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Reply To: Probiotics: Why they're Necessary
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Jo*Jo wrote:
Regarding the kefir, can this be either milk or water kefir?
Also, I want to do this diet to the best of my ability (I will be starting Tuesday 17th April) but do i have to buy such expensive probiotic tablets? I really cant afford this. Is there any alternative?
Hi Jo Jo,
You can do either milk or water kefir, but IMO milk kefir gives you more nutrients (potassium, protein, calcium…) where water kefir just offers probiotics. Water kefir is less expensive as you don't have to purchase milk. On the other hand, if milk was part of your budget anyway, everything stays the same, you just make kefir out of that milk now.
If you can't afford expensive probiotics, get something to get you started and do kefir which is fairly inexpensive. Later if you can, just ramp it up. Also, what you can do is eat as many prebiotic foods as you can as this will feed probiotics and, like in the real life, if you are a good host they will stay 🙂
Don't stress to much over it, I know how it is as I am on a very fixed budget, plus living in a country where most of the stuff is not available, but stress is not good for your treatment so just make up a plan with what you can do and just don't worry about what you can't do.
I believe that we can still recover even if we don't do everything there is to do as long as we cut off candida's food supply and restore the good bacteria and feed it well. The healing process might just take longer doing it this way but once you start feeling better and get used to eating this diet just enjoy the rest of the journey towards better days. I am on third month and at the beginning I was going from few great days to few very bad days but now it all stabilized a bit. I am slowly progressing and slowly feeling better. I'm not 100% yet, far from it, and I still have off days, but never so bad as before. I calmed down a bit and now just waiting patiently to be completely healed and 100% symptom free, relaxed and enjoying the ride 🙂

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EVG Entsorgungs- und Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH was setting up a Joint Venture with Gorenje Surovina in Slovenia with the aim to become the leading player in the area of photochemical recycling in the countries of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.
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If you live in the United States of America, you live in a giant prison where liberty and freedom are slowly being strangled to death. In this country, the control freaks that run things are obsessed with watching, tracking, monitoring and recording virtually everything that we do. Nothing is private anymore. Everything that you do on the Internet is being monitored. All of your phone calls are being monitored. In fact, if law enforcement authorities suspect that you have done something wrong, they will use your cell phone microphone to listen to you even when you think your cell phone is turned off. In many areas of the country, when you get into your car automated license plate readers track you wherever you go, and in many major cities when you are walking on the streets a vast network of security cameras and "smart street lights" are constantly watching you and listening to whatever you say. The TSA is setting up "internal checkpoints" all over the nation, Homeland Security is encouraging all of us to report any "suspicious activity" that our neighbors are involved in and the federal government is rapidly developing "pre-crime" technology that will flag us as "potential terrorists" if we display any signs of nervousness. If you are flagged as a "potential terrorist", the U.S. military can arrest you and detain you for the rest of your life without ever having to charge you with anything. Yes, the United States of America is rapidly being turned into a "Big Brother" prison grid, and most Americans are happily going along with it. (Read More.....)
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Fellow entrepreneurs, Americans, anyone who still cares about this country at all -- this is a must read: By the end of this week, the US government very likely will have the power to lock up US citizens for life at Guantanamo Bay or other military prisons -- without charge and without trial. This means that, in the near future, a controversial Twitter post, attending a peaceful protest, or publishing an anti-Congress critique or anti-TSA rant on Google+ could land you "indefinite detention" for life, in the wording of the bill. No access to a lawyer, no access to trial.
Yes, you read that right. This would target American citizens, on American soil. Military personnel would be able to come into your house like something out of a Tom Clancy novel and chopper your innocent self down to Guantanamo Bay for life...[Full Article]
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Carrier IQ: Your Smartphone is Spying on You and Recording Everything You Do
The Atlantic Wire
An Android developer recently discovered a clandestine application called Carrier IQ built into most smartphones that doesn't just track your location; it secretly records your keystrokes, and there's nothing you can do about it. Is it time to put on a tinfoil hat? That depends on how you feel about privacy.
The reason for this invasive Android app seems reasonable enough at face value. Even though it's on most Android, BlackBerry and Nokia devices, most users would never know that Carrier IQ is running in the background, and that's sort of the point. Described on the company's website as software to gain "unprecedented insight into their customers' mobile experience," Carrier IQ is ostensibly supposed to help mobile carriers and device manufacturers gather data in order to improve their products. Tons of applications do this, and you're probably used to those boxes that pops up on your screen and ask if you want to help the company by sending your data back to them. If you're concerned about your privacy, you just tap no and go about your merry computing way. As security-conscious Android developer Trevor Eckhart realized, however, Carrier IQ does not give you this option, and unless you were code-savvy and looking for it, you'd never know it was there. And based on how aggressive the company has been in trying to keep Eckhart quiet about his discovery, it seems like Carrier IQ doesn't want you to know it's there either...[Full Article]
Carrier IQ Part #2
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Your smartphone could be secretly recording all your actions [GSM Arena]
Carrier IQ: Researcher Trevor Eckhart Outs Creepy, Hidden App Installed On Smartphones (VIDEO) [Huffington Post]
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Financial Times
International companies are preparing contingency plans for a possible break-up of the eurozone, according to interviews with dozens of multinational executives.
Concerned that Europe's political leaders are failing to control the spreading sovereign debt crisis, business executives say they feel compelled to protect their companies against a crash that can no longer be wished away. When German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president Nicolas Sarkozy raised the prospect of a Greek exit from the eurozone earlier this month, it marked the first time that senior European officials had dared to question the permanence of their 13-year-old experiment with monetary union...[Full Article]
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Republican Congressman Amash warns that bill can be applied to U.S. citizens
Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones
Monday, November 28, 2011
Controversy over whether or not Americans are exempt from a provision of the National Defense Authorization Act bill, set to be voted on this week by the Senate, which defines the the entirety of the United States as a battleground in the war on terror, has been addressed by Republican Congressman Justin Amash, who warns that the bill does apply to U.S. citizens.
As we previously reported, under the 'worldwide indefinite detention without charge or trial' provision of S.1867, the National Defense Authorization Act bill, which is set to be up for a vote on the Senate floor this week, the legislation will "basically say in law for the first time that the homeland is part of the battlefield," said Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who supports the bill.
That provoked concerns that American citizens could be targeted as terrorists and indefinitely detained without trial or charge.
"One section of these provisions, section 1031, would be interpreted as allowing the military to capture and indefinitely detain American citizens on U.S. soil. Section 1031 essentially repeals the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 by authorizing the U.S. military to perform law enforcement functions on American soil. That alone should alarm my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, but there are other problems with these provisions that must be resolved," Colorado Senator Mark Udall said in a speech earlier this month.
Following an ACLU alert on the legislation, some pointed out that the text of the bill actually exempts Americans from being detained under the new "homeland battlefield" designation under the proviso that "the requirement to detain a person in military custody under this section does not extend to citizens of the United States."
However, as Republican Congressman Justin Amash told the The Grand Rapids Press today, the language of the bill is "carefully crafted to mislead the public."
"Note that it does not preclude U.S. citizens from being detained indefinitely, without charge or trial, it simply makes such detention discretionary," Amash wrote on his Facebook page.
The controversy over whether or not the text of the bill suggests the legislation applies to U.S. citizens is largely inconsequential given the fact that every piece of anti-terror legislation passed since 9/11 has been used against Americans, both at home and abroad.
The Patriot Act was passed in the name of giving federal authorities the tools to catch terrorists, but it has been used in hundreds of cases against American citizens, often in cases that have no relation whatsoever to terrorism.
Furthermore, as Ron Paul has pointed out, Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen who has never been charged with any crime, was the victim of extrajudicial killing because of the same unconstitutional legalese that defines the entire globe as a "battlefield," where the constitutional rights of U.S. citizens are declared null and void if they are designated as terrorists by the federal government.
Indeed, national intelligence director Dennis Blair openly stated last year that, "Being a U.S. citizen will not spare an American from getting assassinated by military or intelligence operatives."
Recall that José Padilla, an American citizen, was held without charge for 3 and a half years as an "enemy combatant" and denied a trial in civilian court, after being accused of planning to detonate a "dirty bomb," an accusation that was enough to keep Padilla in a military brig for over three years yet was never proven.
As far back as December 2002, the Washington Post reported that a "parallel legal system" had been put in place under the auspices of the war on terror, in which terrorism suspects — U.S. citizens and noncitizens alike — may be investigated, jailed, interrogated, tried and punished without legal protections guaranteed by the ordinary system."
The "battlefield" provision of the NDAA is nothing new, it is merely an updating of existing policy that has been applied to American citizens on numerous occasions over the last decade.
