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"Chemtrails Are Happening All Over The World" According to Former British Columbia Premier
The Former premiere of British Columbia Bill Vander Zalm is putting politicians on notice. He sent a letter across Canada to multiple politicians voicing his concerns over the chemtrail phenomenon. We are told that they are simply airplane engine condensation trails, but now it is clear these trails are different from what they used to be. Instead of dissipating quickly, they spread across the sky, expand and remain in the atmosphere for a very long period of time. Chemtrails are said to consist of tiny particles of harmful toxins like Aluminum and Barium, Vander Zalm claims there is a potential link to increased rates of Cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and more as a result of the spraying.
Bill is well aware that programs beyond the control of government is a reality. Governments are deliberately kept in the dark on projects conducted by defence intelligence agencies and many of these agencies hire private contractors and corporations to assist them. Because they hire private contractors, there is absolutely no oversight from congress. The CIA and NASA are now backing the National Academy of Sciences in regards to Geoengineering projects(0)(5). Geoengineering projects are any attempt to alter the way the planet or its weather systems operate. It's a response to what has been labelled as 'the global warming phenomenon.' It is complete climate control and the manipulation of it (1)(2)(3)(4). Geoengineering might soon be labelled under "national security," in which case techniques and methods used will be kept classified without the public knowing what is transpiring.
Geoengineering has been a topic of interest for multiple universities across the planet. They've even started to develop specific programs for geoengineering, like Oxford University recently did(6). As mentioned earlier, the fact that the CIA is now involved means that all geoengineering techniques could be kept classified. This is a disturbing thought. One of the proposed techniques for combating global warming is spraying light reflecting aerosols into the atmosphere. Here are some words from the Former premiere, Bill Vander Zalm, who is extremely concerned about geoengineering projects taking place without the public knowing.
I believe it's been going on for sometime, but to what extent and how much the government knows about it, I don't know. Chemtrails are happening all over the world, just exactly who's engineering all of this I don't know and that's exactly what i'm trying to find out. Governments do things without asking, and we find out about it when it's too late. If they don't give me the information, then i'll take it further. The Aluminium and Barium is very light, it stays in the air and they say it reflects the sunlight back into space, they say they are hoping to combat global warming with it. Unlike contrails, chemtrails spread and stay in the air for a very long time. What goes up comes down, if we inhale the stuff, perhaps that's why we have so many problems with alzheimer's, autism and MS. I have asked municipalities to pass a resolution that if there is any program geared toward climate change, and if anything is sprayed in the air it is done with public consent. Somebody needs to be out there speaking out about these things(7)
What is he hinting at? These are pretty alarming statements given the reputation of this man. Does he know more? I'm glad to see more and more people with a voice in the mainstream world speaking up.
This is alarming, because at the same time multiple scientists all over the planet seem to agree that what we label as man-made global warming is in fact not well understood like we think it is. The founder of the weather channel strongly agrees that man-made global warming isn't real. Scientists have even suggested that global warming has stopped and planetary temperatures have actually been cooling.
From my research, I've personally concluded that temperature changes are a result of the natural cyclical nature of planet Earth. I do believe pollution is a great cause for concern, that it impacts health and damages our environment and it's critical systems. However, I do not believe that it is connected to warming the planet. I believe that global warming is another "crises" manufactured in order to propose a solution that fits an agenda the "elite" have been playing out for years. The problem has been labelled as global warming, and the proposed solution is geoengineering.
Some corporations and elitist groups thrive of off planetary conflict. There has been a lot of evidence to suggest that many world events and causes for concern are created by the elite, so they can then propose the solution. One example (out of many) was 9/11, create a false flag "terrorist" attack in order to justify the invasion of Iraq and other middle eastern countries, even though they were not involved with anything having to do with 9/11. Could global warming be another problem proposed by elitist groups in order to propose the solution of geoengineering? Could this link to chemtrails? What is the real agenda behind chemtrails?
I highly recommend these two videos if you would like to look further into the phenomenon:
What in the world are the spraying? Why in the world are they spraying?
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Ex-Model Who Attempted To Reveal Berlusconi's Satanic Practices Dies From Painful Radioactive Poisoning
In Brief
- The Facts:
An ex-model who was set to testify against Silvio Berlusconi in a bribery case and also was preparing to release a book alleging Berlusconi's Satanic practices died from what is currently believed to be "murder by radioactive poisoning."
- Reflect On:
As difficult as it is for many to fathom, is it perhaps necessary for us to acknowledge and confront the growing revelations of dark practices on the part of the global elite for the purposes of our own evolution?
There are many people who don't believe that the world's elite have been religiously conducting Satanic practices in the bowels of their mansions and other private hideaways throughout history. Those doubters argue that if such a thing was happening, there would be no way they would have been able to keep it a secret all this time.
Not that it's a 'secret' any more to those truth-seekers who are open to this perception-bending reality. But let's put aside the fact that at CE we have brought in several compelling testimonies about the practice of Satanic ritual abuse among the world's ruling elite, not the least of which is the testimony of Anneke Lucas that is described in the article 'Survivor Of Elite Child Sex Slavery Discloses Her Incredible Escape & Her Healing Journey' and captured in our 4-hour interview with Anneke on CETV.
The case of Imane Fadil, a Moroccan ex-model who claimed to have witnessed "demonic rituals" at Silvio Berlusconi's mansion, might shed some light on how these activities have been kept secret for so long, and why some people are still able to maintain plausible deniability about their existence.
'I Met The Devil'
Fadil, whose testimony in 2013 helped to convict ex-Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi of "child prostitution," had volunteered to be a witness in a related investigation against Berlusconi that is still ongoing. This investigation alleges that Berlusconi bribed 18 girls that participated in his sexually provocative home parties to "speak positively" about Berlusconi.
She was also looking for a publisher that was "courageous enough" to print a book she was completing entitled I Met the Devil, a tell-all book about events surrounding Burlosconi's conviction (dubbed Rubygate) as well as an exposé of his dark secrets. An excerpt of the book discussing an experience she had during a party at Berlusconi's mansion was published in the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano:
She saw the girls in a sort of circle, with Berlusconi at the center as a pivot: A kind of adoration, with some nude, others half-naked, and others disguised, wandering through the underground living room. It was then that Imane found courage and went to Berlusconi to tell him that she wanted to go home. But Silvio told her to wait.
In the basement, Imane saw what she called a sort of brothel with naked girls and half-naked in the pool. There were also minors who perhaps did not realize what was happening.
"The virgin maiden arrived," Imane repeated with horror. They were announcing the very young "selection" for that evening.–from Il Fatto Quotidiano, Imane Fadil, il suo libro mai pubblicato: "Io, in quel bordello sotterraneo", translation from Italian provided in this Vigilant Citizen article.
But she never got to reveal her full story. Imane Fadil died in a hospital room in Milan on March 1st after a month of agony. Media sources reported her death only 15 days after the fact, mostly because authorities announced the opening of a homicide investigation. Indeed, the cause of Fadil's death is currently believed to be "murder by radioactive poisoning." On the day of her death, the Judicial Authority seized Fadil's body and the entirety of her medical records. Prosecutors also seized the draft of her book. Here is a further explanation from the same Vigilant Citizen article:
Fadil died on March 1st after a long period of agony as her vital functions progressively shut down. She experienced her first symptoms on January 29th. She was then hospitalized for nearly a month where she underwent a long series of tests as doctors were looking for the cause of her pain. During this time, Fadil told her brother and lawyer that she feared she had been poisoned.
