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Your Choice Or Your Command?
Are you sure vaccination is safe, beneficial and will cause no future bodily harm? It is time to take a good look at some very disturbing facts concerning vaccination/immunization.
Since 1986 our government has paid well over 22 million dollars to families in compensation for injuries following vaccinations for whooping cough and other diseases. Now this has been going on for a much longer time than 1986, let's go back to a report in Newsweek July 18, 1977. One hundred thirty five million dollars was appropriated by Congress to indemnify makers of the swine flu vaccine. Yet claims over 1.3 billion dollars were filed with the Justice Department alleging injury or death as a result of the swine flu shots. Yes, the ill fated "Swine Flu" vaccine is a perfect example of the folly of vaccination. And what happened to the terrible "Swine Flu" epidemic that was supposed to sweep our nation? Well, 517 Americans were struck with Guillain-Barre syndrome caused by the vaccine, and at least 23 died. Meanwhile there were only 6 verified cases of swine flu and even in those cases the diagnosis was questionable. Most certainly it is high time we took a good square look at immunization / vaccination.
Noted authorities are speaking out against the fallacies of artificial immunization. Nobel Laureate Linus Pauling was quoted to say that he and his family would not take the swine flu vaccine because as he stated there was "significant danger" associated with it. In the same supposed swine flu epidemic emergency, the Pennsylvania "Intelligence Journal" reported that 100% of the medical physicians surveyed said they would not administer the shots to their own children.
, a pediatrician, was an MendelsohnThe late noted medical doctor Robert S. out-spoken critic of immunization, he made this statement condemning the practice.
"Although I administered them myself during my early years of practice, I have become a steadfast opponent of mass inoculations because of the myriad hazards they present. The subject is so vast and complex that it deserves a book of its own."
After his death in 1989 this book was written. Taken from his many news letters, the book, "But Doctor, About that Shot - The Risks of IMMUNIZATIONS And How to Avoid Them" is a treasure trove of information opposing immunization. Another good book on the subject is "IMMUNIZATION, The Reality Behind the Myth" by Wylene James.
vaccine was "the principle if not the sole cause of the 140 polio cases reported since 1961. At the present SabinA look at history coupled with the statistics of modern times reveals the fallacy of artificial immunization. History shows us that diseases came and went long before vaccination was employed, the bubonic plague is a perfect example. Most all vaccination programs started long after the disease they were meant to defeat, was already on its decline. The polio vaccine is an example, the disease was well on the decline when the vaccine first came out. Today Dr. Jonas Salk, the developer of the first polio vaccine has stated that the time the risk of acquiring polio from the live virus vaccine is greater than from natural occurring viruses." In other words the vaccination is worse than the disease itself.
The same was true in England in regards to the small pox vaccination. Thank goodness it now has been stopped in both England and the U.S.A., more people contracted the disease from the shot than anything else. In the Philippines, where 10,000,000 were vaccinated for small pox, it resulted in the worst epidemic that had ever occurred on the islands. The death rate quadrupled from 15 to 60 percent. This happened in 1937 and the pity of it all is that we haven't yet learned from our mistakes. From the small pox epidemics to the swine flu deaths to the deaths and mental retardation from D.P.T. shots, the vaccinators continue on.
The American Journal of Epidemology, January 1989, reported on a measles "epidemic" in an Illinois high school. The report stated that 99.7% of the 1,873 students had been vaccinated - WHY the epidemic?
) . . . the Rubella (measles) vaccination to arthritis . . . and SIDSThe fact that the vaccination can cause the very disease it is designed to prevent is not the only problem. The D.P.T. shot has been linked to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (the tetanus shot to; peripheral neuropathy, dizziness, difficulty in swallowing, myelopathy and encephalopathy. The list can go on and on. Noted chiropractic authority and clinician, the late Dr. Clarence S. Gonstead made this statement:
Vaccines did not clean up the country, clean living did."
Plain language and truer words were never spoken, the pity is vaccines got the credit.
The International Chiropractors Association makes this statement in its policy handbook:
The International Chiropractors Association recognizes that the use of vaccines is not without risk and questions the wisdom of mass vaccination programs. Chiropractic principles favor the enhancement of natural immunity over artificial immunization.
supports each individual`s right to select his or her own health care and to be made aware of the possible adverse effects of vaccines ICAThe upon a human body. In accordance with such principles and based upon the individual`s right to freedom of choice, the ICA is opposed to compulsory programs which infringe upon such rights.
The International Chiropractors Association is supportive of a conscience clause or waiver in compulsory vaccination laws, providing an elective course of action for all regarding immunization, thereby allowing patients freedom of choice in matters affecting their bodies and health.
Yes, it should be your "CHOICE" not your "COMMAND," in all health matters, freedom of choice should be the rule.
So, what can you do? This matter is for you and your own family to decide. But you should know all the facts. Check your state laws carefully, most states provide for a waiver or exemption. Read carefully the material on the pros and cons of artificial immunization.
The chiropractic profession holds that natural immunity is to be favored over artificial immunization. Chiropractic believes that keeping the spine free of nerve interference helps promote a healthy body and a normally functioning neurological and immune system.
"The best immune system is in the body, not in the Lab."
C.S. Gonstead, D.C.
Dr. Gonstead, stated it clearly.
Noted chiropractic author, Dr. Fred H. Barge said it well:
"Disease is not so much the virulence of outside organisms as it is the resistance of internal inside mechanisms that produce a healthy body."
"A spine chiropractically maintained in youth is the best assurance to a healthy life that you can give a child!"
Vaccination is a medical procedure which theoretically works on theprinciple that artificially stimulating the immune system with small amounts ofinactivated (killed) viruses and bacteria or attenuated (partially inactivated)live viruses will make the body immune to infectious diseases. Vaccines produceantibodies (small molecules of protein) that are supposed to attack achallenging virus or bacteria in the same way that recovery from a naturalinfection produces antibodies to protect the body from future challenge by avirus or bacteria.
However, vaccines do not work to stimulate antibodies in the same way asnatural disease. When bacteria or viruses enter the body normally, such asthrough the respiratory system, the body produces a type of natural immunitywhich is often permanent. When lab-altered viruses and bacteria are injectedinto the body through vaccines, an artificial, temporary immunity is created.Also, vaccines can contain additives, such as aluminum, mercury, MSG,formaldehyde, antibiotics and other chemicals, which do not enter the bodyduring natural infection.
Sometimes vaccines fail to provide any immunity at all. That is whymultiple doses of most vaccines are required in order to "boost" and extendprotection.
Along with better sanitation, nutrition and health care, mass vaccination programs inthe U.S. and other modern countries have contributed to the eradication or steepdecline in childhood infectious diseases such as smallpox, polio, measles, mumpsand rubella. However, while the numbers of vaccines and vaccination rates haveincreased and once-common childhood infectious diseases have decreased, therehas been a corresponding rise in chronic disease and disability in children:asthma, learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD) have doubled; diabetes has tripled; and autism has increased 200 to 500percent in every state in America in the past quarter century.
Some scientists, doctors and parent groups are questioning whether theroutine practice of giving children three dozen doses of nearly a dozendifferent vaccines before age five is contributing to the unexplained rise inchronic disease in children, along with overuse of antibiotics and exposure toenvironmental toxins such as pesticides. Everyvaccine, like every drug, has side effects. It is important to be fully informedabout the risks and complications of infectious diseases and the risks andcomplications of vaccines and make an educated vaccination decision.
For more information, contact the National Vaccine Information Center, anon-profit, educational organization dedicated to preventing vaccine injuriesand deaths through public education at www.909SHOT.com.
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Every vaccine, like every drug, carries a risk of injury or death. Some vaccines have been reported to be associated with higher numbers of reactions than other vaccines. For example, one government study showed that 1 in 875 DPT shots is followed by a convulsion or collapse shock reaction.
Between 12,000 and 14,000 reports of hospitalizations, injuries and deaths are made to the federal Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) every year. But it is estimated that these reports represent only one to ten percent of all vaccine-related serious health problems because so few doctors are willing to report them.
Vaccine reactions can range from very mild, such as a sore arm or slight fever, to severe, such as brain inflammation, seizures and shock. Some vaccine reactions take a few minutes, hours or days to appear and others take several weeks or months to develop. Vaccine reactions can cause no lasting harm or can result in permanent brain and immune system damage or even death.
Vaccine reactions are not well understood but are thought to be due to a combination of factors, including:
In 1991 and 1994, the Institute of Medicine analyzed the medical literature and issued three historic reports that concluded vaccines can cause a wide range of brain and immune system damage, including death. Their most significant finding was a "lack of adequate data regarding many of the adverse events under study" and "many gaps and limitations in knowledge bearing directly or indirectly on the safety of vaccines."
Because medical science does not have a good understanding of how vaccines work in the body or why they can cause reactions, there are many outstanding questions about vaccine safety. In order to protect vaccine manufacturers and doctors from being sued when vaccines cause injury and death, Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. In the past decade, more than one billion dollars has been paid out to about 1,000 families whose loved ones suffered serious vaccine reactions during the past decade. However, this represents only one out of four vaccine victims who apply to the program - three out of four are turned away.
When making a vaccination decision, it is important to be fully informed about the risks of diseases and risks of vaccines and make an educated decision. For more information, contact the National Vaccine Information Center, a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to preventing vaccine injuries and deaths through public education at www.909SHOT.com.
Coulter HL, Fisher BL. 1985, 1991. A Shot in the Dark. New York: Avery Publishing Company.
Fisher BL. 1997. The Consumer's Guide to Childhood Vaccines. Washington, D.C.: National Vaccine Information Center (www.909SHOT.com)
Institute of Medicine. 1991. Adverse Effects of Pertussis and Rubella Vaccines. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.
Institute of Medicine. 1994. Adverse Effects Associated with Childhood Vaccines: Evidence Bearing on Causality. Washington, D.C: National Academy Press.
Institute of Medicine. 1994. DPT Vaccine and Chronic Nervous System Dysfunction: A New Analysis. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press.
Neustaedter, R. 1996. The Vaccine Guide: Making an Informed Choice. Berkeley: North Atlantic Books.
All 50 states in the US have laws which require proof of vaccination with certain vaccines for individuals to attend daycare, elementary and high school or college. Although in the early part of the 20th century, only one vaccine (smallpox) was required to attend school, in the past two decades the number of vaccines required in most states has grown to 33 doses of 10 vaccines with more that will be added in the next few years. Most states require children to receive vaccines for diphtheria, , tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, pertussishaemophilus influenzae B, hepatitis B, and chicken pox to attend school.
All states have exemptions to vaccination for "medical" reasons, but these medical exemptions can only be written by a medical doctor (M.D.) or doctor of osteopathy (D.O.). It is difficult to obtain a medical exemption because national vaccine policymakers recognize few health conditions as contraindications to vaccination. Most medical doctors do not want to give medical exemptions that do not conform with national vaccine policies issued by the Centers for Disease Control and American Academy of Pediatrics.
All states but two (Mississippi and West Virginia) allow religious exemption to vaccination and this exemption can be interpreted broadly or narrowly depending upon how the law is written in each individual state. Although some state laws stipulate that a parent seeking a religious exemption for a child must belong to a church with a tenet opposing vaccination, most state high courts have upheld a parent's right to hold sincere personal religious beliefs that do not require the parent to belong to a specific church opposing vaccination.
Fifteen states allow philosophical, personal belief or conscientious belief exemption to vaccination. Some states allow parents to selectively oppose certain vaccines and others require parents to oppose all vaccinations in order to qualify for this exemption.
When considering vaccination, it is important to be fully informed about the risks and complications of infectious diseases and the risks and complications of vaccines and, with an understanding of the law in your state, make an educated vaccination decision. You and your family are the ones who will live with the consequences of the decision you make and you have the ethical and legal right to voluntary, informed consent to any medical procedure which carries a risk of injury or death. You should always be comfortable with any health care choice you make and never feel pressured into acting until you are confident in your decision.
For more information, contact the National Vaccine Information Center, a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to preventing vaccine injuries and deaths through public education at www.909SHOT.com.


