text:
Joss is an international contemporary dance theatre and live performance artist based in London, UK. He graduatd from the Northern Schhol of contemporary Dance, Leeds, UK, in 2010. Since 2009 Carter has performed, toured and taught professionally on an international level with companies and choreographers such as: BalletBoyz - 'The Talent', Russell Maliphant, T.R.A.S.H, Mor Shani, Tilted Productions, Gary Clarke Company amongst many more.
Joss also works in T.V, film, and camera including: 'Anna Karenina' starring Keira Knightly and Jude Law, directed by Joe Wright, Movement direction by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, and 'The Mummy' starring Tom Cruise and Russell Crowe, directed by Alex Kurzman, movement direction by Alex Reynolds & Charlie Mayhew.
More in for on Joss > https://www.josscarter.co.uk/


text:
Donald Trump: Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. What a crowd. They still have lines of people outside and they've filled up the second auditorium already, it's amazing, they have closed circuit, but I'll go and see the closed circuit folks, I'll see them right after we're finished. Should I do that? Yeah, I think so, right, we will definitely do.
So a poll just came out, USA, as you know, the USA Suffolk, which is a highly respected poll and we are doing great, we're up by 10 points over everybody else and it's just incredible and I think we might even be even better than that, but, who knows, right, even if we win by one point, that's okay, not so bad, but let's win by a lot, but we're way up. Another one, Morning Consult, we're at 36, Ben is at 12, Carly's at 10, Marco is at 9, and Ted Cruz is at 7, so that's pretty good, right, we're 36 to 12.
Reuters is 31 to 14, to 8 for Jeb, oh Jeb got in there, good, and Mike Huckabee, good guy is at 7, so we're doing great there. You know, the funny one, and I always say this, but it just sort of got finalized, I felt I did good in the debate even though I was being asked too many questions, right, and the funny things is, you know, for two hours, they're asking me question after question, somebody said 47 percent, were either to me or about me, in other words, well, they'll ask somebody like one of the other candidates, Donald Trump is not a good person, what do you think about, I'm standing there like this, and then in the final 45 minutes, they couldn't ask me any questions because they asked me so many, it was embarrassing, I even apologized and I'm the one not doing it and they said, Donald Trump decided to take off in the last part of the, and I'm saying, first of all, they made it from two hours to three hours, which is ridiculous, but they say, Donald Trump took off, they didn't ask me any questions.
I said, wait a minute, I don't wanna be rude, I don't wanna interrupt other people especially since I've done it (inaudible). So the polls just came out on the debate and the Drudge poll, 680 thousand votes, Drudge, which is an amazing, he's an amazing guy, and it's Donald Trump, 51 percent, he won, Carly at 23 percent, who did a good job, by the way, Marco at 7, and Ted Cruz at 6. The Time Magazine poll, Time Magazine, I have no influence over Time Magazine, even though I was on the cover last week, right, but Time Magazine has Trump winning, 55 percent for Trump, 20 percent for Carly, 7 percent for Marco Rubio, and I'm saying to myself, gee, I'm watching these shows and they say Trump was okay, not great, maybe he had an off night, I don't understand, I thought I did fine and they were just trying to beat me up, whoa, but I thought we did good and I think we're doing well and the most important poll are like the one, the USA Suffolk that just came out a couple of hours ago, that's fantastic.
So I wanna thank everybody in the room and, and the other rooms that are filled up, who we'll see in a little while, but those, those people. New Hampshire, I tell you what, it's an amazing place, it's a great, great state, it's a great state. A friend of mine from New York said what are people from New Hampshire like. Can you believe these questions I get? I get, I'm being honest, what are they like. I said I'll tell you what they're like, they're an amazing, they're just amazing people, they love the country, they love to work, like me, I love the country, I love to work. We're all in the same boat and we're gonna straighten it out, we're gonna make America great again, that I can tell you, we're gonna make it great again.
You know, a thing came out, I was gonna save it for a little bit later, but, you know, we made that horrible Iran deal and I just wrote this down, I was watching one of the networks and they said, we should have had the prisoners released, right, I mean, it's part of the deal, in fact, we should have made a deal in knocking the hell out of ISIS in Syria as part of the deal, there are a hundred things that we should have gotten, we're giving them $150 billion, we got nothing, except defeat because we don't win anymore as a country, we're gonna win so much, we don't win anymore as a country, it's really embarrassing, so I actually tweeted this before.
Do you believe this? Iran wants to trade our three prisoners, by the way, we have four prisoners, they're only talking about three, the fourth, they're not even talking about, so they wanna trade our three prisoners for 19 prisoners held by the United States and many other things. I mean, how stupid are we, how stupid are we? And it's just gonna change, it's going to change, it's just going to change, so embarrassing. Bergdahl, Bergdahl, we get Bergdahl, they get five killers that they wanted so badly, you remember Bergdahl, he left, he left, he deserted, and we had five and probably six people killed going after him, and the other day, I read for the first time, well, he wasn't feeling well, he may not be psychological.
Who the hell cares? And they think he might get off with nothing, six people died, six people, and he was a deserter. Now, in the old days when we were strong what did we do with deserters? That's right, there was no deserting, you deserted, you had problems, he deserts, well, he's got psychological, you know, he'll, we'll let him off, he's a nice person, right, I don't think so.
So, a lot of the press has been nice to us in the last few days because we gave a very detailed tax policy where we substantially reduce taxes, very substantial, and I'm gonna go over it, but we're gonna create a lot of jobs, we're taking jobs back from China and all these other countries that have just been ripping us, ripping us, Mexico, China, Japan, we're gonna be taking them back, but, you know, they were so happy, in a certain way, they said, well, we want policy, so I gave policy on immigration and they were sort of happy with that, they didn't necessarily agree with everything.
A lot of people don't agree, build a wall, they say you can't build a wall, how can you build a wall, it's gonna be too expensive. Our trade deficit with Mexico is $45 billion a year, don't forget, I said, I love Mexico, I love the Mexican people, I have thousands and thousands of Mexican people that have worked with me over the years, thousands, I have a great relationship, but their leaders, and I say it all the time, are too smart for our leaders, too cunning, too sharp, and they're ripping us, so we have a deficit. Nabisco's moving, Nabisco, what's more United States than Nabisco?
They're moving to Mexico from Chicago, they're gonna make Oreos in Mexico, no, think of it. And then we have Ford Motor Company, $2.5 billion plant, you heard that story, I'm not gonna tell it, because if I do, they'll kill me, you know, I have all these live television sets. You know, every other candidate can go and make a speech, every other candidate, and they make the same speech for months, but they have 100 people. For instance, Jeb Bush is down the road, they're expecting 125 people tonight, well, it's true.
Now, I'm gonna tell you, because we have been getting amazing crowds, we had 20 thousand people on Friday in Oklahoma, 20 thousand people, in Oklahoma, a great place that was an amazing event. We had 20 thousand people, we filled up a stadium, you know, where the Mavericks play, Mark Cuban, good guy, and he has the Mavericks and it's called American Airlines Center, that's in Dallas, 20 thousand people showed up, some were so far up, I said, can you even see me, and we had three days to do it because when we got it, in fact, when they said, you know, you could have that arena if you want it, I said when, Monday night, this was like Thursday, then I said, how can we fill it up, the first day, they did 12 thousand people.
Then we went to Mobile, Alabama, as you know, just before that, we had 35 thousand people, it's been amazing. So, tonight, and I want accurate counts, because these people, they don't count heads, you know, they'll say, yeah, that place was okay, the press, they are so (inaudible), by the way, pan out on these people, please, CNN and all of you live cameras, pan out, because you know what they do, they have the camera, live television on my face the entire amount, my wife goes, I go home, were there any people there tonight, darling, they don't see, they never show the crowds, they never show, they don't want to, they don't want to, and this room, we have another room just as big, CNN and all the people, but, you know, it's so important.
So, the Fire Marshal, the only reason, because we have a lot of people can't even get in, 3,564, that's what we have, exactly, and we love the Fire Marshals, but the Fire Marshal actually, right over here, the Fire Marshal said you can't have them in the aisles. Now it is a one-story building, if there's a problem, we get out of here so, I'll be the first one out the door, believe me, but, they don't want (inaudible). So anyway, we have 3,564 people, we have closed circuit, it's amazing, it's great and it's always like this, by the way, it's always like this.
We did have one event, so beautiful, in South Carolina, I was called by a friend of mine who's African American, a great guy, the South Carolina African American Chamber of Commerce, he wrote the most beautiful letter tonight, I said I was gonna read it to you, he put it in one of the papers, it was in one of the papers today and it was a last minute thing, they said would you speak, and I liked it, I'm speaking to the African American Chamber of Commerce, South Carolina.
I went and actually, they didn't come from the back, they just formed in the front, it was beautiful, and they, they said it was the biggest crowd, the best crowd they've ever had, it was such a beautiful day, it was a lunch and it was wonderful, and the cameras, because they were all up front, the cameras showed chairs in the back that were empty, like, oh, Trump's lost it, is Trump losing, and I just walked in, did them a favor, and these people were so angry at the way they were, African American people that do such a great job and you have to see the letter, anybody wants it, we have them because it's, it was such a beautiful letter and so unfair the way they were treated and the event was treated and that's why, when I go to things like this, I like to have the press see what's going on because there is a movement going on, this is more than like, oh, gee whiz, people show up, when Bush has 125 people, and when Rubio comes in and you have 12 people, it's true, and when all of the other ones, I don't wanna say about everybody because some of them I really like, but nobody has crowds like us, nobody, including Bernie, who would get, does pretty well, no, nobody, and, and the fact is something's happening, something incredible is happening.
So, what's gone on is we put in policy on immigration and that's build a wall, people have to come into the country legally, have to do it, have to do it, have to do it, or we don't have a country. The anchor babies, we, we're gonna have do something there, and, by the way, when I first brought that up, you know, people come in, they're in the other side, they're on the other side of the border, they have a baby, they walk across the border because nobody stops anybody, you know, it's like we're open territory, the woman has a baby, on our land in the United States, now we have to take care of that baby for 85 years, that baby becomes a citizen, and I said, it can't be, and everybody said, oh, no, that baby is a citizen born in the United States, born on our land.
Turned out I'm right, because they're not coming in legally, and if you read the language, other than some, some television scholars that said, no, no, the baby's ours, we have to take care of the baby forever. People are coming from China, they're coming from all over Asia, they're coming from Latin America, South America, they're coming from Mexico, they walk across the border, it's ours, doesn't read that way, and I didn't think, you know, they said, oh, you have to go through a whole big thing, every state has to go to referendums, it's the Fourteenth Amendment and so many different things, right, but it's not, it's not working that way, it's wrong, and I turned out to be right, because the real scholars said he's right. Now, maybe it's gonna, no, no, it's right, how can it be wrong?
So, this is something that's come up. We have to get rid of these sanctuary cities, it's, it's disgraceful, it's disgraceful, because I've had so many friends that I've, I've made. First of all, you know, Kate, magnificent Kate shot in the back by, and killed, in San Francisco, sanctuary city. Can you believe it? I have property in San Francisco, I own a big chunk of the Bank of America building. Can you believe it? I just feel, I feel, when I hear San Francisco, I always felt so good, now, you learn about sanctuary cities.
The state of Florida had sanctuary cities, well, Jeb Bush was Governor, nobody said anything, and, you know, I've gotten very friendly, very, very friendly with a lot of the people because I've become, it's become a very important issue for me, the whole thing with illegal immigration and crime, it, it's far worse than anybody in this room understands, far worse, far worse, tremendous people come in, but you have some terrible, terrible problem, terrible.
The other week, as you saw, like, got a lot of press, a woman, 66 year old veteran raped, sodomized, and killed by an illegal immigrant, just came in, killed her, 66 year old veteran, killed her, and that's happening all over. We're gonna stop it, we're gonna stop it. We're gonna have a wall, and I'm really good at walls, believe me, what I do great, I build, what I do better than, that's why, with the infrastructure of the country, it's falling apart, we're spending money all over the world, we don't even know where we're spending money.
I was gonna bring up today to have a list of some of the dumb things that the country does. One of them was a washer. You know what a washer is? That's where the screw, you've got the washer, you get a little extra grip. So, it was a .02 washer, and by the time it went from, I think it was South Carolina to Texas, it was this circuitous route, it cost $988 thousand to have it delivered over a long period of time. There's so many things like that, there are so many things, there are item after item. Hammers, that you buy for seven, $8, selling for thousands, that we buy as a country for thousands of dollars.
Some people are getting really rich. Who are these people that are making these deals? You're probably saying, maybe I do too, we want a part of these companies, right, well, I want a piece of it, but where they're selling things that sell at a store pennies, they're selling them for thousands of dollars, there's so much fat, so much fat.
And, I got a lot of credit for coming out with immigration, some people don't agree, they think it's harsh, some people think it's great. You know, Dwight Eisenhower was a wonderful General and a respected President and he moved a million people out of the country, nobody said anything about it. When Trump does it, it's like, oh, when Eisenhower does, oh, it's fine, well, that was, he was allowed to do it, you know, we can't do it. That was also in the 50s, remember that, different time. That's when we had a country, that's when we had a country, that's when we had borders.
You know, without borders, you don't have a country, essentially, we don't have a country, we, without borders, you just don't have it. But Dwight Eisenhower and there's big reports, and they used to take them out and put them on the other side of the border, say you have to stay here, and they'd come right back, and they'd do it again, and do again, and then they say, wait, this doesn't work, and they took them out and moved them all the way south, all the way, and they never came back again because it was too far, amazing, and I'm not saying this in a joking way, I'm saying, this is what happened.
It wasn't working, they were coming right back, and then they literally, literally moved them all the way and I have to tell you, a lot of the politicians, they never came back because it's too far, they would put them on boats and all the way down south, and that was (inaudible), but then, a lot of things happened, and a lot of changes place took place and now we've become so politically correct as a country that we can't even walk, we can't think properly, we can't do anything, every time you say something, oh, that was not politically correct, it wasn't politically correct.
Nobody respects women more than I do, we'll tell you, and I use, that's true, and I will do more, thank you, it's true. My mother was the greatest person there was, but nobody respects women more than I do and two weeks ago, I was making a speech, I said, I respect women, I cherish women, I do, I cherish women, and Hillary said, we don't want to be cherished, we want to be respected, I said, I said that. I think you wanna be cherished too, it's better than respect, it's everything, you wanna be respected, you wanna be loved, you wanna be cherished, you wanna be everything, I think.
Am I right, women, or wrong? I mean, you know. And, nobody cares more than I do, and I will tell you, women's health issues where Jeb Bush recently said that he's not gonna fund them, then he said he misspoke, the word is misspoke, he misspoke, can't misspeak, I mean, that's gonna be so vital and so important, and we're gonna take care of our women, but we're gonna take care of our vets, we're gonna take care of every, we're gonna really take care of people because I know how to do it, we're gonna bring jobs back into the country, we're gonna become a rich country again, we're a poor country, we're a poor country, we're a debtor nation.
We owe now 19 trillion, for a few months, I've been saying 18, now it's up to 19. We owe China, $1.5 trillion, think of it, they take our jobs, they take our base, they take our money, and we owe them $1.5 trillion, how does that, that's like a magic act. We owe Japan the exact same amount, $1.5 trillion, we owe them, they send millions of cars here, we pay for the cars, they, no tax, no nothing, by the way, try doing business in Japan, I always say, how many Chevrolets do you think you're gonna find in the middle of Tokyo, maybe none. Do you think none?