After her death, it was revealed that she was probably poisoned by a "very strange" cocktail of radioactive elements that caused the progressive deterioration of her internal organs. These elements are not freely available to the general public.
This ANSA article gives greater details from prosecutor Francesco Greco as to the heavy metals found in Fadil's body that inevitably led to her death:
Greco said that tests on biological liquids had shown above-normal levels of antimony and cadmium, and the prosecutors were awaiting definitive autopsy results. The antimony levels were almost three times normal and the cadmium was almost seven times higher than the normal range, Greco said. Partial results from a test have also confirmed the presence of radioactive elements in her body.
The difficulty the general public has in accessing these heavy metals leads to the conclusion that not only was this poisoning a clearly planned-out and intentional act by the powerful and well-connected, but that the particularly painful form of death that it brings about is likely a message to all other would-be whistleblowers to stay silent or suffer similarly gruesome consequences.
The Strength Of Her Convictions
There is currently no direct proof that Berlusconi ordered the poisoning of Imane Fadil. But as many who have brushed with these Satanic practices will tell you, these dark practices are among the most heavily-guarded secrets of the world's elite, and they will stop at nothing in an attempt to keep them hidden from public view. As you can see in the interview below, people who are first introduced to this world only get to see and know more about these practices the more deeply they get involved in them and therefore become compromised. Those who are not tainted and make the effort to piece together and reveal what they have seen regarding signs of Satanic practice are not believed, slandered, threatened, and marginalized. Few have the stomach to pursue this lonely crusade.
Imane Fadil appears to be one of those rare people who not only resisted the temptation to compromise herself to get what she wanted, but seemed to be willing to risk her own safety and reputation to reveal practices she considered to be wrong. It is perhaps the strength of her convictions, and the ongoing threat they posed to a rich and powerful man like Berlusconi, that actually led to her being poisoned.
Berlusconi's statement that came after news of Fadil's death is curious: "It is always sad when a young person dies. However, I never met her this person." This kind of denial, regarding someone he actually was known to have invited to his house party and was also a key witness in a conviction against him, suggests that Berlusconi is of the mind that with enough denial, enough money thrown at people, and enough people in high places to ultimately protect him, he will never have to pay for the crimes he has committed.
Certainly, the way things have worked out for him in the past bears this out. However, times are changing, and we may yet come to know what Imane Fadil was attempting to reveal about Berlusconi.
Fadil's Last Interview
Fadil's last known interview, given to the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano on April 2018, confirms some of the details about Fadil's belief that Berlusconi's "Bunga Bunga" parties, billed as a burlesque show, was just the outer layer of more Satanic practices that went on. It also shows how someone who was not yet tainted by these practices does not get to see them, but is left to deduce what is going on by observation and, in this case, in trusting her highly intuitive perception.
Imane Fadil, a model of Moroccan origin, was just over 25 years old when she was invited for the first time to Arcore, the home of Berlusconi, in 2011. She participated in eight "elegant dinners" and during some of these, according to her, she saw everything: The girls, the stripteases, and the "Bunga Bunga" parties. She then stopped attending and went to the public prosecutor's office to reveal everything she had seen, complete with names and surnames. The result? Photographers, interviews, headlines, lawsuits. Today, Imane is 33 years old and she is about to finish a book that will reveal everything you need to know about Berlusconi.
Today, after a few years, how do you remember that whole affair?
It was a devastating thing, impossible to describe. At first I was alone against everyone, nobody believed my version.
What did everyone think?
That I was telling those things because I wanted money and success.
And how was it?
I used to go to Arcore because I hoped it would be enough to get into that circle and get a job (in television). Then, I understood what was truly happening and I spoke up.
Were you defamed at that time?
Yes, by all. The first was Emilio Fede. But then I sued him and they condemned him, now there's the appeal. He also sued me, but his case was dismissed because I said the truth and he didn't.
Your ugliest memory?
The last night I went there, there were all these naked girls dancing. One of them was laying on the ground and was wearing only a loincloth and she was shaking desperately, staring at me. Her eyes seemed to say: "Don't judge me, help me!" A terrifying memory.
Have you ever witnessed explicit scenes?
No, I did not.
And who told you this happened?
Well, the last night a girl came to me and told me: "Look, to get something you have to do something more." And I understood everything. Until that moment I had hoped I would never be asked for such a thing.
Now you are writing a book. Why?
Because I want to tell everything. This is not limited to a powerful man who had girls. There is much more to this story, much more serious things.
It's not easy to tell, it will be the first time I do it. But the time has come.
Please go ahead.
This gentleman is part of a sect that invokes the devil. Yes, I know I'm saying something strong, but it is true. And many others know this.
They know what?
That continuous obscenities happened in that house. A sort of sect, made up of only women, dozens and dozens of complicit females.
Did you see these rituals?
Let's say I have many clues. In that room where Bunga Bunga was held there was a small room with clothes, all the same, like tunics, about twenty or thirty. What were they for? And then there was another small underground room with a swimming pool, with another room next to it, totally dark, without any light. An underground pool and a room without lights? Why?
Weak clues. It could be a relaxation area. Is it a fact that you have not seen any actual Satanic rituals or anything like that?
Look, I've seen worse. Things that are difficult to explain briefly.
Please try.
I saw strange, sinister presences. I've been a psychic since I was a child due to my father being was sanctified. And I tell you that, in that house, there are disturbing presences. There's evil in there, I've seen it, there's Lucifer.
Do you know that saying such things could be perceived as crazy?
Of course I know, but I don't care what people will say. I never said anything because I had no evidence. Now I have it.
Do you have proof? Please show it.
No, not yet, I'll do it later. I just have to finish this book. And then the world will know.
– Il Fatto Quotidiano, Imane Fadil: "Le notti di Bunga Bunga a casa di Berlusconi. Ad Arcore una setta di Satana con tuniche e riti" (translation from Italian provided by the same Vigilant Citizen article)
The Takeaway
We are entering a time in our history in which all that has been dark and hidden for centuries, even millennia, is coming to the surface. This is coinciding with the surfacing of our own dark, hidden feelings that we inevitably need to confront. Let's not resist this crucial stage in our awakening process, and be open to these difficult revelations both inwardly and outwardly. That way, the courageous efforts of people like Imane Fadil are not in vain.
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Extraterrestrial Contactee Explains The 'Testing' She Experienced & What The Beings Looked Like
In Brief
- The Facts:
Susan Manewech describes her experience with extraterrestrial or extradimensional beings as a child and how they tested her to find out what her empathy levels were.
- Reflect On:
How does the reality of ET life or life beyond human beings change your understanding of our reality? How much have you looked into the credible studies and accounts surrounding this field of research?
Whether it's a Princeton physics professor like Dr. Brian O'Leary telling the world that "there is abundant evidence that we are being contacted," or Victor Marchetti, former special assistant to the Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, stating that "we have, indeed, been contacted — perhaps even visited — by extraterrestrial beings," (Second Look, Volume 1, No 7, Washington, DC , May, 1979) the fact that we are being and have been visited by intelligent beings from other worlds and dimensions is no longer taboo. This comes as a result of the collective, innate yearning to search for information on the topic as well as the thousands of credible testimonies from high-ranking military figures, astronauts, scientists, and others who have been in the position to 'know.'