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I came to know Bl. Pier Giorgio about 12 years ago when I read about his life-story. Being a retired Catholic high-school Theology teacher, I was amazed by this young man's life and accomplishments. He reminded me of several impressive young men I had the opportunity to instruct over the years. And I could easily sympathize with the difficulties he sometimes had with his studies. Also, since I am an only-child, he reminded me of "the older brother" I wished I had while growing up. I invoked his intercession at various crucial times.....especially concerning family matters, since he had such difficulties with his own parents. And God acted quite CLEARLY and PROMPTLY through Bl. Pier Giorgio's intercession. I entrusted care of my elderly mother, Ruth, to Bl. Pier Giorgio.......and the response was a miracle!! For instance, just today (June 21) she was operated on for a broken hip (SHE IS 99 YEARS OLD!) and the operation was a complete success! Her doctor said that he has every hope that she will walk again (her physical therapy begins tomorrow, (June 22nd) after a few week of rehab therapy. In the past, she has survived falling in the house with only a scratch. I call him "carissimo
fratello" and pray for his help, guidance, and PRESENCE in our household daily. I also told him: " When my time comes to go home to Jesus, Little Brother, I want you there to guide me to Jesus......and that goes for my mother, Ruth, also." I have NO DOUBT that he will be at my side, along with Jesus, Mary, and Joseph when that time comes.
I truly hope that he is canonized a saint SOON.....what better example do we have for young people than this wonderful, modern athlete and "man of the Beatitudes" who lived in the 20th century???

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I am all about finding new ways of eating healthy, high quality ingredients and supporting local businesses. Community Organics consists of two guys; Damien and Tom who source amazingly fresh and delicious tasting fruit and veg for locals living in the Eastern Suburbs and deliver these goods straight to their doors. They have been doing this for over 10 years and their aim was to always help make lives of the community a little healthier and a little easier. They know people have busy lives and how tough it can be to find good quality organic food that is affordable and accessible. So they take the stress out of you trying to find these reasonably priced organic fruit and veggies and they make life that little bit easier by delivering straight to your front door with just a click of a button, that in my eyes, is just awesome.
When sourcing their produce they look out for 2 things, flavour and quality and to pass the test, every single piece of fruit and veg has to look great, taste great and be super fresh. Their first preference is always to use certified organic fruit and veg, however sometimes the quality and flavour of the certified organic products is not always up to standards and so then they also incorporate some un certified, chemical free products from trusted growers as well as using the clean 15 guide as a way to select produce that is grown using conventional methods. So you always know you are getting the best tasting as well as high quality goods delivered.
The part I LOVE the most is that within the box contains a newsletter telling you the need to knows of the produce that they have supplied, where everything is from, how and where it was grown and my favourite part, some recipes to help you make the most out of everything that has been delivered. The boxes come in different sizes depending on how many heads you're feeding in your household and they can be delivered weekly, fortnightly or whenever you need. Personally I'm so glad we came across this service and I will definitely be continuing my suscription. It has changed the way we in our household eat, we definitely have way more organic produce these days and we definitely notice a massive difference in the taste and freshness of all the produce.