The difference is that the danger of American citizens being detained without trial as terrorists on frivolous pretexts is an even greater danger now given that the Department of Homeland Security has characterized behavior such as buying gold, owning guns, using a watch or binoculars, donating to charity, using the telephone or email to find information, using cash, and all manner of mundane behaviors as potential indicators of domestic terrorism.
Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show.
Labels: Alex Jones, indefinite detention, NDAA, Paul Joseph Watson, prolonged detention
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Now THAT'S What I Call a "MERRY CHRISTMAS"
Want to improve the caliber of your family's Christmas card this year? How about having your picture taken with Santa Claus and your choice of machine guns?
For a fee of $5 for members and $10 for non-members, the Scottsdale Gun Club in Arizona will arrange a Yuletide photo op with Santa and a selection of automatic weapons valued at $170,000...[Full Article]
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Hard Times Generation: Families living in cars (CBS 60 Minutes Report)
Hard Times Generation: Families living in cars
(CBS News)
More than 16 million children are now living in poverty and, for many of them, a proper home is elusive. Some cash-strapped families stay with relatives; others move into motels or homeless shelters. But, as Scott Pelley reports, sometimes those options run out, leaving an even more desperate choice: living in their cars. 60 Minutes returns to Florida, home to one third of America's homeless families, to find out what life is like for the epidemic's youngest survivors.
To learn more about the organization "Families In Transition" - the social services organization featured in this piece - click here. The organization works with homeless students in the Seminole County schools.
The following is a script of "Hard Times Generation" which aired on Nov. 27, 2011. Scott Pelley is correspondent, Bob Anderson and Nicole Young, producers.
Never has unemployment been so high for so long. And as a result, more than 16 million kids are living in poverty - the most since 1962. It's worst where the construction industry collapsed. And one of those places is central Florida.
We went there eight months ago to meet families who'd become homeless for the first time in their lives. So many were living day-to-day that school buses changed their routes to pick up all the kids living in cheap motels. We called the story "Hard Times Generation."
A reporter's story: Finding homeless families
Unemployment in central Florida is so acute that some families are now living in their cars. So how did Scott Pelley's team track down people without addresses?
Now, we've gone back to see how things have changed. It turns out some families are losing their grip on the motels and discovering the homeless shelters are full. Where do they go then? They keep up appearances by day and try to stay out of sight at night - holding on to one another in a hidden America - a place you wouldn't notice unless you ran into the people that we met in the moments before dawn.
Time, has carried us into uncharted territory. The great recession began December 2007. Almost 1,500 mornings ago.
If you were rushing to work this morning, in Seminole County, Florida, it's not likely you'd notice the truck or hear the children getting ready for school...[Full Article]
Labels: CBS, homeless, poverty
End of the American Dream
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The Economic Collapse Blog
Will 2012 be the year that we see an economic collapse in Europe? Before you dismiss the title of this article as "alarmist", read the facts listed in the rest of this article first. Over the past several months, there has been an astonishing loss of confidence in the European financial system. Right now, virtually nobody wants to loan money to financially troubled nations in the EU and virtually nobody wants to lend money to major European banks. Remember, one of the primary reasons for the financial crisis of 2008 was a major credit crunch that happened here in the United States. This burgeoning credit crunch in Europe is just one element of a "perfect storm" that is rapidly coming together as we get ready to go into 2012. The signs of trouble are everywhere. All over Europe, governments are implementing austerity measures and dramatically cutting back on spending. European banks are substantially cutting back on lending as they seek to meet new capital requirements that are being imposed upon them. Meanwhile, bond yields are going through the roof all over Europe as investors lose confidence and demand much higher returns for investing in European debt. It has become clear that without a miracle happening, quite a few European nations and a significant number of European banks are not going to be able to get the funding that they need from the market in 2012. The only thing that is going to avert a complete and total financial meltdown in Europe is dramatic action, but right now European leaders are so busy squabbling with each other that a bold plan seems out of the question. (Read More....)
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Homeland Security News Wire
With the increasing ubiquity of computers, smart phones, and other electronic devices comes a torrent of "digital DNA," which can be used to record an individual's every move and even convict them of a crime
With the increasing ubiquity of computers, smart phones, and other electronic devices comes a torrent of "digital DNA," which can be used to record an individual's every move and even convict them of a crime.
Digital DNA is everywhere. From frequent shopper cards to digital photos, EZPass toll booth technology to emails, and smartphones to Word documents, every time an individual uses technology a digital stream of evidence is left behind that law enforcement agencies can use to trace their actions.
"Digital evidence is the new DNA," said Ira Victor, a forensic analyst with Data Clone Labs and a member of The High Tech Crime Investigator's Association (HTCIA).
As digital DNA becomes more prevalent, privacy advocates fear that it could lead to abuse...[Full Article]
(NaturalNews) Many people are aware that prolonged cell phone use has been associated with brain cancer, but most don't realize how other sources of high-frequency electromagnetic radiation (EMR) also radically increase cancer risk.
Until recently, EMR has been given scant attention. It's a toxin that can't be seen or often felt; flawed telecommunication industry-sponsored studies have revealed that current EMR exposure levels are safe, so it has been mostly ignored in medicine. Furthermore, the US government, which receives massive tax revenue from telecom industries, has established faulty guidelines for EMR exposure. It has deemed safe levels to be thousands of times higher than what disinterested scientists have proven as safe. Indeed, studies from such scientists reveal that current amounts of EMR from telecom towers and antennas radically alter the body's cellular communications' processes, leading to cancer and other diseases. These scientists believe that the dramatic increase in cancer in recent years has been due in part to the growing prevalence of EMR in our environment. And the amount of radiation that we are exposed to doubles yearly.
New telecom towers are constructed every day. Average city-dwellers have anywhere between 30-100 microwave towers/antennas within a four-mile radius of their home. All of these towers emit high-frequency electromagnetic fields that have been linked to cancer development. For example, one Germany study reported that living within 1300 feet of two microwave towers over ten years triples cancer risk. Other studies in Australia, UK and Italy revealed significant increases in leukemia among people who live near such towers. Many other similar findings have been reported...[Full Article]
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(Reuters Health) - The digital age has left men's nether parts in a squeeze, if you believe the latest science on semen, laptops and wireless connections.
In a report in the venerable medical journal Fertility and Sterility, Argentinian scientists describe how they got semen samples from 29 healthy men, placed a few drops under a laptop connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi and then hit download.
Four hours later, the semen was, eh, well-done.
A quarter of the sperm were no longer swimming around, for instance, compared to just 14 percent from semen samples stored at the same temperature away from the computer.
And nine percent of the sperm showed DNA damage, three-fold more than the comparison samples.
The culprit? Electromagnetic radiation generated during wireless communication, say Conrado Avendano of Nascentis Medicina Reproductiva in Cordoba and colleagues...[Full Article]
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- One in five families lack any disposable income
One in five Americans lost a sizeable amount of their disposable income during the recession, leaving them financially vulnerable and without many options.
The number of Americans considered 'economically insecure' reached a new high during the period from 2008 to 2010 which spanned what is now called the Great Recession.
This news comes just as businesses hope to increase profits amid holiday sales and Christmas shopping, but half of the U.S. population is now worried that they won't be able to buy the presents on their list because of their financial situation.
Worried: Financial troubles are dampening people's expectations this season
Houston Chronicle
BEIJING (AP) — The world should get ready for a new Made in China product — vaccines.
China's vaccine makers are gearing up over the next few years to push exports in a move that should lower costs of lifesaving immunizations for the world's poor and provide major new competition for the big Western pharmaceutical companies.
However, it may take some time before some parts of the world are ready to embrace Chinese products when safety is as sensitive an issue as it is with vaccines — especially given the food, drug and other scandals the country has seen...[Full Article]
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Monday, November 28, 2011
November 28, 2011
The U.S. military has spent more than $42 million to test every service member's brain to find out who suffered a traumatic brain injury, or TBI, during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. But an investigation by NPR and ProPublica has found that military leaders are refusing to carry out the testing program as Congress ordered. Partly as a result, the program that was supposed to fix things has hardly helped any of the troops.
On a recent morning, four dozen soldiers who were about to be deployed to Afghanistan filed into a squat wooden building at Fort Lewis, in Washington state. For the next 20 minutes they would sit at rows of laptop computers clicking through the automated neural psychological assessment metrics computer program known as ANAM.
Congress ordered the military four years ago to test all service members for cognitive brain functions at least twice — before they go to war, and again when they return.
"One of the best ways to tell if something's affecting you is to know how you were before it happened. That's what you do here with ANAM. You'll take ANAM, and it's going to be your baseline," says Felix Rios, a contractor with the Office of the Surgeon General who helps administer the test.
