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Quilt tester: Laura Boehnke
1/8 yard each of purple, dark blue, blue, and bright pink prints (A and B blocks)
1/4 yard orange print (B blocks)
1 yard total assorted animal novelty prints (A and B blocks)
1 yard mottled lime green (sashing, binding)
1-5/8 yards backing fabric
44x58" batting
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Company Name:Shiksha.com (http://www.Shiksha.com)
Duration:2 Weeks
Total Efforts:Flexible working hours with a total input of 10 hours over 2 weeks (work anytime, anywhere, or maybe over the weekends)
Target Audience:Undergrad Students, Engineering Students, Management Students, Postgrad Students
Number of openings:100
Completed Date:22nd May, 2019
Start Date :Students will be Expected to Start Working within 2 Days of Getting Selected
About the company
Shiksha.com is a one-stop-solution making course and college selection easy for students looking to pursue undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) courses in India and abroad; also accessible to users on the move through the website's mobile site. Our website is a repository of reliable and authentic information for over 14,000 institutions, 40,000 plus courses and has a registered data base of more than 3.5 million students. We offer specific information for students interested in UG/PG courses in India (shiksha.com) and Abroad (studyabroad.shiksha.com) across the most popular educational streams – Management; Science & Engineering; Banking & Finance; Information Technology; Animation, VFX, Gaming & Comics; Hospitality, Aviation & Tourism; Media, Films & Mass Communication; Design; Medicine, Beauty & Health Care; Retail; Arts, Law, Languages & Teaching; and Test Preparation.
Skills you will Learn
- Customer Engagement
- Verbal Communication
- Networking
Project Steps
- The objective of this project is to help Shiksha become the no. 1 destination for college reviews where all future generations of college students can find the right colleges for themselves. Students working on this project will be required to do the following:
- Identify a target set of students & alumni from Any College or Course - Batchmates/ Classmates/ Juniors/ Seniors/ Alumni - keeping in mind the following Eligibility Criteria:
- 1st/2nd/ 3rd/4th/ Final Year students of UG courses are eligible to submit reviews for their UG college.
- 1st/2nd/ 3rd/4th/ Final Year students of PG courses are eligible to submit reviews for their PG college as well as their UG college.
- For alumni/ passed out students - Only those people who have passed out from the course/ college in or after 2013, are eligible to submit their reviews.
- Approach these target People/ Groups by sharing your "Personal & Unique Review Link" via WhatsApp, Facebook or any other medium where these people are available. Also, share with them a Google Form Link which they should fill after posting their Review on Shiksha.com. (Both the Unique Review Link & Google Form Link will be shared with you by the Project Manager)
- Likewise, get 15 or more reviews submitted through them. Aim for more Reviews (at least 20 to 25) so that 15 out of all the submitted reviews get Published by the Shiksha team at the time of approvals.
- Apply if you like to work at your own convenience anytime, anywhere and add that extra Pointer to your CV to separate yourself from the crowd.
Expected Project OutputGet a minimum of 15 Genuine Reviews (Published or Approved by Shiksha Team) from students/ alumni of Any College or Course (UG/ PG/ Both). Your Rejection Rate should also be less than 25% in order to be eligible for the Project Completion Certificate.
Additional Incentives:
Students who are able to get 30 or more Reviews (Published or Approved) along with a Rejection Rate of less than 25%, will be provided a Performance Incentive of Rs. 1200/-
Skills you will Learn:
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Who Should Apply to this Project:
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Oct. 31, 2009
NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's swimming teams fell to visiting Babson in their first dual meet of the season at the Tripp Athletic Center Saturday. The women lost, 123-107, while the men fell, 162-80.
For the women, Corsair winners included freshmen Morgan Cooper (Sunderland, MA/Frontier Regional HS), who won the 200 yard freestyle in 2:04.68 and the 100 yard butterfly in 1:04.21, Maggie Conlon (Methuen, MA/Methuen HS), who won the 200 yard individual medley in 2:23.95, and Cecelia Rius (Rockville, MD/Richard Montgomery HS), who won the one-meter diving competition with a score of 181.35. The lone men's winner was freshman Jake Pesante (Wakefield, RI/South Kingston HS), who won the 100 yard freestyle in 11:20.70.
"The women's meet was a great meet," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Cathy Motta. "It came down to the last two events. On the men's side, Babson's depth was too much for the Corsairs to overcome."
The Corsair women are now 0-1 while the men are 0-1. The Corsairs will return to action when they visit the University of New England next Saturday at 1 p.m. Babson's men are now 2-0, while their women are now 1-1. The Beavers will host Brandeis on November 12th.


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The Wines of Germany 101
A Snooth Article Classic
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Nice article there GDP. What is amazing about Germany is that there are so many producers and so many great wines. Unknown producers (to US consumers) can make as great a wine as the famous producers. Exploring the wine country to find these gems is a real thrill. Finding a great wine outside of the classic Mosel and Rheingau areas is quite common and rewarding. There have been some great wines produced from the co-ops (Winzergenossenschaft & Winzerverein) as well. My favorite German producer? Frank Schiffmann, Brauneberg. But there are about 20 others that would be a close second.
Seems a little strange that you didn't list Frits Ritter, since their kabinet is one of the top selling German wines in the US, Also, Vereinigte Hospitien is one of the oldest, and in my opinion finest, vineyards in Germany. Their Scharzhofberger Auslese is, again in my opinion, in a class of it's own and easily the equal of any of the producers you have listed.
Zuiko, Thank you for the kind words. There are indeed many great producers in Germany, far too many to list in such a short overview.
American Storm, Perhaps in my follow up articles on Germany 201 we'll dive deeper and cover some of the producers I've missed on this first pass.
The Pinot Noir wines from the Ahr valley are generally from the Fruhburgunder rather than the Spatburgunder. This is an earlier ripening version more suited to the cooler climate.
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Key Takeaways From Arena's Third-Quarter Update
Shares of Arena Pharmaceuticals soared last Friday after the company announced an amended marketing agreement with Eisai for the company's obesity drug Belviq. This expanded marketing agreement gives Eisai exclusive commercialization rights for Belviq in all countries except South Korea, Taiwan, Australia, and New Zealand.
Per the agreement, Arena will receive $60 million in upfront payments, up to $176.5 million in regulatory and development milestone payments, and $1.56 billion in one-time purchase price adjustment agreements in the newly covered territories.
This expanded deal couldn't come at a better time for Arena investors. To date, Belviq's U.S. launch has been slow by industry standards, with Arena only generating $1.7 million in revenue from the drug in the third quarter. Orexigen Therapeutics is also hot on Arena's heels in the development of its competing obesity drug Contrave, with possible approvals coming next year in both the U.S. and Europe.
Perhaps the only good news on the commercial front for Arena of late has been VIVUS' problematic launch of Qsymia. Since last July, First Manhattan has essentially taken over the board of directors in an attempt to turn the company around and improve Qsymia sales. Even so, this turnaround effort has resulted in three different CEOs in less than two months, making it hard for VIVUS to implement its new marketing strategy for Qsymia.
Looking past the expanded marketing agreement
I believe Foolish investors should look past the newly minted marketing deal with Eisai, and dig a bit deeper into Arena's recent conference call. While the marketing agreement made headlines, the conference call contained a number of important tidbits that investors should pay attention to going forward.
Key takeaways from the conference call
First off, Arena management noted that more than 10,000 doctors have now prescribed Belviq, showing that Eisai's education efforts are paying dividends. As further proof that doctors and patients are taking interest in the drug, management pointed out that traffic to Belviq's website is increasing at a steady rate.