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Tulsa Grill Store is pleased to announce a Meat Lover's BBQ Cooking Class with Jess Pryles, Jess is the original Hardcore Carnivore, with her own internationally acclaimed line of seasonings, author of Hardcore Carnivore, Cook Meat Like you Mean it, a regular on Food Network and has grilled live on the Today Show. Her expertise has been sought for guest speaking engagements at Camp Brisket, National Barbecue & Grilling Association and American Meat Science Association conferences.
This class, her first in Oklahoma, will be informational and expand your knowledge of some lesser known cuts. She will be demonstrating simple butchery techniques and show you how to cut your own steaks at home, exploring the second most tender muscle after the Tenderloin, smoking Picanha (also known as Coulotte or Top Sirloin) and smoking tri-tip for a side by side comparison of the two cuts. The menu is listed below.
The class will be held at the Tulsa Grill Store on Saturday, September 29th at 10:00am and will last 4 hours. There are only 30 seats available for this class and will sell out quickly.
Saturday, September 29th at the Tulsa Grill Store 1313 S Lewis Avenue Tulsa OK 74104
10am – 2:00pm Meat Lover's BBQ Class — Tickets are $175 per person and limited to 30 attendees. A copy of her cookbook is included with your ticket as well as a folder with all the recipes used in the class.
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Our Teachers
Suzanna Raymond
Suzanna trained as a scholar at the RAD, taught by Winifred Edwards amongst others. She then went on to the Royal Ballet School where she gained her Advanced RAD qualification, also under the supervision of Winifred Edwards and Barbara Fewster.
On joining the Royal Ballet Company in 1962 Suzanna was taught by the likes of Valentina Pereyaslvec, Hector Zaraspe, Brian Shaw, Gerd Larson, Terry Westmoreland, Madame Nijinska, Ninette De Valois, Kenneth Macmillan, Svetlana Beriosiva, Stanley Williams, Frederick Ashton, Michael Somes, Pamela May & Antoinette Sibley to name but a few. She was also lucky enough to dance in the company with Rudolf Nureyev, and Dame Margot Fonteyn as well as Frank Freeman, Lynn Seymore, Wayne Sleep and many others.
Other teaching posts include:
The Pris de Lausanne class at Elmhurst Ballet School.
Repertoire classes at Rambert Academy and Arts Educational schools, London.
RAD exam classes at Diana Vere's school in Sheen.
Summer school classes at Edwina Norris' school in Birmingham.
Her TV and Film credits with the Royal Ballet Company include:
Beatrice Potter ~ A Tale of a Tale.
Romeo & Juliet with Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn
La file mal garde ~ Firebird ~ Les Sylphides and Swan Lake
Lucy Fletcher
Jazz, Ballet, MODERN, Tap & Musical Theatre & DRAMA Teacher
Lucy trained at Bush Davies School where she achieved RAD Ballet & ISTD Ballet, Modern & Tap examinations to Advanced level & achieved gold awards in Guildhall and LAMDA drama examinations.
On leaving Bush Davies she then went on to train at Arts Ed London graduating with a diploma in Musical Theatre in 1991. On graduating, Lucy was honoured to be invited to return to Arts Ed to teach jazz & ballet classes and choreograph productions.
Since then Lucy has taught in many schools in and around London and Surrey. Lucy gained her RAD teaching qualifications in 2008 and as well as doing the administration, marketing & teaching for Suzanna Raymond School of Dance is currently working as a Ballet teacher at Notre Dame Prep School in Cobham. Lucy is also a LAMDA teacher and writes plays for workshops and school productions. Lucy started her ballet training aged just 3 years old, with Josephine Hollings in Teddington before Suzanna took over the school in 1978.
Film Credits include:
Tales of a Flying Trunk with artists from the Royal Ballet Company
Georgia Bradwell
Ballet, TAP, MODERN & Musical Theatre
Georgia trained at the Italia Conti Arts Centre graduating in 2013 with a Diploma in Musical Theatre. Whilst there she gained her ISTD teacher qualifications, DDI's &DDE's in Ballet, Tap and Modern as well as completing the Professional Certificate in Education (PCE).
Since graduating Georgia has performed as Sasha and Dance Captain in 'Feelgood Academy' (Stratford Circus), with Anton du Beke and Erin Boag's 'A Night of Music and Dance' (Isle of Mann) and continues to dance for 'The Forgotten Fairground Project' in various parts of the country.
Having been a student at the Suzanna Raymond School of Dance as a child, Georgia is proud to be back teaching for the school.
Nicola Sutton
Nicola graduated from Bodywork College Cambridge in July 2018 following 3 years full-time vocational training leading to the Diploma in Musical Theatre. Prior to this she completed a foundation year at Urdang Academy. Before commencing full-time training, Nicola studied RAD ballet and ISTD ballet, modern and tap to Advanced Level.
While at Bodywork, Nicola developed a particular interest in contemporary/jazz chorography, creating a piece for the graduation show. Nicola is looking forward to developing this interest further with us and our students, especially as she started as a student with us at the age of 3!
Kate is also an ex SRSD student and we are thrilled that she is teaching a regular contemporary class for us. Kate completed her professional training with a BA (Hons in Dance Theatre) from Laban (now Trinity Laban) and then worked as a freelance dancer in regional contemporary dance companies. After many years teaching contemporary technique and choreography in higher education, Kate now works in a freelance capacity specialising in contemporary dance and creative movement, as well as regular project coordinating for community dance events, including dance platforms, flashmobs, boys dance and is currently setting up a Youth Dance Company in Woking. Recently deciding to specialise in Dance for Health, particularly for the frail elderly, those with Dementia and Parkinson's Kate co-runs iID company delivering intergenerational dance opportunities as well as weekly dance classes.
BALLET - Alex Simpkins
Alex took his first ballet lessons with Denise Kelly, Suzanna Raymond and Lynn Hughes in Teddington and continued with John O'Brien at the Royal Academy of Dance. After graduating from the Central School of Ballet in 1996, he took his first job in Austria with the Graz Ballet. He was a member of the Ballet de Zaragoza in Spain from 2001 – 2005. He returned to Austria to work in Linz and then completed his career with various companies in Germany as a soloist. His repertoire included roles in classics such as Swan Lake, Giselle, Nutcracker, Raymonda, Cinderella, Romeo and Juliet, Les Patineurs and Allegro Brillante. He also performed in various musicals.
His previous teaching engagements include work as Guest Ballet Master for several companies in Germany. He completed a Master of Arts degree in teaching from the Palucca University of Dance in Dresden and in 2014 graduated from the Royal Academy of Dance's Professional Dancer's Teachers Diploma with Distinction. He has additionally trained as a Gyrotonic Instructor. Currently, he is teaching ballet at London Studio Centre, Millennium Performing Arts, The Place, GAPA and at the RAD Dance School.


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The Indian Law Section of the Federal Bar Association joins with other national American Indian organizations in commending the recent U.S. Senate confirmation vote appointing Diane Humetewa to the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona. As the first Native American woman appointed to the federal judiciary, Humetewa is richly deserving of this historic confirmation as an Article III district court judge. She brings a background of distinguished public service and exemplary ethical standards to this historic appointment. Diane Humetewa, a citizen of the Hopi Tribe, has served as the United States Attorney for Arizona, as an attorney for the U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee, as an appellate judge of the Hopi Appellate Court, and as a professor at Arizona State University.
The Indian Law Section congratulates Diane Humetewa and expresses gratitude for her continued public service. She serves as a role model in Indian Country and is a trailblazer opening up new opportunities for tribal citizens.
"It's a great day for Indian Country and for the field of Indian law to have the first ever Native American woman appointed to the federal judiciary. Ms. Humetewa has made us all proud of her accomplishments and we know that she will do a tremendous job."
– Andrew Adams III, Chair, FBA Indian Law Section


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It's been quite a long time since I've made a kitsch softie; and I'm not sure why this is.
Of course, I've made a few in recent months for babies being born, but nothing just on a whim. For some reason last night, as I could not sleep but wanted to avoid any cabling or constantly changing yarns, I gravitated toward making a softie, but not one I've done before.
Enter my latest companion, Omar, as I've aptly named him, who is loosely based on Egret Effects' Asra Owl. I used her lovely and easy to read pattern for the body and head, as well as the wings and beak, but deviated on the eyes (instead using a combination of crocheted circles and plastic marble eyes…since I'm not gifting this to a baby, of course, lest the plastic marbles be out for safety concerns…bring on the older kittens!) and opted against feet and belly, as well as contrasting colors (except on the underside of the wings, which I did in a nice sky blue).
Omar still needs ears, which I think I'm going to adapt myself, rather than fraying the yarn as in the Asra Owl pattern.
File Under: Who wants an Omar Owl of their own? I'm only using O names–so I'll gift you an Orlando, an Olive, an Ocatavio, an Olaf, or heck an Oleg.