The existence of UFOs has been verified thanks to video footage, photos, electrooptical data (like radar trackings), government documents, and the testimonies from a number of government officials and people around the world, all of which compliment the following testimony. Personally, my three favourite pictures come from the L.A. Times in 1942, the Canadian Air Force in 1956, and from longtime NASA scientist, Norman Bergrun, who disclosed a picture taken by Voyager in 1980. There are many to choose from.
Although the UFO phenomenon is no longer taboo, the topic of ET contact and the idea that many people on Earth have experienced it still is, and there is little effort being done regarding mainstream UFO disclosure. Louis Elizondo, the former Pentagon official who exposed one of the Pentagon's UFO tracking programs (AATIP), along with other members of the intelligence community and Tom Delonge, have stated that they've purposely stayed away from the 'extraterrestrial question' and who is behind the wheel of these crafts because it's such a controversial subject.
It's time to start talking about that. For years, governments have been desperate to find out more information, and there is a good chance that the citizenry might have more knowledge than our governments. After all, when have governments ever been fully trusted by the people? Paul Hellyer, former Canadian defence minister, once said that their protocol is to shoot first and ask questions later. There are also documents that clearly show how desperate they are to get their hands on these technologies and figure out how they work. You can access those and read more about it here.
As far as abductees go, many people are forcefully taken, and others are not. The ones who are not forcefully removed from their surroundings are commonly referred to as 'contactees' within the UFO community. Many abductees have been hypnotically regressed because they cannot remember their experiences. Not long ago, I wrote an article about David Jacobs, a retired university professor, and Young-Hae Chi, a professor from the University of Oxford, who have both hypnotically regressed people claiming to have had ET abduction experiences. You can read that article here. Thousands of people all share similar stories, and the consistencies of these experiences, according to them and many others, is "mind-boggling," as Jacobs said.
The gist from these encounters, overall, is the idea that our planet needs change. That we have to start taking care of our environment, and that some extraterrestrial groups might be concerned with the overall wellbeing of the human race and planet Earth. It's a comforting thought, but not all researchers in the field share the same sentiment, although most do based on my research. Delores Cannon is another individual who has been hypnotically regressing people for years, and she's shared that many souls have come here to help change the world.
Susan Manewech, President of the New Energy Movement, a group that is trying to facilitate positive and necessary change on Earth, is one of thousands of contactees. She is, I would say, an 'abductee.' She was taken from her environment and placed on board what seemed to be an extraterrestrial or extradimensional craft.
In an interview we conducted with her on CETV, she described one experience at the age of five years old, something her sister vaguely remembers even though she was in the room with her. It was approximately 2:30 in the morning, and there was a 'ship' outside their house. They were awe struck, and it's something Susan felt that she intuitively already knew would happen, as if she was waiting for them.
In a previous article, I share how she remembers what happened prior to birth and incarnating into the womb, explaining that each human has a soul and our souls came here for different reasons. This is an interesting belief, which has been expressed for thousands of years. Why don't we all remember? Well, Socrates preached that, although our soul has knowledge prior to birth, once it incarnates into the body it forgets (Meno). Susan remembers, and so do many other children who can actually remember their past lives.
She goes on to explain how she remembers moving through the wall, levitating, and being taken onto the ship. She was excited to reconnect to those she knew before she was born. She explains how "it's part of the process, it's part of the to-do being here," and she says there was testing that was done. She remembers some sort of testing on her central nervous system to measure her empathy. They were examining her and the being next to her, but the other being was distraught and they wanted to see if they could feel what that other being was feeling.
Below is a brief clip from the interview of her describing what they looked like. As mentioned this is just a piece of a 71 minute interview where Susan goes into her entire experience as well as exploring the extensive research published on the topic. You can watch the full interview here.
The Takeaway
With UFOs, it took some time for the topic to exit the taboo area and receive more attention. Sure, there are powerful people with interests that are threatened by the UFO subject. Secrecy is kept for multiple reasons, and one of them is the fact that open disclosure of UFOs means open disclosure of its technology and how that would negatively affect our oil-based economy. The idea that extraterrestrials are behind the wheel also threatens a lot of control structures and human belief systems that hold us back from moving forward together as a human race. We still have a long way to go, but it's time to start asking the deeper questions now as we once did with UFOs. But this time, we need to figure out who is behind the wheel, why they're here, and what their intentions are. There is no better way to do that than to give an ear to people who are coming out and sharing their stories.
This particular encounter is very interesting, because empathy, thinking about others, caring for others is a vital and key component of love, which will transform our world.
You can watch our full interview with Susan Manewich for free by clicking here.
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4 Children & 2 Teachers Diagnosed With Cancer: Parents Blame The Cell Tower On Campus
In Brief
- The Facts:
After four students and two teachers of Weston Elementary School in Ripon, California were diagnosed with cancer within years, parents and students alike are protesting to force the school to remove a Sprint cell phone tower.
- Reflect On:
With all of the science clearly showing cause for concern, and multiple countries banning these towers within close proximity to schools, why doesn't North America follow suit? Why don't these technologies go through appropriate safety testing?
Parents in California are requesting that a cell tower located on the campus of their children's elementary school be removed. This comes after four students and two teachers were diagnosed with brain cancer in just three years, although the tower has been there longer than that. Some students at the school have already left as a result of the spike in cancer cases and recently, 200 parents attended a school board meeting demanding action. It's a kindergarten through eighth-grade school that has approximately 400 students.
The School Board has said that tests on the cell tower showed that it's well within safety standards, begging the questions: What are our safety standards, and are they good enough? Has this technology even been through proper safety testing? It's important to keep in mind that there is no direct way to prove that this cell tower on campus actually caused these cancer cases, but we can prove that there is sufficient evidence showing that they are and can be very harmful.
The truth is that cell towers and cell antennae mounted on buildings have radio frequency emissions. The closer you are to the antennae, the more radio frequency radiation you are exposed to. Cell tower radiation exposure is different than cell phone exposure in that a cell phone to the head focuses an extremely high amount of radiation to a specific brain region. Cell tower emissions are at lower levels than cell phones. However, with cell tower exposure, the exposure is non- stop day and night and full body exposure.
A significant body of peer-reviewed research has found harmful effects from cell tower radiation. Read the peer-reviewed research here.
RT points out:
"We had a doctor tell us that it's 100 percent environmental, the kind of tumor that he has," said Ferrulli to CBS Sacramento, and added that an inspection of the tower arranged by parents showed much higher readings than the RUSD-hired engineers found in 2018.
The school district, who reportedly receives $2,000 per month for the tower, has said while they empathize with families, they have no out clause in their 25-year lease contract with Spirit – the company that owns the tower – meaning both the school district and Spirit will have to mutually agree on a relocation. (source)
This isn't the only case like this. We recently published an article regarding a cell tower installation on a fire station, whereby the firefighters were all found to have abnormal brain chemistry.
Fire Captain / Union President at Los Angeles County Fire Fighters Dave Gilotte, who is also a 25-year veteran fire fighter, gave his testimony at the Los Angeles California Board of Supervisors meeting in 2016. In fact, it's important to note that firefighter groups in the United States have long opposed cell towers on their stations. Not only that, but in California, they have been able to be exempt from the forced placement of towers on their stations because of the strong opposition they have due to health concerns from the radiation. (You can read more about this story here).