Another key takeaway that got lost in the excitement of the amended marketing agreement is that major private insurers are starting to include Belviq in their coverage. Insurance coverage for obesity meds has long been a problem in the industry. So this apparent change of heart should help boost Belviq sales going forward.
On the clinical front, management noted that an initial fixed dose pilot study with phentermine has been completed, and a larger pilot study for the Belviq-phentermine combo will be performed soon. Arena also completed studies on the long-awaited once-daily, extended-release formulation of Belviq, and mid-stage trials to expand Belviq's label for diabetes and smoking cessation are in the works. Finally, management also championed the significant progress of their other early stage clinical candidates, with multiple mid-stage trials planned for early 2014.
A Fool's outlook
So, while the amended marketing agreement is certainly important, the recent conference call shows there are a number of reasons to keep a close watch on Arena. I find it particularly interesting that CEO Jack Lief explicitly stated that the company choose Eisai as a global marketing partner because he believes Eisai gives Arena the best chance of expanding Belviq's label.
With sales of both Belviq and Qsymia struggling to gain traction in the obesity sector, an expanded label may be crucial to Belviq's commercial success. And potential competition from Contrave next year won't help the situation.
What's my outlook on Arena? I personally think it's best to stand on the sidelines for now. I want to see how Eisai's continued education efforts play out at upcoming medical and investor conferences before making a call. With the CEO even sounding like he believes the real value of Belviq lies in expanding the label, it might take a while for the drug's true value to be unlocked. I plan to keep Arena on my radar as the plan to expand Belviq's label unfolds.
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Two community banks have finalized a consolidation deal that will form one bank with about $440 million in assets.
Riverview Financial Corp. of Marysville and Union Bancorp Inc. of Pottsville announced their consolidation after working for most of 2013 to finalize the deal.
The two companies announced in early March their intention to consolidate into one bank company that now has 18 branch locations in Berks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Northumberland, Perry and Schuylkill counties.
Through the consolidation, Union Bank and Trust and its five locations in the Pottsville area are merged into Riverview Bank. The new entity now has $440 million in assets, with $394 million in deposits.
Union Bank will change its name to Riverview Bank sometime around February, according to Kirk Fox, Riverview Bank president.
Before the merger, Riverview had been the holding company of three Central Pennsylvania banks — Riverview Bank, Halifax National Bank and Marysville Bank. Halifax Bank has three locations in Dauphin County and Riverview Bank has a location in Cumberland County.
The newly consolidated company — which also will have the name Riverview Financial Corp. — acquired all of the outstanding shares of Union and the former Riverview in a stock-for-stock transaction in which Union shareholders received 1.95 shares of the new company for each Union share held. Shareholders of the former Riverview now have one share of the new Riverview for each stock it formerly held.
Union's former shareholders own approximately 36 percent of the new company, and Riverview's former shareholders own 64 percent of the new company.
Robert Garst, CEO of the former Riverview, now is the CEO of the new Riverview company, and Fox continues as its president.
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Ralphie the Cat and other feline tidbits#1
I'm going through season 4 and watching the Christopher episode when I was hit by a couple of things. 1st, I'm noticing several tiger references. Furio bringing over the strufoli that he shares with Carmela as he waits for Tony is wearing a pretty loud shirt that upon closer look has several images of a tiger on it. I haven't checked yet but the image seems pretty reminiscent of the tiger image on Holstein's wall. And is it just a coincidence that Carmela is wearing a leopard print? Then when Ralphie breaks ties with Rosalie and comes for Janice she is wearing a tiger strip print shirt. That's when it hit me, Ralph is wearing a tan/orange colored suit that I'm pretty sure is the same color as the cat in MIA. He also wears the tan/overcoat throughout the series. Right up to the rug he's wearing, that color does seem to be associated with him. Who does Ralphie piss off the most in the Soprano family more than anyone else? Who does that cat seem to irritate more than anyone else? Paulie. Not sure if the connection has been brought up before as I know we went quite deep into the cat symbolism at one point


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HARRISBURG - Gov. Tom Corbett has hit the road to sell an ambitious spring agenda, toting a message honed to win over popular opinion. In his rear-view mirror is a skeptical Legislature.
Audiences on Wednesday began hearing the sales pitch, a day after the Republican governor revealed the full scope of his plans to increase transportation funding, rein in pension costs and boost spending next year. Those blueprints are accompanied by his recently announced strategy to liberalize sales of beer, wine and liquor in Pennsylvania.
It helps that, for the first time in his three years of presenting budget plans, Corbett has floated one that does not advance stiff cuts to at least some area of state government aid. That allows him to play up his proposed new spending on public schools and social services, not to mention his third year of seeking business tax cuts.
'A lot of people talk to me about my political future,' Corbett told a Wednesday breakfast meeting of the Associated Builders and Contractors, a trade group of non-union construction business owners that endorsed Corbett in his 2010 campaign.
'You're taking on pensions. You're taking on transportation. You're taking on the sale of the (Liquor Control Board). By the way, how many of you would like to be able to buy your beer and wine in a grocery store?'
That last line brought applause before Corbett finished the thought moments later, saying that he's not worried about the effect of challenging pursuits on his election.
'I don't think in two-, four-, six-year cycles,' Corbett told several hundred people in the suburban Harrisburg hotel ballroom. 'I'm looking long distance.'
His pitch was more or less this: An increase in wholesale fuel taxes is necessary to protect motorists on Pennsylvania's bridges and highways from catastrophe. Lawmakers must adopt his plan to counter rising pension costs or face tax increases. And does anyone like the Prohibition-era rules that limit where Pennsylvanians can buy beer, wine and liquor?
As he gears up for next year's re-election campaign, that message may help turn around his sagging poll numbers. To an extent, he's also running against the Legislature: 'I'm asking them to do a lot, that's why they came to Harrisburg,' he told reporters Wednesday.
To Democrats, he is the governor who balanced a multibillion-dollar budget deficit on the backs of public schools, universities and the poor while padding business owners' pockets with tax cuts and protecting the booming natural gas industry.
'When you look at how those policies have played out over two years, we are left wondering who, just who has benefited?' Sen. Lawrence Farnese, D-Philadelphia, said Wednesday.
Top Republicans have complained that they've carried Corbett's water for two years with little guidance from a governor whose office lacked a convincing public relations strategy and the personal relationships to win over skeptics.
On Tuesday, they gave Corbett credit for tackling tough issues like transportation and pensions. But they greeted many of his high-profile ideas with limp handshakes.
If Corbett doesn't get the Republican-controlled Legislature to go along with his plans, or at least pass something similar, it would be damaging to his re-election message, said Senate Education Committee Chairman Andrew Dinniman, D-Chester.
'No matter how good this sounds on the road, the question of leadership will haunt the next campaign, especially when it's all under Republican control,' Dinniman said.
Next week, the Senate Transportation Committee will hold a hearing on Corbett's plan to pump more money into roads, bridges and highways. On Feb. 19, the House and Senate Appropriations committees will kick off three weeks of budget hearings.
Counterproposals will surface and, in June, many expect negotiations to begin in earnest ahead of the July 1 start of the fiscal year, when lawmakers traditionally take a two-month break from the Capitol.
After two years of putting out fires, Corbett is more seasoned and can use his bully pulpit to sway public opinion and piece together coalitions of lawmakers to back his plans, said David Patti, a Corbett supporter who heads the Harrisburg-based Pennsylvania Business Council.