Soldiers like Sgt. Michael Persyn say they're glad they've taken this test.
"It at least gives me a feeling that if ... there is something wrong with me, that they'll be able to know about it," he says.
"I felt more reassured," says Benjamin Louis Westman, another soldier taking the test.
But an investigation by NPR and ProPublica has found that these troops have little reason to feel reassured. From interviews with dozens of medical specialists and an analysis of hundreds of pages of military emails and documents, evidence shows that military officials have made poor decisions about the testing program, preventing it from helping many troops who have brain injuries.
"We have failed. We have failed soldiers," says retired Col. Mary Lopez, who used to run the Army's testing program. She still works with soldiers in Germany. "It is incredibly frustrating because I can see firsthand the soldiers that we've missed, the soldiers that have not been treated, not been identified, misdiagnosed. And then they struggle."...[Full Article]
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STATEWIDE— The number of New Jersey residents receiving food stamps has doubled in the past four years and is at its highest level in more than a decade as the nation's still sputtering economy continues to take its toll on the poorest residents of the Garden State, state and federal data show.
As of September, the most recent data released by the state Department of Human Services, more than 400,000 households and nearly 822,000 people were enrolled in the food stamp program, meaning nearly one out of every 10 residents in New Jersey receives assistance...[Full Article]
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CLEVELAND (AP) — An Ohio third-grader who weighs more than 200 pounds has been taken from his family and placed into foster care after county social workers said his mother wasn't doing enough to control his weight.
The Plain Dealer reports (http://bit.ly/t68M7D ) that the Cleveland 8-year-old is considered severely obese and at risk for such diseases as diabetes and hypertension.
The case is the first state officials can recall of a child being put in foster care strictly for a weight-related issue.
Lawyers for the mother say the county overreached when authorities took the boy last week. They say the medical problems he is at risk for do not yet pose an imminent danger.
A spokeswoman says the county removed the child because caseworkers saw his mother's inability to reduce his weight as medical neglect.
Labels: child protective services, childhood obesity, foster care
Saturday, November 26, 2011
End of the American Dream
If you regularly carry a cell phone around with you, you might as well say goodbye to your privacy. The truth is that any cell phone you buy is going to track you wherever you go 24 hours a day. Just as you leave "footprints" wherever you go on the Internet, so also your cell phone is constantly recording wherever you go in the physical world. Most people do not realize this, but the reality is that cell phones are tracking devices that governments, law enforcement authorities, big corporations and even stalkers can use to easily track your movements. If you do not know about this yet, then you are going to be absolutely amazed by what you are about to read. Not only do cell phones track you wherever you go, they can also be used to listen to your private conversations even when they are turned off. We live in a brave new world, and there are a lot of control freaks out there that love to monitor where we go and what we do. Unfortunately, it seems like every time technology advances, we lose a little bit more privacy. Eventually, we may wake up someday in a world where there is absolutely no privacy left. (Read More.....)
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The Economic Collapse Blog
We all knew that this was coming, didn't we? Each year Black Friday violence just seems to get worse and worse. What does it say about American consumers when they are willing to fight like crazed animals just to save a few bucks on cheap plastic crap made in China? Not that retailers are innocent in any of this. It certainly seems as though many of them purposely create wild situations on Black Friday where customers will rush like crazy people into their stores and nearly riot as they fight over discounted merchandise. The more Black Friday madness there is, the more of an "event" it becomes, and the higher the profits of the retailers go. This year there was more Black Friday hype than ever and there was also more Black Friday violence than ever. It is being projected that this year a record-setting 152 million Americans will go shopping between Thanksgiving and Sunday night. That may be good news for the big corporate retailers, but the shocking lack of character being displayed by American consumers all over the country this weekend is very bad news for the future of this nation. (Read More....)
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It happened at Target in the Southridge Shopping Center in South Charleston about 12:15 a.m. Friday.
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A man collapsed while doing some Black Friday shopping in a crowded store, and people nearby continued to shop.
Witnesses tell WSAZ.com some shoppers walked around and even over the man's body.
Family members tell WSAZ.com that Walter Vance, of Logan County, W.Va., passed away after being taken to the hospital.
It happened at Target in the Southridge Shopping Center in South Charleston about 12:15 a.m. Friday.
Vance got sick and collapsed on the floor while shopping for Christmas decorations for his newly remodeled workplace.
Vance started working at the Aracoma Drug Company store in Logan when he was 16. He liked it so much, he went to pharmacy school at WVU and has worked there ever since.
He started a new Aracoma Drug Company store in Chapmanville and had co-owned it since the 70's.
Vance was 61 years old. Friends say he's has had heart problems for years and had open heart surgery in 2000, but his death came as a shock, and what happened in the final moments of his life only adds to the heartbreak.
"Where is the good Samaritan side of people?" Vance's co-worker and friend Sue Compton said. "How could you not notice someone was in trouble? I just don't understand if people didn't help what their reason was, other than greed because of a sale."
One of the late night shoppers tells WSAZ.com what really disturbs her about the situation was the lack of concern by the rest of the shoppers...[Full Article]
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Fox News
LOS ANGELES – A mother of three shot pepper spray to keep shoppers from grabbing a video game system she wanted during a Black Friday sale, leaving 20 people with minor injuries, authorities said.
The incident occurred shortly after 10:20 p.m. Thursday in a crowded Los Angeles-area Walmart as shoppers hungry for deals were let inside the store.
Police said the suspect shot the pepper spray when the coverings over the item she wanted were removed.
"Somehow she was trying to use it to gain an upper hand," police Lt. Abel Parga told The Associated Press early Friday.
He said she was apparently after an Xbox 360 and used the pepper spray to keep other shoppers at bay...[Full Article]
Labels: Black Friday, pepper spray
Raw Story
Witnesses say police officers tackled a grandfather at an Arizona Wal-Mart Friday, leaving him bloody and unconscious.
The video game section of the Buckeye store got a little rowdy when people started trying to tear open boxes of games, and one woman got punched.
After one man's grandson got trampled, he put the video game he was holding in his waistband in order to free up his hands and lift the boy out of the crowd, according to KSAZ.That's when cops moved in, slamming the grandfather's head on the hard Wal-Mart floor. The aftermath was caught on cell phone video.
"Are you sure that was necessary for shoplifting?" one customer asked as the cops cuffed the unconscious man, his head lying in a pool of blood.
"You done knocked the motherfucker out," another shopper said. "That's your goddamn job."
As an officer rolled the man over, it became obvious that he was out cold. Another officer quickly found that more than paper towels were needed to clean up the mess.
"They grabbed the guy, body planted him into the ground — face shatters on concrete," shopper Skyler Stone told KSAZ. "That's a hard concrete floor inside Walmart."
"All of a sudden, you see this little boy run up and wailing and yelling, 'Grandpa, Grandpa,' and crying his eyes out," Stone added...[Full Article]
Labels: Arizona, Black Friday, police brutality
UK Daily Mail
- Woman uses pepper spray on other shoppers at Wal-Mart in Los Angeles
- Twenty people were injured by 'competitive shopping' attack, say authorities
- Elsewhere woman, 55, is shot by robbers outside South Carolina Wal-Mart
- Another shopper wounded in California robbery as fights break out in U.S.
- Off-duty cop uses pepper spray to quell Wal-Mart scuffle in North Carolina
- Electronics stands were torn down and DVDs were trampled on by shoppers
- Estimated 152 million people expected to shop over Black Friday weekend
- Gunfire erupted at North Carolina mall at 2am near food court entrance
- Robot removes suspicious device from fridge at Arizona Wal-Mart store
A grandfather was knocked unconscious to the floor in Arizona, a California shopper used pepper-spray on fellow bargain hunters and gunfire erupted at a North Carolina mall last night.
An off-duty cop used pepper-spray in North Carolina, an Alabama shopper was tasered, a South Carolina woman was robbed and a California shopper was shot in a separate robbery.
An explosive device was found in Arizona, a man was charged in a New York brawl, a Hollister shop was burgled in New York City and girls punched each other at a Pennsylvania Victoria's Secret.
This year's Black Friday is on course to become the biggest on record with a staggering 152 million people predicted to shop over the weekend - up 10 per cent on last year, according to estimates...
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2066011/Black-Friday-sales-2011-Grandfather-body-slammed-woman-pepper-sprays-rival-shoppers.html#ixzz1emZEmnsN
[Click on above link for photographs and videos.]
Labels: Black Friday
Drudge Report "Black Friday" links (11/25/2011)
Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers 'to gain an upper hand'...