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Stranger Things is back with a second season that isn't just better than the first, but one that manages to correct the show's overly-aggressive nostalgia problem.
When Season 1 of The Duffer Brother's genre mashup was first released in July 2016, it was to little fanfare. That's certainly not the case for Season 2; after becoming the breakout TV hit of 2016, Netflix's headline series returns as a bonafide cultural phenomenon. Now, the show became so big in no small part thanks to the first season being a genuinely enjoyable eight hours of televsion, although in the fifteen months of hype since we may have lost sight of some of its damaging flaws.
One of the major selling points of the first season (before word-of-mouth kicked in and everyone realized it was just plain good) was the 1980s nostalgic mixtape aspect; this wasn't just a show set in the 80s, it was a show set in pop culture's 80s. The visuals, the music, the opening titles and even the writing felt straight out of Stephen King/Speilberg. More than that, though, Stranger Things was full of overt references and callbacks to the media its audience grew up with. Some of it was in-universe - a reference to X-Men comic here, a The Thing poster there - but a good amount was within the text itself: homage.
Related: Things You Completely Missed In Stranger Things Season 2
Now, homage is a very powerful creative tool that, done right, can elevate a film, show, book, game or other. Star Wars and the entire work of Quentin Tarantino wouldn't exist without the repurposing of ideas and images (and that's nothing of how Pixar and The Simpsons adopt classic cinema to the point it becomes funny in a new context). Closer to Stranger Things, It Follows is a new-age Halloween, which was itself taking liberally from giallo and Psycho. Crucially, what all those examples have is the offer of something more. They're not just replaying what came before, they're twisting or evolving it to tell a new story. The same couldn't quite be said of Stranger Things 1.
Stranger Things' Season 1's Nostalgia Mistake
Of course, Stranger Things' astute nostalgia awareness made it immediately accessible, but the deeper you got, the more the show seemed to fall back on simply calling out famous scenes of a fondly-remembered movie and hoping audience enthusiasm would carry it forward. Will trying to burst through the wall a la Poltergeist/Nightmare on Elm Street, the Demogorgon's Alien-esque facehugger, the constant hammering that Eleven is an E.T. parallel; they were all more reference than they were Stranger Things moment. It's a strange mixture of metatextuality and text, one that never felt fully in tune; there's a massive difference in effect between embracing a 1980s setting with nods to pop culture by the characters and trying to remake said pop culture in the media itself.
Things reached their epoch in Season 1's seventh episode. Eleven flipping the CIA truck over the boys on their bikes should have been the series' defining moment, but because the entire sequence around it was so clearly aping E.T.'s chase scene - and this section specifically the film's most striking image of the flying bikes - it felt little more than derivative. The whole run was full of relatable characters and a believable world, yet often when trying to pay things off we just got a redo of something we saw decades ago. You can bring to mind Stand By Me all you want, but if you're simply showing friends on a journey along train tracks without taking it to any formed conclusion - Stand By Me was all about the permutability of friendship - then it's not enough.
Read More: Stranger Things' Real-Life Conspiracy & Occult Connections
This lack of substance to individual moments grew to hurt the greater whole. Stranger Things 1 at first presents itself as a mystery drama: where is Will, where does Eleven come from, what is the facility? Those questions drove the plot forward. The immediate suggestion is that Will is in an alternate dimension and Eleven came from the facility that was involved in telekinetic experimentation akin to MK Ultra. The twist? There isn't one: Will was in an alternate dimension, Eleven was from the facility and they were experimenting with telekinesis. The only subversion of expectation was that instead of being akin to MK Ultra, it was just straight up MK Ultra. The entire plot, even the parts not clearly lifted for cult sources, was predictable from Episode 2, but the show acted like it was always hiding something.
You can say the throwbacks are a distraction to this, or that they're the point and the narrative is purposely obvious because it's just filler, but either way it wasn't a harmonious flow. Stranger Things was a remix of things you knew, but never quite did enough to fully stand by itself; look at how its biggest meme - Justice for Barb - came from the mocking of a fundamental oversight.
Don't take this as a damning takedown of the first year. As already stated, it was overall pretty good - you don't become an unexpected smash without getting multiple things right - and nailed a lot in terms of feel. Its wonderful characters and world were simply underserved by these showcase moments. Thankfully, Season 2 doesn't just address this, it adds so much more.


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Identification of a dietary pattern prospectively associated with bone mass in Australian young adults
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Background: Relatively little is known about the relations between dietary patterns and bone health in adolescence, which is a period of substantial bone mass accrual.Objectives: We derived dietary patterns that were hypothesized to be related to bone health on the basis of their protein, calcium, and potassium contents and investigated their prospective associations with bone mineral density (BMD), bone area, and bone mineral content (BMC) in a cohort of young adults.Design: The study included 1024 young adults born to mothers who were participating in the Western Australian Pregnancy Cohort (Raine) Study. Dietary information was obtained from food-frequency questionnaires at 14 and 17 y of age. Dietary patterns were characterized according to protein, calcium, and potassium intakes with the use of reduced-rank regression. BMD, bone area, and BMC were estimated with the use of a total body dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scan at 20 y of age.Results: We identified 2 major dietary patterns. The first pattern was positively correlated with intakes of protein, calcium, and potassium and had high factor loadings for low-fat dairy products, whole grains, and vegetables. The second pattern was positively correlated with protein intake but negatively correlated with intakes of calcium and potassium and had high factor loadings for meat, poultry, fish, and eggs. After adjustment for anthropometric, sociodemographic, and lifestyle factors, a higher z score for the first pattern at 14 y of age was positively associated with BMD and BMC at 20 y of age [differences: 8.6 mg/cm2 (95% CI: 3.0, 14.1 mg/cm2) and 21.9 g (95% CI: 6.5, 37.3 g), respectively, per SD increase in z score]. The z score for this same pattern at 17 y of age was not associated with bone outcomes at 20 y of age. The second pattern at 14 or 17 y of age was not associated with BMD, BMC, or bone area.Conclusions: A dietary pattern characterized by high intakes of protein, calcium, and potassium in midadolescence was associated with higher BMD and BMC at 20 y of age. Our results indicate that high consumption of low-fat dairy products, whole grains, and vegetables in adolescence are associated with beneficial effects on bone development.
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Manufacturers of bespoke suits, leather goods and luxury accessories since 1893, Alfred Dunhill is the quintessential British brand and have probably contributed to the definition of an English Gentleman more than anyone else. 123 years later, and they are still going strong and remain relevant to the ever changing notion of the modern gentleman. This video is no different, combining timeless style, a vintage car, and a drooly companion, it is as funny as it is beautiful.


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Lenni Sanders is a writer and performer in Manchester. A regular performer at live literature events, she has headlined nights like Stirred Poetry and Word Art. She has performed poetry at Kendal Calling and Lancaster Music Festival. Half of surreal performance duo Dead Lads, making anarchic cabaret-poetry with Jasmine Chatfield: they are set to cross the border into comedy with a set at A Comedy Night That Passes The Bechdel Test this November. Co-producer of Curious Things, a collaboration with poet Harry Jelley. Curious Things make interactive performances for heritage organisations, ranging from a night time story-telling tour of Chethams Library to a family show about the strange tale of a nineteenth century auction of twenty tonnes of mummified cats down at Albert Docks. She is a creative writing workshop facilitator, currently working with James Varney to plan and deliver workshops for Project M, a group of writers based in and near Manchester aged 16-22 brought together by The Writing Squad. Current General Editor of Cadaverine, the online poetry and prose magazine for the work of writers under 30.
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Do children suffer worldwide from atomic power? Absolutely. CCTV host Margaret Harrington anchored a panel with Maggie Gundersen, Caroline Phillips, and Chiho Kaneko from Fairewinds Energy Education to discuss the health risks to children around the world from operating nuclear power reactors and their burgeoning waste.Read More


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Connect Los Angeles brought together more than 450 CRE leaders for an information packed conference June 21st at the Hotel Indigo DTLA. During four panel discussions, top CRE leaders shared insights about the future of Los Angeles CRE, including how neighborhoods are being transformed, investment and development opportunities, CRE investment strategies and capital markets. Connect Media will be sharing more in-depth reports of each panel over the coming days, but here's a few key takeaways and highlights that stood out from yesterday's conversations.
The noteworthy moment of the conference was a special Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Nelson Rising that included a retrospective through the experiences of close friends, business partners and his son, Chris. (Pictured above L to R: Chris Rising, Rising Realty Partners, Ted Antenucci, Catellus Development Corp., Nelson Rising, David Herbst, Vectis Strategies, Jeff DeBoer, Real Estate Roundtable.)


