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Fall for convocation
By David Sorensen
First Grenfell, and now St. John's. Sir Wilfred Grenfell College in Corner Brook held its fall convocation Oct. 3 and St. John's will hold graduation ceremonies Friday, Oct. 17, at the Arts and Culture Centre.
More than 900 students will receive their degrees at four sessions of convocation. In Corner Brook there was one session of convocation at which Irish poet John Ennis received an honorary degree.
In St. John's, sessions begin at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. At the 10 a.m., session retired General Rick Hillier will be officially installed as Memorial's sixth chancellor.
Along with the chancellor's installation, honorary degrees will be awarded to publisher Clyde Rose and naval reserve leader Robert Blakely.
Honorary degree recipients are chosen by the Senate, the university's academic governing body, after careful examination of the grounds for their nomination.
The honorary doctorate is designed to recognize extraordinary contribution to society or exceptional intellectual or artistic achievement. The awarding of honorary doctorates, an important feature of Memorial's convocation, serves to celebrate both the individual and the university as well as to inspire graduates, their families and guests.
Also at fall convocation, several professors will be honoured with the designation professor emeritus/emerita: Dr. James Greenlee, Arts, Sir Wilfred Grenfell College; Dr. Peter Booth, Department of Mathematics; Dr. Carolyn Harley, Department of Psychology; Dr. Andy den Otter, Department of History; Dr. Thakor Patel, Department of Biology; and Dr. Robert Sexty, Faculty of Business Administration.
To be eligible for the title professor emeritus, a person must have served at least 10 years as a regular full-time faculty member at Memorial and must have held the rank of professor upon retirement. The prime criterion for nomination is sustained, outstanding scholarly work and/or service to the university.
For more information on fall convocation, see today.mun.ca or the next edition of the Gazette.


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You may remember Myleene Klass as the host of Help, I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here... okay, you probably don't because that show blew a$$. Anyhoo, that's what she's famous for over here in the States. In the UK she is more famous for looking like she does in these photos. Now if she had hosted that crap show in this bikini while kicking a soccer ball around and doing cartwheels on the beach I am betting the ratings would have have been through the roof. Actually that right there would be a great show. Just sayin'...
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Summiting the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains at an elevation of 14,439 feet turned out to be a true test of perseverance. My good friend Patrick and I set off on this adventure from the South Mount Elbert Trailhead at 7 in the morning. The first few miles of trail confluence with the Colorado Trail and then with the Continental Divide Trail. It started out as a pleasant hike, through a forest of white aspen trees and over roaring streams.
Once we reached the tree line at an elevation of around 12,000 feet and entered the Alpine zone of the mountain the hike started to be substantially more difficult. I live at an elevation of only 554 feet and not being climatized to the area, the elevation in the Alpine zone was taking a toll on Patrick and I. It seemed about every ten paces we had to stop and catch our breath. It went on like that for miles and it got worse as we climbed to ever-higher elevations. We could see others on the trail as mere specks in the distance. Once we would reach where they were, thinking we had reached the summit only to see more people further in distance as yet more specks. We continued this routine of constantly catching our breath thinking we were closer to the end only to be met with more specs countless times, but when we finally reached the summit of the mountain the views were worth struggle.
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This is not a review, just an update to inform you that there will be more coming soon! My blog has been linked to a parma review website http://www.eparmony.com/ so check it out. The aim is to have a reviewer for each state in Australia. The other sites shit all over mine though!
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"Virtual Private Clouds: Taking Private Clouds to a Higher Level," one of three reports authored this month by Dick Csaplar, Senior Research Analyst for the Aberdeen IT Infrastructure/ Virtualization and the Cloud research practice, shows that companies that use a virtual private cloud gain more of the advantages of cloud computing. A virtual private cloud has computing hardware hosted at a public cloud provider, but those products are isolated and dedicated to the private use of a single company. Users of virtual private clouds were able to decrease both their IT budget and IT headcounts at higher rates than organizations that just used the public cloud or a private cloud. To obtain a complimentary copy of this report visit: http://www.aberdeen.com/link/sponsor.asp?spid=30410182&cid=8450&camp=2.
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Hey remember that time I said I was going to start writing again? FAIL. Oh well, here I go.
If you're wondering, yes, I am still homesick. Horribly so. I realized that I have not left the state in almost a year. To a New England girl this idea is just ridiculous. I grew up going grocery shopping in the next state over. OK maybe not grocery shopping, but I could have if I wanted to. But seriously, I probably left the state once a week, if not more. I feel a bit land locked and restless stuck under these wide open skies of Texas. Maybe I'll just pop over to Louisiana (5 hours), or Arkansas (6 hours), or Oklahoma (5 hours), or New Mexico (8+hours). Hmmm not exactly a day trip. I don't think the summer heat is helping much either.
I guess all this is to say that the honeymoon may be over. That initial infatuation of Texas is dying down, as our real life begins here. Please don't misunderstand this. We are very happy here. Our friends are ever better. I still love tacos and BBQ. Austin rocks. But those little oddities or opinions that I once smiled at and reveled in the Texasness of them all as I shoved New England me back in the closet, are now a bit tiring. Those things that were once shiny and new, reflecting a whole new culture I was excited to embrace, are now reminders of how I will always be fundamentally different from Texas and never quite fit in. Texas pride is more annoying than appealing to me now. Because I can't have true Texas pride while I dream of the Atlantic, or people who use "wicked" as an adverb. I love my New England roots and I will not leave them at the Texas border. I love Texas, I really do, but it is not the only state in America. I appreciate Texas pride. I think it's important and unifying but there are other states out there that are just as good (Iowa anyone??…Anyone???).
Maybe I should start a business making tablecloths, napkins, t-shirts, wall hangings, stickers, cakes, pencils, you name it we shape it/cover it with the state of New Hampshire or our flag . Could any of my New England friends imagine using this stuff for your birthday party? It seriously happens down here. Only in Texas. Love it. Hate it. Can't live with it. Can't live without it.