'Competitive shopping' turns into chaos...
'Girls Punching Each Other' Over Yoga Pants Sale at Victoria's Secret...
VIDEO: Mayhem over $2 waffle maker...
Two women injured in brawl...
Woman shot, robbed in SC after midnight shopping trip to WALMART...
NC police use pepper spray to break up melee...
Grandfather smashed to ground as he tried to protect grandson from crowd...
Police taser WALMART customer...
Labels: Black Friday, Drudge Report
Defense Industry Daily
The 5.56mm M-16 has been the USA's primary battle rifle since the Vietnam war, undergoing changes into progressive versions like the M16A4 widely fielded by the US Marine Corps, "Commando" carbine versions, etc. The M4 Carbine is the latest member of the M16 family, offering a shorter weapon more suited to close-quarters battle, or use by units who would find a full-length rifle too bulky.
In 2006 an Army solicitation for competitive procurement of 5.56mm carbine designs was withdrawn, once sole-source incumbent Colt dropped its prices. The DoD's Inspector General weighed in with a critical report, but the Army dissented, defending its practices as a sound negotiating approach that saved the taxpayers money. As it turns out, there's a sequel. A major sequel, that's only getting bigger with time.
The M4/M16 family is both praised and criticized for its current performance in the field. In recent years, the M4 finished dead last in a sandstorm reliability test, against 3 competitors that include a convertible M4 variant. Worse, the 4th place M4 had over 3.5x more jams than the 3rd place finisher. Was that a blip in M4 buys, or a breaking point? DID explains the effort, the issues, and the options, as the Army moves forward with an "Individual Carbine" competition. But will it actually replace the M4?...[Full Article]
Labels: 2nd amendment, firearms, M-16, M4
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Would not stop for cops so they used a stun gun on him
Steve Watson
November 24, 2011
A 61 year old man from Halifax County, Virginia, was tasered by cops and died Tuesday after they were called to the scene by an onlooker who saw the man fall off his bike in a parking lot and feared he was drunk.
When the police arrived, Roger Anthony was riding away on the bike. Anthony did not respond to the officers' requests for him to stop so Officer John Turner used a stun gun on him, causing Anthony to once again fall off his bike, reports wral news.
Family members told the press that when Anthony arrived at the local hospital shortly afterwards, he was declared brain dead.
Scotland Neck Police Chief Joe Williams told the media that the officer had seen Anthony "take something out his pocket and put it into his mouth," and had therefore taken the decision to taze the man.
Anthony's sister, Gladys Freeman, told wral that her brother was disabled, hard of hearing and suffered from seizures.
Anthony's brother-in-law, Milton Freeman told reporters "Why would you (use a stun gun on) a man on a bike? He didn't do any crime. He wasn't trying to escape. How (was) he going to escape on his bicycle?"
The police have refused to comment further on the incident pending an investigation. Officer Turner, who had only been on active duty for a month, has been placed on leave...[Full Article]
Labels: police, Steve Watson, taser, Virginia
The Sydney Morning Herald
Making a point and paying for it ... A frame grab of Tatyana Limanova making the gesture that got her fired.
A top Russian TV network has sacked an award-winning news anchor who stunned viewers by inexplicably raising her middle finger after reading US President Barack Obama's name.
Labels: fired, news, Russia, Tatiana Limanova
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Natural News
Monday, March 06, 2006 by: Dani Veracity
Introduction by the Health Ranger: The United States claims to be the world leader in medicine. But there's a dark side to western medicine that few want to acknowledge: The horrifying medical experiments performed on impoverished people and their children all in the name of scientific progress. Many of these medical experiments were conducted on people without their knowledge, and most were conducted as part of an effort to seek profits from newly approved drugs or medical technologies.
Today, the medical experiments continue on the U.S. population and its children. From the mass drugging of children diagnosed with fictitious behavioral disorders invented by psychiatry to the FDA's approval of mass-marketed drugs that have undergone no legitimate clinical trials, our population is right now being subjected to medical experiments on a staggering scale. Today, nearly 50% of Americans are on a least one prescription drug, and nearly 20% of schoolchildren are on mind-altering amphetamines like Ritalin or antidepressants like Prozac. This mass medication of our nation is, in every way, a grand medical experiment taking place right now.
But to truly understand how this mass experimentation on modern Americans came into being, you have to take a close look at the horrifying history of conventional medicine's exploitation of people for cruel medical experiments.
WARNING: What you are about to read is truly shocking. You have never been told this information by the American Medical Association, nor drug companies, nor the evening news. You were never taught the truth about conventional medicine in public school, or even at any university. This is the dark secret of the U.S. system of medicine, and once you read the true accounts reported here, you may never trust drug companies again. These images are deeply disturbing. We print them here not as a form of entertainment, but as a stern warning against what might happen to us and our children if we do not rein in the horrifying, inhumane actions of Big Pharma and modern-day psychiatry.
Now, I introduce this shocking timeline, researched and authored by Dani Veracity, one of our many talented staff writers here at Truth Publishing.
Read at your own risk. - The Health Ranger
The true U.S. history of human medical experimentation
Human experimentation -- that is, subjecting live human beings to science experiments that are sometimes cruel, sometimes painful, sometimes deadly and always a risk -- is a major part of U.S. history that you won't find in most history or science books. The United States is undoubtedly responsible for some of the most amazing scientific breakthroughs. These advancements, especially in the field of medicine, have changed the lives of billions of people around the world -- sometimes for the better, as in the case of finding a cure for malaria and other epidemic diseases, and sometimes for the worse (consider modern "psychiatry" and the drugging of schoolchildren).
However, these breakthroughs come with a hefty price tag: The human beings used in the experiments that made these advancements possible. Over the last two centuries, some of these test subjects have been compensated for the damage done to their emotional and physical health, but most have not. Many have lost their lives because of the experiments they often unwillingly and sometimes even unwittingly participated in, and they of course can never be compensated for losing their most precious possession of all: Their health.
As you read through these science experiments, you'll learn the stories of newborns injected with radioactive substances, mentally ill people placed in giant refrigerators, military personnel exposed to chemical weapons by the very government they served and mentally challenged children being purposely infected with hepatitis. These stories are facts, not fiction: Each account, no matter how horrifying, is backed up with a link or citation to a reputable source.
These stories must be heard because human experimentation is still going on today. The reasons behind the experiments may be different, but the usual human guinea pigs are still the same -- members of minority groups, the poor and the disadvantaged. These are the lives that were put on the line in the name of "scientific" medicine...[Full Article]
Labels: human experimentation, medical experimentation
A Couple of Thanksgiving Videos...
The REAL Thanksgiving Story!
The True Meaning of Thanksgiving
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(NaturalNews) What corporate-driven "science" has in mind for the future of humanity is far different from the dreamy utopian landscape that's been portrayed by the mainstream media. To hear the corporate-run media tell it, science is always "good" for humanity. Scientific achievements are always called "advances" and not "setbacks," even though many of them have proven to be disastrous for humanity (atomic bombs, for example, or GMOs).
While pure science is, indeed, a necessary component of any civilization which seeks to expand its understanding of the universe, what we see dominating the landscape today isn't pure science but corporate-driven "science" that only seeks to accelerate corporate profits, not human understanding. And with that corporate-slanted science comes a whole new era of truly terrifying technologies that we may soon see become reality in our world.
Here, I've compiled a list of ten future technologies that might be used to strip away your freedoms and enslave you to the corporate globalist masters, all under the label of "science."...[Full Article]
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Attention holiday shoppers: your cell phone may be tracked this year.
Starting on Black Friday and running through New Year's Day, two U.S. malls -- Promenade Temecula in southern California and Short Pump Town Center in Richmond, Va. -- will track guests' movements by monitoring the signals from their cell phones.
While the data that's collected is anonymous, it can follow shoppers' paths from store to store.
The goal is for stores to answer questions like: How many Nordstrom shoppers also stop at Starbucks? How long do most customers linger in Victoria's Secret? Are there unpopular spots in the mall that aren't being visited?
While U.S. malls have long tracked how crowds move throughout their stores, this is the first time they've used cell phones.
But obtaining that information comes with privacy concerns...[Full Article]
Labels: big brother, cell phones, surveillance
Huffington Post
One night not too long ago, as my wife Katherine and I settled into the kitchen to make some pasta sauce, I reached into the cupboard for a can of our favorite organic, fire-roasted tomatoes. These tomatoes were expensive, and, we'd always thought, entirely worth it.