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It was Rabbi Hillel, in the first century BCE, who wrote these poignant words:
"If I am not for myself, then who will be for me? And if I am only for myself, then what am I? And if not now, when?"
On Death
From Krishnamurti
"Do you think a leaf that falls to the ground is afraid of death? Do you think a bird lives in fear of dying? It meets death when death comes, but is not concerned about death; it is much too occupied with living, with catching insects, building a nest, singing a song, flying for the very joy of flying. Have you ever watched birds soaring high up in the air without a beat of their wings, being carried along by the wind? How endlessly they seem to enjoy themselves! They are not concerned about death. If death comes, it is all right, they are finished. There is no concern about what is going to happen; they are living from moment to moment, are they not? It is we human beings who are always concerned about death - because we are not living. That is the trouble: we are dying, we are not living ."
-J Krishnamurti 'Think on These Things'
He who sees everything as nothing but the self and the self in everything he sees, such a seer withdraws from nothing, For the enlightened all that exists is nothing but the self, so how could any suffering or delusion continue for those who know this oneness?
-ISHA UPANISHAD, The Upanishads Trans Sheerer and Russell. Harper and Row. London 1978
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What is life? It is the flash of the firefly in the night. It is the breath of the buffalo in the winter time. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.
-Last words of Crowfoot of the Blackfoot tribe. Touch the earth. T.C. Mc Luithan. Abacus. London 1986
Stand still. The trees ahead and the bushes beside you Are not lost. Wherever you are is called Here, And you must treat it as a powerful stranger, Must ask permission to know it and be known. The forest breathes. Listen. It answers, I have made this place around you, If you leave it you may come back again, saying Here. No two trees are the same to Raven No two branches are the same to Wren. If what a tree or a bush does is lost on you, You are surely lost. Stand still. The forest knows Where you are. You must let it find you.
-tract from The Heart Aroused by David Whyte
The Guest House
This human being is a guest house. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected vision. Welcome and entertain them all. Even if they're a crowd of sorrows, who violently sweep your house empty of its furniture, still treat each guest honourably. He may be cleaning out for some new delight. The dark thought, the shame. the malice meet them at the door laughing, and invite them in. Be grateful for whoever comes, because each has been sent, as a guide from beyond.
Wild Geese
You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert, repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves. Tell me about despair, yours, and I will tell you mine. Meanwhile the world goes on. Meanwhile the sun and the clear pebbles of the rain are moving across the landscapes, over the prairies and the deep trees, the mountains and the rivers. Meanwhile the wild geese, high in the clean blue air, are heading home again, Whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination. calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting- over and over announcing your place in the family of things.
-from 'Wild Geese' Mary Oliver
Carl Jung
True love will always commit itself and engage in lasting ties; it needs freedom only to effect its choice, not for its accomplishment. Every true and deep love is a sacrifice. The lover sacrifices all other possibilities, or rather, the illusion that such possibilities exist. If this sacrifice is not made, his illusions prevent the growth of any deep and responsible feeling, so that the possibility of experiencing real love is denied him.
Tao Te Ching
Better stop short than fill to the brim.
Over-sharpen the blade and the edge will soon blunt.
A store of gold and jade, and no one can protect it.
Claim wealth and titles, and disaster will follow.
Retire when the work is done.
This is the way of heaven.
-Tao Te Ching (Nine) Gia -Fu Feng and Jane English Wildwood, London 1976
Whatever you can do or dream you can,do it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.
-Goethe quoted from 'The Scottish Himalayan Expedition 1951'
Hope is the thing with feathers
That perches in the soul
And sings the tune without the words
And never stops--- at all.
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A little bit of Zen
A student at Tassajara sat facing Suzuki Roshi on a tatami mat in his room. The student said he couldn't stop snacking In the kitchen and asked what he should do. Suzuki reached under his table .Here have some Jelly beans he said
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HOUSTON — Former President George H.W. Bush will be moved out of the Houston Methodist Hospital Intensive Care Unit on Monday but he will remain in the hospital for now, his doctor said in a news conference.
Bush, 92, was struggling to breathe when he was admitted to the hospital Jan. 14. Doctors diagnosed him with pneumonia and put him on a ventilator in the ICU to assist his breathing. The breathing tube was removed Friday.
Bush family spokesman Jim McGrath said Sunday that the former president's vital signs were normal and that doctors hoped he could be moved out of intensive care in the next day or so.
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The 5 Minute Purge: 2 Simple Steps to Maintaining Order in Your Fly Box
If you're anything like me, you'll change flies and/or rigs regularly on the stream. In the heat of the moment, I'll toss the old fly back into the fly box (and I'll do it pretty darn quickly!), then quickly tie on the new fly. Do this several times an hour, all day long, and soon your once- organized box resembles a junk pile, controlled, but barely, chaos.
Some anglers, with vague powers of recollection, can control chaos and manage to get through the day. However, I become frustrated when I start the next day (or month or year) with a messy fly box. This is why I spend 5 minutes, after every day's trip, to "purge" my box.
Step 1: Toss out any worn out patterns. This includes patterns with rusty hooks, bent hook points, or unravelling thread. If I can salvage hooks or beads, I'll throw them into a recyclable box. If they can't be saved, I throw them away. I cannot tell you how many boxes I see full of flies, that will never see water again. If you don't plan to use them, lose them. Now, if you keep "seasonal" flies in separate boxes, that's one thing, but if you haven't used a fly in a year, chances are you won't use it again. Ever. Toss it.
Step 2: Dry out wet flies. I take wet flies from my box and stick them on a dry patch, a small rectangular section of a black Yoga mat (thanks Jac Ford for the recommendation), attached with Velcro tape to my truck's dashboard. Wet patterns stuck on the dashboard, a perfect place to heat and dry them, will be restored in 15-20 minutes. Once I get home, I detach the dry patch from my dashboard, take inside to my office and place the dry patterns back into my working box. BOOM! Organization (the opposite of chaos), and freedom to search the water, not my fly box.