This wasn't even a 5G tower, which is what we are heading toward next.
Dr. Gunnar Heuser lead brain studies on firefighters following a cell tower installation on their fire station and found that their brains were all abnormal. His SPECT brain study in 2004 focused on firefighters who complained of neurological problems following a cell tower installation at their fire station beforehand. The symptoms they experienced were: headaches, memory problems, sleeping problems, depression, and anxiety. Dr. Heuser published a study recently on fMRI showing abnormalities in EHS similar to brain injury. Original study published in July 2017, without the controls, full text: Corrigendum to the study, which includes fMRI scans of the controls (non- EHS)
Letters From Doctors Regarding Cell Tower Installations Near Schools
There are countless letters from doctors regarding concerns about this type of technology near youngsters. These letters in combination with all of the published peer-reviewed research, some of which is linked above (another great place to access this information is the Environmental Health Trust), make it clear that we need to talk about this more and question our federal health regulatory agencies and ask them why appropriate safety testing of this technology has not been done.
You can view some of these letters HERE.
Furthermore, it's important to mention that multiple countries have now completely banned Wifi and cell phones around schools, young children and fetuses. Take France for example, they passed a law in 2015 banning WiFi from all nursery schools. In addition to that, the law states that Wifi must be turned off in all elementary schools when it's not in use. A wired connection, if possible, is preferred. When it comes to cell phones in France, all advertisements must recommend headsets to reduce the phone's radiation exposure to the brain. Furthermore, advertisements directing cell phone use towards young children are banned. It's not just a concern for children, as the French National Library along with several other universities and establishments have completely removed all Wifi networks. It's also banned in many municipal buildings. You can read more about that here.
The issue is that the levels of electromagnetic radiation in our environment far exceed what the natural levels were when we weren't as technologically developed. It comes in various forms from multiple sources, and this is the main issue. We've covered this topic in depth in multiple articles, and you can access those and more information in the articles listed below:
5G Is The "Stupidest Idea In The History of the World." – Washington State Biochemistry/Medical Science Prof
Veteran MD Sharon Goldberg Drops Bombshell At Michigan's 5G Small Cell Tower Legislation Hearing
"5G: The Most Censored Story Of 2018" – Journalist Masterfully Educates Houston City Council
EMF Frequencies Used For Crowd Control Weapons Form The Foundation of 5G Network
UK Primary School Walks Out Over Dangers Associated With WiFi & Cell Tower Radiation
Multiple Countries Ban Wifi & Cell Phones Around Schools, Young Children & Fetuses
World's Largest Study On Cell Tower Radiation Confirms Cancer Link
The Takeaway
The takeaway here is that you can do something about this. You can have a wired connection at home, you can unplug and shut off your EMF emitting devices (like your cell phone, computer, TV, etc). You can buy EMF protective clothing and paint, you can use the mind-body connection to help mitigate any effects, and you can live a healthy life style with good food and exercise.
It's actually quite remarkable to see just how much awareness on this topic has hit people. Much of the global citizenry are clearly awake, and soon enough North America will follow measures taken by other countries mentioned above.
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Ex-Model Who Attempted To Reveal Berlusconi's Satanic Practices Dies From Painful Radioactive Poisoning
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Metronode and Infoplex also up for sale
Some prime pieces of Australian IT&T real estate are on the block, with construction company Leighton Holdings announcing that it intends to sell network subsidiary Nextgen Networks.
The company's decision will also put its Metronode data centre business and Infoplex IT arm, while Leighton's will retain its network construction investments (Visionstream, its 50 percent holding in Silcar, and John Holland Communications).
The sales would be dependent on Macquarie Captial, appointed to manage the sale process, getting a good price for the businesses.
The "jewel in the crown", Nextgen Networks, was founded in the telecommunications boom of the early 2000s, but initially struggled in the face of the dotcom crash and fierce competition from Telstra. Its survival under Leighton eventually made it a major player in the Australian long-haul network market. Nextgen is one of only three backhaul carriers linking Western Australia to the east coast (the other two are Telstra and Optus).
Nextgen also holds the contract to build and operate the Federal government's 6,000-km Regional Backhaul Blackspots Program (RBBP) network, which brings competitive backhaul to remote towns in all mainland states. The company is also one of a handful of telcos offering NBN aggregation services to retail service providers too small to deal with NBN Co directly.
The RBBP network includes a link to Geraldton in Western Australia, partly deployed on the back of Australia's bid for the Square Kilometer Array telescope project.
Metronode has been on an aggressive rollout in the data centre market, and currently has facilities in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, while Infoplex offers cloud computing services.
According to Australian telecommunications newsletter Communications Day, the sale puts in doubt Leighton's plans to build a new submarine cable between Australia and Singapore. Before the sale was announced, Nextgen would have been a natural foundation customer for the project.
The sale could feasibly turn into a bidding war – something that would delight Leighton Holdings. Communications Day names second-tier carriers iiNet and TPG as possible buyers, while the Sydney Morning Herald reports that even Telstra hasn't ruled itself out of the bidding process.
The sale could net as much as $1 billion for Leighton. ®
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2005 Nissan Armada ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Powerful full-size SUV for rugged adventure.
The Nissan Armada is truly the workhorse of the full-size sport utility class. With its powerful V8 and substantial body-on-frame design, it can easily handle rugged off-road family camping, pull a big boat or horse trailer, or just haul the gymnastics team and gear in comfort.
The Armada is big. It's as big as a Ford Expedition, and it's longer than the Toyota Sequoia and Chevy Tahoe. Armada can easily accommodate seven or eight occupants on any adventure trip. The cabin is comfortable, convenient and nicely appointed. Three rows of seats are provided, with limo-like roominess in the second row. Nissan claims best-in-class rear legroom, and the back seat looks and feels roomier than the Expedition's, which isn't exactly cramped. Both rear rows fold flat giving the Armada enormous cargo capacity.
Armada is based on the Nissan Titan full-size pickup and comes equipped with a powerful V8 that betters its competition in horsepower and torque. Stand on the gas and Nissan's 5.6-liter engine delivers immediate throttle response and quick acceleration. Rated to tow up to 9,100 pounds, Armada boasts the best towing capability in its class. A smooth five-speed automatic transmission adds to the responsiveness of the 32-valve double overhead-cam V8.
Handling is impressive as well. The four-wheel independent suspension and rack-and-pinion steering give the Armada a direct and steady feel, whether cruising down the highway, hustling through the hills or parking in a crowded lot. Armada was designed in California and is built at Nissan's recently built $1.4 billion factory in Canton, Mississippi.
Introduced as a 2004 model, the Armada receives minor enhancements for 2005. Among them: availability of a power rear liftgate and an optional RearView Monitor that displays what's behind the vehicle on the navigation screen. New standard equipment includes driver and front-passenger active head restraints, seat belt pretensioners added to the first row; SE and LE models come with a higher level of standard equipment. Introduced as the Pathfinder Armada, it's now known simply as the Armada.
Nissan Armada comes in one size, extra-large. It's available in SE and LE trim, both of which are well-equipped models. Armada comes standard with three rows of seats and all models come with the V8 engine. It can be equipped with rear-wheel drive (2WD) or four-wheel drive (4WD).