'You're seeing more fully who is the real Tom Corbett,' Patti said. 'I think he will have a good June.'


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ReportJune 2012
Dying for Coverage: The Deadly Consequences of Being Uninsured
Uninsured adults are at least 25 percent more likely to die prematurely than adults who have private insurance. See state-level breakdowns of the 26,100 people between the ages of 25 and 64 who died prematurely due to a lack of health insurance in 2010.
Also, learn why health insurance is so important. For example, the uninsured:
- are less likely to have a usual source of care outside of the emergency room
- often go without screenings and preventive care
- often delay or go without needed medical care
- pay more for medical care
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How is the working space width requirement of 110.26(A)(2) measured?
A. The working space must be a minimum of 30 inches wide, but in no case may it be less than the width of the equipment. The width of the working space is measured from left to right, right to left, or simply from the center line of the equipment. In all cases, the working space must be of sufficient width, depth, and height to permit at least a 90° opening of all equipment doors (Fig. 1).
Is GFCI protection required for a 20A, single-phase 208V pool pump motor that's hard wired?
No, but it would be required if a receptacle provided power for water-pump motors and other loads directly related to the circulation and sanitation systems located within 10 feet of the inside walls of the pool [680.22(A)(1)].
The Code requires GFCI protection for all 15A and 20A, 120V through 240V receptacles that supply cord-connected pool-pump motors [680.22(A)(5)].
Can a 24V Class 2 cable that contains conductors for control or signaling be run in the same raceway with 120V power conductors?
The general requirement is that Class 2 circuit conductors shall not be placed in the same raceway with conductors of power or Class 1 conductors [725.55(A)]. However, a Class 2 circuit can be installed with power or Class 1 circuits if they're reclassified as Class 1 and installed in accordance with the requirements for Class 1 circuits (Art. 725, Part II). In addition, the Class 2 marking on the equipment must be removed, and overcurrent protection be provided in accordance with 725.23 [725.52(A)(1) Ex. No. 2].
Class 1 circuits may only be located in the same cable, enclosure, or raceway with power-supply circuits where the equipment powered is functionally associated with the Class 1 circuit [725.26(B)(1)].
Can communications cable be installed within supply and return air ducts?
Yes. Communications cables can be installed in ducts, plenums, and other spaces used for environmental air as long as the cable is Type CMP [800.53(A)].
This question is in reference to separately derived systems under 600V installed within a building. Why does the NEC require a separately derived system to be grounded to a grounding electrode in accordance with 250.30(A)(2) and (A)(4), if the system 'xo' terminal is bonded to the system equipment grounding (bonding) conductor?
I don't think there is any technical reason to ground a separately derived system to an electrode if the system is under 600V — especially if it's located indoors. Since a separately derived system is bonded to the metal parts of the electrical installation [250.30(A)(1)], a zero system reference is established, the system voltage is stabilized, and the system-bonding conductor provides the low impedance path necessary to clear a ground fault.
Don't forget that system bonding automatically grounds the system to the building grounding electrode system via the effective ground-fault path.
I learned today that the state electrical inspector doesn't require electrical equipment to be listed or labeled. As a result, unlisted equipment is typically installed in our industrial facility. Does the inspector have the right to wave this significant NEC requirement?
The NEC doesn't require all electrical equipment to be listed, it specifies that the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) is responsible for deciding on the approval of equipment and materials (90.4 and 110.2). The key to understanding this concept is that electrical equipment is required to be "approved" by the AHJ, not "listed or labeled." Approved means "acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction" (Art. 100). However, listing and labeling is often the basis for approval (90.7), and 110.3 provides guidance for the evaluation of equipment by the AHJ.
I'm planning to run three rigid nonmetallic conduits that each contains 500 kcmil conductors to supply a 1,200A panel from the service disconnect. According to Table 250.122, I need to supply a 3/0 AWG ground wire. Do I have to pull a ground wire in each conduit?
Well, let's first get the feeder conductor properly sized. A 1,200A feeder requires 600 kcmil conductors, not 500 kcmil. This is because the ampacity of 500 kcmil is only rated 1,140A (380A × 3) at 75°C [110.14(C) and 240.4(C)].
Now, back to your question. The equipment grounding (bonding) conductor must be a minimum of 3/0 AWG, and it must be installed in each of the raceways.
We use cords for motor connections in a Class I hazardous location in our industrial facility. I've been told that the cord must be explosionproof. Is there such a thing as an explosionproof cord?
There's no such thing as an explosionproof cord. The NEC only requires that the cord be of a type listed for extra-hard usage in accordance with Table 400.4 (501.11).
Need some help with an installation? Clashing with the local inspector? E-mail Mike at [email protected] with a description of the situation.


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Meet the delightful Violaine Bergoin, who is a lady on a mission; she wants to open the first raw vegan organic patisserie in Paris.
Paris, until now, is definitely not known for it's health foods, indeed it's a city renowned for its rich and super sweet desserts, and whilst they certainly look and taste heavenly, it comes at a cost; our health!
Violaine 33, is passionate about healthy living and wants to share it with the world. She's a qualified raw chef, and achieved her degree at 42 degrees. Violaine also studied art in England as well as interior design. All of this has helped her become a very talented raw chef, who has a very creative eye for making her raw delights look super beautiful.
After discovering the raw food diet years ago, Violaine's since had a dream to open a raw patisserie. But this is a very costly venture, and she needs our help.
Can you help fund her business to become a reality? If you can afford anything to help her out, even $5, this will all add up to help her achieve her goal.
Please watch her video, I did and I'm already a fan! I know there's loads of campaigns to get behind, but this lady and her dream is special. Violaine is super adorable and her raw cakes and treats look amazing. I love her attitude and her aspiration.
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Australian Survivor Of Satanic Pedophile Trafficking Network Names High Ranking People
In Brief
- The Facts:
Supposed survivor of Satanic ritual abuse Fiona Barnett shares her story and provides the names of some high ranking people that are supposedly involved.
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With everything that's come out in the mainstream regarding this type of abuse, from the Vatican, into the Royal Families and all the way into the political and financial elite, it's important to consider these stories and listen to the testimony.
"A tightly organised, mafia-style, hierarchically structured crime syndicate has infiltrated every aspect of Australian society including Parliament, judiciary, church denominations, law enforcement, military, child protection, hospitals, educational facilities and childcare centres. The network has numerous branches and many thousands of members who profit from various illegal activities including drugs, arms and child sex trafficking. It is a well oiled, clandestine machine fuelled by public ignorance and distraction." – Fiona Barnett – Survivor, Author and Activist
More stories of elite members being involved in child trafficking and pedophilia are hitting the press, and sometimes even the courts, these days. Yet let us spare a minute to think about those that have actually been warning us for years that this was going on.
Fiona Bartnett, is one of those voices. As a victim of one of the most well-connected child trafficking networks in the world, Fiona has been sharing for years what she says happened to her and many other innocent children by the hands of these sick yet very 'powerful' and connected people.
Fiercely intelligent, courageous and brave, Fiona is known for being able to repeatedly remember minute details of the events and perpetrators from many years ago. She has been a 'thorn' in the side of those powerful people she seeks to expose for the last 2 decades and has received much harassment for her whistleblowing. Despite this continued harassment, Fiona says she will never stop exposing what she has experienced.
Fiona was once a Bond University student in Australia where she was studying for a degree in Forensic Psychology.
During her studies, Fiona followed the mandatory reporting legislation regarding the disclosure of child abuse allegations that were made by a client, during her time spent in practical experience at the Bond University Psychology Clinic.
