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At long last, the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus are here, and yes, everything you've heard is true. There's no headphone jack, you can dunk the new iPhones in water, and the camera on the iPhone 7 Plus can perform all sorts of magic tricks. Otherwise, the changes are quite subtle.
We've been using the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus for a short time to gather some first impressions about Apple's latest and greatest. Here's everything you need to know, including specs, features, pricing, and availability. Stay tuned for our full review.
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The iPhone 7 and the 7 Plus don't look all that different from last year's iPhone 6S and 6S Plus — you'll have to wait for next year's iPhone 7S/8 for major changes, and of course rumors are already plentiful.
The biggest cosmetic difference (besides the removal of the headphone jack — hello, elephant in the room!) is that both the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are (finally!) water- and dust-resistant with an IP67 rating. That means you'll be able to take either of them under up to 1 meter of water for about 30 minutes. The water resistance level isn't as high on the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus as it is on the Galaxy S7 and most other water resistant phones, all of which support IP68 water and dust resistance. The difference is that you can submerge the Galaxy S7 in 5 meters of water versus 1 meter with the iPhone 7. Unless you literally swim with your phones, it's really not a huge deal, but it's a shame that Apple's water resistance rating is a tad lower.
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We dunked both iPhones in a beer stein full of water to see if they'd pass the test, and they did — with flying colors. Both phones were fully operational after several submersion tests. We even played music on the iPhone 7 Plus while it was underwater in the glass, and it pumped out sound like normal. If anything, the speakers sounded better with the amplification of the glass and water.
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Speaking of speakers, the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus now have two speaker grills on the bottom edge of the phone because the 3.5mm headphone jack is gone. That's right, folks. You only have the lightning port now for headphones, or you have to go wireless or use the provided adapter, which comes in the box — more on that later.
Apparently, the headphone jack took up a ton of space, and now that it's gone, Apple added a taptic engine in its place, which provides haptic feedback when you press the Home button. The haptic feedback is key because now the home button isn't a press-able button — it's a flat, solid surface. You press it to unlock your phone, double-press it to trigger Apple Pay when the screen is off, and double-press it when the screen is on to trigger multi-tasking mode. When you press it, it provides the same haptic feedback you feel when you use 3D Touch on an app icon. You feel a small vibration, and that's it. Some people will miss the physical button, but it hasn't bothered us yet.
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The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus maintain the same aluminum body and the only difference is the placement of the antenna lines. Now, they curve around the corners instead of slashing across the back. The new iPhones even share the same respective screen sizes as last year's iPhones: a 4.7-inch display on the 7, and a 5.5-inch screen for the 7 Plus. The Plus sports a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, and its smaller brother packs 1,334 x 750 pixels. Both screens are 25 percent brighter than the 6S and display a wide color gamut.
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"Libraries have valuable information that is locked away in antiquated databases and inaccessible from the online places where students and researchers look for them," said MacKenzie Smith, UC Davis' librarian and lead investigator. "Our project will explore how to break through roadblocks to modernizing library operations so that our data can reach its audience where they live online."
The complexity of libraries, which have links with other institutions, specialized vendors, interdependent functions, and ever-tightening budgets, makes its "ecosystem" resistant to change, Smith said in a statement. "Until libraries can modernize their data and how their clients interact with it, library collections will be increasingly hidden from the people who need them most."
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Harvard professor doesn't want 'fuel' against Islam revealed
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MSNBC's new golden girl was in a pickle: If someone sees a black person committing rape or domestic violence, should he report it if it makes black people look bad?
Or if Muslims see wife-beating, genital mutilation and childhood sexual abuse, should they just keep it to themselves, because saying something gives ammunition to the "Islamophobes"?
The questions appear to be simple. But they posed a challenge for the host of the new "Melissa Harris-Perry" show when guest Mona Eltahawy talked about her Foreign Policy magazine cover story about abuse of women by men in the Muslim world.
Eltahawy speaks from experience: She had her arms broken in a demonstration in Egypt and was tortured and raped in an Egyptian jail cell.
So she seemed surprised to find Harris-Perry questioning her right to draw attention to "traditions" such as involuntary female circumcision, wife-beating and childhood sexual abuse.
"I start with a little bit of trepidation in this conversation," the host said, "in part because I know some of the critiques of this. The very idea that Western press, those that are not from these nations, who are not Muslim ourselves, who are not part of these traditions can look at your article and say 'ahhh, look at how horrible those men, or those societies, or that religion is.'
"And that is part of the reason why, for example, we have an under-reporting of rape and domestic violence in African American communities," Harris-Perry continued. "Because we know the violence enacted on black men by police, so we often don't call. Right?"
Then the MSNBC host brought in Harvard professor Leila Ahmed, who questioned whether Eltahawy should have written the article at all. Not because it was false, but because it made Muslims look bad.
"You began, Melissa, by noting that some things in the African-American community are not publicized precisely because of the racism," said Ahmed as Harris-Perry nodded in agreement on a split screen.
"Mona, I appreciate what you do," continued Ahmed. "I would love it if – I understand if you want to get your message across. It's an important message. But if possible [you should not] give fuel, fodder to people who simply hate Arabs and Muslims in this climate of our day."
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Eltahawy seemed taken aback.
"That's the whole point," she said. "It's not me that makes Muslims look bad. It's those atrocities that make Muslims look bad. And as a writer, it's my job to poke the painful places."
Harris-Perry declined to respond to a subsequent email asking if she ever refused to report a violent crime because it would make someone look bad.
Eltahawy pointed out that deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak oppressed the nation for 30 years, until his removal last year. She said "Mubarak" still needs to be removed from Egyptian minds and bedrooms.
The society that emphasizes Islam, she said, continues to "oppress women," citing a statement from Saudi Arabia on the day her article was released saying that 10-year-old girls are "ready for marriage."
"That's outrageous," Eltawy said.
She explained she wanted to go "straight for the jugular" and reveal misogyny in religion, culture and the law, and demand an answer.
"What are we going to do about that?" she asked.
Life under Shariah
Former Iowa Republican Congressman Fred Grandy, now with the Center for Security Policy, described what life is like for women under Islamic law, or Shariah, in an interview with "PolitiChicks."
Grandy said there are a number of cases in which Muslim women, even in the United States, have been abused under Islamic law.
They include a case in which a judge concluded it essentially was a Muslim man's right to beat and assault his wife. In another case, a Muslim woman who had fled Pakistan was forced by a U.S. judge to send her child back to Pakistan, because the father claimed it was his right to have the child.