SE ($33,600) and SE 4WD ($36,400) come with air conditioning, adjustable lumbar support for the front seats and eight-way power adjustment for the driver, second- and third-row bench seats, an in-dash six CD changer, cruise control, power windows, power mirrors, power locks with remote keyless entry, auto-dimming interior rear-view mirror, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio control buttons, running boards, privacy glass, flip-out rear quarter windows, a roof rack, and five-spoke wheels with 18-inch tires. The SE can be equipped with the Bose premium audio system with steering wheel controls ($750); a Leather Package ($2,350) including Bose options; a Sunroof package ($3,750) that includes Leather Package options; a Journey Package ($4,350) that includes second-row bucket seats with a removable center console and Sunroof package options; and a Tow package ($650).
LE ($38,700) and LE 4WD ($41,500) add leather upholstery, a heated driver's seat, a memory system for the seat, mirrors, and adjustable pedals, second-row captain's seats, Bose audio, puddle lamps, power rear quarter windows, six-spoke, 18-inch wheels, and full tow package. Options for LE include an Upgrade Package ($600) with power rear lift gate and power front passenger's seat; a Sunroof Package ($1000) including Upgrade Package options; and a Technology package ($3,600) with a navigation system, rearview video monitor, and dual-zone climate controls plus Sunroof Package options. Two second-row bucket seats are standard, but can be replaced with a three-passenger second-row split bench seat at no charge which increases the seating capacity from seven to eight passengers.
The SE Off-Road 4WD ($39,550) features Rancho shock absorbers, a lower final drive ratio, heavy-duty cooling system, transmission temperature gauge, skid plates to protect the underside of the vehicle from damage while venturing off road, and seven-spoke 17-inch wheels to allow greater up-and-down movement in off-pavement travel, shod with brawny 285/70R17 all-terrain tires. Off-Road versions also add Seton leather seating surfaces, side-impact airbags for the front seats for head protection in roll-overs, six-way power adjustment for the front-seat passenger, Bose audio, and fog lamps. Also available is a sunroof ($1,400) which is also included with second-row bucket seats in the SE Off-Road Journey Package ($2,000).
A DVD-based mid-cabin overhead entertainment system ($1,600) is available for any Bose-equipped Armada. Also available is a choice of XM or Sirius satellite radio ($400). Available dealer accessories include a grille guard ($630), floor and cargo mats ($200) and cargo tray ($70).
Safety equipment includes curtain airbags for head protection for outboard passengers in all three rows, seat belt pretensioners for driver and front passenger, shoulder harnesses for all seating positions, Vehicle Dynamic Control (an electronic stability control system), and a tire-pressure monitor, all standard. All models have power adjustable pedals and sonar-based rear proximity (park-assist) sensors. Anti-lock disc brakes (ABS) with electronic brake-force distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist are standard. Side-impact airbags for driver and front passenger are optional and we recommend getting them for the torso protection they can provide. Using a tiny video camera, the optional RearView Monitor displays an image of what's behind the vehicle onto the navigation screen.
One of the first things you notice about the Nissan Armada is its gargantuan proportions. Nearly 207 inches long, Armada is a foot longer than the Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon. It's 3 inches longer than the Toyota Sequoia and an inch longer than the Ford Expedition.
Armada presents a bold and unmistakable appearance. It is big, but the design and styling features further emphasize its bulk and capabilities. Its wide stance and long wheelbase with short front and rear overhangs give Armada visual strength. Pushing the wheels out toward the corners of the truck makes for easier maneuverability in tight quarters as well as rock-solid stability on the highway.
Adding to the Armada's strong presence are its big chrome bumpers and big grille. The grille is body-colored on the SE, and chromed for even more visual strength on the LE. We think it looks best in chrome and makes for an imposing image in rearview mirrors.
From some angles, the Armada almost looks like a cartoon drawing. Large flared front and rear fenders accentuate the substantial wheels and high-profile tires. The rear door edge, extending in a bold rearward diagonal from the running board to the roof rack, makes a strong design statement, emphasizing the high roof line over the main passenger section. The rear-door handles are mounted on the C-pillar above the fenders instead of down on the door panel. The overall design gives the Armada a distinctively strong side view, like a football tackle poised at the line. The standard running boards are a good feature because step-in height is 21 to 22.5 inches, depending on drivetrain and wheel size.
Viewed from the rear, the Armada has a wide rear window, which can be opened separately. The hatch is large, providing a big opening for loading or unloading cargo. Though large, the rear door feels light when it is opened or closed. A power option allows the door to be opened or closed at the touch of a button on the key fob, useful when approaching with an armload of groceries on a rainy day. Enhancing Armada's wide stance are narrow shoulders that frame the vertically stacked tail lamps and a tall chromed center section of the rear bumper.
Armada's cabin is attractive, comfortable and convenient. A nice mix of interior materials gives it a nice look without fake wood-grain trim or excessive use of chrome. The Seton leather available on the Off-Road model is rich and luxurious with texture that's visually appealing.
The eight-way adjustable driver's seat is comfortable and supportive. Adjustable pedals and a tilting steering column help ensure the proper driving position. We found the seats comfortable and liked the commanding view of the road. A two-piece sun visor keeps the sun off the eyes. The gauge package includes speedometer and tachometer, oil pressure, temperature, voltage and fuel gauges. Ordering the towing package adds a transmission temperature gauge.
Places to stash stuff are provided. Opening the lid to the center console reveals a deep storage compartment. In front of that is a large open binnacle, perfect for tossing odds and ends, and an arm swings out to secure a big water bottle. There are narrow storage channels along the sides of the center tunnel and more storage is found in the interior door panels and on top of the dashboard above the outer vents. The center console's well-designed cup holders are easy to access. Armada offers 14 cup holders and four of them are designed to hold 64-ouce beverage containers. A long, overhead console provides more storage and a pair of map lights. Three 12-volt outlets are provided, including one in the rear, and two of them provide power even when the engine is not running.
The back seats offer acres of space. Passengers in the second row enjoy a limo-like 42 inches of leg room. Families told Nissan they need more room in the second row than what's available in other full-size SUVs, so the Armada was designed with best-in-class rear legroom. The second-row seats recline so you can really stretch out. A choice of rear seats is available: a bench seat with a flip down armrest or captain's chairs with a large center console. Either way, the second-row seat feels significantly roomier than in the Ford Expedition and much roomier than in Tahoe, Yukon, or Sequoia.
Third-row seats are raised, stadium style, for better forward visibility by those sitting back there. The second-row seats easily flip down and tumble out of the way when getting in and out of the third row; the release is a little easier to operate than the Expedition's. Once seated, we found them reasonably comfortable for third-row seats, but are more suitable for children or short distances.
The Nissan Armada can carry almost as much cargo as an old Spanish armada. With all seats in their full upright positions, the Armada provides 20 cubic feet of space behind the third row, which is similar to that of the Expedition. It's deep enough to fit a 30-gallon cooler. There's also a nice storage area hidden beneath the rear section of the cargo floor. The second- and third-row seats fold flat to the cargo floor. Folding down the third row reveals 57 cubic feet of cargo space, considerably more than what's found in the Expedition. Folding down both rows provides 97 cubic feet of space, a little less than the Chevy Tahoe and Ford Expedition. Fold down the front passenger seat and you can fit a 10-foot ladder inside. Like the Expedition, there are gaps in the floor between the second- and third-row seats when all are folded flat.
Getting in and out is easy in spite of the high step up. The inside door handles are well designed for easy exit. The rear doors open wide. And the running boards help when climbing in or out.