Fiona says that the harassment really began for her when she reported that a child client made allegations of sex trafficking by Gold Coast DOCS (Australia's child welfare agency).
Fiona alleges Bond University forensic psychology staff then conspired to mislead the authorities regarding Fiona's age at the time of her own child abuse experiences.
Disturbingly, the University reported Fiona as an adult perpetrator instead of reporting the child victim's story to the Queensland Police and Psychology Board. Fiona says key staff within government organizations then cooperated with Bond University to destroy Fiona's chosen profession.
However, was Fiona really onto something back then, when she claimed some high-level staff at that University were involved in the suppression of the truth?
Well, this might help answer that question.
Since 2016, two ex Bond University Psychologists, Bob Montgomery, and Paul Wilson have both been charged with child rape and molestation.
Disturbingly – and something to take note of – is the position of power which is very important to understand how these networks operate. Bob Montgomery was actually once widely known as one of 'Australia's leading psychologists', and headed up the Australian Psychology Society. He was regarded as a 'well respected' member of society.
Paul Wilson ironically was a 'criminologist', and was only sentenced to 6 months jail for his sex attacks on an 11-year girl. This very unjust sentence seems common with these types of cases. When we take into account the psychological trauma that the young girl would have experienced, was her life worth just 6 months of punishment?
Paul Wilson also wrote a 'pro-pedophilia' book back in the 1980s subtitled, 'Sexual Experiences Between men and Boys.' What an obvious warning sign that book was, that something perhaps was 'not right' with Paul Wilson.
How concerning that he taught Psychology and was held in high regard, as was Bob Montgomery.
Fiona says they are not lone psychologists who have harmed children. In fact Fiona shares in her book very detailed and shocking testimony about her alleged abuse by the hands of Dr Antony Kidman – yes, he is, Nicole Kidman's father.
After hearing Fiona's story about her treatment at Bond University when she blew the whistle on a pedophilia network, we must ask were these two men also covering up that network? Who else there was involved in that network and is that network still operating today?
Whilst individual sex crime perpetrators sometimes end up paying the price, it is very rare that their 'connections' are also looked into. This is because there are police officers also involved in those networks.
Perhaps with all of this exposure on child sex trafficking around the world, now it is time for us to start paying attention to the other allegations Fiona makes? This is why 'Eyes Wide Open' is an important read. Fiona's experience at Bond University is just the tip of a massive iceberg which she describes in her book.
After her budding career was ruined, Fiona continued to name high ranking people from all over Australia, USA and beyond whom she says were involved in a network of satanic ritualistic child trafficking and pedophilia. Fiona's detailed accounts involve local, state and international politicians, religious leaders, police, doctors, lawyers, military members with abuse being carried out in churches, military bases and medical facilities around the world.
Fiona's own sexual, satanic and MK mind control abuse started as early as she can remember and continued until she was 16, when she escaped the cult her own parents had willingly brought her up in.
What Fiona exposes in her book is absolutely chilling.
In 2013, Fiona provided detailed witness testimony to the Australian Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Abuse. Fiona appeared in mainstream media interviews and published a series of articles in a popular Australian online news journal.
Fiona's public disclosure has since led to other Australian victims coming forward and requesting help and exposure of their own horrific experiences. Fiona has since drawn a series of pictures (below) that depict what she says happened to her and others.
With Jefferey Epstein's child sex trafficking network now widely known, which also links many high profile politicians, Royalty, CEOs and celebrities, his story has started to open once closed minds and perhaps encourages people to think that this issue might, in fact, be far bigger than once previously thought.
Fiona wrote 'Eyes Wide Open' because she wants the world to know her own story of those in power who have harmed her and countless other children, which she says, has even led to witnessing the horrific deaths of many children.
The names mentioned in the book are shocking, Prime Ministers Gough Whitlam, Bob Hawke and Paul Keating. (Keating's daughter Katherine was just outed for attending Epstein's mansion with Prince Andrew in 2010).
Throughout her childhood, Fiona also experienced mind control by CIA/DoD MK-ULTRA perpetrators which include Antony Kidman, Michael Aquino, Louis Jolyon West, Joseph Mengele, and John W. Gittinger.
It speaks volumes that this book is being given away for free – no one can claim this is just for 'attention' or to make money from.
Please support this brave woman by reading her book and sharing it widely. We must expose this evil that has pervaded society for so long.
The victims, both deceased and the survivors deserve their stories to be heard.
Further reading/viewing
CIA Agent Blows The Whistle We Supply Elite Pedophiles With Children
Fiona's Eye Witness Testimony To The International Tribunal for Natural Justice
Sydney Morning Herald Article – Political elite were part of paedophile ring, alleged victim Fiona Barnett claims
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Fukushima: "An Ongoing Global Radiological Catastrophe" & "A Huge Coverup" – Dr. Helen Caldicott
In Brief
- The Facts:
Dr. Helen Caldicott is considered by many to be one of the foremost experts on Nuclear Radiation. Here she shares her thoughts on the Fukushima disaster nearly a decade after it happened.
- Reflect On:
How many incidents need to occur before the human race changes? Why are we still using nuclear energy when there are several other solutions that are more harmonious with the planet and all life on it?
Despite humanity's increasing levels of intelligence, if you were an extraterrestrial looking down on our planet, you may conclude that we are one of the dumbest species in the universe. We have so much potential, yet we cling to our archaic ways that destroy our planet and do not operate in harmony with this planet and all life on it.
Energy generation is one of many great examples–we don't have to use nuclear power, oil, or any other Earth-disrupting method to meet our energy goals and needs. There are a number of ways we can generate energy without harming our planet, and they were discovered decades ago.
This reveals a very important point about humanity and where we are at today. The issue is not finding and discovering solutions to our problems, because the solutions already exist. The issue is acknowledging and identifying what prevents us from implementing these solutions. The problems are red tape, human greed, ego, profit, money, and power. It's a shame we have yet to dismantle these qualities and characteristics when we are sitting on so many of the solutions to the world's problems.
The Fukushima disaster is a great example. The three meltdowns and at least four big core explosions at the Fukushima nuclear-power plant's six American-designed Daiichi reactors in March 2011 still constitute the world's worst nuclear nightmare thus far, surpassing even the Chernobyl #4 reactor's explosion and meltdown of April 1986.
According to Global Research:
The eight year anniversary of the triple meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear facility passed mostly without comment in mainstream media circles. In spite of ongoing radiological contamination that will continue to spread and threaten human health for lifetimes to come, other stories dominate the international news cycle. The climate change conundrum, serious though it may be, seemingly crowds out all other clear and present environmental hazards.
As part of efforts to normalize this historic event and cover it up in its magnitude, the Japanese government has invested considerable financial, public relations and other resources into what they are billing the 'Recovery Olympics' set to take place in a year's time in Tokyo.
According to Harvey Wasserman ("14,000 Hiroshimas Still Swing in Fukushima's Air," The Free Press, October 9, 2013), the situation on the ground was still rather catastrophic more than two years after the disaster, because
"Massive quantities of heavily contaminated water are pouring into the Pacific Ocean, dousing workers along the way. Hundreds of huge, flimsy tanks are leaking untold tons of highly radioactive fluids. At Unit #4, more than 1300 fuel rods, with more than 400 tons of extremely radioactive material, containing potential cesium fallout comparable to 14,000 Hiroshima bombs, are stranded 100 feet in the air."
New readings at Fukushima have recorded the highest radiation levels seen on site.