There might be none. We sell them beef and they don't want it, beef, and they don't want it, they send it back, the farmers don't want it. So, we owe Japan $1.5 trillion, think of it, they sell us all these cars, we owe them money, on top of everything else, it's gonna stop, it's gonna stop, so easy, it's so easy, we have to balance out.
I went to my people this week and I said, I wanna know something, I wanna know how much do we, in terms of balance of trade, how much are we behind the eight ball, the US trade deficit with China, Japan, and Mexico. Well, China, it's almost $400 billion a year, $400 billion, Japan is almost $70 billion a year, and Mexico, 45, 45 billion, then they say, oh, you can't get Mexico to pay for the wall, it's $5 million, believe me, I'll build bigger, better, stronger, for half the price, much less than half the price, no, no, much less than half the price because I know how to build, I know, it, I watch it myself, oh, it's gonna be so beautiful, it's gonna work so well, it's gonna so work well.
You see the picture in the big magazine this weekend? I knew the magazine because I was on the cover, that's the only reason I read it, but they have a wall, like, probably, eight or nine feet, and they have a ramp going up and another ramp going down, they have cars and trucks going over, taking drugs. So, here's the deal, we get the drugs, they get the money. These trucks go right over the ramp, over the wall, can't do that when the wall is higher than this ceiling, or it's a long way down if they miss that ramp, I'll tell you, it's a long way. And I'm not (inaudible), if people can get away with this stuff, let them get away with it, but we're gonna make our country so strong and so beautiful, we're gonna do it.
So then, I put in something on policy with regard to the Second Amendment. I'm a big Second Amendment person and I, you've all seen it, and in two weeks, this is something that I've really gotten to know a lot about, we're gonna take care of our vets. I'm going to put in a policy paper on the veterans and the Veterans Administration and I know what to do. These guys, it's not even the money, we spend so much money, but we have all thieves, tremendous corruption, a few weeks ago on Wednesday, we had the longest wait in the history of the Veterans Administration.
You're in a waiting room, they waited days to see a doctor, they're dying, you saw that, you saw the reports, hard to believe, so many people are dying while they're waiting, they're dying, things that can be taken care with a pill, with a, a couple of visits, with maybe one visit, and they're dying, it's not gonna happen anymore, it's not gonna happen anymore. So, that's one I really look forward to and that one is going to be, and I'll tell you, just briefly, of, and it's common sense, when they're waiting too long, they're gonna go to a private doctor, or private hospital, public hospital, whatever the hell is in the city, we're gonna pay the bill, and then we're gonna take care of these people, okay, we're gonna take care of them.
So, so, and that's so important to me, I mean, because some of the greatest people, I've, I've met some of the greatest people I've met on this trail, we call it the. Do you believe I'm a politician? I can't believe it, I'm so embarrassed, I, people say, you're a politician, I say I hope not, but, I guess, in a certain way I am for a little while, and, hopefully, it works out and we're gonna do something that's gonna be wonderful and you're gonna be very happy. So, good, go ahead, you can go ahead.
You know, it's funny. A few weeks ago, I got a great story, and they said, he's a great speaker, wonderful public speaker, but he has one problem, he speaks through the applause and I never thought of it and I realized, they're right, people start applauding, I start speaking, they immediately shut up, and, I said, you know, but, you know why, because I'm so excited to tell you about the next thing, there's so many things we have to do, there's not enough time to wait for the applause, it's true, and I speak through the applause and I think I'll keep doing it because it's exciting to me, right. Does that make sense? So, I appreciated the article and the guy's right, actually, but, although I don't know, who knows.
So, what I did is we came up with a really great tax plan that has been really praised, and some cases not, they said it's too big, it's too big, gotta put our country back to work. We have the highest taxes in the entire world, highest in the world, our corporations are leaving our country because the taxes are too high and I did a very sophisticated, very beautifully detailed policy paper. Now a lot of the press, would say, prior to that, especially, and the Second Amendment and, frankly, immigration, they would say, oh, he talks well but he doesn't talk, you know, I went to great schools, I'm like a smart person, it's like, oh, he doesn't talk details.
So, all of a sudden I'm speaking details and even if they don't like the details, they appreciated that I gave them the details. I will tell you, the tax plan is, I think, really something we're proud of and I'm gonna go over just quickly because most of you have heard it, but it's gonna help you, it's gonna help in a lot of ways. Number one, it's gonna help with jobs, it's gonna help with jobs, gonna put people to work, we're taking jobs back, we're gonna have, we are going to have companies now come back into our country, we're gonna have a lower tax rate than China, we're gonna have a lower tax rate than many of these countries.
You know what corporate inversion is? Corporate inversion is a disaster. Companies have billions, trillions, at least 2.5 trillion total outside of the country, everybody agrees the money should be allowed to come back in, Republicans, Democrats, this has been going on for years, they still can't agree, they agree, but they can't come to a conclusion, and if we bring that 2.5 trillion, and I'll tell you, it's a bigger number than that, and if it is, my plan's even better, but I'm letting it come in for a very reasonable price, meaning, a very reasonable tax. Right now the tax is so high, you can't bring it, if anybody was running one of those companies, you can't get it in, they work on paperwork and the, they can't get it in, smart, they have greatest lawyers, can't get the money in.
So I'm gonna simplify it, I want the money to come in so that these companies, number one, don't go. You know what they do? A lot of them leave, you know this, in order to get the money, they actually move their company to Ireland, to other places in Europe, to other places in the world in order to get the money, and you have some big, incredible companies, big name companies that are now thinking of leaving the United States to get the money and to get lower taxes, and there's really no way you can stop that, you can't say it's illegal because they'll find a way around it, the only thing that stops is the marketplace, the marketplace is gonna stop it.
So, we're gonna take care of that, but, we have, and I, I sort of titled it tax reform that will make America great again, today, they said it's very Reaganesque, I consider that a great compliment, one of the writers, one of the writers said that, and, thank you. And I start off, too few Americans are working, too many jobs are being shipped overseas, and too many middle income families just cannot make ends meet, we all know it, and if it's not you, you know people where that's the case.
My plan directly meets these challenges and the challenges also of business, we're gonna make our businesses strong again, we're gonna make them competitive again, and, by the way, nothing to do with this, but we're gonna get rid of the regulations that are mounting up like on a daily basis, it's ridiculous, regulations are gonna go the wayside, there will be some, but they'll be meaningful, they won't be the nonsense that every single day is happening, every single day.
The plan will provide major tax relief for middle income and most other Americans, major tax relief. It'll totally simplify the Tax Code, will grow the American economy, and all of this will add up to a point where we're not gonna be increasing our debt, if anything, if it really kicks in like I think it might, where the economy grows, we'll start reducing our debt and reducing it big league, which I wanna do. And, again, it's, it's, I know the people I'm running against, and I know Democrats, Republicans, they can't do this, folks, I'm really good at at. Who's better at debt than I am? Who's better? Is there anybody?
I've had borrowing so big and I worked out perfectly, the company's bigger, better, stronger, than ever before, that's what you need, you need somebody with whatever the hell that is, whatever that craziness is up there, you need, you need that, you need that, you can't just be a politician, all talk, no action, they talk, they wouldn't know what to do with China. Carl Icahn, great entrepreneur, everybody knows Carl Icahn, he came out yesterday, he said, Trump is the only one that knows what he's talking about, and he's great, and I'll get him involved, I'll say, Carl, you handle China, and you know what I'll do, just walk away.
Don't worry, we'll do very well, we'll do very well, we're gonna come out great, we're not gonna have a $400 billion deficit, that'll go away very rapidly, and we'll get along. China doesn't even like us, you know, these countries, they rip us off, they don't even like us, with me, I'll stop the rip off and they'll like us. Can you believe it? Hard to believe, but that's what'll happen.
So, in the plan, we're going to cut the individual rates from, and this is very important, number one, we're cutting down from seven brackets to four and the rates are going from 25 to 20 to 10 and to zero. When somebody's not making enough to live, what's the purpose of them doing lengthy returns, going to get help from H&R Block, who we intend to put out of business because it's so ridiculous, so ridiculous, in order to pay a small, I mean, these people need help, they're not doing well, so what's the purpose, plus, the bookkeeping, it'll be a tremendous percentage, but, and many, and some are not paying now anyway, but they have to go through this process, it's brutal. So we're gonna simplify, but think of it, 25 percent, 20 percent, and 10 percent, and it's, that's a major reduction.
Now, some people say it's too big a reduction, some of the great geniuses that haven't made a dollar in their life, not a dollar, they haven't created one job, well, I think it's too much, the only dollars they get is from their mouth. Then, if you're single and earn less than $25 thousand, or married and jointly earn less than $50 thousand, you will not pay any income tax, okay, you won't, if, if that's the way it is. What's the purpose? What is the purpose? We eliminate the marriage penalty, which is a killer for so many people, a killer. What's the purpose of that? And, by the way, everyone agrees, and they can't get it done. We eliminate the AMT, which is the Alternative Minimum Tax, we eliminate it. We end the death tax, it's a double taxation, it's a double taxation.
I mean, a lot of you, as an example, in New Hampshire, you have a store, you have a little building, you have a, some, you leave it to your kids, the kids get a tax bill where they have to pay 35 and even 50 percent in estate taxes, now, they mortgage up the business, the bank ends up taking it over because they have to pay the estate taxes, and you've been paying taxes all the while, it's double taxation and it has to end. So many businesses have been destroyed by the death tax or the estate tax, as people like to call it, but so many businesses, so it's very important. Our plan reduces and or totally eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes available to special interests, who, by the way, are supporting Bush and Rubio and most of them, and Hillary, big league Hillary, big league Bush.
You know, Bush is gonna spend $100 million on ads, that money comes from friends of mine, they're friends, I know, some are enemies, some of them I don't like at all, actually, many of them I don't like, but, but, when you see an ad, every time you see an ad from Rubio or Bush or Hillary, remember, that money's coming from special interest and lobbyists, and when they want something done in a year from now, two years from now, if they ever get in, be sad. Won't that be sad?
If Trump doesn't make it, won't that be a terrible thing? But, when that money gets spent on, you know, millions, 25 million, Jeb today put in an order, I hear, 25 million for ads. Well, what do you do when you're weak on immigration and you're in favor of common core? How do you solve that problem with ads? I don't think you solve it. Rubio, the same thing, he's very, very, very weak on immigration, a member of the Gang of Eight, totally weak on immigration. How do you solve a problem when you say people can just pour in? Made a speech not so long ago, in Spanish, saying he wants to open up the borders, essentially, he didn't want you people hearing it so he made the speech in Spanish, that's true, but he's very weak on illegal immigration.
And I don't think, I'm not sure, I may be wrong, but whether you're Rubio or Bush, I have to tell one story. Do you mind? So, Bush, is the mentor of Rubio and everybody said this is politics at its lowest and worst, I can't stand these politicians, right, so Bush is the mentor, and he goes out and he says, yes, and he pushed and everybody said Rubio will never run because it would be disrespectful to his mentor, and I understand that, that's called loyalty, right, I mean, that's sort of nice, hello, folks, how are you, that's sort of nice, right, you know, you're loyal, I believe in that.
So everyone said Rubio will never run, the great genius pundits, they're on Fox and CNN and MS and they're all there and, oh, no, he'll never run, he runs, they were all wrong, very disloyal, it was disloyal, very young, he runs, and they ask Bush, what do you think of Rubio, Rubio comes out and he's talking about Bush and, you know, what do you think of Rubio, he's my dear friend, he's so wonderful, I love him so much. Then they ask Rubio, who's running against Bush, and he's, you know, probably shouldn't be from a loyalty standpoint, the veterans know what I mean about loyalty.
Right? Right? Right? So they ask Rubio, what do you think of Bush, oh, he's my dear friend, wonderful, just. They hate each other, they hate, trust me, I know, they hate so much, they hate more than anybody in this room hates their neighbor, any, but it's political bullshit. Do you understand? It's true, it's true.
So, let's go. So, we're gonna reduce or eliminate most of the deductions, loopholes available to special interest, and the very rich, me, I don't like that, maybe I'll change my mind on that one, I don't know, gonna cost me a lot, while preserving charitable giving, which is important, and giving mortgage interest deductions, we wanna leave the mortgage interest, you know, couple of the plans, yeah, you gotta have it, you know, a lot of people were worried about real estate, try taking the mortgage interest deduction out, you'll see what's gonna happen to real estate. You wanna see a crash? Try that one.
So, we end the current tax treatment of carried interest, it's a little complicated stuff, but, the business folks know what that means, for speculative partnerships (inaudible) not grow businesses or create jobs, and are not risking their own capital, that's what happens, they get this big thing, they're not risking their own capital, and it's a big number, somebody said it's not so big, it's a big number, big number, but it's big number up here, it's a big number psychologically, big, big number psychologically, so we have to do that, and a lot of the Hedge fund guys, they're not happy with me right now, but they're nice, but they didn't give me anything, they want to, you know, as soon as you go to number one, it's amazing how many guys call up, Don, I love you very much, I'd like to make a contribution.
I don't want it. Am I making a mistake? I feel sort of like it's like, it's not natural to me, I'm turning down a lot of money, believe me, I hope it's appreciated someday, no, honestly, no, honestly because if I turn down tens of millions of dollars, and I lose, I will feel so stupid, really, I'd say, well it didn't matter, so, I hope it's appreciated. No business of any size from a Fortune 500 company to a mom and pop shop, we. How many people own a shop? Raise your hand. Great business, right? Okay, well you're in the category now because the taxes are too high. Is that right?
So no business of any size from a Fortune 500 company to a mom and pop shop to a freelancer and you have a lot of them in New Hampshire, freelancers, plenty of freelancers, living from gig to gig will pay more than 15 percent of their business income in taxes, we're not gonna take all the money away anymore, and people aren't gonna create jobs if you do that, so we're gonna have jobs, this is a job creator, this is real, this will be really dynamic, this will be something special.
Now, a lot of people that don't know, they don't get it, but many people that do, really get it. A one-time deemed repatriation, that's what I was talking about all the money coming back in, of the corporation cash held overseas at a significantly discounted rate of 10 percent, in other words, they're bringing it over, we're gonna tax them 10 percent and they're gonna have the money in our country, instead of having it overseas.
Tax rate of 10 percent and ends to the deferral of taxes on corporate income earned abroad so that what you go and you do is you're gonna have tremendous incentives for people even if they're doing business abroad, but you're gonna bring the money back into the United States and they're gonna put the money back to work, even if they just give it out in dividends, because the people getting the dividends are gonna spend the money, and you're talking about trillions of dollars are over there, trillions of dollars, and believe me, mark my words, I told you before, they say it's 2.5 trillion, I say it's much more than that, nobody even knows.
So, corporate inversion, we're gonna stop and we're gonna have companies not leave. In the old days, people would leave New York and they'd go to Florida, or, they'd leave New Jersey, they'd go to Texas, where the taxes are lower, now, they leave the United States and they go to Ireland and they go to other countries where they have lower tax rates and other things, but with what I'm doing, they're not gonna be leaving anymore, and we're gonna have to say, boom, you're staying, they're not gonna leave anymore, so it really works.