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The light was yellow and he stepped down off the sidewalk as if to make a dash for it, then it changed red and he abruptly reined in to the curb. She nearly walked straight up his back, rearing on her toes to regain balance. Righted, she stayed where she was, up on the sidewalk, half under her umbrella, half under his. From that vantage point in her heels, her head was perfectly on a level with his. There was something sheltering, not exclusionary, about his back to her. It felt warmer next to him, and drier. She stood still, as always perfectly at ease in his companionable silence. She stood close enough to see constellations of raindrops beaded on his coat. Close enough to see individual hairs on the back of his neck and a loose thread in his collar. His presence was solid, inviting and undemanding, and with her late-afternoon lethargy came a very natural and easy desire to lay her temple on his shoulder, to give him some of her tall weight, just for a moment. She had nothing to say; she liked him, liked the look and feel of him, and it would be undoubtedly lovely to put her head against him, perhaps rub one or two circles between his shoulder blades. She wanted very much to connect with him physically, but there was no reasonable context to do so. And no good could come of it.
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Research Rising Star - Karen Lumsden
- The sociology of crime, deviance and policing
Dr Karen Lumsden joined Loughborough University in 2013, having previously held posts at the University of Aberdeen and the University of Abertay Dundee.
An alumna of the University of Aberdeen, she graduated with a PhD in Sociology, a Masters in Social Research, a MA (Hons) in Sociology, and a PGCE in Higher Education Learning and Teaching.
Her PhD – exploring the culture of boy racers in Aberdeen and the common misconceptions about them – formed the basis of her groundbreaking study Boy Racer Culture: Youth, Masculinity and Deviance published by Routledge in 2013.
Karen has also published on research methods, particularly contributing to discussions of reflexivity in social research and criminology - including the co-edited collection Reflexivity in Criminological Research: Experiences with the Powerful and the Powerless (Palgrave Macmillan, 2014) and a forthcoming monograph, Reflexivity: Theory, Method and Practice (Routledge, 2016).
Her wide-ranging research interests include crime and deviance, policing, youth culture, car culture, and social media. Two key elements of her current work are the emerging criminal behaviours associated with social networking – including forms of cyber-abuse such as trolling and sexism online – and police use of social media.
Her expertise in crime and policing has led to a variety of key appointments. She is Director of the Policing Research Group, sits on the East Midlands Police and Academic Collaboration Governance Board, and is Lead Academic of the Mini-Centre for Doctoral Training – Policing for the Future: Socio-Technical Resilience and Innovation. She is also leading a HEIF-funded project investigating police-academic partnerships and knowledge transfer.
She is also a member of the University's Cultural Communities, Cosmopolitanism and Citizenship Research Group; British Sociological Association; British Society of Criminology; and Society of Evidence Based Policing. Karen is also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a member of the Associate Board of the British Sociological Association's Sociology journal.
A regular contributor to media discussions – appearing on BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio Scotland, and BBC Radio Cornwall – her work has also featured in local and national press reports in The Times, The Mail on Sunday, the Aberdeen Press and Journal and the Aberdeen Evening Express.
Karen has also been invited as a keynote speaker at events including the annual Road Safety GB Young Driver Conference in 2013, and a consultation event organised by the Muslim Women's Network UK and the Government Equalities Office on Women – Media, Sexism and Online Abuse in January 2014.


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A Hospital Malpractice Lawyer Can Help You Secure Compensation and Protect Your Financial Stability
Hospital errors occur frequently and can result in severe injury, both physical and emotional. An experienced medical malpractice attorney can go through hospital records and review other evidence to establish negligence or a deviation from normal protocol. Paul M. da Costa, a hospital malpractice lawyer, and his associates, in Roseland at Snyder Sarno D'Aniello Maceri & da Costa LLC can navigate the complicated legal field, allowing you to focus on recovering from the consequences of malpractice while we pursue compensation.
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Hospital malpractice is a special type of medical malpractice suit that holds a hospital, rather than an individual, responsible for mistakes made by its doctors and staff. While a client can potentially pursue a separate suit against an individual as well, the purpose of hospital malpractice is to uncover the systemic problems that led to an error.
The resources and support provided by a hospital have a huge impact on patient treatment. Even the most qualified surgeon cannot perform a surgery safely without proper equipment or a reliable team. It is up to hospital management to provide effective training, supervision, and resources to doctors and nurses so that they can treat patients.
Many privately owned hospitals try to cut costs and maximize the number of patients and procedures, rather than improving the quality of treatment. As a result, doctors and staff can be overworked, over stressed, and more likely to make errors. While this may be more efficient for the hospital in the short-term, it often proves costly for a patient. Like doctors, hospitals should be held responsible for their mistakes, accidental or not.
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Punitive damages, however, are much more limited. Because they are meant as an additional financial punishment, they are restricted to situations in which an error was intentionally and maliciously made. They are much harder to prove and are consequently rarer. In New Jersey, punitive damages must be set at either $350,000 or at five times the amount of the economic damages – whichever is higher.
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Your body is innately wise; the inner workings perfectly orchestrated and ultimately miraculous! Once this is understood you can simply play the supportive role by removing the obstacles that stand in the way of living to your full potential. Learning to listen to your body's signals and incorporating the foundations of good health allow you to achieve your health goals and feel your personal best! Don't you deserve that?
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Can you feel it!?! Spring is definitely in the air. The crisp mornings, vibrant greenery, elongating daylight, and the optimism that it can all inspire… Its one of our favorite times of year! (Sorry for the teaser if you're part of our East Coast tribe. It won't be long now ; )
Vital Holistic Approaches for Fire & Smoke Exposure
Our hearts grow heavier by the moment as we watch the progression of the California fires from afar. We're sending love and a huge bubble of protection to surround family, friends, clients, homes, businesses, our beloved open spaces, and all the brave, dedicated people on the front lines. If there is any positivity that comes from a catastrophe like this it is the strength that has arisen in our community and the support that we provide one another. We can feel the love all the way on the other side of the country folks!
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While visiting Guatemala my host suggested we walk North of the city and take the path up to Cerro de la Cruz (Hill of the cross). During my visit the peak of "Agua" ( Volcán de Agua or "Volcano of Water" South of the city) had always been obscured by cloud cover. But as we got to the top of our climb the clouds broke for a moment and I was able to get a shot.
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Vaishali Pharma Limited, previously known as Vaishali Pharma Private Limited is essentially a Mumbai headquartered pharmaceutical company that has business in more than 10 countries across the world. Incorporated in 2008, the company focuses on manufacture and trading of API, new formulations, veterinary products, surgical implements, herbal and nutritional products. The company is shortly coming up with an IPO. Vaishali Pharma IPO review finds the details of the IPO from the DRHP (draft red herring prospectus) submitted to NSE.