Readings inside the containment vessel of reactor no. 2 are as high as 530 Sieverts per hour, a dosage that would be fatal dozens and dozens of times over if a human were to be exposed to it. The previous high was a still very fatal rate of 73 Sieverts per hour.
The new record at Fukushima of 530 Sieverts per hour is 70% higher than that of Chernobyl. The 530 Sievert reading was recorded some distance from the melted fuel, so in reality it could be 10 times higher than recorded, said Hideyuki Ban, co-director of Citizens' Nuclear Information Center. (source)
Most of this radiation is being washed out to sea and it is destroying the Pacific Ocean and much of the life in it. Huge amounts of radiation were released into the atmosphere and it circled around the globe especially in the northern hemisphere.
How come we haven't heard more about Fukushima?
Is it because authorities figure, "What's the point? There is nothing we can do"? Although that is probably not true, as there are multiple solutions and steps that can be taken, like using hemp to clean up the radiation, for example.
Dr. Helen Caldicott is an author, physician and one of the world's leading anti-nuclear campaigners. She helped to reinvigorate the group of Physicians for Social Responsibility, acting as president from 1978 to 1983. Since its founding in 2001, she served as president of the US-based Nuclear Policy Research Institute, later called Beyond Nuclear, which initiates symposia and educational projects aimed at informing the public about the dangers of nuclear power, nuclear weapons, and nuclear war. And she is the editor of the 2014 book, Crisis Without End: The Medical and Ecological Consequences of the Fukushima Nuclear Catastrophe.
She is also a Nobel Peace Prize nominee and holder of 21 honorary doctorate degrees.
On the week marking the eighth anniversary of the Fukushima meltdowns, the Global Research News Hour radio program, hosted by Michael Welch, reached out to Dr. Caldicott to get her expert opinion on the health dangers posed by the most serious nuclear disaster since the 1986 Chernobyl event.
The Interview
Global Research: Now the Japanese government is preparing to welcome visitors to Japan for the 2020 Olympic Games, and coverage of the 8th anniversary of the Fukushima disaster is hardly, it seems to me, registered given the significant radiological and other dangers that you cited and your authors cited in your 2014 book, Crisis Without End. Now it's been more than four years since that book came out. I was hoping you could update our listenership on what is currently being recognized as the main health threats in 2019, perhaps not registered in the book, that you're currently looking at in relation to the Fukushima meltdown.
Helen Caldicott: Well it's difficult because the Japanese government has authorized really only examination of thyroid cancer. Now thyroid cancer is caused by radioactive iodine and there were many, many cases of that after Chernobyl. And already, they've looked at children under the age of 18 in the Fukushima prefecture at the time of the accident, and … how many children… 100…no 201 by June 18 last year… 201 had developed thyroid cancer. Some cancers had metastasized. The incidence of thyroid cancer in that population normally is 1 per million. So obviously it's an epidemic of thyroid cancer and it's just starting now.
What people need to understand is the latent period of carcinogenesis, ie the time after exposure to radiation when cancers develop is any time from 3 years to 80 years. And so it's a very, very long period. Thyroid cancers appear early. Leukemia appears about 5 to 10 years later. They're not looking for leukemia. Solid cancers of every organ, or any organ as such appear about 15 years later and continue and in fact the Hibakusha from the Hiroshima and Nagasaki who are still alive are still developing cancers in higher than normal numbers.
The Japanese government has told doctors that they are not to talk to their patients about radiation and illnesses derived thereof, and in fact if the doctors do do that, they might lose their funding from the government. The IAEA, the International Atomic Energy Agency interestingly set up a hospital – a cancer hospital – in Fukushima along with the Fukushima University for people with cancer, which tells you everything.
So there's a huge, huge cover up. I have been to Japan twice and particularly to Fukushima and spoken to people there and the parents are desperate to hear the truth even if it's not good truth. And they thanked me for telling them the truth. So it's an absolute medical catastrophe I would say, and a total cover up to protect the nuclear industry and all its ramifications.
GR: Now, are we talking about some of the, the contamination that happened 8 years ago or are we talking about ongoing emissions from, for example–
HC: Well there are ongoing emissions into the air consistently, number one. Number two, a huge amount of water is being stored –over a million gallons in tanks at the site. That water is being siphoned off from the reactor cores, the damaged melted cores. Water is pumped consistently every day, every hour, to keep the cores cool in case they have another melt. And that water, of course, is extremely contaminated.
Now they say they've filtered out the contaminants except for the tritium which is part of the water molecule, but they haven't. There's strontium, cesium, and many other elements in that water – it's highly radioactive – and because there isn't enough room to build more tanks, they're talking about emptying all that water into the Pacific Ocean and the fishermen are very, very upset. The fish already being caught off Fukushima, some are obviously contaminated. But this will be a disaster.
Water comes down from the mountains behind the reactors, flows underneath the reactors into the sea and always has. And when the reactors were in good shape, the water was fine, didn't get contaminated. But now the three molten cores in contact with that water flowing under the reactors and so the water flowing into the Pacific is very radioactive and that's a separate thing from the million gallons or more in those tanks.
They put up a refrigerated wall of frozen dirt around the reactors to prevent that water from the mountains flowing underneath the reactors, which has cut down the amount of water flowing per day from 500 tons to about a hundred and fifty. But of course, if they lose electricity, that refrigeration system is going to fail, and it's a transient thing anyway so it's ridiculous. In terms… So over time the Pacific is going to become more and more radioactive.
They talk about decommissioning and removing those molten cores. When robots go in and try and have a look at them, their wiring just melts and disappears. They're extraordinarily radioactive. No human can go near them because they would die within 48 hours from the radiation exposure. They will never, and I quote never, decommission those reactors. They will never be able to stop the water coming down from the mountains. And so, the truth be known, it's an ongoing global radiological catastrophe which no one really is addressing in full.
GR: Do we have a better reading on, for example the thyroids, but also leukemia incubation—
HC: No they're not looking–well, leukemia they're not looking for leukemia…
GR: Just thyroid
HC: They're not charting it. So the only cancer they're looking at is thyroid cancer and that's really high, and you know it's at 201, some have already been diagnosed and some have metastasized. And a very tight lid is being kept on any other sort of radiation related illnesses and leukemia and the like. All the other cancers and the like, and leukemia is so… It's not just a catastrophe it's a…
GR: …a cover up
HC: Yeah. I can't really explain how I feel medically about it. It's just hideous.
GR: Well I have a brother who's a physician, who was pointing to where we should be, the World Health Organization is a fairly authoritative body of research for all of the indicators and epidemiological aspects of this, but you seem to suggest the World Health Organization may not be that reliable in light of the fact that they are partnered with the IAEA. Is that my understanding…?
HC: Correct. They signed a document, I think in '59, with the IAEA that they would not report any medical effects of radiological disasters and they've stuck to that. So they are in effect in this area part of the International Atomic Energy Agency whose mission is to promote nuclear power. So don't even think about the WHO. it's really obscene.
GR: So what would… the incentive would be simply that they got funding?
HC: I don't know. I really don't know but they sold themselves to the devil.
GR: That's pretty incredible. So there's also the issue of biomagnification in the oceans, where you have radioactive debris, hundreds of tons of this radioactive water getting into the oceans and biomagnifying up through the food chain, so these radioactive particles can get inside our bodies. Could you speak to what you anticipate to see, what you would anticipate, whether it's recorded by World Health authorities or not, what we could expect to see in the years ahead in terms of the illnesses that manifest themselves?