What we wanna do now is reduce or eliminate many of the business loopholes because we're lowering their taxes so much that we can get rid of these tremendous complicated loopholes, and in the end, the business taxes are gonna be lower than they were before, substantially, but you're not gonna have accountants where you have tax returns that go up to the ceiling if you have a business, it's gonna be simple, gonna be less taxes, and it's gonna be simple. So, we're gonna be in a position to do some amazing things and I've gotten just so many people are so thrilled with what I said about taxes and I thought I'd review it for you, I, I did this the other day at Trump Tower and we had a great turnout and, as I said, we had just amazing response.
So, let's talk a little bit about ISIS and let's talk about our country. We spent, thank you, we spent so much money, so much money in the Middle East, just spent trillions, just in Iraq, $2 trillion, just in Iraq, not to mention, even more importantly, the lives and the Wounded Warriors, who I love, who I love, these are the greatest of all, we don't care of them properly, but these are the greatest of them all, the Wounded Warriors. So we have a President who doesn't know what he's doing, we have a President who looked like, remember he said they were the JV, that ISIS was the JV, well he looked like the JV last week when you compared him to Putin, in New York, the JV.
So, now we have Putin, said I'm going into Syria and I'm gonna knock the hell out of ISIS, he said, and I'm saying, what's so bad with that, you know, is there anything wrong, that's okay, it's all right, but I also say, we wanna be strong, we can't let him push us around. The problem we have is we have a President who is not respected by Putin, just not respected. He leaves New York, leaves the United Nations, couple of days later, he's got massive amounts of artillery and planes and everything else, all very quickly done, we would never act like that, we would never act like that. I saw one of your Generals, I won't mention his name, one of your top Generals the other day, active, they said, what do you do about ISIS, can we win, that was the, oh, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
Do you think General George Patton would say I don't know? Do you think he'd say that? I don't know, he'd smack the reporter in the face, kick him in the lips, he would give a smack to that guy. Or General Douglas MacArthur, the highest marks in the, I'm a big person for academia, I believe in it, the highest marks in the history of West Point, General MacArthur, a great General. Can you imagine him saying I don't know what'd do about? These guys know, the good ones, they know, but we have people that don't know, either they don't know or they're being so constrained by politics that they're afraid to say, but we have to be tough and we have to be smart.
At the same time, I wanna rebuild this country. We have bridges that are falling down, we have 60 percent of our bridges are in danger, 60 percent. We have roadways that are coming apart. We have airports that are third-world, I mean you go over to Qatar, you go over to Saudi Arabia, you go over some of these countries, China, you see airports the likes of which you have never ever seen before, and then you come back and you land at LaGuardia, it's true, potholes, potholes, you land at LaGuardia or Newark, or LAX, and you walk into a filthy terminal that's falling apart with broken Terraza floors, and that's what we have.
We used to be the leaders, we have to rebuild our own country, and, you know, when you owe 19 trillion and you wanna take care of the vets, and you wanna build up the military, because I will build up the military so big, so strong, nobody's gonna mess with us, nobody, nobody, now, with that being said, but you have to know when to use it, you have to know when, Right? I mean you have to know when, so in 2004 and 2003, I said don't go into Iraq, I didn't know that much about Iraq, but I knew this, Iraq and Iran are are always fighting and they're equals, they go 10 feet this way, they go 10 feet this way, then they use poison gas, or, Saddam Hussein, who was terrible, then the other side uses, but, but then they rest for a few years, then they start fighting, nobody ever moves. Right, is that right?
So I said, I don't know if they have weapons of mass destruction, turned out to be false, but if they do, they're gonna use it on Iran, okay, that was Iraq, but if you ruin one of those two powerful agents, the other one's gonna take over and it's gonna be a disaster in the Middle East, you're gonna have a totally destabilized Middle East, that was in Reuters, 2004 in June, or July, a big story, Trump opposed to doing it. Now, again, I'm the most militaristic person in this room, but you gotta know when to use it. It's like, also, I said, well, wait a minute, of all of these guys that blew up the World Trade Center, they all went back to Saudi Arabia, the families, they sent their families back a day early to Saudi Arabia, I said, but why are we going after Iraq right now?
The families went back to Saudi Arabia, they didn't go back to Iraq, I think one might have, nobody knows, we know nothing, we know nothing, we know nothing, but I said you're gonna destabilize the Middle East. So here's what happens, we totally wiped out Iraq, totally destabilized the Middle East, gave other people ideas that you can actually knock these things out, Iran, as you sit here tonight, is taking over Iraq, which, by the way, has one of the richest oil reserves in the world, their oil is unbelievable in Iraq, underground, one of the biggest in the world, so they totally take over and they're going to very soon, so we spent all this money, all these lives, all these wounded wars, we got nothing, we got nothing, because we have stupid leadership.
Now, if you know anything about the Soviet Union, if you want the real truth, the Soviet Union broke up because they spent so much in Afghanistan, okay, they spent so much money that they were going bust and that's the primary reason, or certainly one of the primary reasons, that the Soviet Union broke up. The Afghanistanian people, great fighters, always have been known, I have a friend of mine, he's a big war historian, among the best fighters, Afghanistan, so the Soviet here, so now we have the Soviet Union wants to go to Syria, and they wanna knock the hell out of people, and we're fighting Assad because Assad's our enemy and we're fighting Syria, now, Syria wants to fight us out, think of this, just put it together.
You know, a lot of people, I get a little credit, they say, oh, that's not really nice, we, give me a break. So you have ISIS that wants to take on Assad, so we're fighting ISIS, but we wanna fight Assad. Why don't you let those two fight for a little while, and take over the remnants, right? I mean. I guarantee you that Assad is sitting back saying that President is one of the dumbest human beings on earth. It's true. So you have ISIS that wants to fight Assad and ISIS can't because we're bombing them, we're not doing the job, but we're certainly, you know, hurting them, so they're not going after Assad.
Now you have Russia and Iran, now Iran became powerful because we gave them so much money aside from the nuclear, which they will have, believe me, but we gave them 150 billion now, so now they're feeling, they're gonna be a terrorists all over the world, they have so much money, and to them, 150 billion, that's real money, with us, not the same, so now you have Iran and you have Russia on the side of Assad, but they both want, Russia does want ISIS out because they don't want them coming into Russia, they don't want them crossing borders and they don't want them coming into Russia, you have the migration because Syria's such a disaster, and now I hear we wanna take in 200 thousand Syrians, right, and they could be, listen, they could be ISIS, I don't know.
Did you ever see a migration like that? They're all men and they're all strong looking guys. Did you see it? They're walking, and there's so many men, there aren't that many women, and I'm saying to myself, why aren't they fighting to save Syria, why are they migrating all over Europe, seriously.
So, now, now you have this guy, Secretary Kerry, may be the worst negotiator, I think he will go down as a worse Secretary of State than Hillary Clinton, because of the deal, and she was terrible, but I think he's gonna go down as worse because of this deal, so now you have him saying we're gonna take in maybe, I mean the number I'm hearing, it's inconceivable, you know, it started off with 10 thousand, the other day, I heard 200 thousand, we're gonna take in 200 thousand Syrians or wherever they come from, we have no idea, there's no identification, there's no anything, and I'll tell you right and I'm putting everybody on notice and hopefully this gets outside of this room and I guess it will with all these crazy cameras going back there, I'm putting the people on notice that are coming here from Syria as part of this mass migration that if I win, if I win, they're going back, they're going back, I'm telling you, they're going back because, you know, military tactics are very interesting.
This could be one of the great tactical ploys of all time, a 200 thousand men Army, maybe, or if you said 50 thousand, or 80 thousand, or a 100 thousand, we got problems, and that could be possible, I don't know that it is, but it could be possible, so they're going back, they're going back, I'm just telling them, so if they come, that's great, and if I lose, I guess they're staying, but if I win, they're going back, and I know a lot people would say, oh, that's not nice, we can't afford to be nice, we're taking care of the whole world, we're losing our shirts on everything we do, everything we do.
So, tonight I'm doing a show on CNN at 10:00 and the question was asked to me, why don't you give us policy, policy with respect to your attitudes or on war in the Middle East, why don't you tell us exactly what you're going to do in Syria, what you're gonna do in Iraq, what, I said, I don't wanna tell you, it sounds terrible, I really know a lot about it, I think, I think my biggest I think, other than jobs, everybody says, you know, CNN did a poll, I'm threw the roof on job, through the roof on leadership, through the roof on almost everything, other than some people don't think I'm a nice person, I'm sort of low on that, but, you know, ultimately, I am a nice person, I love people, I wanna help people, but, you know, thank you, you know, actually, you know where I do my best favorables, in New Hampshire, Iowa, and South Carolina because they got to know me, I'm here so much, those are the places, so once I get out, I think people will find out.
You know what? I just wanna do the right thing and I tell the story about a woman said do you think you're nice enough to be, I said, I think it's gonna be about competence this time, people are tired of being pushed around, they're tired of it, but I said to this person, nice person, Don Lemon, I said, Don, I wanna be unpredictable, I had an article about, not so long ago, a business article and I beat some group of, I love winning, I love, and I beat this group for something that everybody, I just beat them and it turned out to be great and one of my opponents, not in a bad way, but in a very respectful way said, you know, the thing about Trump that's really hard, he's so damn unpredictable, we don't know what the hell he's gonna do, and I said, I wanna be unpredictable, I wanna be, so, when they asked me, and does Patton, and so does MacArthur and so does anybody that's smart, so when they asked me about, like what I wanna do with Syria, I know what I wanna do, believe me, you're gonna happy, but I don't wanna tell, I don't want them to say, oh, well Trump's gonna do this, or will do this, I wanna be unpredictable, so important, it's so important, I mean, it just, we have to do it.
Does that, does everybody agree with me? And, and maybe if you're unpredictable, the stupid people are gonna say, oh, well, he doesn't know that much. You know, hey, when Obama said we're leaving Iraq on a certain date, now you understand, these are Iraq soldiers, that comprised ISIS, these were guys that formed ISIS, these are tough cookies, they didn't like us and they didn't really wanna fight for Iraq because Iraq is a corrupt government, you know, remember when they were handing $50 million of cash, cash, they were going through Afghanistan, paying off, I wanna know who were the soldiers that are carrying cash of $50 million, cash, how stupid are we? I wouldn't be surprise, those soldiers, I wouldn't be that surprised if the cash didn't get there, I have to be honest.
But, remember when Obama was saying we will leave, we are leaving Iraq as of a certain date. Now, the opponents said, wow, that's great, what do we have to fight anymore, let's just wait a year and a half. That's what happened, and then as soon as we left, they knocked the shit of everybody. Right? They just knocked the hell of everybody. Obama, this great President of ours, we will leave, remember he gave a certain date, a date certain, we will be out, and these tough guys, these are tough fighters, especially when they have something they wanna fight for, they didn't wanna fight for a corrupt government, but he gave a certain date. So I wanna be unpredictable, okay, I would never have given a date, I might have said we're gonna stay there for 20 years, we're gonna stay there for eternity, and these other guys would say, oh, man, we give up, it's just, we just can't do this.
No, honestly, they would have said it, we were doing fine, I mean look, we shouldn't have been there, but we were doing okay toward the end and then we took everybody out, but, instead, if you would have said, no, no, we're gonna be there forever, and I didn't wanna go in, but I would have said, no, we're never leaving, we're never leaving. They would have said, okay, this guy's crazy, we're out of here. Don't we want that as a think, right?
So, so I love the people of New Hampshire, I love you, I love the people of this country, and I didn't really wanna do this, I, I did something, I have this, people actually thought I wouldn't run because they'd say, what's, why would he do this, it's hard, nasty, the press is horrible, not all of it, but horrible, the, the, you know, it's hard, and they say, why would he do it, I do it because we have a chance to make this country greater than it's ever been before, I really believe that, and if I didn't believe that, I wouldn't do it, I wouldn't do it. The one thing I will warn you about, I don't think we can go on like this much longer, I really don't, I think this election is so important, beyond important, because we cannot continue to go on like we're going on right now.
We need a real leader, we want somebody that loves the country, truly loves the country, truly wants to make it work, and I can promise you this, I can promise you this, if I get elected President, we will, indeed, make America great again, that I can tell you, that I can tell you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, everybody. Thank you.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
We have been doing business with Firmins for many years now, purchasing various products the majority of which would be paper, forms, and printers. We have been in a Managed Print Services contract with them since 2010.
We continue to do business with Firmins because we have found them to be a valuable business partner. Their products, services, and maintenance have been of excellent quality. Their pricing has always been competitive. We have established excellent business relationships with their staff at all levels: management, office, sales, and service. They have been able to meet our needs in a professional, reasonable, and timely manner.
I would certainly recommend them to anyone looking for office and printing equipment, supplies, and services. They are friendly and knowledgeable group of people with which to do business.
It is my pleasure to recommend Firmin's Office City. During the past eight years, I have worked directly with Keith Burns and the Service Department on numerous projects. Firmin's has always offered us great service.
When service is needed on our printers, Firmin's is always very punctual in returning our calls and setting a time to service our machines. They typically are here the same day or the following day.
They illustrate that they want to help when we are in need of a quick fix by asking for a recommendation on a time frame that fits our schedule.
They always offer quality service and give attention to detail and quality.
I buy most of my supplies from Firmin's Office City and also have my office printers and copiers under a maintenance contract. Their prices are very competitive and customer service is first class.
Their sales representatives and service department employees are always professional and ready to help if I need supplies quickly or have a machine break in my office.
They are a GREAT company and maintaining those aspects of my office are stress-free because I do not spend hours looking for the right product at the right price.
I would recommend Firmin's Office City to any company or government agency.
Our company has used Firmins Office Supply for quite some time now, and we have never been discontent in any way! They are there to help in any way possible. They can always find exactly what you are looking for. Their website is very user friendly. Their customer service goes above and beyond any and all expectations. Their prices are unbeatable. All the people at Firmins take time to get to know their customers and their customer's needs. I would never go anywhere else for any of my office supplies!
Over the past 4 years our school district has partnered with Firmin's Office City for our copier and networked device needs.
We have found Firmin's performance and service to be professional, courteous, dependable and reasonably priced. I would recommend them to anyone looking for office equipment and for service of equipment.
Courtney Construction has always had a very positive relationship with Firmin's. They are always more than willing to help us find what we need, and offer the most competitive prices. We value their customer service and willingness to help, and will continue to call on them for years to come.
Austin Finance has done business with Firmin's for over 5 years and we have enjoyed the exceptional customer service. Our sales rep, Leslie Hodges, is very knowledgeable about all the products and goes above and beyond her job to insure that all Firmin's customers are completely satisfied.
Firmins OC - Carthage is our one stop shop for our office supplies. Leslie goes above and beyond to meet our needs. Many times we are not sure what we need, and she always comes to the rescue. KUDOS to Firmins in Carthage -- keep up the wonderful work!
For the past few years we have used Firmin's Office City for all of our office needs. From office supplies to office furniture, they have gone above and beyond to make sure that our needs were met, while insuring that the price was right!