Further appeals, the judge ruled, would be in Pakistan. When the mother argued that she could be accused of crimes and sentenced to death if she returned to Pakistan to fight for her child, the judge concluded, essentially, that it was her problem.
Colin Flaherty is an award-winning reporter whose work has appeared in more than 1,000 media outlets around the world, including the Washington Post, New York Times, Los Angeles Times and WND. His critically acclaimed book, "White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How The Media Ignore It," is in its second edition and available in paperback and e-book at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other popular outlets.


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MADRID (Reuters) - Roger Federer vowed to get straight back on the practice court after the world number two was dumped out in the third round of the Madrid Open by Japan's Kei Nishikori on Thursday.
Defending champion at the clay Masters event in the Spanish capital, Federer was playing his first tournament after a seven-week rest following defeat to Rafa Nadal in the quarter-finals at Indian Wells.
The 31-year-old Swiss is increasingly limiting his appearances as his glittering career draws to an end and is one of only two players in the top 10 along with Czech Tomas Berdych without a title this year.
Federer has won 76 tournaments since turning pro in 1998 and with one more he would equal John McEnroe's 77 career titles and join the American in third on the all-time ranking behind Jimmy Connors on 109 and Ivan Lendl with 94.
After his 6-4 1-6 6-2 loss to 23-year-old Nishikori, Federer joked it was perhaps time for another seven-week layoff but said he felt like returning to the practice court that afternoon to prepare for next week's Rome Masters.
"I've been very successful here, so clearly I'm disappointed and wish I could have done better this week," the former world number one told a news conference.
"I was pretty upbeat after my second-round match (against Radek Stepanek). I thought I was in the tournament, I was playing pretty well.
"In practice I was hitting the ball well so this comes as a bit of a disappointment for me.
"It doesn't change my mindset going forward. I'm going to go back to the practice court, train hard and make sure I don't have these kind of days anymore."
The highlight of the clay season is the French Open starting later this month and Federer said his setback in Madrid, where the conditions are much faster than in Paris, would not affect his preparations.
"We're not playing for the French Open. This is early. We're weeks away from the French Open.
"It's nice to have the French Open as a tournament on the calendar but not everything is sacrificed for that.
"For that particular player or for the media or the fans the French Open is the ultimate thing and the only thing they care about. Then clearly Madrid is the lead up tournament.
"That's not how I see it. For me, every tournament counts. So I'm as disappointed losing here as the French Open. There is no difference really."
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Dennis Sullivan needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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GetMortgageReadyNow.com is a B2B product designed to help mortgage customers who don't qualify for a loan. We will help them turn around their credit, create a budget, save their money for a downpayment and get their finances in order so they can qualify and get the home of their dreams.
The audience that we're marketing this to are mortgage companies and brokers. This is NOT a retail/consumer site. It is strictly a B2B site so the logo must have a financial, upscale look and feel.
Some ideas for images include a home, family, a check mark to imply they'll get approved but we have to be careful with this. We can NOT say someone will get approved. Of course, that's why people will use the product and hope to achieve but it's not something we can promise in our messaging. So people want to hear "yes!" or "you're approved" from a lender but it's not something we can say but perhaps we can show it or get that idea across in the logo.
Other ideas: the logo should offer new hope, an image of a better life and achieving the American dream of homeownership.
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I own the domain surfingpoodle.com and require your talent and imagination to create a unique, catchy logo that will form the basis for this web site.
I am a professional writer/communicator/content manager and standard poodle owner. I want to create a web site where I can showcase my resume, display samples from my portfolio, and also provide a tribute to the standard poodles in my life. (If you're unsure what a "standard poodle" is, I've placed a hyperlink to help you out).
You're wondering why I chose the domain, surfingpoodle.com. I purposely put together two words that one normally doesn't associate with one another. Surfing? Poodles? But, people remember the domain name when you say it.
Here are some really striking (yet sometimes comical) pictures of standard poodles that show their athleticism, clown-like nature, elegance, and beauty: http://www.flickr.com/photos/thepac…ts/828346.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Megan Lewis became an Olympic Trials Qualifier at the California International Marathon, completing the 26 mile course in 2 hours, 44 minutes, 4 seconds. The qualifying standard that she needed to beat was 2 hours, 47 minutes. This was her first time running the marathon competitively, and she was more than pleased with the results.
"Pretty exciting," she said. "I was just trying to barely qualify"
"The last 10 miles, I just kept bringing the pace down one or two seconds every mile. I was feeling better bringing the pace down."
More than 5,000 runners competed in the 24th annual event, which is a USATF certified road race that features a fast, downhill course. The course begins at Folsom Dam and culminates with a finish in front of the California State Capitol in midtown Sacramento.
Lewis also currently owns an Olympic Trials qualifying time in the 10,000 meters.
"Maybe I'll switch to marathoning sooner than I thought," she said.
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The Wabash College Chamber Orchestra will present three symphonies in its fall concert on Sunday, December 5, at 7:30 in Salter Concert Hall.
The only performing organization of its type in Montgomery County, the Chamber Orchestra includes instrumentalists from the community in addition to Wabash College students, staff, and faculty.
The opening work by Charles Gounod, the Petite Symphonie for nine wind instruments, features the lyric melodies and lush harmonies for which the French romantic composer is famous.
The Symphonie will be followed by Serge Prokofiev's popular Symphony No. 1 (the "Classical Symphony") which Prokofiev completed just before the Russian Revolution while he was learning the classical style of Joseph Haydn.
Appropriately, after the intermission the Orchestra will play Haydn's final symphony, No. 104 in D major, a joyful work that the Austrian composer wrote in 1795 while enjoying his greatest success in London.
The concert will be performed in Salter Concert Hall and will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Mark your calendars, too, for:
Wednesday, December 8, for the 43rd Annual Christmas Festival of Music and Readings at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, December 12, when the Crawfordsville Community Chorus and Chamber Orchestra will perform Handel's Messiah at 7:00 p.m. The concert will feature guest performer Randall Turner, who has graciously volunteered to sing baritone solos.
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Saturday was a day of painting at our place. I finished the final coats of paint on the kids' new rooms and of course as soon as I brought out the rollers Lillian and Spencer wanted in on the action.
They did fine for a while the only problem was that with all that white I had a hard time seeing what had been painted and what hadn't—we went round and round painting the same places over and over until I realized the system wasn't working. Eventually after lunch I came across another painting idea that was a bit more productive—Halloween t-shirts.
I put Spencer in charge and left him to supervise David and Lillian's creative efforts and he thought they were having so much fun when they were done he decided to make his own.