HC: Well number one, Fukushima is a very agricultural prefecture. Beautiful, beautiful peaches, beautiful food, and lots of rice. And the radiation spread far and wide through the Fukushima prefecture, and indeed they have been plowing up millions and millions of tons of radioactive dirt and storing it in plastic bags all over the prefecture. The mountains are highly radioactive and every time it rains, down comes radiation with the water. So the radiation – the elements. And there are over 200 radioactive elements made in a nuclear reactor. Some have lives of seconds and some have lives of millions of years or lasts for millions of years will I say. So there are many many isotopes, long-lasting isotopes – cesium, strontium, tritium is another one – but many, many on the soil in Fukushima.
And what happens is – you talked about biomagnification – when the plants take up the water from the soil, they take up the cesium which is a potassium analog – it resembles potassium. Strontium 90 resembles calcium and the like. And these elements get magnified by orders of magnitude in the rice and in the plants. And so when you eat food that is grown in Fukushima, the chances are it's going to be relatively radioactive.
They've been diluting radioactive rice with non-radioactive rice to make it seem a bit better. Now, into the ocean go these isotopes as well, and the algae bio-magnify them by – you know -ten to a hundred times or more. And then the crustaceans eat the algae, bio-magnify it more. The little fish eat the crustaceans, the big fish eat the little fish and the like. And tuna found in – off the coast of California some years ago contained isotopes from Fukushima. Also fish, being caught on the west coast of California contained some of these isotopes. So, it's an ongoing bio-magnification catastrophe.
And the thing is that you can't even taste, smell or see radioactive elements in your food. They're invisible. And it takes a long time for cancers to occur. And you can't identify a particular cancer caused by a particular substance or isotope. You can only identify that problem by doing epidemiological studies comparing irradiated people with non-irradiated people to see what the cancer levels are and that data comes from Hiroshima and Nagasaki and many, many, many other studies.
GR: Chernobyl as well, no?
HC: Oh, Chernobyl! Well, a wonderful book was produced by the Russians, and published by the New York Academy of Sciences, called Chernobyl with over 5000 on the ground studies of children and diseases in Belarus and the Ukraine, and all over Europe. And by now over a million people have already died from the Chernobyl disaster. And many diseases have been caused by that, including premature aging in children, microcephaly in babies, very small heads, diabetes, leukemia, I mean, I could go on and on.
And those diseases which have been very well described in that wonderful book, which everyone should read, are not being addressed or identified or looked for in the Fukushima or Japanese population.
May I say that parts of Tokyo are extremely radioactive. People have been measuring the dirt from roofs of apartments, from the roadway, from vacuum cleaner dust. And some of these samples, they're so radioactive that they would classify to be buried in radioactive waste facilities in America. So, that's number one.
Number two, to have the Olympics in Fukushima just defies imagination. And some of the areas where the athletes are going to be running, the dust and dirt there has been measured, and it's highly radioactive. So, this is Abe, the Prime Minister of Japan, who set this up to – as a sort of way to obscure what Fukushima really means. And those young athletes, you know, who are – and young people are much more sensitive to radiation, developing cancers later than older people – it's just a catastrophe waiting to happen.
GR: Dr. Caldicott…
HC:They're calling it the radioactive Olympics!
GR: (Chuckle). Is there anything that people can do, you know, whether they live in Japan or, say, the west coast of North America to mitigate the effects that this disaster has had, and may still be having eight years later?
HC: Yes. Do not eat any Japanese food because you don't know where it's sourced. Do not eat fish from Japan, miso, rice, you name it. Do not eat Japanese food. Period. Fish caught off the west coast of Canada and America, well, they're not testing the fish so I don't know what you'd do. I mean, most of it's probably not radioactive but you don't know because you can't taste it.
They've closed down the air-borne radioactive measuring instruments off the west coast of America, but that's pretty bad, because there still could be another huge accident at those reactors.
For instance, if there's another large earthquake, number one, all those tanks would be destroyed and the water would pour into the Pacific. Number two, there could be another meltdown, a release – huge release of radiation, from the damaged reactors. So, things are very tenuous, but they're not just tenuous now. They're going to be tenuous forever.
The Takeaway
The takeaway here is to simply learn from our mistakes. To keep pushing for change and awareness and to hammer home the idea that we must continue to speak up. The Fukushima disaster is one of many great examples of how humanity cannot ignore the "negatives" and only focus on the positives. We have to confront our issues, face them, acknowledge them, and understand them.
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Why The August 29th Global 'Targeted Individuals' Rallies Deserve Our Attention
In Brief
- The Facts:
'Targeted Individual' activists are holding concurrent rallies in 21 different locations all over the world on August 29th, 2019. This will be the largest gathering of TIs and their supporters in the history of the movement.
- Reflect On:
Can we see how our intentional awareness of matters like the 'Targeted Individuals' phenomenon helps us all move towards creating the world that we all want?
Since I began writing about the 'Targeted Individual' phenomenon last year, I have received dozens of independent emails from people who identify themselves as Targeted Individuals, either thanking me for covering the issue or wanting to tell their stories, which consist of a whole range of invasive attacks from stalking and surveillance to EMF weapons torture. Not the largest sample size, to be sure, but certainly significant enough for me to think that we should take notice, especially since the reach of CE's articles has been so drastically reduced of late. One or two among them, perhaps, are imagining some of the things happening to them, but there is no way to discredit this many people, especially when their stories have so many similarities.
And many of them express themselves very clearly and even eloquently about a problem that is among the most mysterious and baffling covert activities going on today. One of the people who contacted me is Thomas McFarlan, who is both a TI and an activist who has been writing about the Targeted Individuals phenomenon for years. His article "Targeted Individuals Plan Worldwide Protests in 21 Global Locations for 'TI-Day' 2019" not only provides information about the largest worldwide TI rallies ever, it also helps to give credence to the claims of those who feel they are being surveilled, stalked, and attacked by Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs).
Credibility Problem
For one to believe that 'Targeted Individuals' programs exist, one must first be able to make the leap above mainstream perception to the realization that some elements of government, intelligence, military, law enforcement, media, and even so-called human rights organizations are working together to perpetrate these experimental crimes. For this reason, activists like McFarlan have to first create the context within which these victims can be believed:
For individuals subjected to organized stalking crimes, TI-Day 2019 is an unique opportunity to work in concert with other victims around the world, to alert the public and honest lawmakers about these crimes, in a global demonstration that clearly shows these crimes are in fact occurring on an international scale. Although this demonstration of a global "concurrence of claim", of organized stalking crimes, will of course be slandered by the powers-that-shouldn't-be that operate these stalking campaigns, a demonstration of a "concurrence of claim" does have actual legal weight, no matter how much slander is thrown at the blatant reality of the evidence at hand.
The claims from bad actors within the media, human rights organizations, transnational organizations, and governments, that the people who report these crimes are delusional, fall flat on their face, when one simply reviews the hard evidence that proves these crimes are now occurring to millions of innocent people all around the world — evidence that includes very articulate accounts of these crimes from highly educated and professionally accomplished victims… Victims like Dr. Kauni Kilde: Surgeon General of the nation of Finland, Medical Doctor, and best selling Author; Cheryl Welsh: Lawyer, groundbreaking Activist, and Researcher; Ted Gunderson: Chief of the Los Angeles FBI office, 25+ year veteran of the FBI, and groundbreaking independent Researcher; Ramola D: Award winning Author, George Washington University Professor, and groundbreaking Journalist; Randy Quaid: Legendary Academy Award nominated Actor; Dr. Eric T. Karlstrom: California State University Stanislaus University Professor for 30 years, and groundbreaking Researcher; Geral W. Sosbee: Lawyer, FBI Agent, and Activist; Gloria Naylor: Legendary award winning and best-selling Author; Stephen Shellen: Hollywood Actor, Artist and independent Filmmaker.