text:
322 N. La Brea Ave.
Chiropractic Center
We are located on the EAST side of La Brea Ave., just NORTH of Beverly Blvd.
There are 5 parking spots available behind our office for your convenience (first come, first served). You can access our parking lot through the alley off Oakwood Ave. or Beverly Blvd. There are also many parking spots available on the streets directly behind our office and 2 Hour parking on La Brea between 9AM-4PM weekdays and weekends.
© Chiropractic Center of Los Angeles 2019


text:
A number of significant historical events have occurred in...
Christian Science
The Christian Science movement began in the 1860s in Massachusetts and is based on the teachings of Mary Baker Eddy. Eddy claimed that direct revelation had given her the understanding
Christian Science in Georgia and in the South began in 1886, when Julia S. Bartlett, a close associate of Eddy's, spoke in Atlanta. During this time a prominent Atlantan, Sue Harper Mims, heard about Eddy's teachings and began to study Christian Science. She subsequently claimed to be cured of a chronic ailment and later became an active practitioner in Atlanta, as well as a lecturer and teacher of Christian Science. Other people also claimed to be healed through reading Eddy's Science and Health. As word spread, congregations began to form.
The Macon and Savannah, took root before 1900, and all three churches continue to hold public services on Sundays and Wednesdays. Early in 1900 several other congregations formed, and today there are churches throughout Georgia. The Georgia office of the Christian Science Committee on Publication is located in Atlanta.
Christian Science teaches that God is principle, mind, soul, spirit, life, truth, love, supreme good, and father-mother. God is the one and only cause and creator but does not have a mind and is not personal. Heaven and hell are states of consciousness that humans experience according to their levels of thought. All flesh and matter is an illusion, as are sickness, death, and sin. Everything that exists is good; nothing can exist that is not good, and Christian Scientists strive to demonstrate this goodness in their daily lives through healing themselves and others of illness.
The Bible is foundational to Christian Science. Doctrinally, Christian Science disagrees with many central tenets of a classical expression of the Christian faith. Christian Science denies, for example, the Trinity and the deity of Christ. Clergy and preaching are not a part of the practice. Eddy's writings and the Bible—as interpreted by Eddy—are the sources of authority for Christian Science.
Media Gallery: Christian Science
Further Reading
Willa Cather and Georgine Milmine, The Life of Mary Baker G. Eddy and the History of the Christian Science (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1993).
Stephen Gottschalk, The Emergence of Christian Science in American Religious Life (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1973).
Robert Peel, Facts about Christian Science (Boston: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1975).
David S. Williams, From Mounds to Megachurches: Georgia's Religious Heritage (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2008).
Stephen Gottschalk, The Emergence of Christian Science in American Religious Life (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1973).
Robert Peel, Facts about Christian Science (Boston: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1975).
David S. Williams, From Mounds to Megachurches: Georgia's Religious Heritage (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2008).
Cite This ArticleHolcomb, Justin S. "Christian Science." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 13 August 2013. Web. 24 June 2019.
More from the Web
From Our Home Page
Georgia State Parks
Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites, a division of the Department of Natural Resources, protects more than 85,000 acres of natural beauty at more than sixty parks and historic sites in the stateRead more...
Georgia Ports Authority
The purpose of the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA), according to the agency's mission statement, is "to develop, maintain, and operate ocean and inland river ports within Georgia; foster internationaRead more...