One dark colored t-shirt
Freezer paper or wax paper
Contact paper
A permanent marker
White fabric paint
A Sponge
1. Using a dark colored t-shirt place a large piece of freezer paper or wax paper inside the shirt as a protective layer to keep the paint from leaking through to the back side of the shirt.
2. On a large piece of plastic Contact paper draw your design with a permanent marker. I kind of thought a ghost would be cute but everyone wanted pumpkins for some reason. You'll want it big enough to be seen but small enough to have a bit of space around the edges.
3. Peel off the Contact paper backing then stick the design to the front of your t-shirt, carefully smoothing out the edges to make sure everything is sticking properly.
4. Dampen the sponge and wring it out thoroughly then dip it in a small puddle of white fabric paint. Stamp the paint all over the design, around the edges and in the cut out holes.
5. Allow to dry for several hours and you've got a spooky shirt and two freshly painted bedrooms.
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Oh, What a Lovely War -- Horse Sense
By Alfred Opp, Vancouver, British Columbia
Edited by Connie Dahlke, Walla Walla, Washington
My grandfather Simon Zacher served the Czar of Russia during the Russo-Japanese War of 1905 and also in World War I. During both tours of duty, Simon was in the Cavalry - a position in which he was proud to serve. Besides being a farmer, Opa Zacher was a blacksmith and a horse breeder. Although my grandfather was not in any front-line battles, he came to know war stories about Cavalry men and their horses. Although in these wars Russia had a Navy, on land they were light on motorized equipment and even that had its limitations given the condition of the country's roads. The railroad and natural horsepower became the means of transport for the Russian Army. My grandfather had a very committed stand to doing his duty serving the Czar in World War I. For his devotion to the cause, his Major rewarded Simon with a silver pocket watch and a promotion to Corporal. My grandfather cherished that honor all his life.
Simon Zacher saw action in the Balkans where he was in charge of a group of men that operated a smithy-shop and horse stable for the Russian Cavalry. The unit he was with were mostly young men from rural areas who had grown up with horses. All possessed horsemanship skills. To be chosen for the Cavalry was a proud assignment that young men dreamed of - to be a Cavalry man was glamorous.
In the Cavalry, man and horse trained together. The soldier was trained in military skills and the horse learned obedience to commands. My grandfather always said that a horse has feelings equal to a man. It was of utmost importance that rider and horse respect one another. These men lived with their horses to maintain that vital trust. The horse had to learn to function despite gunshot noise and visual obstructions. Handling a horse under these conditions took wisdom. The Calvary soldiers possessed that horse-sense and knew how to use it. To keep their horses in shape and prepare the horses to function under wartime conditions the men played games with their horses. While playing a fun riding game with the horses, the soldiers utilized a Kanschuk - a short-handled whip with a long braided leather strap ending in a tuft of tail-hair. The trick was to give the whip the right swing and jerk over one's head, or sideways, to bring out the knall - a loud "bang" that was like a gunshot of sorts. The horse became used to such sounds and this helped the horse to not panic during a real gunbattle. Another exercise was to train the horse to lay down and roll over. This became a handy skill during some military maneuvers so that horse and rider could get down and out of sight.
One member of my grandfather's unit was Ivanovitch Boris, who came from a well-to-do family with lots of land. Boris rode a nice horse named Luscha whose eyes and ears were always alert. My grandfather loved that horse. One day, Boris and four of his comrades got the call to go on patrol to check on enemy positions. Getting close to the enemy, Boris and his buddies were moving into position when all of a sudden Boris got hit by enemy fire. After hitting the ground, Boris saw blood on his leg and on his horse. The horse bravely didn't move. Boris grabbed the saddle strap and pulled himself up onto the horse. Unable to notify his comrades, he gave his horse a tap to go and she went. Luscha instinctively ran as fast as she could back toward the camp while Boris was holding onto her neck for dear life. Boris lost so much blood that he was barely conscious by the time they got to the camp. He was immediately rushed to the medic tent for treatment. Grandpa and his men praised the horse for its bravery in saving Boris' life. Boris' condition slowly improved, but he was confined to bed for a long time. Luscha lost weight and refused to eat. All efforts to bring her back to health failed. The Major was aware of Luscha's condition and so was Boris. After some time, the Major gave the order to put Luscha down. By this time Boris was getting better, but was not well enough to get up and care for his horse. When he found out about the order, he asked him comrades to help him get up on his feet. While still on crutches, he walked over to see his horse who had been so heroic in saving his life. He he spent some time with Luscha to try and help her, then put a blanket over the horse to take her out for a walk. After a while Boris was seen returning to camp - alone. Someone asked him how his horse was. Boris didn't look up but simply said, "I shot her."
My grandfather survived World War I and came back to civilian life. The memories from the war and the friendships he made there remained with him throughout his life. When the time came for us to leave Bessarabia in 1940, Opa Zacher was sad to go. We had all gone through difficult times to build a good life out of an untamed land. Again the family was being uprooted and sent away to an uncertain future. Grandpa did not give up on his faith in God and his fellow man. After surviving World War II while living in Poland, my grandparents fled to East Germany in 1945. In the fall of that year, my mother, my brother and I caught up with my grandparents. Then the area was assigned to the Russians. One day Grandpa was out working on a farm when he was stopped by a Soviet patrol officer for ID. My grandfather, fluent in Russian, reached for his ID to show the officer. In so doing, the officer spotted grandpa's silver pocket watch and reached for it. Grandpa explained the story of the watch to the office, but the officer was unmoved and kept the watch. However, the officer did continue a friendly conversation with my grandfather. After a while, the officer told my grandfather that the Soviets were closing the borders to the West and after that nobody would be able to get in or out of East Germany. Two days later we were on our way to freedom in the West and were safe. A month after that, Opa died in West Germany from typhoid.
In times of darkness, we always find light - often in strange ways. A horse saves a human life but then dies for it. The shine of a silver pocket watch could not be hidden, but in its glimmer was reflected hope and kindness that saved us from again being trapped by Soviet rule. Grandpa lived and succeeded by such providences. We will too.
Alfred Opp is the author of "Pawns on the World Stage" - the memoirs of his childhood in Teplitz, Bessarabia and the experiences of his family in war-torn Europe (Poland during 1941-1945 before they fled to East Germany in 1945, then the reconstruction of West Germany 1945-1955).


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Thursday, March 15, 2012
|What the CFR is up to these days -- Global Governance wise!
The Council on Foreign Relations is taking accelerated action, it appears from the story shown above, which may be read in full by clicking here. It will be secretive, "not-for-attribution dialogue and consensus building." The announcement was "tweeted" by close Javier Solana associate, Lluis Bassets. Bassets is the co-author of Javier Solana's only book, REINVINDICION DE LA POLITICA. The book is so far only available in a Spanish edition. It is part of my library.