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text: VICI Properties Stock Price, News & Analysis (NYSE:VICI) Adding Choose a watchlist: Adding You have already added five stocks to your watchlist. Upgrade to MarketBeat Daily Premium to add more stocks to your watchlist. Adding VICI Properties Inc Please log in to your account or sign up in order to add this asset to your watchlist. Log In and Add $23.65 +0.05 (+0.21 %) (As of 10/23/2019 04:00 PM ET) Add Compare Today's Range$23.47Now: $23.65▼$23.8050-Day Range$21.76MA: $22.65▼$23.5452-Week Range$17.64Now: $23.65▼$23.80Volume6.00 million shsAverage Volume3.90 million shsMarket Capitalization$10.90 billionP/E Ratio16.54Dividend Yield5.07%Beta0.83 ProfileAnalyst RatingsAdvanced ChartDividendEarningsInsider TradesInstitutional OwnershipHeadlinesOptions ChainSocial Media Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on StocktwitsPrint this articleShare by Email VICI Properties is an experiential real estate investment trust that owns one of the largest portfolios of market-leading gaming, hospitality and entertainment destinations, including the world-renowned Caesars Palace. VICI Properties' national, geographically diverse portfolio consists of 22 gaming facilities comprising approximately 39 million square feet and features approximately 14,800 hotel rooms and approximately 150 restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Read More… Industry, Sector and Symbol Stock Exchange NYSE Industry Real estate investment trusts Sub-IndustryN/A SectorFinance Current SymbolNYSE:VICI Previous Symbol CUSIPN/A CIKN/A Webhttp://www.viciproperties.com/ Phone646-949-4631Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio0.51 Current Ratio179.91 Quick Ratio179.91Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio16.54 Forward P/E Ratio16.42 P/E Growth1.92 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$897.98 million Price / Sales12.14 Cash Flow$1.45 per share Price / Cash Flow16.31 Book Value$18.64 per share Price / Book1.27Profitability EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$1.43 Net Income$523.61 million Net Margins64.39% Return on Equity8.15% Return on Assets5.02%Miscellaneous Employees140 Outstanding Shares461,006,000Market Cap$10.90 billion Next Earnings Date10/31/2019 (Confirmed) OptionableOptionable VICI Rates by TradingView Receive VICI News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for VICI and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. VICI Properties (NYSE:VICI) Frequently Asked Questions What is VICI Properties' stock symbol? VICI Properties trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "VICI." How often does VICI Properties pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for VICI Properties? VICI Properties announced a 0.28750 dividend on Friday, September 13th. Shareholders of record on Friday, September 27th will be given a dividend of $0.2975 per share on Thursday, October 10th. This represents a yield of 5.3%. The ex-dividend date is Thursday, September 26th. View VICI Properties' Dividend History. How were VICI Properties' earnings last quarter? VICI Properties Inc (NYSE:VICI) announced its earnings results on Wednesday, July, 31st. The company reported $0.37 earnings per share for the quarter, meeting the Zacks' consensus estimate of $0.37. The business earned $220.75 million during the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $216.90 million. VICI Properties had a net margin of 64.39% and a return on equity of 8.15%. The company's revenue was down .1% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same period last year, the business posted $0.35 EPS. View VICI Properties' Earnings History. When is VICI Properties' next earnings date? VICI Properties is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Thursday, October 31st 2019. View Earnings Estimates for VICI Properties. How can I listen to VICI Properties' earnings call? VICI Properties will be holding an earnings conference call on Thursday, October 31st at 12:00 AM Eastern. Interested parties can register for or listen to the call using this link or dial in at Not Available. What guidance has VICI Properties issued on next quarter's earnings? VICI Properties issued an update on its FY19 earnings guidance on Wednesday, July, 31st. The company provided EPS guidance of $1.45-1.47 for the period, compared to the Thomson Reuters consensus EPS estimate of $1.45. What price target have analysts set for VICI? 8 analysts have issued twelve-month price objectives for VICI Properties' shares. Their predictions range from $23.00 to $27.00. On average, they anticipate VICI Properties' share price to reach $25.28 in the next year. This suggests a possible upside of 6.9% from the stock's current price. View Analyst Price Targets for VICI Properties. What is the consensus analysts' recommendation for VICI Properties? 8 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for VICI Properties in the last year. There are currently 8 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Buy." View Analyst Ratings for VICI Properties. Has VICI Properties been receiving favorable news coverage? News articles about VICI stock have been trending somewhat negative on Wednesday, InfoTrie Sentiment reports. The research firm ranks the sentiment of press coverage by analyzing more than six thousand news and blog sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of companies on a scale of negative five to five, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. VICI Properties earned a daily sentiment score of -1.5 on InfoTrie's scale. They also assigned news coverage about the company a news buzz of 10.0 out of 10, meaning that recent press coverage is extremely likely to have an impact on the stock's share price in the next several days. View News Stories for VICI Properties. Are investors shorting VICI Properties? VICI Properties saw a increase in short interest in September. As of September 30th, there was short interest totalling 57,990,000 shares, an increase of 7.5% from the August 30th total of 53,940,000 shares. Based on an average trading volume of 4,310,000 shares, the short-interest ratio is currently 13.5 days. Currently, 12.7% of the shares of the stock are short sold. View VICI Properties' Current Options Chain. Who are some of VICI Properties' key competitors? Some companies that are related to VICI Properties include Public Storage (PSA), Welltower (WELL), Equity Residential (EQR), AvalonBay Communities (AVB), DIGITAL RLTY TR/SH (DLR), SBA Communications (SBAC), Ventas (VTR), Realty Income (O), Essex Property Trust (ESS), Weyerhaeuser (WY), Boston Properties (BXP), HCP (HCP), Alexandria Real Estate Equities (ARE), WP Carey (WPC) and Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA). What other stocks do shareholders of VICI Properties own? Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other VICI Properties investors own include AT&T (T), Blackstone Group (BX), Verizon Communications (VZ), New Residential Investment (NRZ), Alibaba Group (BABA), CVS Health (CVS), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Cisco Systems (CSCO). Who are VICI Properties' key executives? VICI Properties' management team includes the folowing people: Mr. Edward Baltazar Pitoniak, CEO & Director (Age 63)Mr. John W. R. Payne, Pres & COO (Age 51)Mr. David Andrew Kieske, Chief Financial Officer (Age 48)Ms. Samantha Sacks Gallagher, Exec. VP, Gen. Counsel & Sec. (Age 42)Mr. Gabriel Wasserman, Chief Accounting Officer (Age 36) When did VICI Properties IPO? (VICI) raised $1 billion in an initial public offering (IPO) on Thursday, February 1st 2018. The company issued 50,000,000 shares at $19.00-$21.00 per share. Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and BofA Merrill Lynch served as the underwriters for the IPO and Barclays, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank Securities, Co-Managers, Credit Suisse, UBS Investment Bank, Stifel, Citizens Capital Markets, Wells Fargo Securities, Nomura and Union Gaming were co-managers. Who are VICI Properties' major shareholders? VICI Properties' stock is owned by a variety of of institutional and retail investors. Top institutional shareholders include PGGM Investments (4.07%), Duff & Phelps Investment Management Co. (0.81%), Timbercreek Investment Management Inc. (0.21%), State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D (0.15%), Strs Ohio (0.12%) and Rhumbline Advisers (0.09%). Company insiders that own VICI Properties stock include David Andrew Kieske, Edward Baltazar Pitoniak, John W R Payne, Kenneth J Kuick and Michael D Rumbolz. View Institutional Ownership Trends for VICI Properties. Which major investors are selling VICI Properties stock? VICI stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including State of Alaska Department of Revenue, Timbercreek Investment Management Inc., Three Peaks Capital Management LLC, Virginia Retirement Systems ET AL, Strs Ohio and Signaturefd LLC. View Insider Buying and Selling for VICI Properties. Which major investors are buying VICI Properties stock? VICI stock was purchased by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including PGGM Investments, State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D, Duff & Phelps Investment Management Co., Envestnet Asset Management Inc., Nisa Investment Advisors LLC, Stephens Inc. AR, Zurcher Kantonalbank Zurich Cantonalbank and Deroy & Devereaux Private Investment Counsel Inc.. Company insiders that have bought VICI Properties stock in the last two years include David Andrew Kieske, Edward Baltazar Pitoniak, John W R Payne, Kenneth J Kuick and Michael D Rumbolz. View Insider Buying and Selling for VICI Properties. How do I buy shares of VICI Properties? Shares of VICI can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is VICI Properties' stock price today? One share of VICI stock can currently be purchased for approximately $23.65. How big of a company is VICI Properties? VICI Properties has a market capitalization of $10.90 billion and generates $897.98 million in revenue each year. The company earns $523.61 million in net income (profit) each year or $1.43 on an earnings per share basis. VICI Properties employs 140 workers across the globe.View Additional Information About VICI Properties. What is VICI Properties' official website? The official website for VICI Properties is http://www.viciproperties.com/. How can I contact VICI Properties? VICI Properties' mailing address is 430 PARK AVENUE 8TH FLOOR, NEW YORK NY, 10022. The company can be reached via phone at 646-949-4631 or via email at [email protected] MarketBeat Community Rating for VICI Properties (NYSE VICI)Community Ranking: 2.2 out of 5 ( )Outperform Votes: 162 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 205 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 367MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about VICI Properties and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe VICI will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe VICI will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days. This page was last updated on 10/23/2019 by MarketBeat.com StaffFeatured Article: How does a margin account work?