About The Issue –
- Issue opens on – 07 August 2017
- Issue closes on – 10 August 2017
- Issue type – Book built issue IPO
- Issue price – price band of Rs 71 to Rs 72 per equity share
- Lot size – 1600 equity shares or in multiples thereof
- Face value – Rs 10 per equity share
- Issue size – 1,976,000 nos. of equity shares aggregating up to 14.93 crores
- Listing Exchange – NSE SME exchange
- Issue objectives – The proceeds from the issue will be used to fulfill; a) working capital requirements and b) to fulfill general corporate requirements.
About the company – For the last few years the company is doing good business in India and abroad. In the domestic market, the company mostly focuses on trading of APIs. But in the majority of markets across the world, it exports APIs, formulations, surgical implements, herbal and nutritional products. Vaishali Pharma has an overseas office in Vietnam. The company runs business in countries like Russia, Sri Lanka, DR Congo, Tajikistan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Kazakhstan, Burkina -Faso, Jordan, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Senegal, Ukraine, Cambodia, Vietnam, Yemen, Turkey, Zimbabwe, Congo, Ethiopia, Armenia, Tanzania, Costa Rica, Nigeria and Guinea-Bissau.
Company Financials – Vaishali Pharma IPO review finds the financials condition from the DRHP is as follows. The company's asset has been following a steady growth. The revenue generation also increased. But PAT has not been consistent.
Conclusion – Vaishali Pharma IPO review finds that the company has not delivered as per expectation. Therefore our review has NEUTRAL views on this IPO.
Disclaimer – Views expressed in this review is an educated guess made on the basis of available data from open source expressed for the purpose of knowledge sharing. By no means, it should be taken as an investment advice or recommendation. Investor/ trader should invest money at their own risk.
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Baku, Azerbaijan, Dec. 21
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An Iranian interior ministry official has denied recent remarks made by Chairman of the Expediency Council Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani regarding plans to carry out terrorist attacks in three places in the country.
The news suggesting that several individuals have entered the country to activate bombs in three places in the country is not true, the deputy interior minister for security affairs, Hossein Zolfaqari said Dec. 21.
The official said that terrorists had plans to carry out terrorist attacks in country last year which were repelled.
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Several prominent environmental writers noted President Obama's neglect to mention the world-wide crisis of Climate Change in his State of the Union Address.
Obama Ducks and Covers on Climate "The "C-word," climate, appears to have become to the Beltway what the "P-word," population, has been in climate treaty negotiations for a long time — unmentionable. It's one thing to cave to a wave of naysaying climate rhetoric and build a new American energy conversation on points of agreement rather than clear ideological flash points like global warming." Andrew Revkin ( 1/26/2011) New York Times.
Obama was wrong not to mention climate change in his State of the Union | Grist "In his 2009 State of the Union-esque speech, Obama spoke of "saving our planet from the ravages of climate change." In his 2010 SOTU, he affirmed the "overwhelming scientific evidence on climate change." In 2011, fresh off the hottest year on record, Obama said ... nothing about climate change. It didn't come up. This is a failure on Obama's part. A moral failure, a failure of leadership, but also, I would argue, a political failure." David Roberts (1/26/2011) Grist
While this omission may comfort those who think there are more important, or more immediate matters for our country to consider (or just don't believe in physics), our planet is still going to warm up. And, despite Obama's back-peddling on his promise to address Climate Change our Rochester, NY region is going to change: how Climate Change will impact the Rochester, New York area.
Despite what voters might think, our public officials will be held accountable for not addressing Climate Change because they are the ones in a position to be held accountable. That's their job: a public servant's purpose is to protect the public. They do not have the luxury of ignoring or pushing it aside because Climate Change is the environmental issue that connects all environmental issues. Water quality, air quality, pollution, energy, transportation, invasive species, biodiversity, and you-name-it will all be affected by the extreme weather events and other complications due to Climate Change. Just like when your streets don't get quickly plowed in a snowstorm, you're going to blame your public officials for not having addressed Climate Change—even if you voted for tax cuts over getting the job done.
Trust me, when things get dicey you won't care if you didn't believe in Climate Change and did your darnedest to vote against anyone who mentioned the word. You won't care if you sat and listened to all those pundits in Washington who told you Climate Change was a bunch of hogwash and don't let those crazy liberals spend a cent on preparing or informing the public on it. You won't care because you'll be too angry at your public officials who didn't act in your behalf and too busy trying to keep everything you held precious from being destroyed by a world heating up. Here's a statement by our top climate scientist
James A. Hansen: "Climate change is likely to be the predominant scientific, economic, political and moral issue of the 21st century. The fate of humanity and nature may depend upon early recognition and understanding of human-made effects on Earth's climate (Hansen, 2009)" Paleoclimate Implications for Human-Made Climate Change
Sadly and profoundly tragic, we are living in a world where there is little accountability anymore. Lie us into a war, and we'll only hold those trying to fix it accountable. Destroy our economy by gaming the housing market, and we'll only hold the public who do their job day in and day out accountable by confiscating their future. Forsake the planet for your own political and industrial gain, and you'll get showered with money and fame beyond all measure. But there's one entity that holds all accountable for violating her rules—Mother Earth.


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Erlang allows you to load crashdump by using Crash Dump Viewer. The information provided has backtrace to figure out what went wrong and where. The catch is that default viewer only listens on 127.0.0.1 (localhost) ip address. There is no start method that takes IP address as a parameter to listen on. The way to make crash dump viewer to listen on other port is to start webtool before crash dump viewer and give it ip port.
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Hello Everyone.
I'm back with another card for FatCats Card Corner
Using the beautiful Tattered Lace Oriental Fan die.
Kaaren has a huge range of these beautiful dies in store now, check them out here.
For my card I started with a picture of a Flamenco dancer that lightened before printing it out, then used the Memory Box Texture Diamond Stencil and lightly spritzed with a black marker using the Perfect Airbrush Colour Spritzer.
The roses I made with the Cherry Lynn Medium Tea Rose Die
I'll list the remaining dies I used below my card.
Also used was the Cheery Lynn Dandelions set of two dies set.
and the Cheery Lynn Best Wishes Die
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I found some new shelf paper at my local $ store and spray painted the handles black, then sanded a little with steel wool, and look at the difference!