So far, these are the "founding organizations":
Founding Council of Councils Member Organizations:
Funding is being supplied by the Minneapolis based Robina Foundation.
Basset said in his tweet that "nobody from Spain" was on the list. HOWEVER, I hopped over to the Brookings Institution website only to learn that organization was quite happily aware of the CFR happening. My personal inclination is to believe that Javier Solana, Strobe Talbott are fully aware and in on the planning for this event; however, I'll keep an open mind as to what may develop.
The Robina Foundation was organized by James H. Binger (1916-2004), a lawyer and CEO of Honeywell. The foundation donated $10.3 million dollars to the CFR this past January to advance the cause of global governance.
Stay tuned!
good post on the linking of all the councils, above video give insight into the council of all councils. Another insidious working of Solana?
and the information Alex Jones is providing, and the brown dwarf star proximity probability with Revelation 6:12-17 fitting this scenario, or crustal displacement without nibiru, makes me figure they are working seriously on some end game for the rest of us, not for our good.
Lamy Calls for European-Inspired Global Governance
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Governments are too busy dealing with domestic issues to dedicate sufficient attention and energy to multilateral negotiations, be they trade negotiations or climate negotiations.
~ Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the World Trade Organization, at a speech at Oxford University on March 8, 2012.
Once relegated to the pages of obscure social science journals and discussions among intellectuals, the study of "global governance" has gone mainstream, with several universities now offering graduate degrees in the field. Among those is Oxford University in the United Kingdom, which offers a Masters in Global Governance and Diplomacy. It is perhaps fitting then that, when the revered academic institution hosted Pascal Lamy on March 8, the Director-General of the World Trade Organization gave a speech on the challenges to global governance and steps needed to "streamline" the global governance "system."
In his speech, Lamy asserts that the four main challenges to global governance today are Leadership ("Who is the leader?"); Efficiency ("naysayers" can block decisions); Coherence ("Each international organization focuses on a limited number of issues"); and Legitimacy ("togetherness" weakens significantly as distance to power systems grows.). Addressing these challenges, Lamy says, requires the world turn to Europe, the "one place where attempts to deal with these challenges have been made and where new forms of governance have been tested for the last 60 years."
more at the above link
It was good for a laugh, however. I would definitely not recommend the video for purposes of setting a good example for children!
When you see all these things come
to pass, look up, for your redemption
draweth near.
Thank you, and am remembering what you went through in Springfield, Mass last year. The tornados went to the north of us (Lapeer County),to the southwest of us (Dexter in Washtenaw County, and to Monroe County. Mercifully our immediate area was spared. The power didn't even blink. We were enjoying our unseasonably warm weather, but I know from experience that such weather can also be tornado season. I pray we all stay safe this year.
I am thankful that you are OK. The very unusual "non-winter" we have had here in Springfield, Massachusetts this year is creeping me out.
I pray we all stay safe this year as well.
Looks like Sweden is taking the lead in becoming cashless and all electronic.
This just came out by Javier Solana 2 days ago. He talks about how it is dangerous to stick to out-dated ideas of sovereignty.
You are an EXCELLENT "watchman on the wall." Thank you for letting me know about the very serious Swedish story which is a sign of what is about to "come upon the earth like a snare" for the rest of us elsewhere.
Very disturbing news.
Thank you!
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"Global Consciousness" march to Jerusalem on 30 March with possible Iranian backing.
In answer to a question on another thread what politicians are pushing for war with Iran, here are some names but they have following in Congress on this.
Meanwhile, the US is once again the model for problematic legislation abroad. Seems China, on the verge of outlawing secret detentions, has passed a bill approving it, based on the American NDAA. Reminiscent of developments in Nazi Germany inspired by developments here and in England.
China's infamous one child policy was actually the brainchild of some zero population elements here and brought to China by Bush, don't ask for the source I read that in the 1990s.
You posted previously an Alice Bailey quote about how the world will (according to her) in time cometo see that the kingdom of God isand has been already here. When I read it it shook me as it is so similar to George Eldan Ladd's work on the theology of the Kingdom. Would you say it is similar? This is the theology of John Wimber of the Vineyard movement, also self labeled 3rd wave of charasmatics/pentacostalism or "Empowered Evangelicals" which is the title of a book by two prominant Vineyard pastors, Rich Nathan and Ken Wilson. I left this movement 4 years ago after being in it for 14 years. I am struggling to learn what is orthodox. After being in leadership at the Columbus Vineyard I have no hesitation in labeling that particular church a cult.
I do believe it's one and the same thing, yes. I'm currently working on a series attempting to illustrate these sorts of connections though I have mentioned this before on my blog.
I'm pretty much convinced all "3rd Wave" hyper-charismaticism comes from this same New Age/occult root.
Bill Johnson's Christology: A New Age Christ?, part I:
The Christ Anointing and the Antichrist Spirit:
I've written about Vineyard/Wimber before back when he/Vineyard was associated with Mike Bickle and the "Kansas City Prophets" before it morphed into International House of Prayer (IHOP).
Thank you for the link on the "Global Consciousness" march to Jerusalem. I hadn't seen that yet. That is worth keeping up on.
I think we are on the fast track to tyranny:
Brandon Turbeville
March 18, 2012
In a stunning move, on March 16, 2012, Barack Obama signed an Executive Order stating that the President and his specifically designated Secretaries now have the authority to commandeer all domestic U.S. resources including food and water. The EO also states that the President and his Secretaries have the authority to seize all transportation, energy, and infrastructure inside the United States as well as forcibly induct/draft American citizens into the military. The EO also contains a vague reference in regards to harnessing American citizens to fulfill "labor requirements" for the purposes of national defense.
I would caution against coloring all pentecostal believers with the Vinyard movement and their excesses, as well as the excesses of other similar groups (New Apostles and Prophets Movement, etc.).
And it's important to make a distinction between the personal gift of tongues that a believer would experience as a form of personal prayer with God and the gift of tongues and interpretation that is used to edify the body of believers.
Both, though, are clearly supported in Scripture. There will always be wrong and counterfeit expressions of what God does with and through His true believers.
Dave in CA
What is your take on the sacraments and the incarnation?
Christianity starts with the idea that God became a human being and has a human body.
The sacraments are profoundly linked to the incarnation, i.e. meeting God in our own world.
gnostics rejected the sacraments, because they rejected the incarnation, held that salvation was through esoteric knowledge instead or purely mental acts.
Both, though, are clearly supported in Scripture. There will always be wrong and counterfeit expressions of what God does with and through His true believers."