Like many such products, the tomatoes were packed in a can that came with a full array of marketing cues: plump fruit ripening on the vine; the word "organic" splashed not just across the top of the can but emblazoned in the (now-ubiquitous) USDA organic logo below as well. Another line boasted that the can was packed in "lead-free" enamel. Clearly, the company's marketing department had figured out that -- for a certain segment of shoppers, anyway -- what is left out of a product is as important as what is put in.
On a whim, Katherine decided to put a call into the company anyway. She had been hearing that many canned fruits and vegetables were packed in cans lined with Bisphenol A, a plastic that is a known hormone disruptor. At the time, a couple of years ago, BPA had been in the news a lot: reports had been surfacing, for example, that the chemical leaked from plastic baby bottles into breast milk. Studies were emerging that consistently linked the chemical to breast cancer, testicular cancer, and a host of reproductive problems. A handful of states had become so alarmed by the chemical they had banned it outright (though, frustratingly, often only from products that wound up in baby's mouths)...[Full Article]
Labels: Bisphenol A, BPA
Fox News
Eating canned food every day may raise the levels of the compound bisphenol A (BPA) in a person's urine more than previously suspected, a new study suggests.
People who ate a serving of canned soup every day for five days had BPA levels of 20.8 micrograms per liter of urine, whereas people who instead ate fresh soup had levels of 1.1 micrograms per liter, according to the study. BPA is found in many canned foods — it is a byproduct of the chemicals used to prevent corrosion...[Full Article]
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WEBSTER GROVES, MO (KMOX) - A chain of three stores that sells survival food and gear reports a jump in sales to people who are getting prepared for the "possible collapse" of society.
"We had to order fifty cases of the meals ready to eat to keep up with the demand in the past three months," said manager Steve Dorsey at Uncle Sam's Safari Outfitters Inc. in Webster Groves. "That's not normal. Usually we sell 20 to 30 cases in a whole year."
Dorsey says business has been brisk since the spring uprisings in the middle east, as customers share concerns about political uprisings, the world economy and the future of the United States.
"I've had people in here that are very wealthy and they've spent thousands of dollars just on backpacks that they fill with survival gear, one for each person of their family," Dorsey said, "And something where they can just grab a bag and get out of Dodge."
Dorsey says some customers talk of stocking up on freeze-dried meals for the home, while others confide they are stashing supplies at a remote location away from the city where they would go in an emergency...[Full Article]
Russian News Reporter "Flips Off" Obama...Maybe...
Russian newsreader Tatyana Limanova makes insulting gesture at Obama
A top Russian female newsreader has caused a stir after appearing to offensively show US President Barack Obama her middle finger during a live newscast.
UK Telegraph
Online footage of the incident, which occurred earlier this month during an afternoon news bulletin on the privately held REN TV channel, is being avidly viewed in both Russia and the United States.
In the footage, Tatyana Limanova, an award-winning senior newsreader at the channel, can be seen briskly reading out an item about how Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has just assumed the rotating chairmanship of the Asia Pacific Cooperation organisation.
She is then heard to say that the post "has (previously) been held by Barack Obama" before mechanically and unambiguously raising her left arm and showing the camera her raised middle finger in an offensive gesture that is sometimes known as "flipping the bird."
The channel, which goes out to 120 million people across Russia, has declined to comment. But sources close to it have tried to defuse the row by claiming that the newsreader had believed she was off camera at the time and merely providing a voice-over for a report. According to the same storyline, the rude gesture was intended for studio technicians who had been trying to put her off her stride...[Full Article]
Washington Post
An armed robber burst into a Northeast Washington market, scuffled with the cashier, and then shot him and the clerk's father, who also owned the store. The killer sped off in a silver Pontiac, but a witness was able to write down the license plate number.
Police figured out the name of the suspect very quickly. But locating and arresting him took a little-known investigative tool: a vast system that tracks the comings and goings of anyone driving around the District.
Scores of cameras across the city capture 1,800 images a minute and download the information into a rapidly expanding archive that can pinpoint people's movements all over town.
Police entered the suspect's license plate number into that database and learned that the Pontiac was on a street in Southeast. Police soon arrested Christian Taylor, who had been staying at a friend's home, and charged him with two counts of first-degree murder. His trial is set for January.
More than 250 cameras in the District and its suburbs scan license plates in real time, helping police pinpoint stolen cars and fleeing killers. But the program quietly has expanded beyond what anyone had imagined even a few years ago.
With virtually no public debate, police agencies have begun storing the information from the cameras, building databases that document the travels of millions of vehicles.
Nowhere is that more prevalent than in the District, which has more than one plate-reader per square mile, the highest concentration in the nation. Police in the Washington suburbs have dozens of them as well, and local agencies plan to add many more in coming months, creating a comprehensive dragnet that will include all the approaches into the District.
"It never stops," said Capt. Kevin Reardon, who runs Arlington County's plate reader program. "It just gobbles up tag information. One of the big questions is, what do we do with the information?"...[Full Article]
Labels: big brother, license plate, license plate readers, privacy, Washington Post
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
JFK Assassinated on November 22, 2011
Due to pressure he exerted on former head of government Ben-Gurion
World Net Daily
Posted: July 25, 2004
By Aaron Klein
Freed Israeli nuclear spy Mordechai Vanunu said in an interview published today that Israel was behind the 1963 assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy, prompting some Israeli officials to hope aloud the far-fetched comments will hurt Vanunu's credibility.
Vanunu, a former nuclear technician who was recently released from Israeli prison after serving an 18-year sentence for exposing Israel's nuclear program at Dimona to Britain's Sunday Times, has been barred from leaving the country, talking to the media or meeting with foreigners.But the London-based al-Hayat newspaper published an interview yesterday it claims is the first Vanunu has given, in which the spy said that according to "near-certain indications," Kennedy was assassinated due to "pressure he exerted on then head of government, David Ben-Gurion, to shed light on Dimona's nuclear reactor."...[Full Article]
Hi quality footage of JFK Assassination
Labels: assassination, JFK, John F. Kennedy
Monday, November 21, 2011
History shows us it is easy for 'grassroots' campaigns to become co-opted by the very interests they are fighting against
UK Guardian
A 21st-century grassroots movement faces many pitfalls. This was as true back in 1968 as it is today. It could be infiltrated by law enforcement and intelligence agencies, or co-opted by a major party. As the state continues to creep further into our lives, activists can expect that it will use all its resources – not just the violent reaction seen in New York overnight, but also its agents, informants and surveillance packages – in its effort to monitor both sides of any serious social debate. Even bleaker, however, is the possibility that the movement was actually planned and launched by the very establishment activists thought they were waging a battle against in the first place. The larger the movement, the more interested a major party becomes in absorbing it into either the left or the right side of the current two-party paradigm.
The sudden emergence of America's Tea Party movement in 2007 is a good example. Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, its inventor, used it as a springboard to highlight libertarian and constitutional issues during his 2008 campaign. Soon after, it was co-opted by key political and media influencers from the US right wing, associating itself less with a libertarian manifesto, and more with emerging figures within the Republican establishment. Now it is has morphed into nothing more than a block of voters whom the Republican party can rely to strike a deal with during an election cycle.
Arguably, the Occupy Wall Street movement has already drifted into the shadow of the Democratic party – with a number of Democratic establishment figures from the top down endorsing it. The Democrats' own media fundraising and media machine, Move On, has visibly adopted the cause. Like the Tea Party before it, the Occupy block would swing a close election during a national two-party race, functioning as a pressure-release valve for any issue too radical for the traditional platform.
Alongside this is the threat of being infiltrated. Scores of declassified documents, along with accounts from veteran activists, will reveal many stories of members who were actually undercover police, FBI or M15. In the worst cases of infiltration, undercover agents have acted as provocateurs. Such incidents normally serve to radicalise a movement, thus demonising it in the eyes of society and effectively lessening its wider political appeal...[Full Article]
Labels: co-opted, Occupy Wall Street
Veterans Today
For background, listen to my interview with James Douglass, author of the best single JFK assassination book, JFK and the Unspeakable.
Here is Part I
My Dad Helped the CIA Kill JFK !
Labels: assassination, Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, JFK, John F. Kennedy
Activist Post
Same story, new patsy. A 'lone wolf' American citizen becomes radicalized on the Internet, a paid "informant" escorts him to buy bomb-making material, and authorities arrest him in the nick of time to save us from a dangerous terrorist plot.
Reuters reports, "A U.S. citizen born in the Dominican Republic, (Jose) Pimentel was arrested on Saturday in a Manhattan apartment while putting the bomb together, police said. They called him a 'lone wolf' who had converted to Islam and became a radical."