The "concurrence of claim" is important because unlike most crime victims, who are believed by the public when they sustain assaults, invasions, or other criminal activities, it seems to be inherent in 'Targeted Individual' crimes that the victims are left to doubt themselves, and where there tends to be difficulty gathering compelling objective evidence of the crimes being perpetrated. Having people looking at you or following you in public, being made to feel your privacy is completely invaded, and being subjected to electromagnetic weapons which have various levels of mind-influencing power or infliction of physical pain, cannot help but lead to a state of suicidal hopelessness for all but the strongest-willed individuals.
In relation to all the other things we report on here at CE in terms of the activities of what we have called the shadow government, Deep State, Military-Industrial Complex or Global Elite, these types of experimental efforts to test out different mind-control, torture and crowd-control strategies against unsuspecting victims fits right in. These are the kinds of activities that would be conducted by powers that sought to create a global surveillance state, by instituting a political, economic and technological grid designed to secure the complete enslavement of humanity.
Why This Cause Needs Our Attention
McFarlan cites an official 2009 U.S. Department of Justice document release on stalking crimes in America which denoted that '13.1% of the 3,398,630 U.S. citizens that reported stalking crimes to the U.S. Department of Justice "Stalking Victimization Survey", in the year 2006 alone, reported that they were stalked by a group of 3 or more people. So that amounts to well over 441,800 people who reported being subject to organized stalking, to the DOJ survey alone.'
It is from evidence like this that activists conclude that there are over a million Targeted Individuals worldwide who are being subjected to these experimental programs one way or another. Now given the (relatively low) number of people I had observed in attendance at TI rallies of the past, I asked McFarlan about the credibility of how widespread the TI phenomenon was. In other words, if there were over a million people that were victimized by this program, surely more than a handful of people would be showing up to these events. This was his eye-opening response:
The reason so few TIs show up at protests is because most of us end up murdered, suicided, framed to be put in prison, framed to be put in mental wards, homeless with no resources at all and completely psychologically disorientated, or just completely demoralized living with their parents, or in some cheap rental living a life with a demeaning job, next to no money and no hope so no action is taken. The TIs you see out at protests, and doing activism are the cream of the crop, [the most] psychologically strong people that exist.
This makes perfect sense to me. It corroborates the disorientation and the intense feelings of anger and hopelessness I have seen in communicating with or watching videos from many Targeted Individuals. And it is imagined by the powers-that-be that these damaged emotional and psychological states would be enough to prevent any major public support for these victims. And that is exactly why they need our attention and support.
The Takeaway
In her efforts to create a Bill Proposal Seeks to Curtail and Penalize Law Enforcement Officers in Organized Torture/Stalking in the California legislature, Dr. Tomo Shibata was stonewalled at every turn, and noticed undue influence on legislators from covert sources. In addition, one overriding theme was that legislators said they would need to see more people petitioning for this cause in order for them to be able to justify giving their time and attention to this matter.
As conscious activists in the awakening community, the TI phenomenon and the August 29th Global TI Rallies deserve our attention. If, at minimum, we can all look into the matter enough to acknowledge that it actually exists and is not, as the mainstream would portray it, simply the fabrications of the delusional and paranoid, we give our energy and support to brave activists who are looking for ways to more deeply expose these crimes and ultimately end these programs.
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
Goodbye to Elle
Our dear eight year old rooster passed on and we've been feeling sad. I notice the hens don't know which table scraps are good to eat without him standing there and clucking about the food. He was a fine chicken, and old man to a backyard dynasty.
Every night I carried him to the garage so his crows wouldn't bother the neighbors in the morning.
Unlike some roosters he didn't sneak up behind you and kick you.
Here's the video I made of him:
R.I.P. sweet rooster.
6 comments:
I never saw the video before. He was absolutely adorable. Like a little dog (and probably better mannered).
No wonder you miss him!
- Feb 4, 2010, 7:18:00 PM
Oh my. I am so sorry. When I first read it, It tugged at my heart. A couple weeks ago, my grandfather died at 74. Now you know. But, eight is a long time. You and Elle had all sorts of good times together. Ahh, memories.
- Feb 4, 2010, 7:36:00 PM
- Linda said...
Oh Sally. I'm sorry.
- Feb 4, 2010, 7:59:00 PM
- Sally said...
Thanks. I'm getting so muany spam posts I may have to turn those letter things back on though I don't like to.
- Feb 5, 2010, 6:58:00 AM
- booda baby said...
What a character! I always kind of like that you know you'll be a little sad forever - a good measure of what a wonderful rooster he was. You have a very sweet collection of memories to revisit.
- Feb 5, 2010, 9:51:00 AM
- prb said...
Bye Bye Elle.
- Feb 6, 2010, 5:49:00 PM
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Elitserien Scores 12/26-12/28
Johan Harju scored a pair of power play goals as Lulea knocked off MODO 4-2.
Andreas Holmqvist had an assist in Djurgardens' 3-1 victory over Rogle.
Janne Niskala was scoreless in Frolunda's 3-2 win over Farjestads.
Janne Niskala was scoreless in Frolunda's 3-1 win over MODO.
Johan Harju had Lulea's only goal in a 3-1 loss to Rogle.
Andreas Holmqvist had 2 penalty minutes in Djurgardens' 4-1 loss to Farjestads.
Harju is now tied for 7th in the Elitserien with 31 points in 35 games. His 19 goals this season are tops in the league; three more than Martin Thornberg of HV71, Per-Age Skroder of MODO, and Niko Dimitrakos of Skelleftea. He is also first in the Elitserien in power play goals with 9; one ahead of Johan Davidsson of HV71 and Kent McDonnell of Skelleftea.
But will the Lightning be able to bring Harju to North America next season?
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Awards show red carpets have become a place for celebrities to express their support for timely initiatives. At Sunday's Oscar Awards, we're seeing a new addition: Orange American flag pins.
Stars will don the accessory from the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety in support of gun violence prevention after the Parkland school shooting.
"Tonight, actors and allies will #WearOrange pins and ribbons on the #Oscars red carpet to bring awareness to gun violence prevention in the wake of the Parkland school shooting," the organization confirmed via Twitter Sunday.
The shooting, which occurred on Feb. 14, killed 17 students and staff and injured 14 others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
This isn't the first time celebrities have donned a statement-making accessory on the red carpet.
Stars wore Time's Up pins to the Golden Globes in January to support the sexual harassment prevention initiative of the same name. At the 2017 Oscars, stars supported the American Civil Liberties Union by donning blue ribbons.


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Carrie Underwood Evening Sandals
Carrie Underwood walked the red carpet at the 2012 American Country Awards in a pair of gold, fringed B. Brian Atwood heels.
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(Images and captions via Jorge Valls; L: Marni finale. Beautiful new takes on traditional menswear ideas. R: Morning walk in Florence. Gorgeous!)
Here's your chance to visit Florence and Milan for Men's Fashion Week. (We're gonna take you via IG, holmes!) Images with commentary are courtesy of Nordstrom Men's Fashion Office Director Jorge Valls. Florence is above; everything else is Milan.


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VIENNA, Feb 17 (Reuters) - The former deputy governor of Austria's central bank and eight other people went on trial on Monday charged with bribing officials in Azerbaijan and Syria to win banknote contracts.