Finally accomplished one of my BIG projects!
maybe an embossed designed on front of drop down door, or make it a chalk board or ?? (tutorial later when I do)
I even made up my own blue/gray/lavender chalk paint from gray ooops paint!
Some more ooops paint in pinkish purple did the trick! (Made it chalk paint too)
1 cup paint (my own mix of oopps, satin finish)
2 Tbl white non sanded grout
little bit of water
(mixed the grout with water, then added to paint - had to add water if it got too thick as time progressed)
Brushed and used little rollers. 2 coats.
Then I decided to add some shelf paper I had on stock (originally bought at $1 store!)
This was the first run (Pink floral)
(my family said it looked old ladyish! )
Goes to show how easily it will be to change this out at my whim!
Also, can use wrapping paper, scrapbook paper, fabric!, or stenciling!
Did not prime any more of it, before using my own DIY chalk paint.
But, hey for $20 this baby is gonna turn in to a Beauty!
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Actress and daughter of Ron Howard who landed her first major film role in the 2004 M. Night Shyamalan feature The Village. She received a Golden Globe Award nomination for her performance in the TV movie As You Like It. She also stars as Claire Dearing in the 2015 blockbuster Jurassic World.
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This is Day 30 of my challenge to get a flat stomach.
The last few days have been odd.
Since I weighed myself on 28th Feb and was faced with my apparent failure to lose any weight at all, I've started to pay more attention to what I'm doing and why I'm doing it.
I've uncovered a few things that surprised me:
1. I've lost my main motivation.
2. I haven't yet found a stronger motivation to replace it (although I do have an idea!).
3. I've developed a small chocolate and ice cream habit.
My motivations to lose weight in the beginning were many and varied and to some extent they still are, but they were all pretty weak, none of them had enough power to drive my behaviour.
Except for one.
As much as I don't really want to admit it, my initial motivator for wanting to lose weight was anger and frustration.
I was angry at myself (and a few others besides). My life wasn't going the way I wanted it to go so I decided to change this one major thing in my life to show myself (and others) that I could do it.
Being overweight bothered me a lot and I felt that if I could fix it, I could fix a lot of the other issues in my life as well.
So I turned all my negative energy, thoughts and emotions into positive intent and action.
It is a great way to deal with something which is otherwise pretty destructive to yourself and those around you.
As I started to lose the weight I discovered that I was right, I was able to fix a lot of the other things that bothered me and so I didn't feel frustrated and angry anymore.
Quite the opposite in fact… I felt pretty good about most things – including my weight and the way I looked.
Other than the desire to reach my target weight, my motivation was gone.
I think that as soon as I got to the point where I'd lost 30 lbs (which was my original goal), at some level I figured I'd made it.
I no longer had access to the original motivator.
I was no longer fat and there was nothing to fight or push against.
You see, I like the idea of having a flat stomach, but I'm not particularly vain – which is one of the reasons why I won't ever be getting an orange spray tan like some of the other guys seems to do. I don't have any tattoos and the only piece of jewellery I wear is my wedding ring. So other than not being fat I don't really care (too much) how I look.
So, times have changed. There was a time when eating at a calorie deficit every day was more important than the food, but now I think I've switched and the lifestyle is more important than creating the deficit. I'm pretty happy just to maintain what I already have because there are plenty of other things to occupy my mind.
In other words my weightloss has (unconsciously) been put on the back burner.
My secondary motivation for losing weight was largely to prove (to myself) that the average person with a busy life could get good results with minimal effort, without making any wholesale changes to their life – and I think I've pretty much done that.
The six pack abs thing is a bolt-on. It seems like the next logical place to take it, but I'm not sure I'm invested in it like I was with the original weight loss stage.
Don't get me wrong, I'd like to have a flat stomach, and at some point this year I definitely will post a picture of me with flat abs – but clearly I'm just not fired up enough about it to avoid the ice-cream and chocolate trap I seem to have fallen into lately.
I'm still eating at a deficit, I'm still losing fat (I'm starting to see veins in the parts of my body where my skin is thinning out around my extremities, notably my forearms, biceps… but also around my lower abdomen) but this week I seem to have hit a brick wall.
Having just caught myself over the last few days sabotaging my efforts by eating too much ice-cream and chocolate for my dessert (and sneaking in a little chocolate later in the evening), I can now see why my progress is slower than I'd hoped. And this is truly bizarre as it comes only a week after I was worried I might be losing weight too fast!
As a short term measure I've decided to cut these delicious but very calorie dense foods out of my diet for a while and see if it makes any difference. In fact I'll commit to cutting them out for the rest of the month.
One thing is for sure, I need to find a new motivation to get a flat stomach – fortunately I have something in mind and I'll share that with you another time.
Diet Progress Photo's
This is me today 01 March 2012:
This is me a the start of the challenge:
And as I was at 205 pounds:
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Climate Change has grown so ominous that individuals cannot have much of an impact on necessary solutions. (I know, this is environmental heresy.) However much a single person dedicates their lives to living sustainably, he or she cannot effect addressing this particular crisis unless a large percent of the population is also engaged. With seven billion people (9 billion by 2050) who need food, energy, transportation, and waste removal, a relative few are not going to change the environmental footprint of humanity's effect on Climate Change on a level and speed that will matter. We have squandered too much time dragging our feet, too much time listening to folks offering to make the Climate Change crisis magically disappear with lies and denial.
But collectively in the form of cities around the world we can play an important role in what Michael Bloomberg describes as an alliance of cities.
Our new alliance unites 600m city dwellers in fight against climate change Cities are huge carbon emitters but are ideally placed to tackle climate change. When it comes to confronting climate change, the world's cities are proving that there's strength in unity. The historic climate agreement reached in Paris in December, which was approved by nearly all of the world's nations, was made possible in part by the progress that cities have made by working together. Today, the two biggest coalitions of cities in the world – the EU-based Covenant of Mayors and the UN-backed Compact of Mayors – are forming an alliance to link more than 600 million city dwellers in the fight against climate change. (June 22, 2016) The Guardian
A city exists in much the way a single individual exists in our environment, though on a much larger scale. By the 2050 most of the world's population are going to reside in our cities offering both great challenges and opportunities for dealing with Climate Change. Check out this incredible video (see below) of humanity's move to cities over the millennia.