New York City police said that Pimentel has been under surveillance for two-and-a-half years, since May 2009 and was monitored by a paid informant who helped him acquire materials for a bomb...[Full Article]
Labels: Activist Post, New York City, patsy
Sunday, November 20, 2011
"9 Ways" by The Excavator
November 10, 2011
9 Ways The Hijacked Federal Government Is Waging War Against The American People
"The minute we fell for 9/11 we signed our doom," said Paul Craig Roberts on the Alex Jones Show on November 9, 2011.
Alex responded, "9/11 is America's death warrant."
In the ten years since 9/11, America has been turned into a third world police state with a large underclass, a rapidly declining middle class, and a plutocracy that has broken its economic, political and emotional ties with America.
America's traitorous political establishment has abandoned ship. They are treating America like a dump. Instead of building new bridges and creating jobs at home, they are shipping jobs overseas and forcing millions of Americans to beg for a piece of meat.
Even the body parts of American war heroes are discarded in landfill sites. That act is symbolic of the fact that the new world order traitors in Washington think of the American people as garbage and dirt.
On 9/11, the new world order traitors declared war on America and humanity...[Full Article]
November 18, 2011
9 More Ways The U.S. Government Is Waging War Against America
Part I: 9 Ways The Hijacked Federal Government Is Waging War Against The American People.
"Just because you do not take an interest in politics doesn't mean politics won't take an interest in you!" - Pericles.
"If the freedom of speech is taken away then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter." - George Washington.
"How strangely will the Tools of a Tyrant pervert the plain Meaning of Words!" - Samuel Adams.
By the "U.S. Government" I mean the globalist traitors and evil banksters who hijacked America in 1913, and killed President John F. Kennedy in 1963. These power hungry tyrants come from a worst place in hell than Stalin and Mao. Their political program for America and humanity is more evil and authoritarian than anything else that's been done in history...[Full Article]
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Hip Hip Hooray! It's the 50th Day!
Grab your root beer floats and bubble gum
Let's celebrate 50 days of learning fun!
Look at my Cutie Patooties!!!!
"The Stroll"
Sock Hop
I LOOOOVVVEE this!!!
We created our own DRIVE-IN THEATER!!
We created 50's Ford Mustangs from boxes to sit in while watching our movie.
We ate popcorn and drank root beer floats while we watched our movie.
We watched Alice in Wonderland since it was made in the 1950s.
Sorry this picture is dark but it was "night time" out for our drive-in!
Yummy Root Beer floats!
Legos were invented in the 50s: what can you build with 50 Legos?
We made adorable 50s kids blowing bubbles and holding a real record!
We created record labels that said,
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Transportation Lab
With the end of the fall semester fast approaching, technology students are logging their final days in the transportation lab. Located in the basement of Park Hall, the classroom boasts ceilings more than 15' high, allowing for boats and other vehicles to be suspended from the ceiling. The most notable vehicle is a Cessna plane, which is lowered for two weeks out of each semester so students can learn the controls and inner workings. There is also an 11' car lift, giving technology students access to do mechanical work on cars. This space is not only used for hands-on learning, there is also a lecture space with several tables, seating, computers, and a projector, all of which can be moved around the lab.
"The neat part is that the lab is very modular. Just about everything can be picked up and moved, and there are lots of things on wheels. Every two weeks or so, we end up rearranging a lot of the lab." - Richard Bush, SUNY Oswego Associate professor of technology


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Is it OK to ask for an expensive gift?
Is it OK to ask for an expensive gift?
My boyfriend of four months asked me whether I wanted to let him pick out my Christmas gift or whether I wanted to pick it out myself. I told him I trusted his taste and that he should get me whatever he wants. But the truth is, I'm really hoping that he'll get me jewellery. I think it's what boyfriends should get their girlfriends for Christmas. But I'm not sure if he thinks the same way. But how could I tell him that I want jewels? It's not the cheapest kind of gift. How can I drop subtle hints without seeming crass?
You've already blown your opportunity. If you really don't trust his taste, you shouldn't have told him you did. Now you want to manipulate him, right? It's fair to point out things you like in store windows and magazines and ask whether he thinks they're pretty too. Since this is a relatively new relationship, it's not really appropriate to expect costly jewels. You might want to reflect on what your expectations of this fellow are and whether they're realistic.
Why don't you give the guy a break and wait and see what happens? You might be pleasantly surprised. Remember that the only meaningful gifts we have to give are our time and attention. If they translate into jewels, great. But don't discard the attributes that give the relationship real value.About the Author -- Diana Turner
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The need for high performance vehicles in the aerospace industry requires materials which can withstand high loads and high temperatures. New developments in launch pads and infrastructure must also be made to handle this intense environment with lightweight, reusable, structural materials.Read More »
Basalt fiber factory to be set up at Petrozavodsk industrial site
Basalt fiber factory to manufacture continuous basalt fiber and basalt reinforcing rods for road construction will be a resident of the future industrial site in Petrozavodsk. What is more, it is planned to establish a house-building plant and other production facilities at the same site.Read More »
Basalt fiber production plant in Minvody (Russia) to be built by KeramoResurs
The planned annual production capacity of basalt fiber plant will be 5 thousand tonnes of continuous basalt fiber. A new production facility is scheduled to be put into operation at the mid-2019 and is likely to reach the project capacity approximately in 2020.Read More »
Novosibirsk Synthetic Fibers Plant (Russia) intends to manufacture basalt fiber
The experts working at the plant have developed investment projects for the construction of continuous basalt fiber and basalt fiber insulation manufacturing facility.Read More »
Knitting machine able to process continuous basalt fiber to be showcased at Techtextil
An electronic crochet knitting machine COMEZ ACOTRONIC 8B/600 from Jakob Muller is able to produce a wide range of ribbons, laces and technical textiles from various yarns, including basalt fiber, Kevlar, fiberglass, carbon etc. Finished fabrics suit for the manufacture of technical and medical articles.Read More »
Representatives of Basalt Projects Inc. introduced basalt composites at Ministry of Irkutsk Region
The meeting in the Ministry of Construction and Road Economy of Irkutsk region was devoted to the implementation of composite materials in a few sectors of the regional economy.Read More »
Basalt Projects Inc. plans to manufacture continuous basalt fiber at Moglino SEZ
It is planned to invest 2.7 billion rubles in the CBF plant which is scheduled to be launched in late 2019. Basalt Projects has the latest generation technologies for the production of high-quality continuous basalt fiber and a team of experts who are able to apply the latest design methods based on the integrated approach.Read More »
Armenia wants to certify basalt plastic profile
Basalt plastic profile to be used for beams and slabs is manufactured by JSC Onyx GC. After certification, the company intends to address the issue of developing the appropriate Construction Norms & Regulations, because neither Armenia nor Russia has building regulations for such type of material.Read More »
Russia is among major players in continuous basalt fiber market
Global continuous basalt fiber market will reach $121.19 million in 2021, growing at a CAGR of slightly above 10.7%, states report of Zion Market Research. Basalt fiber finds application in building & construction, automotive, electronics, marine, wind energy, and others sectors.Read More »
Irkutsk Technical University (Russia) creates society to train young scientists and entrepreneurs
Developing continuous basalt fiber reinforced composites is among the promising activities of the Student Scientific Society, which has been set up at the premises of the Department of Physics in Irkutsk National Research Technical University.Read More »


text: CASSEN offers specialized testing fire debris in support of arson investigation. Highly sensitive fire debris analysis by GC/MS is used to detect the presence of accelerants with fingerprint data and mass-spectral verification. Accelerants typically contain petroleum-based hydrocarbons and only a thin layer above the liquid surface becomes ignited. Liquid accelerants can be easily absorbed by wood and furnishing materials and remain after the fire, which can be detected by analysis using GC/MS.


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Scholarship Application Form For Master Applicants
In order to apply for a scholarship you need to have applied for a master programme at University Admissions by January 16th, 2017. Please note it is only possible to submit this scholarship application once, so only submit it when it is complete.
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The motivation letter should contain a maximum of 600 words. Please answer the following questions in your motivation letter:
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- What are your career aspirations?
The deadline for the application is February 1st, 2017. Remember that it is important to fully complete your application on University Admissions in order to qualify for our scholarship. Incomplete applications or applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
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Immediately after this article, be sure to read the
personal letter we
received in response to this account of man's first steps on the moon.
Apollo 10 was the first manned orbit of the moon in preparation for the Apollo 11 mission in which Neil Armstrong would be the first man to walk on the moon.
On Apollo 10 they were able to monitor with greater precision what they had monitored on previous flights: the gravitational field of the moon and the rate at which dust particles are landing on the moon's surface.
You see, the moon is being bombarded constantly with cosmic dust particles, and when the Apollo astronauts were able to determine precisely the gravitational pull of the moon, then the rate at which dust collects on its surface could be calculated.