Driving Impression
Its brilliant throttle response was the first thing we noticed while driving the Nissan Armada. Armada feels quicker and more responsive than other SUVs in its class. Its 5.6-liter V8 produces a best-in-class 305 horsepower and 385 pound-feet of torque.
The five-speed automatic transmission takes full advantage of the engine's strong low-end torque. Having five gears to choose from makes the Armada very responsive and the transmission never hunts around for the right gear. It shifts smoothly and the close ratios eliminate abrupt downshifts. The substantial torque is available even at low rpm, providing confidence-inspiring power when merging into heavy highway traffic with a loaded two-horse box in tow or when maneuvering off road. A 2WD Armada earns a 13/19 mpg City/Highway EPA fuel economy rating, 13/18 for 4WD.
Like the Titan, Nissan's brawny full-size pickup, the Armada is built on a fully boxed steel ladder frame that yields a smooth ride and responsive handling. Unlike Titan, Armada features an independent rear suspension, a design that enhances ride and handling. Indeed, the Armada makes a smooth transition as it turns into corners. Its handling feels controlled and handles emergency lane-change maneuvers well at highway speeds. The front suspension is also independent with rack-and-pinion steering.
We found Armada to be very well-mannered, instilling a sense of confidence in the driver that this full-size SUV will go and turn and stop as well if not better than its competition.
The Off-Road package rides much better than we expected after looking at its big, aggressive off-road tires and reading about its Rancho suspension. Even with the off-road suspension, the Armada seems to ride as good or better than the competition. For driving off road, the angle of approach (without the front spoiler) and departure are 31.1 degrees and 27.7 degrees, superior to the Toyota Sequoia and Chevy Tahoe, and the ramp-over angle is 25.0. The 4x2 SE has 9.9 inches of ground clearance while the SE 4x4 and all LEs have at least 10.6 inches of clearance.
The Nissan Armada is a well-designed full-size sport-utility. Its powerful V8 and five-speed automatic work to produce responsive performance and smooth cruising. Its cleverly conceived interior provides the room and the creature features that should satisfy its owners. Armada provides heavy-duty towing capability. And the off-road model is capable in rugged terrain. In short, the Armada ranks at or near the top of its class, particularly for those who tap into its workhorse capabilities.
Model Lineup
Nissan Pathfinder Armada SE 2WD ($33,600); SE 4WD ($36,400); LE 2WD ($38,700); LE 4WD ($41,500); SE Off-Road 4WD ($39,550).
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Technology Package ($3,600) includes automatic two-zone climate control, navigation system, RearView monitor, sunroof, power passenger seat and power lift gate; DVD Entertainment system ($1,600).
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Introduction to Volume 37
Blaise Cronin
The eleven chapters that make up this volume of the Annual Review of Information Science and Technology cover topics old and new, and do so in ways, and from perspectives, that are sometimes new.
The relationship between language and representation is central to both the theoretical and applied bases of information science, and, of course, it is a subject that has been treated in these pages previously. The three chapters in Section I, Language and Representation–all written by well-known information scientists–help to remind us of the long-standing links between linguistics, epistemology, and information science. David Blair's contribution, Information Retrieval and the Philosophy of Language, is distinctive by virtue of its detailed examination of the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein and the implications for research in information retrieval (IR). Had the author had his way, I would surely have written "the life and work of Ludwig Wittgenstein" in the preceding sentence, but space constraints prevented us from including some of the fascinating biographical information about the twentieth century's most celebrated philosopher which the original draft of his chapter contained. In fairness, then, let me recommend a short and charming book that weaves the lives of Wittgenstein and Karl Popper around the celebrated poker incident, which occurred at the October 1946 meeting of the Moral Science Club at the University of Cambridge (Edmonds & Eidinow, 2001). Now, you may be asking yourself, is that poker as in "card game" or poker as in ?
Words, how we use them, what we mean by them, and what others make of them, are the stuff of information retrieval. If words were, well, just words, we wouldn't have the problem of false drops, and translating Seamus Heaney's poetry into Urdu wouldn't be such a difficult task. In a perfect world–one free of false drops–Representative Dick Armey's Web page wouldn't be mistaken for a pornographic site and a voluptuous Rubens nude wouldn't be blocked by image recognition software designed to protect children from explicit sexual representations. These are not simply abstruse technicalities, but issues that can have an impact on public policy, as evidenced by the debate swirling around the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). Unfortunately, if understandably, most retrieval and filtering software packages are differentially constrained when it comes to semantic analysis, and that poses enormous challenges for, among others, researchers working in the area of cross-language information retrieval, machine translation, and artificial intelligence, as Gobindra Chowdhury describes in his chapter, Natural Language Processing.
Indexing was difficult enough when information scientists were dealing with bounded collections, but with the advent of the Internet and World Wide Web, the universe of indexable materials has mushroomed unmanageably. Even the best Web search engines pick up only a fraction of available content–content, moreover, which is dynamically changing. The Web is rather different from, say, the INSPEC database or the contents of your local public library; we typically comprehend the dimensions of the latter two, but not of the former, which creates difficulty when it comes to evaluating retrieval performance. This, as Edie Rasmussen suggests, means that we may need to look beyond classical measures of recall and precision when dealing with Web-based information resources.
The two chapters in Section II, Dynamics of Scholarly Communication, feature a quintet of authors new to ARIST. Although the subject matter may not be altogether new, the approach in each case is rather different from yore. My colleagues Rob Kling and Ewa Callahan provide a much-needed and highly-nuanced dissection of the concept of "the electronic journal" in their chapter, Electronic Journals, the Internet, and Scholarly Communication. Their socio-technical analysis of the scholarly publishing ecosystem should provide a road map for other researchers, and, at the very least, lead to greater clarity of thought and expression in the discourse of electronic communication. Communication is an inherently social phenomenon–the ways in which scholars interact is not merely a function of available toolsets, but reflects the material practices and prevailing norms of their disciplines. In short, no single electronic publishing system is likely to work for, and be adopted in equal measure by, all disciplinary tribes.
Information visualization is a topic which should be familiar to ARIST readers, but the chapter by Katy Börner, Chaomei Chen, and Kevin Boyack, Visualizing Knowledge Domains, comes with a novel twist or two. Their contribution is a combination of (a) the traditional literature review, (b) a tutorial–the reader is introduced to the strengths and limitations of a range of information visualization tools by having them applied to the subject matter of the chapter, domain visualization–and (c) original research: the authors have created a task-specific database with which to illustrate their key points. Since ARIST (for now, at any rate) cannot accommodate color art work, and since space is limited, the authors have graciously provided a Web-based repository of data and color images to support the printed text (http://www.asis.org/Publications/ARIST/Vol37/BornerFigures.html). If a picture is worth a thousand words, this hybrid chapter must surely amount to the longest in ARIST history.
Last year's ARIST included a chapter on health informatics and this year, in Section III: Information Systems, we turn the spotlight on two very different but equally intriguing domains, rich in informatics-related developments; museums and music. The chapter by Paul Marty, Boyd Rayward, and Michael Twidale picks up the socio-technical, or, if you prefer, social informatics, theme developed by Kling and Callahan. Museums are rewarding sites in which to observe how social practices and information technology are, to use the terminology of the moment, mutually constitutive. The authors raise a number of important issues relating to the nature and mission of the museum in the digital age, as they examine the organizational, behavioral, and pedagogic implications of interactive media for the world of museums, and also explore the kinds of relationships which exist–and will exist–between museums, both physical and virtual, and their diverse user populations.