Actually, the use of tongues as personal prayer is stated as a keep it to yourself not the body of believers if there is no translator.
Further, it is clearly NOT gibberish but a KNOWN language of someone somewhere. If I am correct, the entire history of the tongues movement always incl. the unscriptural and presumptuous style of getting it going.
It only edifies the body of believers IF there is a translator.
Absent such, it is not to be done and prophesying is superior because it is divinely inspired words in the language known to hearers. Tongues are a sign for unbelievers, its function among believers is very limited, especially when among those who all speak the same language in a meeting where foreigners won't be dropping by.
Corinthians discusses this in depth. And in my experience and that of some others, people who talk in tongues a lot are personally problematic fleshly at best as the Corinthian crew were that Paul had to rein in.
that is a new enough bubble on this that my only source so far is Alex Jones, but there is apparently an activation on existing ones, with FEMA snapping up all emergency supplies, meals for millions, and suppliers to civilian preppers (preparedness people) having to backorder for them complaining FEMA bought their entire inventory already, that was months ago. Here are a few links.
a search on http://www.infowars.com should turn up a lot of information, incl. copies of govt. documents also youtube has stuff.
One big problem with these kind of people is they only read some parts of the Constitution, and ignore others. "treason" is a term thrown around loosely, ignoring the very narrow definition in the Constitution, and both sides of the potential dispute in the street that martial law would be part of, would view the opposite side as enemies of the Constitution and the nation. Both would probably, in different ways, be correct.
Here is the report of FEMA moving to activate what is there. http://www.prisonplanet.com/fema-puts-out-contract-for-emergency-camps-to-house-displaced-citizens.html
rumors of a million person facility in Alaska seems to be hogwash but maybe not, I can't imagine situating a facility like that in a place like that and it would certainly show on the google maps images. here is a google search that you can pursue the subject pro and con
here is the reason for a lot of these developments. HOWEVER....don't doubt certain people won't take the opportunity to consolidate power and make sure they are in charge when the dust settles. google "deep underground military bases." Also Jesse Ventura on youtube the 2012 conspiracy. Also the police state conspiracy this program of his got yanked off TV I hear, but that might be hype.
I would expect, that power elites being in competition, and ditto elements in the military, they may be aiming to throw each other into camps and exterminate each other before they get around to us. Crisis is opportunity, remember.
Supposedly at least one of those camps has huge furnaces, but then, you would have to heat a lot of buildings and cremate people who died in the catastrophes and were diseased water bloated and so forth and not murdered at all, so it is hard to tell. Worst case scenario might happen, extermination camps, but on the other hand, that might IF it happens only be an occasional side use of something originally not intended for that.
My channel has some favorites links that can be a start,
and my blog, http://politicallyunclassifiable.blogspot.com
Confirms and expands a 1950 EO giving more presidential power in emergencies.
"And in my experience and that of some others, people who talk in tongues a lot are personally problematic fleshly at best as the Corinthian crew were that Paul had to rein in."
I disagree with your understanding but since this isn't the focus of this blog I don't want to take the "space" to give a more accurate understanding.
Dave In CA
Thank you for the link on the new EO from the President. That comes straight from the White House Press Office. I think that is worth reading for anyone. READ and DISCERN.
In the capital, residents flooded on to the streets when the quake struck .
A large earthquake has struck near Acapulco on Mexico's Pacific coast.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) said the quake had a magnitude of 7.4 and put the epicentre at 15 miles (25km) east of Ometepec, in Guerrero state
This was one more in a long series of late Friday afternoon "document dumps" that have occurred when the "regime" thinks no one is paying attention.
After the big web eruption over the Executive Order, it was "explained" as follows.
White House Calls Executive Order 'Standard and Routine' After Web Eruption
By Fred Lucas
March 19, 2012
I am not necessarily buying it.
EU climate chief braced for backlash
By Joshua Chaffin in Brussels
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©AFPThree months ago, Connie Hedegaard, Europe's climate commissioner, emerged triumphant from the international climate negotiations in Durban after she pieced together a well-regarded deal just as the talks seemed on the verge of collapse.
Ms Hedegaard's secret, she said, was not to buckle. "I know that some other countries tried to go around saying, 'Europe will always give in at the last moment; you don't have to listen to them, they become soft,'" she recalled. "That was a real lesson".
So, you get the point so far of the article. And China now is looking elswhere for deals on Airbuses because of it. Yada yada. The interesting thing, to me, was this part-
she said she was devoting her energy to forging a global agreement to curb airline emissions, which would make the EU policy unnecessary.
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Please take a listen:
1) This almost sounds like a play by play of the uprooting of two horns with the third (Merkel) on the way.
2)Berlusconi was uprooted to please Merkel but it now appears as if a coalition will arrive to remove Merkel
3) Sovereignty will be transferred to the EU institution and not a person
4) It sounds as if the person speaking has been fully aware of the transitions and it sounds as if the Social Democrats of Europe are the driving power. Who leads the Social democrats of Europe today. The speaker also talks as if he is personally conversant with all of the actors past and present who set up the Euro and saw it prosper in good times. Now in "crisis" sovereignty is being transferred to the the EU and three leaders(horns) are being uprooted to bring it about. I think Herb Peters would have shared my concern. What does Constance think?
"In Germany they came first for the Communists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist. Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me, and by that time no one was left to speak up."
I found this interesting and worth reading and discerning. Today is the "UN World Water Day". I came across this from a link in the European Union website. They are really pushing this in Europe. It is all about sustainability and saving and rationing safe drinking water worldwide.
larouche may be a bit kooky, but this is a good short introduction to what I
already figured out from other sources. And I recall 20 years ago, that there
were senators and others who wouldn't be seen with him in public, that used
his private intelligence gathering service.
That you think a nuclear war would be the US's fault shows me the extent that you have been brainwashed by people like Alex Jones, who, knowingly or not, are the result of generations of propaganda foisted on the Western mind from the Eastern strategists via the KGB and similar entities.
The real enemy is seen as a victim, and the only group of people who can provide safety and security (our government and the military) are portrayed as the enemy.
Good is called bad, bad is called good. I think I read that in the Bible somewhere....
What you need to do is start from scratch, look at the power elites here and in Europe and England, the cental banking scam and the history of our presidents who in any way went against it (almost invariably ended up assassinated), and then the Nazi CIA USA elites collaboration incl. Prescott Bush before during and after WW II and infiltration on both sides of the Iron Curtain and throughout Asia and Africa.
Then you need to collate all this to Bailey and other occultist influences and the elitist ideal world the Rosicrucians claim once existed and want to recreate and that sort of thing.
then re read Cumbey.
then try not to have a heart attack.