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A new modern art piece pays homage to Johann Gutenberg mere months after the 550th anniversary of his death. Johann Gutenberg revolutionized the printing process. Determined to make printing cheaper and easier, he completed the first book by movable type. The Gutenberg Bible was a show stopper. Documentation found shows that he printed 200 print copies and 30 velum copies . Today, very few copies exist and Yale University is lucky enough to have a complete version.
Today this copy is in the Beinecke Library but it was first housed in the Gates Classroom. This bible was the first book of its kind and it paved the way for modern printing. In the libraries at Yale it sits among the future that it created. This dichotomy between modern and historical exists throughout Yale. When a campus is as old as Yale is, there are often unique architectural elements. This creates the issue of highlighting both modernization and preservation.
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Richard Rose is a lecturer, critic, and master printer. He was selected to create a piece of art for the Gates Classroom. In Yale's quest to modernize different segments of their campus they took an existing piece of art away. This left behind a space that the entire classroom centered around. As the go-to framers and curators for Yale, our shop was contacted to make this project work. The unique part of this was the architecture of the classroom. It included a wooden frame flush with the surrounding intricately carved woodwork. This meant that the piece had to be custom made to fit the context visually as well as the physical space left behind by the previous art.
Richard set to work researching the architectural history as well as the Gutenberg Bible, and we began brainstorming. Step one was removing the existing piece. In doing so we were able to measure the space that the piece would occupy. Then we determined how we would install it without disturbing the existing architectural artwork.
Determined, Richard brought us several drafts, each one more detailed than the last. Each time we looked at wood samples, resolving to find the perfect one to use to create the frame. The goal was to highlight his work and pay respect to the beautiful historical woodwork. The result was a one of a kind hand-made wooden frame.
The Final Piece
Then Richard came in, bringing with him "Chords: Text (After Gutenberg)." The final piece showed incredible growth. Bright colors highlighted architectural shapes and letters taken from the Gutenberg bible.
Upon completing the framing we returned to Yale. Once again we took the original artwork down. Richard's piece went up and the effect was immediate, the space changed. It fit into the architecture, with the frame blending in seamlessly. In a room with many windows, the piece still managed to bring in a new vibrancy and light.
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Every new moon and full moon is a time to get together at our lodge and celebrate life and all of it's beauty. We prepare a special all-you-can-eat dinner buffet with smoked free range meats or suckling pig. Fish is available on request and many vegetarian options.
Everyone is welcome, so bring your friends and spread the word!
We invite you to join us for the spectacular sunset from our cobblestone deck.
The bar will be open 4pm and dinner is served at 7pm.
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Join us after dinner for snacks and drinks available throughout the evening. Make sure to bring your dancing shoes, as a moon gathering without a good dancing session would not be complete!
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IN THE WORLD of business, if you don't have an opinion, one thing is certain: you won't get very far. Whatever your role, be it employee, supplier, service provider or adviser, whoever is paying you will expect value for money and, in their eyes, that will include ideas, suggestions and clear evidence that your grey matter has been fully engaged. Previous business generations largely favoured the command-and-control model. Rigid hierarchies determined which people in an organisation or a working partnership were expected to do the thinking and whose role was more or less just to follow instructions.
But nowadays most enterprises have woken up to the fact that employees and other contacts at every level can draw on diverse experiences and an extensive education. Therefore, they will have valid points of comparison, should have interesting opinions to share and ought to be asked to contribute more broadly to the overall success of a venture.
The best team leaders and senior executives see the wisdom in canvassing a wide cross-section of views on all key aspects of the business.
These moves can be obvious, though not always acted upon, such as seeking comments from customers on customer service standards. Or they can go much further, determinedly pushing staff to re-examine their own roles and interactions on a regular basis as a means of unearthing untapped talent, identifying areas for improvement in the business and being sure to get the best out of everyone.
In taking this approach, the last thing managers want to hear is "the same old stuff". They are looking for insights and original opinions which, when adopted and applied, can genuinely add value to the organisation. Staff providing that kind of feedback stand out from the crowd and put themselves on the fast track for promotion.
The message, of course, is that opinions count and alternative viewpoints, when well expressed, help to drive an enterprise forward. Even so, up-and-coming executives and established decision makers don't always grasp the point as quickly as they should. They forget that every employee should have something to say or that a key part of any manager's job is to blend the best suggestions to formulate policy.
So every now and then it helps to take a step back. The purpose should be to re-evaluate objectives and force oneself to see things anew. And, when looking for fresh perspectives and ways to improve, a good starting point is to reconsider precisely what your business is there to do.
The quick answer is probably "to make a profit", but to be content with that is too simplistic. Of course, businesses, whether publicly listed or privately held, do exist primarily to create returns for the shareholders. At most board meetings, the talk revolves around return on investment, the bottom line, dividends and shareholder equity. Financial performance is taken as the basic indicator of corporate success, and improvements in revenue and profitability are the standard measures of progress.
So, if someone wants to demonstrate an ability to add value, it makes sense to develop opinions and put forward ideas in two key areas that concern all business owners: increasing revenue and controlling expenditure.
Taking them in turn, let's first look at a few ways of increasing revenue. The most common method is simply to up prices. Even in the market conditions now, many companies are resorting to this. For example, in the United States, several big airlines have been adding fees for checked baggage and charging for on-board refreshments. Passengers may protest, but these measures will potentially bring in millions of extra dollars.
An alternative is to add new products or services, possibly through brand extension. Pick up any business magazine or newspaper and you will see examples of this strategy put successfully to work. There is Google launching its latest tool and Apple's latest device. The trick is to ensure that new products or services generate additional sales and don't erode existing market share.
Another option is to review areas for expansion. That might mean, for example, opening more retail outlets in an established market or planting the flag in a new locations and/or developing markets.
Such schemes require detailed consideration and careful timing. However, virtually every business can find something similar in concept, giving scope for innovation, opinions and new shareholder value.
The other side of that particular coin is to reduce outgoings. Companies may think they analyse every line item and have cut all unnecessary expenses, but there is always something extra to examine. Especially in times like these, when we hear of travel freezes, overtime bans, headcount controls and pared entitlements, it shows that nothing is ever as essential as it might seem.
Successful companies and smart individuals realise that moving ahead depends on striking an appropriate balance. They remember that the effects of small cuts or minor gains can soon multiply and that saving costs is another way of adding value.
Besides driving shareholder value, businesses obviously also need to enhance customer value. In fact, as management expert Peter Drucker once noted: "Neither results nor resources exist inside the business. Both exist outside. The customer is the business."
Consequently, individuals hoping to show their business acumen should think constantly about how to serve customers better. In this respect, they can always focus on two areas - improving the product or service and providing greater value for money.
Various industries have their own version of these tactics. For hi-tech companies, it might be a question of laying on post-sales support, carmakers may throw extra features, and retailers are continually extending their range of online services. In each case, though, the initial idea has come from someone prepared to think hard about customer needs and to venture opinions about making change happen. By doing so, they have been able to add value.
Sometimes it is necessary to achieve the same end with lower prices. That may be a last resort, but companies know it is better to have customers than to lose them. Therefore, they will promote the notion of giving more value for money, using special offers to attract interest and convey this message.
Cosmetics stores know all about the gift with purchase - spend $50 and get a bottle of hand lotion - and the practice is replicated in various forms at duty-free shops, banks and beauty salons. It takes ingenuity to devise a proposition that gives the perception of extra value at little additional cost. Therefore, people who possess that talent plus the self-confidence to capitalise on it have a distinct competitive edge.
They know, though, that the first step to developing such business acumen is to formulate opinions, not to accept the status quo or let everything go unquestioned. By taking an active part, they will see opportunities to create both shareholder and customer value and thereby become instrumental in driving the business forward.