Therefore, if the approximate age of the moon is known and the amount of dust covering its surface in a given time is also known, the approximate depth of the dust today on its surface can be determined mathematically; it's a simple matter of multiplication.
According to almost all evolutionary concepts, the earth and the moon are 4.5 BILLION years old and using this age to calculate the depth of dust on the moon, the NASA scientists were faced with a problem: even using the most conservative calculations, the very least amount of loosely consolidated dust on the surface of the moon would be 54 feet deep.
That meant when Neil Armstrong stepped onto the surface of the moon he would step into a loosely consolidated sea of cosmic dust as little as 54 feet deep and possibly much deeper according to NASA figures.
This presented a real concern to many NASA scientists and engineers. This is why they outfitted the lunar lander with those huge pods as many of you probably recall seeing in photographs of the lunar mission. This is also the reason that the lunar rover had those big balloon tires; it could even have been driven across a big body of water and since they expected a tremendous amount of dust they made it so it wouldn't sink into anything.
They even trained Neil Armstong to go down the ladder outside the lunar lander backwards and slowly, one step at a time, and when he came to the bottom rung to be sure not to jump off into all that dust because he might have a lot of trouble swimming out of it.
The man whose job it was to keep in communication with Neil Armstrong while he was walking on the moon relates that as Neil got to the last rung of the ladder he paused and spoke those famous words heard all around the world: "One small step for a man," then he paused again, and then stepping off the bottom rung and onto the moon he said: "one giant leap for mankind."
That's when the commentators went wild, breaking in to say: "That's the first statement on the moon!" and went on with their commentary. But they had cut off Neil Armstrong's next two words, which are probably more famous in faithful scientific circles than are his first eleven. Stan Stepanek, whose job it was to stay in touch with Neil Armstrong relates that after the commentators broke in on Neil after his famous first words on the moon, his next two words totally destroyed the concept of evolution.
After Neil said "One small step for a man, [pause while stepping down] one giant leap for mankind" and while the commentators were going wild, Neil said: "IT'S SOLID". It took only these two words to totally destroy the concept of evolution if you look at it scientifically, academically and faithfully because those two words showed that only a few thousand years of time have passed, at the rate cosmic dust is coming in, producing on the surface of the moon an average of under one-half of an inch of dust overall.
Do you understand what this means? It means that scientific evidence is piling up that the earth and the universe as we know it is young after all. Did you know that a majority of scholars studying Biblical chronologies have determined the age of the earth to be very close to 6000 years old? Did you know that the actual amount on dust measured on the surface of the moon equals very close to 6000 years of accumulation of dust at the rate measured by the Apollo missions?
". . . God created the heaven and the earth." Genesis 1:1.
Some of the information
in the above letter was supplied by Dr Carl Baugh of Creation Evidences
Museum in Glen Rose, Texas.
The following is a personal letter we recently received about the above article:
July 20, 2002
Dear Jon,
You have a great web site. I have been intrigued with Creation/Evolution for quite some time now. While browsing, I came across this paragraph (on your web site):
" What were Neil Armstrong's next words after he said "One small
step for a
man, one giant leap for mankind!"? He spoke two words that totally destroyed
the THEORY of evolution if you look at it scientifically, academically, and
faithfully: he said, "IT'S SOLID!!!" If one looks at that record faithfully,
much of that "giant leap for mankind" was in proving evolutionary THEORY
false and God's Word true."
I was fortunate to watch the first Apollo on live TV. Knowing that there would be a "canned" statement when the Astronaut stepped onto the surface of the moon, I was attuned to the first 'real' comment he would make. I was somewhat shocked to CLEARLY hear that first observation, "It's solid!" So shocked, that I turned to my parents and made a sarcastic remark, 'What did he think it was made of, Green Cheese?' So, after all these years, I can clearly remember the incident. One of the most important pictures (I bought a set at the time) was the shot of the footprint on the moon with only a minimum of dust showing.
Not long ago, I recalled the event and did a search on the Internet and found a Transcript of the radio transmissions. I had my second shock of that event. The statement that I remember so well was edited OUT of the transcript and replaced with a remark that the transmission was garbled. See (the link for) Transcript segment below. There was NOTHING garbled about that transmission, the statement came through NATIONAL TV as clear as a bell.
Furthermore, if anyone really thinks that NASA was not worried about the lander sinking. Then they owe it to themselves to take a trip to Washington and see the craft in the Smithsonian. The first time I saw the module I though that the design was very odd. After seeing it in person, I understood the design. NASA was so concerned about the vehicle sinking that they put it on stilts, had HUGE floats attached to the legs and also equipped it with a mechanism to only allow the engines to shut down if there was a solid base. Just looking at the vehicle and then considering that it was landing in a gravity 1/6th Earth's convinced me that NASA was paranoid about the lander sinking.
I believe that at the time of the Apollo missions, it was common knowledge that one of the expectations was to PROVE the age of the moon was very old. I now realize that this was the Evolutionist/Creationist battle in full swing back then.
The reason I bring this to your attention is I am a FIRST SOURCE, and I hate to think that this important information will be lost when I die. It clearly documents the lengths that evolutionists will go to ELIMINATE documentation that supports Creation. I should further mention that AT THE TIME THIS OCCURRED, I WAS AN EVOLUTIONIST. Fortunately, I came to know the Lord a short time later.
Keep up the great work!
Link to radio transcript of first Apollo Moon Landing:


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So I made some shiny trousers and a top with a turtleneck. Perfect for the first - way too cold - days of spring!
ps. and I made a belt!
This might be the quickest sketch I've ever made! I drew the design with charcoal, which is really easy to work with. For the little dots on the shirt I used watercolor. To make sure you don't wipe the charcoal out, just spray hairspray over it after you're finished.
I'm making two garments. The fabric of the top is a knitted fabric which probably contains a mixture of polyester and cotton (I'm not totally sure though). It's really flexible which means I don't have to put in any zippers or buttons.
The fabric of the pants is a thick polyester. The pants is almost the same as the denim jeans I made a while ago.
For the top I used a t-shirts block. This block is a bit more loose than the bodice block I use for more close-fitted garments.
The design of the top is like a tank top so I drew the line of the armhole up untill it almost touches the neckline. Because I want the upperside of the top to be a bit more fitted than a actual t-shirt I drew in a dart. Now it stays more flat on the body. I've added 10cm at the bottom to make it a bit longer than a t-shirt.
To make the pattern of the turtleneck collar you have to measure the necklines of both the front and the back pattern. In this case those were 16.9cm (front) and 10.5cm (back). Both together are half the width the collar has to be.
Above you see me cutting the collar of the top. The fold line is on the right side of the pattern.
At the left you see me pinning the top together before sewing it. If you push yourself to always pin it first before sewing you'll always know it will be sewn straigth. Just saying.. ;)
I'm using fusible tape to give the armhole a firm shape. The glue in the tape melts together with the fabric when you iron it.
For the pants I'm using the pattern which I made for the jeans in the post with the kimono. There is no need to make a new pattern when you've already made a good fitting one.
For the innerside of the pocket I'm using a different fabric because otherwise the pocket won't be as smooth.
I decided to make the pants a bit shorter and put elastic in it to give it a sporty look.
To finish the jeans I put on a button and some rivets. Those little metal things aren't only decorative, they secure the pocket as well.
So I'm making my first belt ever! To make it a bit more country style I use two buckles. This means the belt will contain out of two loose parts. One part has on both side an ending with holes.
I'm using two layers of faux leather with a woven fabric in between so it will be strong enough.
To put the buckle in I've cut the strap in half so the prong will be in between two layers of leather.
If you make a belt you should make some belt loops as well right? I put them a bit out of the center so you will see the belt.