What you post reminds me in part of what has been written by LaRouche elements. While there is some valuable information sometimes gleanable from their site, I recommend verifying it from independent sources before treating it as fact. It is a political cult of sort centered about Lyndon LaRouche who was when I first became involved in politics, a recognized Marxist. After I started speaking out on the New Age Movement, I found that he too was speaking out on elements of it; however, he was attributing same to being "British monarchy, Italian oligarchy" conspiracy. There was also considerable anti-Semitism in LaRouche circles. The Jews were clearly a TARGET of New Age forces. I always have to remember an underlying New Age strategy of pitting target groups against each other. I don't know what LaRouche's perspectives or motivations are, but I don't know how he can conduct the research he has without seeing the anti-Jewish elements of it.
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sil wrote:Here's a scary question...sans the few short weeks at the end of last season, when was the last time Malkin played at his best while Crosby was also healthy and in the lineup? If you recall the season when Sid was injured, Malkin was on his second season in a row of less-than-stellar play, but then he too was injured. Last year he was on fire, but Sid was out for all but a few weeks. It just worries me a tad that we really haven't seen these two both at their best and at the same time since 2009.
Right when Sid came back in March and until we had the meltdown in Ottawa where they all luaghed at the anthems Malkin was great. Of course a 3-2 loss to Philly was in there too. That's when the wheels fell of though last year, that Ottawa game. Rest of the year was just sloppy even when we won.


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March 1, 2013
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New product for the week of October 08, 2012.
Instruments: Percussion
Scored for two vibraphones and two five octave marimbas. With detailed performance notes. 15 minutes. New product for the week of October 08, 2012.
Instruments: Marimba, Vibraphone, Percussion
These arrangements by Musser were for his 100-piece marimba orchestra comprised of 50 young men and 50 young women between the ages of 17 and 25. Performances with the orchestra took place in 1935 in Paris, Brussels and New York's famed Carnegie Hall. With a foreword by Willis Rapp detailing the historical significance of this series, extensive program notes and notes about this edition included in this historically significant publication, these ensembles are a must for any marimba ensemble. Includes Mignon Overture by Thomas, Largo from The New World Symphony by Dvor
Instruments: Percussion, Marimba
This microphone kit includes two of Blue's Dragonfly microphones and a Mouse microphone, strategically composed for professional drum recording. Inspired by the legendary three-mic technique for recording drums made famous by bands like the Who, the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and professional engineers, this kit offers a microphone trio for achieving this sought-after sound. These three microphones complete the sonic spectrum needed in producing a full-bodied, live recording session for the most discerning drummer and engineer. New product for the week of October 1st, 2012.
Instruments: Drums, Percussion
This complete guide to the basics contains everything you need to get started on drums: in-depth instruction, terrific songs, two professional-quality CDs with full-demo tracks, and a helpful DVD! Perfect for students who want to teach themselves, or for teachers giving private or group lessons. Simply follow the tips and lessons in the book as you listen to the teacher on the CDs and DVD. Level 1 covers: beats, songs, and fills; all musical styles; playing tips and techniques; music notation; and more. Level 2 covers: more beats, songs and fills; playing tips and techniques; rock, country, R&B, jazz, blues, modern rock, funk and Latin styles; changing drumheads; and more. New product for the week of Sept 24th, 2012.
Instruments: Drums, Percussion
New product for the week of Sept 17th, 2012.
Instruments: Timpani, Percussion
46 art songs by some of today's most prominent composers, including Mark Adamo, Richard Danielpour, Ricky Ian Gordon, Daron Hagen, Aaron Jay Kernis, Lori Laitman, Ben Moore, Paul Moravec, Nico Muhly, John Musto, Tarik O'Regan, Thomas Pasatieri, Michael Torke, and others. New product for the week of Sept 10th, 2012.
Instruments: Vocal, Piano, Percussion, Other, Piano and Keyboard
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Instruments: Vocal, Percussion
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Instruments: Percussion
Walk The Walk - Baritone Saxophone (Or Bass Clarinet Or Contrabassoon)/Percussion Archive Ed Bariton
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Instruments: Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone, Saxophone, Bassoon, Bass Guitar, Percussion, Woodwinds, Guitar
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Instruments: Bass Guitar, Percussion, Guitar
A 10-minute work for marimba quartet in two contrasting movements. Recorded by Brett Dietz with members of the Hamiruge ensemble, Louisiana State University. New product for the week of Sept 10th, 2012.
Instruments: Marimba, Percussion
Recorded by the group fun., this contemporary hit features a hard-hitting rock style, strong melodies, and a driving percussion pulse. Impressive as a stands or dance feature. New product for the week of Sept 17th, 2012.
Instruments: Percussion
Uses: Advent, Christmas Scripture: Luke 2 From the composer of Tapestry of Light and The Winter Rose comes a new major work that is based on the traditional Lesson and Carols service. Filled to overflowing with beloved carols and original seasonal songs, this cantata tells the story of Christ's birth adorned with beautiful arrangements and meaningful Scriptures. The work includes optional moments for congregational participation, handbell ringers, and children's choir, if desired. Stunning orchestrations and a full line of support products are available to support your presentation. Titles include: A Christmas Overture; O Come, All Ye Faithful; A Prayer for Advent; People of Promise, Arise!; Song of Hope and Joy; O Little Town of Bethlehem; My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord; Lullabies of Bethlehem; Angels We Have Heard on High; Carols for Seekers; Let Christmas Begin; A Christmas Trilogy. Available separately: SATB, SAB, iPrint Orch CD-rom, Printed Orchestration (Score & parts for Flute 1&2, Oboe, Clarinet 1&2, Bassoon, Horn 1&2, Trumpet 1,2&3, Trombone 1&2, Bass Trombone/Tuba, Timpani, Perc 1&2, Harp, Piano, Violin 1&2, Viola, Cello, Double Bass), iPrint Consort CD-rom, iPrint Handbells CD-rom, StudioTrax CD, Listening CD, 10-Pack Listening CDs, Preview Pack, RehearsalTrax CDs, Digital Resource Kit. Duration: ca. 59:21 (full performance) ca. 48:37 (w/o opt. congregational anthems). New product for the week of Sept 17th, 2012.
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, Harp, Lute, Trumpet, Bass Trombone, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Timpani, Handbell, Tuba, Bells, Handbells, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Guitar, Percussion
New product for the week of October 1st, 2012.