Music information retrieval is a fast-growing, multidisciplinary research field, one that exhibits early signs of institutionalization, as Stephen Downie documents in his crisply-written chapter on the subject. Retrieving music (whether a Wagnerian leitmotif, the words of a Beatles song, or the opening bars of a lullaby) poses a host of technical challenges; challenges which seem set to occupy information scientists, musicologists, and computer scientists–not to mention, in a post-Napster era, intellectual property rights management experts–for years to come.
There are many professors, departments, and associations of information science, but little agreement as to what information is, or what the foundational elements of the putative science of information are. Thus, a chapter, or section, devoted to information theory has become a common feature of ARIST volumes. Definitions of information abound; some are enumerative and pragmatic in character—think of Harold Borko's (1968, p. 5): "the generation, collection, organization, interpretation, storage, retrieval, dissemination, transformation, and use of information." Others are memorably pithy—think of Gregory Bateseon's (1972, p. 453) definition of information as "a difference which makes a difference." Consensus, however, is absent. Both of these oft-quoted definitions, and many others, are critically appraised by Rafael Capurro and Birger Hjrland in their chapter, The Concept of Information, which opens with an etymological exploration of the focal term, from classical times, through the Middles Ages, to the present. With some reluctance we pruned the opening sections of this chapter, removing not a few Latin and Greek references, but what remains nonetheless constitutes a worthwhile historical overview in and of itself, not to mention a very effective entrée to the ontological and epistemological discussion which follows.
Section IV, Theorizing Information and Information Use, contains three further chapters, the first of which, Task-based Information Searching, by Pertti Vakkari, makes a strong case for foregrounding the tasks—both work-related and personal/ avocational—which give rise to information seeking behaviors and mold users' search tactics. Vakkari has crafted a well-structured critique of the sprawling information seeking literature, its dominant paradigms–from ASK (anomalous states of knowledge), through behavioral models, to the cognitive approach–and the related methodological issues.
Trust—how it is constituted and sustained—has recently emerged as a key research topic in areas such as electronic commerce, online education, and, more generally, computer-mediated communication. Whom and what can we believe on the Web? Can we trust those we interact with online, where social presence is weak and identities can be easily masked? Trust is a salient issue in information systems effectiveness, but it has not been treated heretofore in the pages of ARIST. The chapter by Stephen Marsh and Mark Dibben, The Role of Trust in Information Science and Technology, combines a theoretical analysis of trust– drawing, in particular, on literature from philosophy, psychology, sociology, and management–with a critical assessment of the place of trust in information systems design and development. More concretely, the authors attempt to show why and how trust, a multi-faceted construct, can be embedded in a variety of information systems. Undoubtedly, this is a topic that we shall revisit in the not too distant future, as—to take but one example—research in embodied conversational agents moves rapidly ahead.
The concluding chapter in Volume 37, Information and Equity, by Leah Lievrouw and Sharon Farb, is a timely effort to conceptualize notions of information equality and information equity. The authors resist the easy ideological posturing, which metaphors such as the digital divide can sometimes invite, to examine what we mean by equity. They draw upon the writings of, among others, Amartya Sen and John Rawls, to move beyond the polarizing rhetoric of "information rich" and "information poor," arguing convincingly that equity—informational or otherwise—is not synonymous with quantitatively equal distribution of resources for the very good reason that no two individuals may need, or choose to use, a particular parcel of information resources in the same way.
In the concluding sentence of last year's introduction I said that the 2003 volume would include several new topics and a number of first-time contributors to ARIST. We have managed to deliver on that promise, and I am confident that we shall be able do so again with respect to Volume 38.
Bateson, G. (1972). Steps to an ecology of mind. New York: Ballantine Books.
Borko, H. (1968). Information science: What is it? American Documentation, 3, 5.
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Everyone dreams of the South Seas. Is it a dream or is it real? Well surprisingly its as real as ever. In every way! A step back in time and a step forward in adventure! Soderberg traveled to the Islands of French Polynesia, Fiji, The Cook Islands (Rarotonga), Samoa, New Zealand, and Tonga to find out...
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|Everyone dreams of the South Seas. Is it a dream or is it real? Well surprisingly its as real as ever. In every way! A step back in time and a step forward in adventure! Soderberg traveled to the Islands of French Polynesia, Fiji, The Cook Islands (Rarotonga), Samoa, New Zealand, and Tonga to find out. Together with two trips to the North Shore, Maui, and two trips to Puerto Escondido, Mexico, "Ticket to Ride" offers alot to see! Some direct hits and some misses; traveling through the pacific was a risky voyage for Soderberg and his band of Surfriders: Ronnie Burns, Max Medieros, Johnny Boy Gomes, Byron Wong, Buttons Kaluhiokalani, Mark Lydell, and Brian Buckley.
A traveling classic that introduces some Tahitian talent: Vitea David getting tunneled on the Island of Huahine. Spearing a frenzied shark in 18 inches of water from a sandy beach, going over the falls in an 18ft skiff two miles from shore, falling through jagged coral reef and hoping the boat comes back before high tide, torrential rains, stone fish and sea snakes and thousands of miles traveled, show the dedication of bringing this adventure to the screen. All with humor! Also featuring Tom Curren, Tom Carroll, and many others. Yes Wilbur, there is a Paradise on earth!
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|Ronnie Burns, Joey Buran, Tom Curren, Martin Potter, Jon Damm, Gary Elkerton, Shaun Tomson, Richard Schmidt, Laird Hamilton, Alan Sarlow, Vince Klyn, Jack Lindholm, Herbie Fletcher, Brian Buckley, Anton Max Medeiros, Rick Ruzzamenti, Wayne Rabbit Bartholomew, Mark Foo, Less Potts, Albert Jenks, Byron Wong, Paul Shanks, Arsene Harehoe, Jodie Cooper, Derek Ho, Reese Patterson, Billy Stang, Tony Moniz, Tom Carroll, Buttons Kaluhiokalani, Hans Hedemann, Dane Kealoha, Willy Morris, Bobby Owens, Wes Laine, Mark Liddell, Johnny Boy Gomes
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|1 hour 25 minutes
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|English | Stereo
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Home / Sprinkler School / Parts & Repair / Installing Sprinkler Heads At Variable Heights Using Risers
Installing Sprinkler Heads At Variable Heights Using Risers
No two sprinkler systems are the same. Each and every sprinkler system has its own obstacles and challenges. One area specifically is the placement of the sprinklers themselves. It is not uncommon to have variations in the distance from the Lateral Pipe to the surface of the ground. For this reason, sprinkler head risers have been developed. There are a variety of different kinds of risers, and each has its own features and benefits. But the basic function and purpose is the same; to connect the lateral pipe (carrying the water from the mainline and through the valve) to the your sprinkler of choice flush with the surface of the ground.
Simple "Nipple" Risers
The most basic and inexpensive style of riser is the Simple Pipe Riser or "Nipple". Nipples are available in a variety of different materials, but most are made from a durable poly plastic. A standard Nipple style riser has two male ends with threaded ends allowing the riser to be easily attached to the lateral pipe and the other side screwed directly into the bottom of the sprinkler. You can purchase these type risers in a variety of lengths and sizes. This style of riser is not recommended for installations where the sprinkler head may come in contact with any foreign objects because they can break easily.