Watch 6,000 years of people moving to cities Humans have been building and living in cities for thousands of years. But only very recently — in the past few years — did the scales tip to more of us choosing to settle in cities than in rural areas. According to the United Nations, 54 percent of the world's population now lives in urban areas. That figure was 30 percent in 1950 and is expected to rise to 66 percent by 2050. In the video below, you can watch the stunning rise of human cities, from their humble origin in the Fertile Crescent in the year 3700 BC to the boom of the past century. (June 19, 2016) VOX
Each city around the world impacts our environment in similar ways—bringing in water, taking out waste, providing infrastructures, setting codes, and enforcing laws—acting more or less like huge living beings whose behavior towards our life support system matters a lot. The city you live in amplifies every impact you have on our environment. If your city is curbing its greenhouse gas emissions and recycling its waste so are you. In short, if your city is existing sustainably you are a part of that.
Each of us can significantly increase our effect on our world environment by becoming an integral part of our city's efforts in addressing Climate Change.
Hundreds of Cities Commit to Emissions Limits Cities today host more than half of the Earth's human beings and account for about 70 percent of global energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Now, 228 cities around the world are taking the lead on climate action, setting greenhouse gas reduction goals or targets. Action in these cities, with a combined population of 439 million people, could ensure that countries meet their Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs), the national greenhouse gas reduction pledges embodied in the Paris Climate Agreement. At the UN's annual climate conference in December 2015 in Paris, 195 countries adopted the world's first universal, legally binding global climate deal. (June 9, 2016) Environmental News Service
However, cities can and should do much more than provide mechanisms to bring down greenhouse gas emissions. Much of the way we adapt to Climate Change, which will require emergency personnel to address extreme weather catastrophes and making our infrastructures more resilient, can only be accomplished by our local governments.
But our city governments can only do so much to address Climate Change. They must have their citizens engaged to be effective. They need the public's attention for support and feedback on any climate actions cities take. But how do cities communicate the urgency behind Climate Change locally and get the public onboard? Oddly enough, city governments seem to have just as much trouble reaching the public as other well-meaning organizations. Either a lot of money or attention-grabbing theatrics are needed to wake the media up. Which is to say, our media is of limited use in Communication because their priority is making money, not informing the public of important stuff. That's why our media has so much sports and pets and other such pander-mongering stuff on their front page instead of important information. Essentially, the media, as it presently functions, does not participate in helping communities address Climate Change because they still see the health of our continual existence as an issue outside of their bailiwick.
Yet, there are still many ways city governments can increase their effectiveness at communicating their critical role in addressing Climate Change to their citizens. Cites do get in the news, of course, with emergencies and press releases. They can do news spots—but often the media won't show up unless there is something spectacularly exciting mixed in. They can create pamphlets and send out letters. That's expensive so they don't do a lot of that. They can go to public places like the public market or local zoos and hope people stop by their booth. Though, I suspect booths on Climate Change at public markets are not heavily attended.
A certain amount of gentle persuasion is needed to be get the media to pay attention to a city's attempt to orchestrate Climate Change efforts. Public service announcements ("messages in the public interest disseminated by the media without charge", Wikipedia) at prime-time media viewing would be helpful.
Also, there is a strategy the city of Rochester is already using to communicate with its citizens that could be increased dramatically: neighborhood associations (NAs). Much of how the City must address Climate Change can be messaged to the public via NA's. Working with neighborhood associations are a major vehicle for the City to speak to all the city's constituents. In my neighborhood association we meet with the police, City representatives, firemen, and businesses, and any group having a local impact. It doesn't cost the City to have their officials meet regularity with neighborhood associations to explain what they are doing and listen for feedback. It's kinda like extracurricular activities for them.
Neighborhood associations have the ability to reach most of the folks in their neighborhood by email lists, web sites, events, programs, and (if need be) going door-to-door campaigning. There are thirty-three neighborhoods in our City but not all of them have associations. The City could find ways to increase NAs with a variety of volunteer programs.
Just one more thing, in Rochester, NY, our county (Monroe County) has a bigger footprint than the City. (The reverse is the case with Portland, Oregon.) This means, for example, the City's Climate Action Plan (CAP) must not only become the leader in addressing Climate Change for its continents, the City's CAP must also be a stimulus for kicking our sluggish county into gear.
There's no way around it, size matters when addressing Climate Change. The time when ad hock individual efforts can bring down our planet's temperature are over. Humanity must act as a single entity to make a dramatic shift from business as usual. Cities are local institutions already in place that are responsible for our collective wellbeing. That makes cities crucial in our efforts to address Climate Change.
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The Happy Couple
When Blair and Peter lived in the same New York City apartment building, they never exchanged more than a few words. "We were both dating other people," says the bride. Four years after that, Blair, a publicist, was jogging in Hudson River Park when she bumped into Peter, who works in real estate. They recognized each other, stopped to chat, and two years later, on an island surrounded by their nearest and dearest, vowed to live together yet again, and this time forever.
Blair glows in a Vera Wang gown, and Peter looks sharp in Tom Ford.
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Wedding Stationery
The stationery was clean and classic, printed on white paper with black text.
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Father of the Bride
Blair's father walks her down the aisle.
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Ring Pillow
A simple white ring pillow holds the rings before the ceremony.
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The Wedding Ceremony
The couple's 65 guests take in the proceedings on the croquet lawn.
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Pink Color Palette
A bridesmaid holds a white posy and wears a pink 3.1 Phillip Lim dress to play up the day's palette.
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The Bridesmaids
The bridesmaids pose in their pink dresses with Blair.
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Cocktail Hour
The signature drink, a fragrant Hibiscus Bliss, is served before dinner.
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Flower Girls
Blair's nieces, ages 2 and 7, are dolled up in ballerina-style skirts.
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Flower Girls and Ring Bearer
The three flower girls and the ring bearer pose for a photo together.
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The Bride's Parents
Blair with her parents.
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The Reception
At the reception, everyone dined outside under the stars.
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Location, catering, and cake: Tucker's Point Hotel & Spa
Flowers: Flowers by GiMi
Jewelry and stationery: Cartier
Photography: Julie Skarratt
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Of Political Conventions, Family and Story
As I write, the Republican Convention is history and the Democratic Convention is ready to begin. They are extravaganzas with a bevy of speakers each trying to outdo the other.