text:
Are you enthusiastic about real estate investments? Perhaps you have seen friends make a profit by doing so? Which can be you also! You simply need to know what you are actually doing. The ideas located below offer great advice for investing in real estate property.
Will not believe that the value of property will climb. This assumption is dangerous in this market as well as individual property. Only put money into people who provide you with an almost immediate cash flow. Once your property appreciates, this could be added income.
In a negotiation, always listen more than you talk. Once you perform talking, you could negotiate backwards. Also, listening allows you to know just when to make your play to get the cost you want.
Don't buy real-estate investments that happen to be sub-par. Even though the price may be good, you might have no buyers, meaning you will be tied to this property. Spend a little more to have something prime which will be a sure bet with regards to getting your money back.
Be certain to assess its prospect of increased value when you are seeking a good investment property. A lot that sits directly on the liquid or even in the center of your business district will likely keep growing in value. Consider the long term costs and take into account the possibilities.
Always look into the whole neighborhood wherein a property is before you buy anything there. Good neighborhoods always hold valu, and depressed neighborhoods tend not to usually offer a good return. Buyers look closely at location, and you ought to too.
Consider rental income when you evaluate how much a bit of property is worth. This could net you a lot of money. After renting your house for a long time, you are able to profit further by selling it.
When thinking about the importance of a possible investment, be realistic about the level of rent you are able to charge. This helps you will top Louisiana real estate agent be making thousands in the past year from others who live in it. Then, you are able to resell it later fort a massive gross profit.
You need to make a tad bit more than you needed to pay in the property. In the event you shoot for simply getting the investment back, you will get wasted time and effort. Sell it off for enough to make a profit, although create the changes necessary to renovate your house.
Tend not to dig up anything if you are attempting to make renovations. It may be also illegal to dig in a few areas, so do your homework first.
Patience is crucial once you get started. Your initial property investment transaction might not exactly happen as quickly as you would like. Sometimes the terms won't be right. Don't be satisfied with a smart investment property just to start. You could be throwing money down the sink. Instead, hold back until you get the best property for the investments.
Think about non-recourse kind of loan if you're considering partnering with other individuals in actual estate investing. This helps protect you in the event the relationship goes bad or maybe if they're irresponsible. This will give you flexibility with making good money.
Just get one property initially. Though you may well be tempted to purchase multiple listings at once, this may be extremely risky to get a newcomer. Instead, get started with only one property, and give yourself some time to learn well worth the cost strategy. This could be great for you in the future.
Discern what kind of building is optimal so that you can keep up to date personally. You cannot simply make a purchase of property and become finished with it. You should consider how you're going to take care of a home so you can market it in the future. You are able to usually have a single story home a lot better than a multi-family unit. Don't take on what you can't reasonably handle.
If you intend on doing real estate being a side business or career, attempt to invest now. Procrastination is a huge mistake in the real estate market. When you use it off, you will simply fall further behind more motivated individuals.
When you start with real-estate investing, you will see that you have to be careful of many things. click here Once you grasp these hazards, you may be significantly better off. Keep these guidelines at heart in becoming successful in actual estate.
Simple Ideas To Use When Purchasing Real Estate
Are you enthusiastic about real estate investments? Perhaps you have seen friends make a profit by doing so? Which can be you also! You simply need to know what you are actually doing. The ideas located below offer great advice for investing in real estate property.