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Team Leader - Case Management - Bowral
Employer: St Vincent de Paul Society NSW
Work Type/s: Full Time
Classification/s: Housing & Homelessness, Management, Project Management, Social Work
Sector/s: Not For Profit (NFP)
Location: Regional NSW
Job posted on: 12 February, 2019.
Applications close: 24 February, 2019. (Expired)
- Permanent, full-time 38 hours per week
- Based in Bowral; involves travel within surrounding LGAs including Wollondilly & Wingecarribee
- Current NSW Driver Licence is required
- SCHCADS Award, Level 5, hourly rates range from $38.01 to $40 depending on qualifications/experience
- Generous salary packaging benefits
- Work with an experienced dedicated team
- Opportunity to work as part of a community and build strong partnerships
What We Do
The St Vincent de Paul Society is a leading provider of community support services and has been assisting people experiencing disadvantage in NSW for more than 130 years. Our people reach out to the most vulnerable in our community through our Conferences, Special Works and Vinnies shops. The Society's mission is to shape a more just and compassionate society by offering a 'hands up' approach to people in need respecting their dignity, sharing our hope and encouraging them to take control of their own destiny.
About the Service
SVDP NSW Support Services provides support for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in NSW. It is a Special Work of the St Vincent de Paul Society of NSW and is comprised of 15 plus different programs across the state. SVDP NSW Support Services cares for single men and women, women and children, two parent families, men with children and young men and women who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. All our services provide case-management and advocacy for each client.
The Role
The Team Leader - Case Management will lead a small team that cover areas within the Wollondilly & Wingecarribee LGAs. Key responsibilities will include:
- Ensuring that the team is able to provide support that is client focused, socially inclusive, non-judgemental and empowering underpinned by best practice principles
- Providing case management support to clients i.e. case plan reviews, referral to appropriate internal/external services etc
- Participating in continuous quality improvement activities e.g. accreditation, review of policies and procedures
- Fostering a service culture characterised by partnership and collaboration both within the team and across the Service and other stakeholders and clients
- Assisting the Regional Manager as may be requested e.g. response to any government reviews or changes
This role will report to the Regional Manager - Supported Accommodation & Case Management. Please click here for a copy of the Position Description.
To be successful in this role, you will need:
- Qualifications in Social Work/Social Science/Community Welfare or other relevant field or equivalent work experience
- Knowledge of case management principles especially trauma informed care practices
- Possess good negotiation and conflict resolution skills
- Experience in supervisory role and understanding of administrative, accountability and data management processes
- Capacity to coordinate and project manage multiple projects
- Good communication skills including negotiation and conflict resolution skills
- Highly developed interpersonal skills with an ability to relate positively and confidently with a wide range of people
- Demonstrated customer service skills
- Knowledge of, and an ability to access, a range of relevant community resources, particularly in the areas of drug and alcohol rehabilitation, mental health, legal assistance, income support, employment service providers, training and accommodation.
- Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team and to work independently and unsupervised.
- An ability and commitment to maintain an ethical, non-judgmental, attitude towards clients and staff
- Sound knowledge of WH&S legislation as it relates to the workplace.
- Understanding of child protection issues, legislation and requirements.
- Understanding of homelessness issues and its effects
- Willingness to work within the ethos and vision of the St Vincent de Paul Society.
- Sound knowledge of the social, community and private rental housing market in NSW.
- Ability to use sound judgement and act appropriately in crisis and emergency situations
- Demonstrated experience in managing a caseload and case planning, including people with complex and/or high-level needs
- Current First Aid certificate
- Current NSW driver's licence
- Proficiency with computers and industry-related software is required.
Come and join our team!
We believe our employees are key to our success and in return we offer:
- Job satisfaction working as part of a team making a difference to people's lives in an organisation that cares about people.
- Generous salary packaging benefits to employees where a portion of take-home pay is tax-free.
- In addition to excellent learning and development programs, as a large purpose driven organisation we provide opportunities to grow your career across a range of teams and services.
- Supportive, friendly and values driven team environment and culture.
Prior to an offer of employment, preferred candidates will be required to complete the pre-employment checks including reference checks, a Police check, Working with Children check, Health Declaration and/or a medical check, Right to work in Australia check. The Society is committed to being a Child Safe organisation, further information can be found in the Society's commitment to Safeguarding Children & Young People.


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"Aubrey and Eli truly felt special"
As brothers, Aubrey and Eli share a lot in life: the same parents, toys, clothes, and even the same life-threatening illness. Both Aubrey and Eli suffer from type 1 diabetes and started showing symptoms at the same age.
Aubrey, the older brother, started getting sick constantly when he was 3 ½, suffering from the flu, strep throat, high fevers, and began having accidents at night. Aubrey was soon diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and started on insulin immediately. The first year after diagnosis was extremely hard on Aubrey and his family; his blood sugar levels were very difficult to stabilize, so doctors eventually put him on an insulin pump. The pump site needs to be changed every three days to prevent infection, but works well for the most part.
Eli, younger than Aubrey by two years, was also 3 ½ when he started showing concerning symptoms. His parents tested Eli's blood sugar and then took him to the hospital; Eli was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes immediately. He was placed on an insulin pump right away.
It isn't always easy for Aubrey and Eli to deal with their life-threatening conditions. As teenage boys, they don't usually want to think about their health first, but work hard to keep their blood sugar levels consistent.
Aubrey and Eli are very family-oriented, so for their wishes, KWN sent them on a tropical cruise to the Bahamas. They had a fantastic time and got to experience a dolphin encounter and travel to the resort, Atlantis.
"The boys had an amazing time on the cruise," said their mom. "They truly felt special."
Kids Wish Network would like to thank Carnival Cruise Lines, Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront, and Flying Eagle Limousine for helping make Eli and Aubrey's dreams come true.
Both boys continue to battle their illness and hope that they don't suffer any of the debilitating effects of type 1 diabetes.


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So what goes on an RSVP card anyways?
It's Wedding Wednesday here on the blog!
And today we're talking RSVPs. Did you know that RSVP stands for the French phrase Répondez s'il vous plaît meaning 'please respond.' Just a random little tidbit for you today.
Anyways, so like the blog title says (because I was lazy and couldn't think of another title!) what goes on an RSVP card anyways? Other than the respond by date and yes I'm coming or no I'm not. RSVPs are probably the second most important part of an invitation suite, aside from the invitation itself. It's the one piece of information from the guest to the couple. It holds all of the information that the couple needs to know for their big day, so it's important to gather all of the information that they may need.
That said, here is a list I've put together of items that can be put on an RSVP...if that information is needed.
- Allergy Questions | If you'd like to know if any guests have food allergies (gluten free, dairy free, nut free, etc.); Please list any dietary restrictions...
- Entree Choices | If it's a sit down dinner and your guests need to choose their entrees; Please initial next to chosen entree.
- Guest Attendance/Specific Counts Needed | If you have reserved a certain amount of seats per guest and want to ensure they know how many seats that is; We have reserved __ seats in your honor.
- Song Requests | If you need help compiling a playlist for the DJ, asking your guests is a great idea and can ensure that they get up on the dance floor; I promise to dance if you play...
- Transportation Needs | If you need to ask guests if they need transportation at certain points of your wedding events. This is mostly to and from the hotel that the bride and groom have blocked off for the wedding to the ceremony and reception. Don't forget to ask for the number of people to be using the provided transportation.
- Other Weekend Events | For some destination weddings since everyone is traveling to be there, they could be invited to multiple events over the weekend: Rehearsal Dinner, Brunches, Activities, etc. If they need to RSVP to those event, please include.
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We hope you are off to a prosperous and exciting 2018!
Without truly realizing it, we passed a major milestone toward the end of last year: we are now working with clients across 5 continents! Although our humble beginnings start in Johannesburg, South Africa, we have been fortunate enough to work with clients in Asia, Europe, North America and South America. This is in addition to over a dozen African countries. Australia and Antartica, we're coming for you next!


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Comment 66 for bug 881079
|Steve Langasek (vorlon) wrote : Re: [Bug 881079] Re: FIXED: spurious "Waiting up to 60 more seconds for network configuration" message at startup, but all network devices are up
On Sat, Jun 02, 2012 at 09:58:18AM -0000, Roberto Gordo Saez wrote:
> Please note there is a problem with removable network devices (usually
> usb). The file /etc/init/
> to be brought up or down as a result of hardware being added or
> removed", as its own comment says, but they must be configured as "auto"
> in /etc/network/
If you have network devices that are not always present, which you want to
be autoconfigured when they are, it may be better to configure them with
NetworkManager instead of with ifupdown.
> For removable network devices, there should be a method of bringing them
> up and down correctly without requiring them to be plugged at boot. It
> was working on previous releases of Ubuntu, probably because there was
> no delay at boot for missing devices.
It still works, it just introduces a delay. You can certainly edit the
upstart job to remove / reduce the delay, if that works better for your
A more complete fix for the problem of ifupdown starting of
sometimes-available network interfaces is unlikely to happen any time soon,
I'm afraid.


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