But in truth, the success of every convention is based upon one simple fact: They will succeed only if they can connect their storyline to the American family.
Put differently, every prevailing party must develop a storyline around the pain that the American family is experiencing. Is it a need for tax reduction? Is it a need for change? Is it a need for safety? The ability to build a story around that pain point will attract voters.
On the other hand, a platform of speakers who seek to cater to their own individual agendas or the uplifting of themselves will fail. Families want to identify with those candidates who best empathize with their plight.


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St. Mary Parish's St. Vincent de Paul Conference transitional leaderhsip committee has completed its formation process, with the election of its officers, and is now a St. Vincent de Paul Conference. Our conference has established its goals as a ministry to include, an integration into the already established community services in Hudson.
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Everyone eats food. But not everyone eats to have an abundant, productive life. This blog focuses on eating healthy so that you can be the best at whatever you do. Whether it be a mom, business executive or competitive athlete.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Train to eat: A plan for good nutrition
A good nutrition plan is important for fueling the body and investing in overall health. However, nutrition is the most commonly overlooked component in an endurance athlete's training program. If you are like most Americans, you skip breakfast; work through lunch, and by late afternoon you are starving, so you buy a candy bar from the vending machine. You are so tired after work that you buzz through the nearest fast food drive thru. Many athletes become concerned about nutrition weeks or days prior to an event, but nutrition is an important part of their training year round. A good nutrition plan supports training so that you are able to train efficiently and effectively and improve your health and performance. Let's get started. As you shape your diet, include these foods for optimal energy.
• Whole grains and starches such as brown rice, 100% whole wheat bread, oatmeal, popcorn, and barley. Most athletes need 55-60% of their calories from carbohydrates to adequately fuel their muscles. This equates to 6-11 servings per day (1 slice of bread, ½ bagel, ½ cup cooked rice, pasta or cereal equals a serving).
• Fruits (think color) such as oranges, apples, bananas, and strawberries. Fruits improve healing and aid in recovery after exercise. Aim for at least 2 cups per day. A cup equals 1 cup of fruit or 100% fruit juice or ½ cup dried fruit.
• Choose dark, colorful vegetables such as broccoli, spinach, green peppers, tomatoes, carrots. The recommended intake is at least 3 to 5 servings of vegetables per day. Most people rarely eat that much in a week! A serving of vegetables equals 1 cup raw or cooked, 1 cup vegetable juice, and 2 cups raw leafy greens.
• Protein for muscle building and recovery including meat, poultry, fish, eggs, beans and nuts. Aim for 0.5-0.75 grams of protein per pound. 1 oz (~7g protein) equals 1 ounce of meat, poultry or fish, ¼ cup cooked dry beans, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon of peanut butter, or ½ ounce of nuts or seeds. Some top choices include: skinless white meat chicken or turkey, fish, lean beef (products with round or loin in the name), peanut butter, canned beans, tofu, and almonds.
• Dairy products for bone health. Try to get in 3 cups a day. 1 cup equals 1 cup of milk or yogurt, or 1 ½ ounces of natural cheese. Make low fat choices such as 1% or skim milk, low fat yogurt, low fat cheeses (part-skim mozzarella, string cheese, light cheddar cheese).
Not a big vegetable fan? Try preparing vegetables in different ways. We all love French fries, but have you tried sweet potato oven fries? Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamins B6, C and beta-carotene, as well as a good source of fiber.
Sweet Potato Oven Fries
3 large sweet potatoes, cleaned with skin on
1 ½ tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon fresh coarse ground black pepper
1 teaspoon garlic powder
Preheat oven to 375. Cut potatoes into 1" thick slices using a sharp knife. Place potatoes in large mixing bowl. Add olive oil, salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Gently stir allowing ingredients to be spread evenly over potatoes. Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray. Place potatoes on baking sheet and bake for 45 minutes or until tender and crisp. Enjoy!
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Friday Links!Crap, sorry. I thought these were posting at 12:13 a.m., and that's how it's scheduled, but somehow Blogger didn't do it.
Steve Davis sent in a link to a wonderful, thoughtful article by Steve Martin titled Being Funny.
From Jonathan Arnold, a fantastic time- lapse video: 'Brinicle' ice finger of death filmed in Antarctic.
From Frank Regan, and this is entirely amazing, it's Octopus Walks on Land at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve.
From Caleb Forney, and this is quite remarkable, it's Gunkanjima: Ruins of a Forbidden Island.
From Sirius, a remarkable discovery: Four-winged dinosaur fossilized after swallowing a bird. Also, and this is just as interesting, it's Golden orb web spider spins ant-repellent silk. One more, and it's also from nature: Spider web stabilimenta.
From Nate Carpenter, and this will amaze you: World's smallest V12 engine.
From the Edwin Garcia Links Machine, a stunning piece of history: The Royal Anjou Bible. Here's another, and it's equally stunning: the Voynich Manuscript.
From Griffin Cheng, and this is completely entertaining, it's 10 Science Tricks To Make You the Most Interesting Person At Dinner.
From Kadunta, and I find it fascinating that comedy is one of the most difficult things to understand, it's The Joking Computer (hint: the jokes aren't very good, which is quite interesting in itself).
From Jesse Leimkuehler, and surely this is one of the greatest acts of revenge for a strayed love ever: Ryan Fitzgerald and the excrement tattoo.
From Michael Clayton, a glimpse into the future: Contact Lens Capable of Displaying Text and Images Is Almost at Hand.
Closing out this week, from DQ reader My Wife, and this is entirely adorable, it's "Teddy Bear," the porcupine, doesn't like to share....