text:
Located at a swanky address on 5th Avenue, Rubin is a bustling community comprised of approximately 680 first-year students. Rubin is part of the FYRE (First Year Residential Experience) and is served by 13 Resident Assistants (RA), a Resource Center Assistant (RCA), a Faculty Fellow-in-Residence, and a Writing Affiliate. The staff provides a plethora of programming, so you will find plenty to do in Rubin at NYU and in NYC! Rubin is home to the following Explorations communities: Enterprising the Artist and Poverty & Affluence. We have several great amenities for residents to take advantage of including a large air conditioned second floor lounge, a black box theatre, a study lounge, a dance room, a piano room, a ping pong room, and a billiards room. Rubin also has a water bottle filling station on the second floor which provides filtered and cool water that helps keep our residents hydrated. At Rubin, we have a tradition of having the most spirited hall government, which we affectionately refer to as SUG@R (Student Undergraduate Government At Rubin). We encourage everyone to get involved in the Rubin community, whether that means running for President of SUG@R, being a floor representative, or attending our fun programs.
Getting Around
Liberal Studies


text: Dr Motion's men's collection are playfully designed for men. With the same commitment to comfort, function, quality and style, these compression socks can be worn all day, everyday for all activities with any outfit. Dr Motion Compression socks are primarily microfiber nylon or cotton and specially treated to be anti-microbial and anti-odor.


text:
Tomorrow is a new beginning; that means that today was an end. I feel like this whole past year has been one succession of ends in my life, and frankly, I'm over it.
Trigger Warning! (for Brad or any of the students from my honors class—they're a sensitive bunch—there will likely be some very bad language in this post, so if you're easily triggered, you might want to skip this…)
Today, I sat through several hours of an end-of-semester planning meeting for our 5-year strategic plan. Yeah, so you know what that was like. However, I tried to pay attention, and a couple things really stood out to me. For example, we were reminded that the brain has basically two regions: one is the decision-making part, and one is the language, or emotional, part. Wanna guess which part dominates my life? I don't know why it was a eureka moment for me. It makes perfect sense. I love language and everything related, and I am completely dominated by my emotions, to the point that rational judgment is often impaired.
We did some good work today, but I was distracted by the fact that there are so many ends in my life now. The end of the semester is a good thing, but it's also a time of reflection. People who work in education get to do that twice a year, once at the end of the calendar year and again at the end of the academic year, and I was thinking about the past year and wishing I had done it better and wishing it wasn't the end.
I'm coming off a very good year, professionally. It seemed like I had the Midas Touch though my pal Nathan said it was due to the year of the "Hen"derson (the Chinese year of the Rooster). I had great students, as always, and my special courses, Creative Writing and Ways of Knowing were innovative and successful; The Rocket!!! This is still incomplete as of this writing, but by all accounts, The Rocket project will go down in history at Helena College, and my name will be attached to it; TENURE!! Yes, friends! It was officially announced yesterday, so I feel confident in announcing that I have received tenure and will spend the rest of my working life at Helena College (unless the President needs a new press secretary, which could happen…).
Let me add the new clubs that so kindly asked me to advise them: TRiO Students 2 Scholars and Newspaper Club, the Helena Helm. These students made me look like a rock star this year. Everyone is talking about the successes of TRiO S2S and the first-ever student newspaper, and I was the lucky person they asked to put the oky-doky on the slip. Just wait though…this is NOT the end of these guys. TRiO S2S is still working on memorial trees and is going into the fall semester with a full leadership team on board. They recruited successfully and have been pioneers in club organization within a two-year college. Plans are in place for a fun run in the fall and a huge orientation presence, along with sponsoring the Rocket book, currently in the making. The Helena Helm plans to be in place to record all the good works of all the clubs beginning early in August and has also highlighted some of our faculty and staff who really deserve some credit (Helenahelm.blogspot.com). It really did seem, at times, as if I could not make a bad move professionally. Never fear…I very competently managed that personally.
How someone can be so successful professionally and so unsuccessful personally is something that Bill Clinton and I apparently share. My personal life, over the past year, has been a succession of ends: the end of my marriage (and because my ex-husband is reading this and will object to my pandering, let me just say it was all my fault), the end of my relationship with my dad (at least my ability to impact that relationship at all), the end of my long stint as a dog-mama (I miss my Lancelot more than I can bear to think about at times), and the end of Karen as I knew her, before.
I lost friends from my former life, people who somehow had to "choose" a side; I lost people I considered family because they, too, had to choose, and I wasn't really family; I lost some self-respect because I wasn't able to be the person, the teacher, the friend, the woman that I know I should be. Despite the fact that I initiated our divorce, I lost myself in the process; the past year is a blur of just moving forward because I had to.
More than anything, as I come off a very successful year professionally, I wish I had been a better teacher. I wonder how good I could have been if I would have been "on." I think about the times I went to class on two hours of sleep…how inept I must have been to facilitate discussions. I think about how distracted I was, really, all year, how my emotional state detracted from my ability to foster learning. I've been fortunate to bask in the glow of the Rocket (and it really is an amazing project), to receive the accolades of the work the clubs have accomplished, to relish the feeling of earned (?) tenure, but today, when my beloved friend Tammy said to me during a pensive moment, "A Penny for your thoughts," my response was one she surely did not expect: tears of regret bubbled up in my eyes: How I wish I'd done things differently, and I wish this wasn't the end.
Oh yeah, the trigger warning? Fuck.


text:
Search results
Early Season Pest Scouting in Corn and Soybeans
instar stages they are capable of cutting plants off near the soil level or tunneling into the plant, ... growth stage, the growing point of soybeans is above the soil surface with the emergence of the ... no-till creates a higher risk situation for damage by slugs. If those soybeans are planted into wet field ...
Rain Damage to Hay
with rain in the forecast is mow sooner rather than later and risk rain on the cut forage, or wait for ... Agriculture & Natural Resources Educator and may be reached at 330-264-8722. CFAES provides research and ...
2019 Dairy Twilight Tour
2019 Dairy Twilight Tour. Rory Lewandowski is an OSU Extension Agriculture & Natural Resources ...
Annual Forages for Early to Mid-Summer Planting
a perennial forage crop whether a legume, grass or legume/grass mixture at this time of year is high risk and ... as regular corn silage (although lower in starch) with very good fiber digestibility. Soil ... possible with all summer annual grasses and management steps should be taken to reduce that risk. Teff is ...
Black Cutworm, Slugs and Armyworm Crop Pests
risk of feeding damage from black cutworm larvae, slugs and armyworms. If feeding damage is extensive, ...
Fill Your Day with Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
risk of foodborne illness, meaning they are more likely to get sick. Those at greater risk for food ... to learn how to reduce the risk of foodborne illness through handling fresh produce safely. Check ...
Utilizing Lower Quality Forages in the Dairy Ration
when soil temperatures are at least 60-65 F and up to late June in northern Ohio mid-July in central ... costs. Master Gardeners Answer Questions During the summer months, Secrest Arboretum Master Gardeners ... insect diagnosis. Master Gardeners will be available to help you in person on WEDNESDAYS from 10am until ...
Summer Food Safety
cook food for finishing later because you increase the risk of bacterial growth. Use crock pots, ... Prepare with Care CLEAN. Wash hands, utensils, and surfaces often. SEPARATE. Don't cross-contaminate ...
Minimize heat Stress on Dairy Cows
They may also have a depressed immune system, leading to greater risk of infections and sickness. ... a good heat abatement program. Rory Lewandowski is an OSU Extension Agriculture & Natural ...
be hosting a FAMACHA© and a Fecal Egg Count Workshop at the Eastern Agricultural Research Station in ...