Poly Cut-Off Risers
Poly Cut-Off Risers take the concept & design of a simple "nipple" style riser and improve upon it greatly. They are made from a softer more felxible material and are molded to include a series of threaded sections. The riser can be cut to fit the needs of the installation. The soft poly-plastic material lets the riser flex under pressure instead of breaking. Additionally, thread tape or sealants are not necessary for installation.
Swing-Joint Style Risers
One of the more common riser designs is the swing joint riser. It is made up of a single length of a PVC pipe fitted with dual 90-degree fittings (on both ends) which articulate, allowing for universal applications. Simply install the Swing Joint Riser inline between the sprinkler head and the lateral pipe. The center section of this style riser pipe is made from a slightly flexible peice of pipe — it is firm but it also has a memory. This means that the joint riser will absorb movement or impact without resulting in damage. Swing-Arm risers are an inexpensive and effective way to install sprinkler heads. It is the style we most recommend for residential and non-commercial applications. Pre-assembled swing-are risers are preferable to others because the joints have proven over time to remain flexible and durable.
Rigid Style Risers
Similar to flexible swing joint risers, rigid arm risers also allow for a flush installation of any sprinkler head while also compensating for potential flex or movement of the sprinkler head.It is comprised of one longer section of rigid PVC pipe connected with articulating joints on either end (various combinations are available) which permit for almost universal installation options.
Rigid arm risers are preferred when dealing with industrial and larger scale installations. Rigid Swing Joints, although much more heavy duty are more susceptible to freeze damage than any other design due to the rigid nature of their construction and the PVC materials.
Pre-Made Flexible Risers
As the name suggests, flexible risers forego the use of joints in favor of different flexible materials that resist breaking when bent. In fact most flexble riser sections can be bent in 90-degree angles, even tied in a knot and still remain fully functional! Flexible risers can be purchased as a complete unit with threaded ends in various lengths — ready to use. One of the shortcomings of this style riser is that it is unable to handle high pressure.
D-I-Y Flexible Risers
When ready made options are not available or you have a situation requiring a custom made design, it is possible to make your own flexible riser. The most basic version of a flexible riser would incorporate a section of flex pipe (i.e. funny pipe or swing pipe) and two fittings, one on each end appropriate for your needs. Flex pipe is a softer type of pipe and commonly has a blue stripe running along its length. It issoft and flexible enough that it can be easily cut with a common pocket knife. Because of the negligible cost between the pre-made swing joint risers, flexible risers and making your own flexible riser, it is probably easier and preferable to buy a pre-made unit. However, in situations where various angles or obstacles prevent an easy swing joint riser installation, it may be best to make a custom flexible riser specifically to fit the exact specifications or challenges your face using flex pipe and individual joints.


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Brian Crowley has been promoted to equity partner at Franczek Radelet. Crowley provides general counseling to school districts and other public bodies in all business related issues including contracts, bidding, intergovernmental agreements, real estate, leasing and finance matters. He has also served as public and private sector counsel in the negotiation of numerous transactions involving land use matters, private development matters, and public financing matters. Crowley has a J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law and a B.A. from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio).
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*i posted this somewhere before(not on this site), and now i saw this subforum, so i decided to repost it.
Attention: minor pet play
Tools needed: a plate, a collar, a butt plug* (optional)
1) insert your buttplug in your ass
2) get on all fours, naked, wear only your collar.
3) place the plate under your cock.
now, you will be using your one hand to stroke your cock. arch your ass up while you are doing it. Imagine that you are being milked by your Master or Mistress in the doggy position.
when you reach the edge of cumming, stop! and shake your ass like wagging the dog's tail while sticking out your tongue and pant like a dog for 3 minuits. Then continue.
Edge for three times, then shoot your load on the plate.
Last i dare you to lick off all your cum from the plate like a dog.
Tools: butt plug, dildo, collar.
The same rules apply:
1: insert the butt plug in your ass
2: get naked, you will kneel on the floor and rest your head on the floor. (or pillow to be more comfortable. arch your ass up.
3: use two hands to rub your pussy, and when you are about to cum, STOP! ( you may use a dildo in your pussy as an alternative)
4: put your hands straight over your head, turn your head to face facing down, and start 'wagging' your butt like a happy dog for 3 mins, then continue.
Repeat the steps until you edge for three times, then cum.
After cumming, crawl around your room for 5 mins, wriggling your ass like a proud doggy.
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Post a reply here or pvt me if you have dont this task with a detailed report of your feelings. I would like to know if this appeals to sub taskees.
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This classic collection of texts on the meditation practice and theory of Dzogchen presents the Great Perfection through the writings of its supreme authority, the fourteenth-century Tibetan scholar and visionary Longchen Rabjam. The pinnacle of Vajrayana practice in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, Dzogchen embodies a system of training that awakens the intrinsic nature of the mind to reveal its original essence, utterly perfect and free from all duality—buddha nature, or buddhahood itself.
In The Practice of Dzogchen, Tulku Thondup translates essential passages from Longchen Rabjam's voluminous writings to illuminate and clarify this teaching. He also draws on the works of later masters of the tradition, placing Dzogchen in context both in relation to other schools of Buddhism and in relation to the nine-vehicle outline of the Buddhist path described in the Nyingma tradition. This expanded edition includes Counsel for Liberation, Longchenpa's poetic exhortation to readers to quickly enter the path of liberation, the first step toward the summit of Dzogchen practice.News & Reviews
"A treasure trove for all who aspire to have a deeper understanding of the unsurpassable tantra teachings. Now with the revised and expanded edition of this timeless classic—a must-read for all students of Buddhadharma who wish to study, understand, and practice the precious Great Completion—these invaluable teachings are further enriched. The peerless teachings of the Omniscient Longchenpa, who was Manjushri in person, and the masterful and insightful translation of Tulku Thondup give us fortunate students a masterpiece that illumines the quintessential, profound teachings of Dzogpa Chenpo." —Mindrolling Jetsun Khandro Rinpoche, author of This Precious Life
"Tulku Thondup Rinpoche has performed a service of inestimable value for all serious students of Buddhist thought. One of Tibet's greatest philosopher-sages, Longchen Rabjampa, is here made accessible to the specialist and interested nonspecialist in a manner that is authoritative, comprehensive, and clear. This book fills a major gap." —Matthew Kapstein, author of The Tibetan Assimilation of Buddhism
"An invaluable guide for those who seriously wish to experience the true nature of the mind." —Parabola
"An ambitious work of contemporary Tibetan scholarship with over one hundred original sources consulted in its making. . . . May prove indispensable to any serious study of Dzogchen philosophy." —Tibet Journal
"This is one of the most significant works on Tibetan Buddhism, undoubtedly one of the most comprehensive works on the Nyingma to appear in English." —Tibetan Review
"This is one of the most significant works on Tibetan Buddhism to be published in recent years, treating with grace, beauty, and depth a most important subject, namely the character of the Dzogchen tradition and its placement within the overall structure of the Nyingma doctrine and training. An understanding of Dzogchen will benefit any philosophical or religious study of Tibetan Buddhism. This is undoubtedly one of the most comprehensive works on the Nyingma to appear in English." —Glenn H. Mullin, author of From the Heart of ChenrezigReader Reviews


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