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I choose the fttp option for this cruise which did give a speedy embarkation. My wife walks with a stick and we were heded into a queue after asking outside the terminal building about boarding the ship, this left us with all our luggage ... Read More
I choose the fttp option for this cruise which did give a speedy embarkation. My wife walks with a stick and we were heded into a queue after asking outside the terminal building about boarding the ship, this left us with all our luggage and some differculties for my wife in handling the luggage and walking with a stick, we asked several times during the embarkation process if someone could take ouur baggage and on each occasion the answer was no. The embaration was swift but awkward with the luggage, not a good start for our 1st experience with Carnival. Dining, the 1st meal we tried was in the Paris buffet and the hot food was lukewarm and I didnot eat any as I did not want to get food poisoing on my 1st day. I spoke to an officer in the restaurant and he replied he would look into it. I never ate hot food in the buffet again.The Elation dining room was nice and the food was much improved and hot. We asked for the wine package in the wine menu which was the 3day package, which we purchased, after purchasing we were told the red wine selections were not available.We continued with the package but not happy with the now even more limited choice. On the 4th night we picked a wine selection from the menu and then on the 5th night we were handed a different menu which offered a 5 night package and when we queried the fact that we were not offered the 5day package on the 1st night we were effectively given a shrug of the shoulders. Cabins the cabins are dated but clean and the steward offered good service. We choose the beds together option and this caused limited access to the bed as you could not walk down each side 8f the bed and had to crawl in from the bottom if you needed to get up in the night. Entertatinment, we enjoyed the entertainment. The adult comedians were very funny and were good, the piano man was good but had differculties attracted an audience. The productions it Normandie Theatre were very entertaining but the views were extremely restrictive in a lot of seats by pillars. Bar service was good and we thought the pricing was reasonable. Overall it was essentailly a good cruise but with poor attention to detail and other cruise lines with have sailed with do give the attention to detail and Carnival do need to improve, this was our 1st Carnival cruise and we will not sail Carnival again. Read Less


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We do not take her name because we don't know. We call her 'daughter of India', 'Nirbhaya', 'Damini' etc.. We don't take her name because of legal reason and also because we think we know a lot about her, she wanted to be a physiotherapist, her last movie was Life of Pie which proved fatal and she was raped brutally and we think we know her in and out.
The thought of the broken bones, damaged intestines and still the desire to live are somethings that make all of us feel that she is very dear to us. We have started seeing our sisters, daughters, friends in her. Every Indian has established a relationship with her.
Incidentally, it was so very natural for all of us to celebrate when the rapists and murders have been sentenced to death. Some people say that justice has been served others say that this will make her soul rest in peace. But I wonder will it really?
With due respect to the court's verdict and the girl's sentiments, I don't support the judgement. Death sentence for me is like 'tit-for-tat'. You killed her so I kill you. Your killing wasn't justified but mine is. I think a person's actions are dependent on the circumstances and his psyche at that point of time. Yes, this certainly doesn't justify their actions but it intensifies them.
What is required is understanding a criminal's frame of mind. A punishment should always try to reform and a death penalty is never the end to any form of crime because a death penalty decides a person's future course of life and not his future course of thoughts. He might remain as evil as he was earlier, in some cases he might be even worse. Aren't we doing the same crime? Aren't we becoming equally sadistic in our actions?
A death penalty gives you a way to forget. You commit a crime, you get death and you forget or a crime is committed against you, you protest against it, the court sentences the criminal to death, you celebrate and you forget. India, is a country where we have this ingenious ability to look away and a death penalty is a perfect way to look away from any sort of crime. But as a society the onus to purify the thoughts lies on us. The onus to make them feel that their actions were severely wrong and that this crime can't be looked away lies on us.
Although no country can stop rapes or sexual assaults against women, but they try to impart minimum freedom to their women. India is one such nation where on the one hand people talk about degrading status of the women and on the other hand notable lawyers (read A.P. Singh) say that he would burn his daughter if she was found roaming around with her boyfriend. I think the battle, despite the death penalty, has been lost.
More than a death sentence, Nirbhaya would have wanted a safer country for women. She would have wanted no silence till the time there are silent atrocities against women. She would have wanted action and reaction but no 'looking away' in the disguise of death penalty.
Justice can never be done when the criminal is hanged but the crime remains hanging.


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"Vaccines Are NOT Safe" say all these people:
I must begin here with a trusted statistic from a respected company, even though they do not want you to know this, as follows.
From the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program itself, as of Aug 2008, the amount of compensations paid to persons in the United States from vaccine injuries was $1,804,415,262.35. ¹ ²
Mind you this is 6 years ago, and over a billions dollars, possibly over two billion dollars by now (2014).
This compensation comes from adverse reactions they may call minimal side effects, ranging from autism to death.
What happened to the trust our government used to be respected for??
When someone from within our own government, a congressman (Bill Posey), comes out and says the CDC cannot be trusted when it comes to the safety of vaccines, we should know we are in trouble.
This man is sincerely concerned about the health of our children, and he calls them our future. He is calling for an investigation into the CDC because of "the incestuous relationship between the public health community and the vaccine makers and public officials." ³ He believes that they are purposely mishandling the statistics of safety, and he said just that.
The vaccine industry has a watchdog who is PhD biochemist Brian Hooker. This scientist looked into this because of the incident of what Bill Posey said on a radio show on autism.
One past CDC official Dr Poul Thorsen has already been indicted for wire fraud and money laundering.
Dr Hooker called the current CDC spokesperson regarding autism and vaccines, Dr Coleen Boyle, "intentionally evasive" when he questioned her at a Congressional hearing. She had said Dr Thorsen only collaborated with the CDC on one paper and not the thirty-six papers in which he had actually been involved.
There is a rise in autism. It is an autism epidemic, they all know it, and it is connected to vaccines.
When a vaccine injury does occur for you or your baby, you cannot sue your doctor or the manufacturer. You can only petition the Vaccine Court for damages. They have passed laws to not be liable for anything and to keep you from getting any money from any of them.
States have passed many laws so that it is mandatory to vaccinate your child with somewhere around 90 or more vaccines in order to attend a public, or even a private, school system.
Recently a very appropriate book has been written called "Dissolving Illusions" by Suzanne Humphries MD, and Roman Bystrianyk. It tells of how we have come from not knowing even where illness comes from. When we had excrement on the streets and it was left there. And then on to more recently when we have vaccines to keep us from getting those diseases.
The book does go on to explain that these vaccines, from the beginning with the smallpox, Orthopox variola, vaccine, have always been contaminated.
"Contaminated with what?" you say.
Contaminated with many different kinds of bacteria, as well as fungi, yeasts, and even anaerobic contaminants in them. There have also been parasites found in vaccines. (10 ) Vaccines contain mercury (yes mercury), phenol, aluminum, and formaldehyde. They will tell you that they are very small amounts, but even very small amounts of these substances can cause very big problems for your health.