Instruments: Violin, Marimba, Strings, Percussion
Taking Center Stage is the definitive print retrospective and musical documentation of the career of one of the greatest rock drummers of all time, Neil Peart of Rush. Originally conceived as a companion to the groundbreaking 2011 3-disc DVD set of the same name, this book combines astonishingly detailed musical transcriptions, historical writing, instructional text, and a beautiful collection of photographs to create a book that every drummer and every fan of Neil and Rush will want to add to their collection. At the heart of the book are note-for-note musical transcriptions of 17 songs that are included on the Taking Center Stage DVD. These transcriptions are exclusive to this book, since they are taken from the performances on the DVD, documenting how Neil currently approaches the songs. Some of the tracks included are Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, The Spirit of Radio, Free Will, Subdivisions, Time Stand Still, Marathon, La Villa Strangiato, The Trees, Caravan, BU2B, Far Cry, and many others. But this is much more than a mere transcription book. The book is divided into chapters corresponding to each and every Rush tour from the time Neil joined the band in 1975, up to the present. Each of these chapters contains extensive text discussing the musical approach of the band at the time, the construction of the drum parts, and Neil's set up. Accompanying this are exquisitely detailed diagrams of each of Neil's drumsets, produced after extensive research into the exact instruments that were used on every tour. Tying everything together is a beautiful collection of dozens of photographs taken over the past 30 years, including exclusive shots from the archives of Fin Costello and Andrew McNauhgtan, which show Neil and his drums in vivid detail. The book also contains color reproductions of just about every drum company advertisement that featured Neil during his career. Written, transcribed, and researched by well-known drummer, author, and educator Joe Bergamini (who also co-produced and appeared in the DVD), and overseen and edited by Neil himself, Taking Center Stage: A Lifetime of Live Performance is the most complete, accurate, and definitive work on Neil Peart's career as a drummer. New product for the week of Sept 24th, 2012.
Instruments: Drums, Other, Percussion
Jazz Band, Sheet Music Package Download, Jazz Ensemble, Level 4. One of the classic hits from The Who, this hard-driving rocker has stood the test of time, and is often found today used in film and TV. Here's a creative version for big band that uses a mix of styles from fast rock in the beginning, to a brief swing section in the middle, then back to rock style to finish up. The chart features intense energy throughout, and solos are included for guitar and drums. Artist: The Who. Arranger: Richard Tuttobene. Composer: Peter Townshend. Writer: Peter Townshend; Richard Tuttobene; The Who.
Instruments: Guitar, Drums, Percussion
Concert Band, Sheet Music Package Download, Concert Band, Level 4. Commissioned by the acclaimed Midwest Clinic in 2005, this exciting work by Samuel Hazo demonstrates the composer's continued fresh approach and unique vision for wind bands. Scored for brass and percussion with woodwind players contributing East African chant/singing along with egg shakers, this composition is a tribute to the memory of Rosa Parks and her struggles on behalf of civil rights more than 50 years ago. An auxiliary set of woodwind parts is now available, allowing this dramatic music to be performed by a traditional symphonic band instrumentation. Dur: 4:00 Composer: Samuel Hazo. Writer: Samuel Hazo.
Instruments: Percussion, Brass
Jazz Band, Sheet Music Package Download, Jazz Ensemble, Level 4. One of the early soulful rock tunes, Lee Morgan's "Sidewinder" features a distinctive groove and funky riff-like phrases. In this arrangement for Little Big Band, a trio of trumpet, tenor and guitar state the head in the beginning joined later by the rest of the ensemble. Solos are included for trumpet, tenor and drums. Arranger: Mark Taylor. Composer: Lee Morgan. Writer: Lee Morgan; Mark Taylor.
Instruments: Guitar, Organ, Trumpet, Drums, Piano and Keyboard, Brass, Percussion
Orchestra, Sheet Music Package Download, Orchestra, Level 2 to 3. First recorded in 1950, "Silver Bells" has remained one of the true classics of the holiday season. Johnnie's arrangement is scored for reduced instrumentation, but still sounds great.Dur: 2:00 Arranger: Johnnie Vinson. Composer: Jay Livingston; Ray Evans. Writer: Jay Livingston; Johnnie Vinson; Ray Evans.
Instruments: Bells, Percussion
Choral Instrumental Pak, Sheet Music Package Download, Brass/Percussion. Triumphant and dynamic, John Leavitt's bold setting of this popular text will make for an exciting moment of worship for any choir and congregation. Available separately: SATB, ChoirTrax CD. Score and parts (tpt 1-2, hn, tbn 1-2, timp, perc 1-2, db)available as a Printed Edition and as a digital download. Duration: ca. 4:20. Author: Henry Lyte. Composer: John Leavitt. Writer: Henry Lyte; John Leavitt.
Instruments: Choir, Percussion, Brass, Vocal
Concert Band, Sheet Music Package Download, Concert Band, Level 4. The opening of this unique and masterful work for band places the wind players out in the audience as the listeners are surrounded by the effect of a swirling dance of celestial lights and sounds. Onstage, the percussion section introduces a driving ostinato pattern later picked up by the entire ensemble. A delicate and beautiful middle section almost suspends time as soloists provide a bluesy interaction with the rich background texture and each other. The frantic pace returns leading to a stunning chorale played by the winds while the percussion continues simultaneously at a separate tempo! A creative and magical addition to the repertoire! Dur: c. 9:30 Composer: Michael Sweeney. Writer: Michael Sweeney.
Instruments: Choir, Percussion, Other, Vocal
Concert Band, Sheet Music Package Download, Concert Band, Level 2.5. John Barnes Chance composed his landmark work for band, "Incantation and Dance", in 1960 while in residence at the high school in Greensboro, North Carolina. Commissioned by the Union County (NC) Honor Band, "Prelude and Pursuit" pays tribute to this important composition and its North Carolina connection. A haunting chant-like theme played by the clarinets sets the tone for the slow section. Similar to Chance's work, the fast section begins with percussion instruments introducing thematic elements later picked up and developed by the winds. Intensifying rhythmic elements, as well as carefully controlled random playing effects, contribute to an overall sense of excitement and anticipation. Themes are woven throughout various sections of the band before the opening chant motif makes a brief dramatic appearance near the end. A great teaching tool for young players, "Prelude and Pursuit"
Instruments: Clarinet, Percussion, Woodwinds
A new collection in the popular series of standard settings used on ceremonial and other occasions by the Scots Guards' corps of pipes and drums. Responding to recent changes in the style of tunes as well as preserving the traditional character of the repertoire, a long overdue addition to the repertoire from one of the most historic regiments. New product for the week of Sept 24th, 2012.
Instruments: Drums, Other, Percussion


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As Halloween approaches we think about skeletons and scary skulls…..