Wolfgang Duchatczek and his co-defendants are accused of forming a criminal organisation around the bank's banknote printing subsidiary, the OeBS, and paying about 14 million euros ($19 million) in bribes between 2005 and 2011.
Duchatczek, who was also supervisory board chief of the OeBS, has pleaded not guilty. He was suspended as deputy central bank governor and resigned in June after he was charged last year.
Ex-OeNB head Michael Wolf and his co-defendants face up to 10 years in jail on charges including bribery, abetting breach of trust, money laundering, and forming a criminal association.
Prosecutor Volkert Sackmann told a Vienna court the OeBS had urgently needed new business to compensate for a loss-making contract with Singapore, and so had turned its attention to "exotic countries", the Austria Press Agency reported.
Wolf's lawyer Manfred Ainedter told the court everyone at the central bank had known about the OeBS's problems. He said Wolf did not invent the "system" and was not initially involved but wanted to save jobs.
The other defendants are ex-OeBS managers and staff and two lawyers. One defendant, a former marketing manager at the OeNB, made a partial admission of guilt, while the others pleaded not guilty.
The two lawyers helped set up a mailbox company in Panama to launder the money and transfer the bribes to Azerbaijan and Syria, prosecutor Sackmann said.
The trial is scheduled to resume on Wednesday and run until Aug. 2. ($1 = 0.7307 euros) (Reporting by Georgina Prodhan; Editing by Robin Pomeroy)


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Rumors have been floating for two weeks that Theo Epstein will leave Boston and become a Senior VP with the Chicago Cubs. I could not care less about that.
The last few days have seen the start of, and intensifying reporting on, rumors Jed Hoyer or Josh Byrnes are going to Chicago as GM under Theo. Today it seems all but a done deal that Hoyer is gone. I care a little more about that.
The San Diego Padres currently suffer from a lack of offensive talent on the major league roster. The reasons why can be distilled into three parts - the trade of Adrian Gonzalez to Boston, the low team payroll, and a farm system bereft of offensive talent. The Gonzo trade and the low payroll go hand-in-hand IMHO - ownership has artifically restricted the size of the payroll, and decided it did not want to pay Adrian what he was worth.
The other problem is systemic and needed to be fixed anyway for the long-term viability of the franchise. One of Boston's claims to fame has been their ability to identify, develop, and promote prospects into contributing members of the Red Sox. The best two examples of that success are Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury. Since Hoyer worked in the front office that did that drafting, it made a certain amount of sense to hire someone with a strong player development background.
To that end he brought Jason McLeod with him from Boston and significantly expanded the player development department. San Diego still has a bottom-half farm system but is at least working in the right direction. This is a good thing.
Now Hoyer is reportedly leaving to go to Chicago. Maybe he chafed under the small payroll he had to work with in San Diego. Maybe Josh Byrnes' relationship with Moorad made things awkward in the Padre front office. We don't know, and probably won't know. What we should care about is that the Padres continue to aggressively draft premium talent and get them to the major league roster. What we should also care about is that McLeod stays in the San Diego front office. What we should also care about is that Moorad takes the austerity measure handcuffs off the team payroll and allow it to grow. Not to a number that starts with a "5", but something more reasonable, like a "7" or "8".
Hoyer, Byrnes, Kevin Towers, Daffy Duck, Ivan Drago, Optimus Prime, Mel Zeb, me, you ... it doesn't matter who the Padres GM is. It does matter that the payroll budget get bigger. And, it really matters the organization continue to draft good offensive prospects and get those guys to the majors.
I don't care that Hoyer's leaving. I will care if McLeod follows.
UPDATE: This story has gained all sorts of momentum.
Item: The Cubs asked for Josh Byrnes first but Padres said no.
Item: Hoyer offered to stay in San Diego for a 5-year extension and was told no. Honestly this one is funny to me. It would appear Hoyer tried to leverage his impending departure into a pay raise. A little corporate blackmail, perhaps.
Item: Jason McLeod is also almost out the door.
All that can be found in this story at ESPN.
It pisses me off. I appreciate the loyalty Moorad is showing Byrnes, but these developments piss me off. He's letting the architect of the Padres minor league revival walk. He's letting a GM with a plan walk. And for what, in return? Nothing.
I don't care that Ricketts and Moorad are friends. Owning a baseball team is like being a sovereign country. Owners don't have friends - they have INTERESTS. It should be in the INTEREST of Moorad and the Padres ownership to build and bring a championship to San Diego. It is not in the INTEREST of the San Diego Padres to let two bright young minds, who are under contract, leave without compensation.
Moorad traded away the best position player San Diego had since Tony Gwynn retired. Now he allows the core of his front office to walk away. If he's trying to build a fan base that's the wrong way to go about doing it. I feel for the Padres ticket sales staff - how do you sell this product? Related, get ready for hordes of visiting team fans to descend on the ballpark next year - they may be the only ones who go in large numbers.
Assuming, of course, YOU go.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Jed Hoyer to Cubs: My Two Cents
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Monday Night Football's theme song is "Are you ready for some football?" Well, we don't have football in Sun City, but we do have softball. So ... "Are you ready for some softball?"
The Softball Club is ready, and we're fired up and excited about the Spring 2012 season. Opening day is Thursday with the ceremonies beginning at 9:30 a.m. We're honored to have the Secretary of the Board of Directors Jo Stephey throwing out the first pitch. Sun City's barbershop quartet "The Low Country Tide" will sing the National Anthem. The quartet members are Tim Meyer, Frank Bulson and softball players Bob Foulks and Phil Pescarino, And, yes, it will be hot dog day. We invite everyone to come to the ball park to enjoy the festivities and the games.
For the last three months it's been no runs, no hit and no errors. Now the players are ready to go. The Men's League, the Mixed League, the Wednesday Instructional group and the travel teams are anxious to start the season. The field is in the best condition ever, and the grills are getting fired up for "Hot Dog Day" on Tuesdays.
The field maintenance volunteers, under the supervision of our director of field maintenance Dom Alfieri, have done a tremendous job preparing the field. Our chief umpire Dennis Jackson has the umpires ready to call balls, strikes and outs. The volunteers who grill and serve the hot dogs under Karon Miller's superb direction are ready for opening day. Ed Kaponer, who does an outstanding job coordinating our sponsor program, assembled his wonderful staff and installed new banners along the fence. The invaluable scorekeepers and score board operators are set to take their positions in the dugouts. The players, managers and umpires are rarin' to go. All the committee members and volunteers who make the softball club so very special have been working diligently to make this season the best ever.
As always, we are grateful to our banner sponsors and team sponsors. This year our 14 team sponsors in the Men's League are: Siglers Restaurant, Door to Door Cleaners, Katie O'Donnell's Restaurant, Weichert Realtors, British Open Pub, Coastal Carolina Hospital, Jocelyn's Hair Stylist, Elite Therapy, Palmetto Eye, Mark Winn, Go Two Guy, Spires Wilder, Covert Aire and Hughes Dental.
The Men's League (14 teams) play their games on Tuesdays and the Mixed League (five teams) play on Saturday mornings. The Wednesday group is for those players who can't commit to any of the other leagues but want to play ball. The travel teams are finalizing their tournament schedules.
Please join us on opening day and throughout the season. Soak up the sun, have a hot dog and enjoy the games. You'll see a wonderful display of competitiveness, sportsmanship and respect for each other. Above it all you'll see us having fun recreating in retirement. I promise you, you'll have a great time. See you at the ball park and ... let the games begin.