text:
Sammy The Poodle and I have just moved for the third time in a year and a half. Our first move was from the house in Toronto, my home for 43 years and the only home Sammy had ever known. We moved to a bungalow in Kingston, then to an apartment. Moving to the apartment meant that we no longer had a door to a fenced-in back yard. I wondered how we'd manage. Sammy, being a dog, needs to go out once he wakens and before he goes to bed. In the early days of apartment living I felt sorry for myself having to dress and take him outside. But…once out there… it was inevitably interesting, often spectacularly beautiful. Even in winter, snowdrifts and red-orange sunrises turned the dog owner's duty into a rendezvous with nature.
Sammy and I adjusted to life in a ground-floor two-bedroom unit. Sliding glass doors across the front provided Sammy with a sense of territory. He spent much of his day at those glass doors, watching other tenants, often with dogs, come and go. Constant activities took place within sniffing distance of his lookout. Clearly Sammy enjoyed a sense of territory and stability. The earth and grass were within his olfactory range and he could actually smell other people and dogs when the screen door was in place.
Alas, once I discovered life with a dog in an apartment building was manageable,
I started looking for an apartment higher up. Other tenants managed the elevator in this dog-friendly building. Sammy and I could manage too.
At last, a unit on the tenth floor became vacant. It didn't take me long to sign the lease. From the moment I saw the view from its airy perch, I knew this was the place for Sammy and me. Lake Ontario, sailing boats, sunrises and sunsets: the ever-changing scene below would be a constant source of wonder.
The day of the move, first thing in the morning, I took Sammy to Harvey's for the day. No need to have a bewildered upset Sammy witnessing his home being dismantled. Then I returned to meet the movers who were already outside the apartment building unloading cardboard boxes and wardrobes. At the end of the day, with our home for the last eleven months a hollow, empty shell, we returned to the usual building entrance, walked right past our old apartment door, boarded the elevator and began the slow trip to the tenth floor.
Once inside our new unit, I removed Sammy's harness. His big brown eyes searched my face for some clues as to why we were standing in this strange hallway. Finally he cocked his head and took off for the furthest room, the bedroom. Sniffing thoroughly, he checked my bed, his bed on the floor, the chair and anything else that retained the smells he knew so well. Then he proceeded to the study where he evidently satisfied himself that this, too, was our place. Next he methodically sniffed the living room and assured himself that his water and food bowls had come with us.
He was accustomed to watching the world from the ground floor. I opened the door to the balcony. As you can imagine, it's a lofty perch floats in space. Sammy rushed out, skidded to a stop, looked puzzled and began earnestly sniffing the balcony's periphery. He'd never seen the world from this height.
Our first day in the new apartment was warm enough to leave the door to the balcony open. In the hope that this would help Sammy feel at home, I let him come and go as he wished.
As I write this, he's repeatedly sniffed the edges of this strange perch. Right now, as we end this first day, he's lying, chin on the ground, seemingly exhausted from the stress of moving. I understand this. I'm not feeling too energetic myself.


text:
My friend Matt Coddington paged me on AIM to let me know that he recently launched a new blog call Net Business Blog and asked me to give it a plug. I said, "Sure! Give me money!" After all, I am the root of evil. 🙂
Net Business Blog has been online for less than a month but has attracted over 30,000 visitors in the last 10 days and RSS readership is up to 200 already. That's a pretty good start no matter how you measure it. What is Net Business Blog all about?
The goal of this blog is to provide readers with real insight into the world of online business without the fluff. A lot of business blogs now have just become little more than advertising billboards, but what I hope to do different is give you information that you can actually use to startup or enhance your online business.
Matt is no stranger to the Internet world. He has been online since he was 15 years old. The 21-year-old web designer from Clinton, South Carolina is currently attending the University of South Carolina as a History major. He hopes to never use the degree and make his living online. That's a good thing since I don't know what kind job you can get with a history degree, except maybe for teach history.
Net Business Blog is very cleanly laid out and easy to navigate. However, there is a formatting error when viewed with IE6 – the right sidebar is pushed down below the posts. This doesn't happen with IE7 or Firefox.
For such a young blog, Net Business Blog has some great articles that anyone looking to make a living online should check out. The two part series on Building a Niche Minisite (part 1, part 2) details a systematic walk through to learn how to create a simple niche minisite and turn it into an easy-to-manage, passive cash flow site.
Then there is the Domaining 101 series, where Matt takes you step-by-step into the art of finding, registering and profiting from domain names. You can check out the start of that series here.
Net Business Blog is full of good articles and is updated fairly frequently. Today's post is entitled, 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Make an "I Got Dugg†Post. I wish I would have known them before I got banned (Matt did made a reference to me in the article).
Check out Matt's new blog. I believe you'll find it worthy of being added to your bookmarks or RSS reader (Matt offers a full feed). I think I'm going to give Matt a little hands up by buying a link on his new blog. The cost is only $10 a month and with the blog's current traffic level, that makes it a steal. However, Matt needs to fix that IE6 problem before I buy the link.


text:
© Brian Paterson
Relaxing At The Beach by Brian Paterson is from the story Foxwood Tales
This is one of a number of paintings Brian Paterson produced for his book series about the village of Foxwood featuring Harvey Mouse, Willy the Hedgehog and Rue Rabbit. Living in Henley on Thames Brain painted whilst his wife Cynthia wrote and together they conceived eight Foxwood books which have become modern classics. This image appeared in The Foxwood Smugglers by Cynthia & Brian Paterson, Brian Paterson.
Relaxing at the Beach
|This glorious print shows Brian Paterson's Foxwood characters as they relax on the beach after a hard days work painting Mr Gruffey's caravan. You can almost smell the sea and feel the sand between your toes as you look at Rue Rabbit, Harvey Mouse and Willy the hedgehog tuck into their delicious picnic!
|This is a giclee art print on Hahnemuhle German Etching textured 310gsm paper, signed by Brian Paterson and supplied with a certificate of authenticity from an edition of 25. Published by Blue Cat Press.
|The giclee process uses the highest quality inks with superb fade resistance to produce the most faithful copy of an artwork it is possible to make.
|Image size: 9.2" x 10.2"
|Paper size: 11" x 14"
|Framing: Supplied unframed


text: The group controls one-fifth of the parliament after fielding candidates as independents in 2005 [EPA]l In the Sharqiyah raid, Egyptian forces stormed the home of Hossam Mohammed Abdel Salam and arrested 14 Muslim Brotherhood members on charges of holding a secret meeting and of being in possession of secret documents. The Muslim Brotherhood is the largest and best organised opposition movement in the country, but it is also officially banned, leaving it open to periodic crackdowns. Last week, the Supreme Administrative Court upheld a decision to have 40 members of the group tried by a military court. The 40, including Khayrat al-Shater, the group's financier and third-ranking official, are accused of money-laundering and financing a banned organisation. The group controls one-fifth of the parliament after fielding candidates as independents in the 2005 elections. The Muslim Brotherhood announced in April it would field 20 candidates despite constitutional amendments approved in March that prohibit political activity on a religious basis. SOURCE: Agencies


text:
I'm not so sure about the limitations on length. Jacob Nielsen is highly regarded for his research on web readability. But there's an important limitation to his work all marketers must keep in mind: his studies concentrate on "readability," not "persuasion." While the two are, of course, related, they are not the same, and I'm concerned that his recommendations for improving the former may compromise the latter. After all, we're not in the business of merely distributing information in the most efficient manner possible -- we're responsible, one way or another, for stimulating customer ACTION.
I can anticipate a response that if a document isn't read in the first place, persuasion is moot. But from years of experience, I know that the key to readability isn't length, it's relevance. If a given document isn't relevant, it can never be short enough. If it is relevant, readers (particularly qualified readers) will want to absorb as much useful information as possible. And after all, I'm not interested in holding the attention of readers in general; I'm only interested in the hears and minds of qualified prospects.


text:
|Join hundreds of InfoSec professionals at our upcoming
[Global AppSec DC, September 9-13] and [Global AppSec Amsterdam, September 23-27]
Overall approach to content encoding and anti XSS
From OWASP
When untrusted data is to be rendered to the UI it MUST under both input validation and encoding. Encoding is of significant importance given it can protect the user from client side scripting attacks. XSS (Cross-Site-Scripting) attacks may consist of exploiting or breaching a users system:
-Session Hijacking
–Site Defacement
–Network Scanning
–Undermining CSRF Defenses
–Site Redirection/Phishing
–Load of Remotely Hosted Scripts
–Data Theft
–Keystroke Logging
The following is a suggested encoding matrix. when reviewing code is is important the untrusted data undergoes one of the following encoding schemes depending on the context of where is data sits on the page.


text:
Bill Cosby
Bill Cosby was sentenced to three to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman in Philadelphia in 2004. Judge Steven T. O'Neill called Cosby a "sexually violent predator" and declared, "It is time for justice. Mr. Cosby, this has all circled back to you. The time has come."