Speaking of bones, did you know that the exercises we do here at 9Round directly increase our bone density?
Most people aren't consciously walking around thinking, "How can I increase my bone density?" So, it's nice to know that this is already being covered for you when you're doing your workout. Not only are we getting a kick butt workout, but, you're doing your future self a huge favor also. When you do anything "weight bearing" or impactful, you actually help your bones increase their density. In every day terms, when we kick or punch the bags it creates resistence which helps to tone and sculpt your muscles without making you bulky. You get leaner, faster. Your waistline shrinks and your jeans fit better. Hooray!
But, you're also strengthening your bones when you do this. This helps prevent Osteoporosis in the future if you're younger right now, and it also helps prevent it from worsening in folks who are already starting to experience the onset of this bone degeneration. (Ask your doctor if working out is ok for you before starting a new exercise program).
The science behind why this works: When you your body is used to the pounding on the heavy bags hanging in our 9Round clubs, then if you had an accidental fall somewhere outside of the gym, your body would better be able to withstand that kind of accident with minimal or no injuries. That's what we want! Consistently coming in about 3 times a week for just 30 minutes is all you need to improve bone health.
We really pride ourselves on the fact that our circuit style workout is for all ages and fitness levels. If you're new to exercise, you'll go at your own pace. Then, as you get stronger, your trainer will push you a bit harder to get you to reach your fitness goals. Every body needs this kind of motivation, and that's why we get results!
Most people come in to 9Round for weight loss goals or to get toned up for that bikini. Side effects of that include heart health and bone health increase!
When I lay my head down at night, I know that our 9Round Fitness business has not only helped hundreds of people feel happier and sexier in their own skin, but it's added years to their lives and quality to those years. No bones about it….You knew that was coming!


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Budget balanced without property tax rate increase
Following months of actions to control spending and negotiations with City unions, Mayor Don Wesely today presented to the City Council a balanced budget for fiscal year 2002-2003, which does not raise the property tax rate. Spending is limited to a 2.2 percent increase in the $113 million tax-funded budget. Mayor Wesely closed the projected $5.5 million budget gap through wage concessions from two City unions and some changes in services. Overall, 35 positions were eliminated, but by managing the vacant positions generated by a hiring freeze, only about ten employees may lose a job.
"We have worked hard to adjust spending during the current fiscal year as sales tax revenues fell below projections, and that has certainly lessened the cuts needed for next year," said Mayor Wesely. "Our negotiations with the unions were also key because personnel costs account for 71 percent of our tax-funded budget."
City personnel costs were expected to increase 6.6 percent, and current City services were projected to increase about 6.2 percent in the next fiscal year, which begins September 1. Revenues were estimated to increase less than 2 percent. Sales tax revenue accounts for about 42 percent of the City revenue, and property taxes provide about 28 percent of the funds for the City tax-supported budget. The slower economy resulted in sales tax revenue growing at less than 2 percent in the current year. The City's five-year forecast had projected a sales tax growth rate of 4.5 percent.
As revenues began to decline this year, Mayor Wesely imposed a freeze on the use of unspent funds, postponed many Capital Improvement Projects in the general fund, delayed some equipment purchases, denied discretionary travel by employees, and implemented a hiring freeze with a review process to fill only essential positions. In December 2001, the Mayor initiated discussions with the five City unions to reduce the projected employee pay raises from an average of 8 percent for employees not at the top of the pay scale to 4 percent. The Mayor proposed a freeze on merit increases for one year or asked the unions to propose an alternative plan which would result in comparable savings.
The Firefighters Association agreed to concessions of about $414,000, and the National Association of Government Employees agreed to more than $818,000 in compensation savings. In addition, City management will receive smaller pay increases creating a savings of more than $282,000. The total personnel savings from the three groups is about $1.5 million, about $1 million of which helped to close the gap in the tax-funded budget. City Department Directors will receive pay increases of 2 percent and will not receive a comparability increase. The Mayor's salary will not change for next year. The Lincoln Police Union, Lincoln City Employees Association and Amalgamated Transportation Union each declined compensation concessions.
The Mayor's plan eliminates 49 current full-time equivalent (FTE) positions, adds eight new positions and changes six positions from partially funded last year to fully funded this year for new facilities and programs. The overall staffing reduction of about 35 positions saves $1.1 million in the tax-funded budget.
The eliminated positions include five Police Officers serving as elementary
school resource officers and two Police Officers doing community outreach and
public education activities.
"Our priority was to keep Officers on the street, and we will have just as many fighting crime as we do today," said Police Chief Tom Casady. "As turnover occurs in those assigned to street patrol, the school resource officers will return to street duty."
"My previous two budgets have increased the number of Police Officers, and I would prefer to continue to add to the Police Department," said Wesely. "Chief Casady assures me that the elimination of the elementary school resource officers will not affect the City's safety or the core services to fight crime. When it is again feasible, I will continue adding Police Officers."
The budget increases the City's contribution the Police and Fire Pension Fund by $250,000. The City is required to increase its contributions to the fund because annual contributions during the 1990s did not keep pace with the recommended level. The total City contribution to the fund is $1.6 million this year.
The Mayor proposes $935,000 in service changes, including:
The Mayor also proposes that taxpayers vote on three general obligation bond issues over the next year:
Of the total property taxes paid, more than 63 percent goes directly to the Lincoln Public Schools, and less than 16 percent goes to the City. The City of Lincoln property tax rate is 31.4 cents per $100 dollars of assessed valuation, which is about 25 percent lower than the rate charged property owners in Omaha.
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Can you give your metabolism a makeover that boosts fat-burning and weight loss? Yes, says Dr Mehmet Oz. On his Feb. 24 talk show, Dr. Oz unveiled a new detox diet that helps you shed up to 10 pounds and prevent disease in just 10 days.
Dr. Oz explained that his detox diet is based on the research and weight loss program designed by his guest expert, Dr. Mark Hyman, author of "The Blood Sugar Solution 10-Day Detox Diet: Activate Your Body's Natural Ability to Burn Fat and Lose Weight Fast" (click for details).
Dr. Hyman says that benefits of the 10-day detox plan include:
- Lose up to 10 pounds
- Reverse chronic health problems such as joint point and type 2 diabetes
- Alleviate brain fog and allergies
- Prevent conditions such as acne and headaches
- Help autoimmune disease
However, he told Dr. Oz that to succeed with both weight loss and prevention of disease, you will need to eliminate the following foods from your meals and snacks during the 10-day period:
- Processed foods unless it is a canned whole food such as sardines or artichokes with only a few real ingredients such as water or salt
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