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From: Philip Dunn (email@example.com)
Date: Sat Feb 12 2005 - 10:45:07 EST
Hi Jerry Quoting email@example.com: > Hi again Phil: > > Previously I reproduced Red Kronstadt's question: > > > "At every step *these two erstwhile commodities share identical costs > > of production*. And yet, in spite of the fact that there is a greater > > weight per pig of ribs than rib tips, at any given BBQ stand *a, say, > > pound of ribs will cost you more than a pound of rib tips*. [with added > > emphasis, JL] Why?." > > You replied: > > > Why not? > > Your question is cryptic. > > RK's "why?" must have been because s/he believed (mistakenly, > in my view) that the law of value requires that commodities with > equal costs of production should have equal market prices. The > underlying presumption seems to be that the LOV requires that > the market price of any commodity should equal its value. This > premise is incorrect in my view, but answering his question allows > one to explain the multitude of ways that individual commodity > values do not necessarily equal individual commodity market > prices. > > If someone accepts the distinction between value and market > price, then your question -- "why not?" might be a reasonable > initial reply. But, as I understand your perspective, the value > of any commodity is equal to the quantity of money it sells for. > Hence, _you_ especially should answer the "why?" question > since the divergence in price between ribs and rib tips can not > be easily explained if one conflates price with value. > I do not conflate price with value. The embodied labour value of a produced commodity is instrinsic to that commodity. The value of the money that the commodity sells for is intrinsic to the money. They are quite distinct, despite being equal. The ribs and the rib tips can have equal unit wage costs, equal unit non-wage costs, etc. but none of this means the unit value of ribs and tips must be equal. I espouse a non-deterministic theory of value creation. > > > > RK suggested a situation in which both rips and rib tips are sold by > > > the pound. Of course, there *are* 2 separate commodities. > > How do you know this? There are certainly two use-value types and very > > often the use-value type is a good marker for a commodity. But not > > always. The use-value type and the individual commodity are different > > entities. There is no reason why the ribs and the tips cannot be material > > bearers of a single commodity. > > I recall that you have mentioned the "law of one price" (LOOP) in > previous discussions (a "law" that I have questioned the existence of). > If there is a LOOP then if there was only 1 commodity it should have > only 1 price. Beyond that, I would say that we can observe in the > market because consumers are willing to pay prices / pound > of ribs that are different from the prices / pound of rib tips that > consumers have demonstrated that they view the use-value of > each as being different. > > > The question > > -- which unless I missed it you haven't answered -- is: *what explains > > the difference in price where you have two related commodities > > produced by the same firm with identical costs of production*? > > > Explanations could be sought but they would have nothing to do with > > > value theory. > > Nothing to do with value theory? Not quite. But, clearly the level of > abstraction required to satisfactorily answer RK's question is different > from the level of abstraction where prices are assumed to equal values. > I am not *assuming* prices are equal to values. Values, as recognised by money, cannot fail to equal prices. > > > > I have a couple of additional, special questions *for you* (which seek > > > to probe your perspective further): > > > 1. How can it be that: > > > * the value of ribs (Rv) /pound is = to the value/pound it sells for > > > (Rp) and > > > * the value of rib tips (Tv) / pound is equal to the value/pound it > > > sells for (Tp) > > > * when Rp does *not* = Tp > > > * but the costs of production of ribs (Rcop) / pound = > > > the costs of production / pound of rib tips (Tcop) ? > > Again, why not? > > Because according to your perspective -- unless I have misunderstood it -- > Rp should equal Tp. The challenge for you posed by RK's question > is to explain a situation that _does_ exist that your theory tells you > should _not exist_. No, my theory says 'Rp not equal Tp' is to be expected, and 'Rv not equal Tv' is to be expected. > > >> 2. Has demand no role at all in determining the relative prices of ribs > >> and rib tips? > > None, since prices are not determined at all. > > One still has to _explain_ the relation of values to market prices. > They are equal. There is nothing to explain. > > No doubt they are caused by many things including sunspots. > > But not determined. > > What commodity prices are caused to change by sunspots? > Probably most prices are affected but since sunspots affect weather agricultural prices would be most affected. > > Has any economist ever determined the price of a cup of tea? > > The price of tea is determined in the marketplace. Suppose, for the > sake of argument, that the price of tea equals the value of tea. Now, > suppose that the price of tea goes up. Unless one has a theory that > explains the divergence of price from value then one is forced to > conclude ipso facto that the value of tea has gone up. One's theory > of value then collapses into subjectivism. For instance, if there is > a shift in demand from coffee to tea causing the relative and > absolute price of tea to go up then one has a perspective that > allows for any number of factors other than living labor input to > cause an increase in commodity value. > Living labour does not *cause* added value. Living labour is identical to value creation. So if value added increases so does living labour. Philip Dunn
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I've been told to run my generator under load and I do. But why under load? What makes the difference if i just let it run versus turning on the a/c or heat too? And run it monthly?
BTW, I respectfully disagree about idling being hard on a car engine. It's not great for the environment, but it the cooling system is able to keep up fine with an idling engine. If idling were hard on an engine, I doubt that truckers would keep theirs running all night at truck stops.
most people wouldn't start their car and just let it idle and never drive it.
I've heard that if it isn't run for a long time, a generator will loos its residual magnetism, and won't produce any voltage. The way to maintain magnetism is to put a load on the generator.I don't know how long it takes for a generator to lose its magnetism, but I had a cheap 3000 watt generator that I used only for rare home power outages. I'd occasionally (every 3 years or so) remember that I hadn't run it. It always started right up and generated fine every time.I wouldn't worry about having a load on the entire time you have your generator running. I assume that you'd be putting a load on it sometime while it's running, or you wouldn't have turned it on!BTW, I respectfully disagree about idling being hard on a car engine. It's not great for the environment, but it the cooling system is able to keep up fine with an idling engine. If idling were hard on an engine, I doubt that truckers would keep theirs running all night at truck stops.
As far as truckers idling engines all night that is a buy gone thing. Now they have strict time limits on idling in rest areas and fuel stops.Bill
Regular exercise is an important part of keeping your generator healthy. Lack of exercise can cause moisture build-up and fuel system degradation that make it run poorly. In fact, in as little as 30 days, the fuel in gasoline-powered generators can begin to gum and varnish the fuel system. Fuel varnishing results in hard starting and surging. (A surging generator never settles at a stable operating speed
Well I guess no one told the truckers because I was in a rest stop in September for the night and both truckers on either side of mewere idling all night long and I assume most of the other truckers were idling too. I had to start my generator to muffle some of the sound coming from their engines. So if it's "buy gone" it's not enforced that I can tell.
I just wish I could remember to run my genny once in a while. The MH sits on my driveway, I walk past it ATLEAST 5 times a day, and I never can remember "oh, I ought to run the generator". But, it hasn't failed me yet.
I suggest reading the Onan RV Generator Handbook - lots of solid advice there for RV owners.https://power.cummins.com/sites/default/files/literature/rv/F-1123-EN.pdfWith respect to exercise, Onan says:
I run electric space heaters to load the genny when too cold for the A/C.
Thanks for the link to the manual --- read the parts that pertained to mine. And now I'm trying to figure out what to run that fulfills the 50% to 70% load for time frame. Can't make that much coffee nor run a hair dryer that long. So the air conditioner when it's already 20 degrees this winter? My generator is gas, and I've added Stabil and run the engine and generator for while, hopefully to get it where it needs to be.Sometimes this tryin' to do right for my rv makes my brow wrinkle.....
I don't think 50%-70% is absolutely necessary, just a significant load. Maybe turning on the water heater, holding tank warmers(as long as there's a few gallons or more in them) and fridge would be enough (if it's not cold enough to run air conditioner). Also, the coffee maker uses a good load when on without brewing coffee, just be sure there's sufficient water in the carafe as to not overheat the glass. Just my opinion.
The water heater is drained in the winter, so that's out. My tank heaters are 12 volts, so that won't work. Refrigerator is only a couple of amps.I'll stick with the space heaters.
I would like to know if you need to unplug from shore power when you run your generator to exercise it?
I don't know about your coach but my coach defaults to the generator when it is running.Bill
The Generac generator that's in our trailer is the third trailer it has been in, we bought it 1998 and I have never test run it under load and test runs only happened every few months when it sitting still if I remember to do it. It has never failed us yet except for a very bad load of fuel we got in California.Denny
Yes you can get buy not doing the recommended maintence right up to where it quits and gets expensive.Bill
If it dies after 19 years I would consider it normal life expectancy not because I didn't test it under load.Denny
I've seen well maintained Onan generators still running that are much older than that...
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Yeah, that's my hair. Long, bedraggled, gross. I have great news. I've made a hair appointment for next week! I'm pretty exciting. Nope, excited, but that's how pregnancy brain works.
I'm sure you've heard about how Owen threw my phone in the terlet (that's Mississippi for toilet). I have to wait for Nick so that he can upgrade his phone and then I get his old iPhone. In the meantime I've got the cheapest go phone you can buy. No camera, predictive text, no contacts, good times. Luckily AT&T has connected it with my phone plan so that so far this little toilet snafu has only cost 20 bucks. The problem is that Owen has phone radar. Two days ago he threw the phone in the cat's litter box. I had hidden the phone behind a picture frame on the side table, but Owen is an accomplished tracker… that and I had dozed off during Mickey Mouse Clubhouse…. so he had ample time to track. Then he turned the phone off, and as I am a tech know-nothing, it took me an hour to figure out how to turn it back on. And that's all I have to say about me phone.