text:
The U.S. Senate today rejected an amendment that would have allowed concealed weapons to be carried across state lines.
Both of Colorado's U.S. senators voted in favor of the proposal that would have ensured what's called "reciprocity," in essence requiring states to recognize legally distributed concealed-weapons permits, regardless of where they were issued.
Currently, there are 23 states that issue concealed-weapons permits that Colorado does not recognize.
Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper had signed a national ad urging the amendment's defeat and had lobbied the state's two Democratic senators, Michael Bennet and Mark Udall, against the plan.
Tom Mauser, whose son Daniel was killed in the Columbine shootings, was featured today in a full-page ad in The Denver Post, urging Udall and Bennet to reject the amendment.
After the vote, Bennet issued this statement: "In Colorado, law-abiding gun owners have the right to apply for and receive a concealed-carry permit. Colorado already recognizes the concealed-carry permits from a majority of states and generally grants reciprocity to states that recognize the permits of Colorado gun owners. Any concealed-carry permit holder from another state must follow our criminal statutes, and that would have remained the law if the Thune amendment had passed."
Udall issued the following statement: "Since 2003, Colorado has had a relatively relaxed reciprocity statute recognizing the conceal-carry permits of 27 other states. Our experience over the last six years does not lead me to conclude that passage of this amendment would raise the risk of unlawful gun smuggling or other criminal acts. It allows Coloradans to travel elsewhere once they have obtained a concealed permit in our state. It does not encourage irresponsible behavior or absolve anyone from criminal prosecution in Colorado if they use a gun in the commission of a crime."
Mauser issued this statement after the amendment was rejected: "It is disappointing that Senators Bennet and Udall did not vote the right way today, but I look forward to working with them on future initiatives that will protect innocent Coloradans, like closing the gun-show loophole nationally, which 70 percent of Coloradans supported."
Supporters had argued that the measure would have cut down on crime as criminals would be less likely to target people if they suspected they might be carrying concealed weapons. Opponents worried that the amendment would subvert local control and require states and cities with strict gun laws to accept visitors from states and cities with weaker laws.
Get more news at 9News.com.


text:
Apple TV completely disassembled
iTunes users rejoice. Gone are the days when you had to watch that "Lost" episode you missed on a puny 19" computer monitor. The Apple TV lets you experience your favorite iTunes music, movies, pictures, and shows on your widescreen television.
The Apple TV is an extremely thin, set-top media player designed to link your computer running iTunes 7.1 or later and your television. The media box offers component and HDMI outputs only--no s-video or composite. You'll need an enhanced-definition (ED) or high-definition (HD) widescreen TV capable of 1080i, 720p, 576p, or 480p.
But what makes Apple's latest creation tick? How did Apple fit everything into the Apple TV's skinny case? Come along as we crack open the Apple TV and find out what lurks inside.
Note: This gallery was originally published on April 6, 2007. I am resurfacing it as part of our coverage of the 2nd generation Apple TV--released in September 2010.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
Bill Detwiler has nothing to disclose. He doesn't hold investments in the technology companies he covers.
Full Bio
Bill Detwiler is Editor in Chief of TechRepublic and Tech Pro Research and the host of Cracking Open, CNET and TechRepublic's popular online show. Prior to joining TechRepublic in 2000, Bill was an IT manager, database administrator, and desktop support specialist in the social research and energy industries. He has bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Louisville, where he has also lectured on computer crime and crime prevention.


text:
Medicine Wheel Dental Center Frequently Asked Questions
Does Medicine Wheel Dental accept dental insurance?
Medicine Wheel Dental is known as a fee for service facility/out of network provider. Payment is expected when services are rendered. As a courtesy to our patients who have dental insurance, we submit all dental claims to your insurance company electronically (quickest way available) asking them to send available benefits (payment) to the patient directly. To ensure you are eligible for this type of insurance filing, you will want to make sure that you have "out of network benefits." By providing these services, Medicine Wheel is able to provide for you our patient directly and not the insurance company. This allows us to spend more time and energy where it matters most, your care!What forms of payment does Medicine Wheel Dental accept?
Medicine Wheel Dental accepts almost all forms of payment. Including:
- All major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express)
- HSA (Health Savings Account) Payments
- Cash
- Check (with valid proof of identity)
- Cashier checks
- Money order
- Third party payments (with proper written/signed authorization)
- Care Credit
Does Medicine Wheel Dental offer payment plans?
Payment plans are available through Care Credit Dental Financing. Upon application approval Care Credit offers payment plans with 0% financing for up to 1 year. Or up to 60 months at Care Credit's current rates.
Are anesthetics still used at Medicine Wheel Dental?
Anesthetics are used when needed with most dental procedures. Please let us know if you are chemically sensitive or in recovery from drug or alcohol dependence as we strive to be "recovery friendly". Medicine Wheel Dental has the ability to order preservative free anesthetics from a compounding pharmacy for those patients who are highly reactive to the more commonly used anesthetics. Please let us know if you have ever had any reaction to dental anesthetics or other medications in the past. Medicine Wheel Dental also offers the option of Nitrous Oxide ("laughing gas") for our patients that find themselves apprehensive. In addition to these options, we also have a rescue remedy, desert crisis homeopathic calmer available. The Wellness Center, (adjacent to the Dental office), offers a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Acupuncture, Auricular Therapy, multiple massage modalities, etc., which have been found to have a powerful effect on reducing dental stress and anxiety, pain management along with promoting health and longevity. These services are by appointment and can be scheduled at the Dental office in advance or possibly on a walk in basis if practitioners are available.
Is Medicine Wheel Dental accepting new patients and what does the new patient comprehensive exam include?
Yes, Medicine Wheel Dental is accepting new patients. During the new patient exam you can expect to be in our office for approximately 1.5 hours.
What does the comprehensive exam include:
- If required, X-rays or oral photos (additional charges may apply)
- Full oral examination
- Oral cancer screening
- Jaw/bite body alignment evaluation
We take the time to conscientiously understand your specific needs, find out what works/doesn't work for you and very importantly, determine if you have sensitivity to certain materials and substances. Please let us know in advance if you have known chemical sensitivities or are in recovery from alcohol or substance use.
Do I need to have x-rays taken in order to do an examination?
To provide you with a comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis, recent dental x-rays are a necessity. Patients are welcome to bring previous x-rays to their appointment.
Medicine Wheel Dental will determine what x-rays are necessary. We do suggest a full mouth set of x-rays (18 individual films) every 3-5 years (depending on the patient and their dental history) with check up bitewings annually (most offices will do every 6 months).
Our protocol and extensive annual examinations ensure that Medicine Wheel is always keeping our patient's best interests in mind while providing excellence in preventative care.
We offer digital x-rays. Radiation exposure (already low for dental x-rays) is minimal with this new state of the art technology. For the same exposure as two and a half of the four bitewing checkup x-rays done in most offices, we can take a full set of 18 digital x-rays.
At what age will Medicine Wheel Dental see children as patients?
At Medicine Wheel Dental our most important objective for children is that they have a positive dental experience. In the earlier years (1-6 years old) we find that this is usually accomplished by a Pedodontist (pediatric dentist) as they are more equipped for this specific task. Typically we find with children around 7 years old and up, that we are able to assist in their oral treatment needs. However we have found that in certain cases, even children 7 and above still benefit from or require the care of a pediatric dental office. As each situation and patient is different, please contact our office to discuss your specific needs or questions with regard to this.
What is Holistic Dentistry?
Holistic Dentistry is an approach to dentistry that promotes health and wellness as a primary concern within the dental field. This approach encompasses both modern science, the foundations of dentistry as well as holistic or integrative understandings. It is sometimes called "Biologic" or "Biocompatible" dentistry. Holistic Dentistry acknowledges and supports the mind, body, and spirit of the patient, not just the "teeth". Holistic dentistry is partially based on the notion that what affects the mouth affects the entire body, and vice versa. A holistic dentist also works with other practitioners in the holistic healthcare field, thus offering a comprehensive and integrative approach for you and your family. Holistic dentists seek to minimize your exposure to harmful radiation by using equipment with low radiation emissions, limit the number of x-rays taken and use alternative methods for diagnosis and treatment while being up to date in the use of the latest biocompatible restorations and non-toxic dental materials.
Some of the basic principles of our holistic dental health practice are:
- Avoidance and elimination of toxins from dental materials while using accepted treatment protocols for removing harmful material with as little exposure as possible.
- Determination of chemical sensitivities and use of bio-compatible or biologic materials
- Prevention and treatment of dental malocclusion (bite problems=physical imbalance)
- Prevention and treatment of gum disease at its biological basis; eliminating bacterial exposure to the heart and the bloodstream 'highway'
- The early emphasis on immune system support during dental care
- Microbiological control of infections using effective protocols and natural ingredient
- "Recovery friendly" for those with alcohol or substance abuse issues
While every holistic dentist will have his/her own approach, beliefs, and techniques to co create overall health and wellness, the primary goal for all holistic dentists is to obtain a better standard of health using your oral care as a gateway. Medicine Wheel Dental looks forward to sharing our unique and comprehensive approach with you.
Should I take supplements prior to mercury filling removal?
In general, unless prior IV Vitamin C chelation is elected, it is best to stop high vitamin and antioxidant intake one (1) day before the mercury removal procedure as these supplements will tend to nullify the effects of anesthetics used for pain elimination. Most biological dentists work in conjunction with physicians on mercury removal protocols. The Dentist or Physician may prescribe specific supplements to take prior to the removal of mercury fillings and the appropriate timetable for doing so. It is imperative that chronically ill patients seek advice from a physician knowledgeable in mercury toxicity issues prior to undergoing any mercury removal procedures.
What can I do to support my overall health along with my dental health?
Congratulations! In asking this question you have taken an important step on the journey towards greater health and wellbeing. Please visit the Wellness Center section of our website to begin exploring some of the many ways to support your overall health. Check the website regularly as we will be adding more practitioners, classes, education, inspiration and opportunities in service of high level wellness. You can also make an appointment with one of our wellness practitioners and receive a wealth of useful information along with powerful therapeutic treatment to support your health and wellbeing.