Vaccines contain many antigens, which are viruses and bacteria. And they are grown on host cells from monkeys, and also aborted tissue from organs. These cells are foreign to humans. These foreign cells can contain other contaminants that do not affect the host animal but do affect humans. The example I will give you is the SV40 virus that certain monkeys carry but they do not have the disease. However, humans can turn on these viruses and they will develop in us.
This SV40 virus was in early polio vaccines and is now causing cancer in humans, as well as their offspring. This means that it is inherited. Some vaccine, right?
They are now discovering that some of the aborted fetal tissue used to grow the intended vaccine viruses have tumor cells in them, and are causing cancer in adults. There is also concern of the Xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus, called XMRV, having been used in cell-subtrates for vaccines, and they are now finding this XMRV in adults.(10)
Science now knows that no aborted fetal tissue with DNA is safe to inject into a human. However, unbeknownst to us, they are used in twenty-three vaccines.(10) I do not want to take vaccines!
In the very familiar tetanus shots, that are temporary so we must get them every so many years, has an effect of immune suppression. Not just a little, this suppression of our immune system is as low as an active AIDs patient. Another great vaccine, right?
Tetanus spores are all around us, yet very, very few deaths have occurred, and only few infections are even happening. But it is still mandatory to have one of these very so many years.
In 1840 the first laws were passed for mandatory vaccinations of infants.
Decorous and admissible language fails me, in alluding to that which might have seemed incredible thirty years ago—the commanding of vaccination on a second child of a family, when vaccination has killed the first; and then sending the father to prison for refusal. – Emeritus Professor F. W. Newman (1805–1897), October 26, 1874 (4)
During the centuries like the 1800's when infectious diseases like typhus, cholera, scarlet fever, smallpox and typhoid were running amuck, they eventually learned about being clean and how to better avoid these infectious illnesses. Then we went through measles, mumps, polio, and whooping-cough and their vaccines.
We were soon to discover better nutrition and what our bodies needed to stay healthy to avoid diseases like pellagra, scurvy, rickets, and more.
Not a scintilla of truth as to the benefit of vaccination or of anti-diphtheritic serum, is in existence, except statistics. And statistics are lies. Two kinds of lies. Deliberate lies and stupid lies. I have spent too much time behind the scenes where medical statistics are made to have a particle of faith in them. – F. N. Seitz, Mechano-Therapy Specialist, 1908 (5)
Statistics of how many people have been cured of not getting these diseases (that they never had), are what the vaccine companies have relied on from the beginning.
Therefore, I believe our choice to come this vaccination route, instead of the herbal curing passed down from generation to generation, is the wrong choice.
I believe that we should be going the prevention route. It is still the only way to go for a pregnancy (even though there are some very dangerous night after pills).
And it has worked for many people with infectious diseases. If you want no chance of getting malaria, you simply refrain from going where there is malaria. If you do not want to get HIV, then you do not have any activity that can give it to you, including a blood transfusion. You can now give your own blood before a surgery, in case it is needed.
I do not want to take the vaccines that are required to go to certain countries, because I understand how bad they are for us, therefore I do not go to those countries. It all seems so simple to me. I survived measles, mumps and chickenpox as well, although it does not mean you will.
If vaccines are so safe then why do they even have a "Vaccine Injury Compensation Table"?
One Mother tells her story of her child after the third DPT-Polio vaccine, when her child started crying , then screaming for hours, and then the silence of her baby sleeping for seven days. This was "excessive somnolence" and is caused by encephalitis (swelling of the brain), and it is caused by the vaccine.(7)
This mother stopped the child's vaccinations. Even though the doctor knew about the baby's adverse reactions from the vaccine, the office kept calling to get her to give her child more vaccines. The mother could not get them to stop calling until she said that she would come in if they would give their personal signed guarantee for financial responsibility for all of her further care if she was injured by the vaccines.(7) Funny how that stopped them, isn't it? Or is it?
This is deplorable by the health industry to do this to anyone's health, especially a baby.
Now let us talk about the FLU vaccine. I have never taken one and I refuse to take one. I know so many people that get them every year and refuse to stop taking them. I will not work in any field that requires mandatory vaccines of any kind. I left the laboratory health industry in the government factor because of its new mandatory vaccine rules especially anthrax.
The flu shot is the least effective of all the vaccines. Even if they do happen to choose the correct three strains that come to your area that year, there is no guarantee that it will produce antibodies in you for that strain.
Why do people still go get "their flu shot"? Haven't they found out by now that they can get Guillian Barre Syndrome, and transverse myelitis, and end up paralyzed?
I will never forget the day one of my chemistry professors told me the story about her father who was a doctor. He had a patient come in and when the doctor saw that he was paralyzed on one side of his body, he said, "flu shot?" and the patient replied "yes". This man became paralyzed from the flu shot, and this doctor had seen this so many times that he knew, by the way the patient was paralyzed, that it had been from the flu vaccine.
A US immunogeneticist, suggests that:
Repeated influenza vaccination (i.e. one shot per year for five years) will increase your chances of developing Alzheimer's 10-fold. (7)
I remember copying a paper from a university written about a "correlation" between the Hepatitis B vaccine and Multiple Sclerosis. Which has now been confirmed.(10) I got my Hep vaccine series from the State Police in Michigan when I worked there, in their Toxicology department. I pray I do not get MS from that. Many of the people I worked with in the Molecular Epidemiology Infectious Diseases in Virology Department of Health have MS already.
Since 1980 the only cases of polio in the U.S. and Canada were caused by the oral polio vaccines.(7) Canada no longer uses the oral vaccine for polio. But the U.S. still does.
…children who had the oral polio vaccine shed the polio virus in the feces for at least two months…(7)
Health care workers were given this information, but not the parents. So they did not know that they could be affected by the feces and get polio from it. Needless to say, there were some parents who contracted the polio virus from their recently vaccinated children.
Just one of the adjuvants used in vaccines is aluminum, and it has been shown in experimental research to "induce serious immunological disorders in humans."(9) Specifically the aluminum adjuvant has been shown to cause serious long-term brain inflammation, associated neurological complications, carries a risk for autoimmunity, and is an experimentally shown neurotoxin."(9) Even though the studies have not been done yet, there exists a very high correlation between aluminum adjuvants in pediatric vaccines and autism in our young.(10)
We all know that formaldehyde is not something we should have inside our bodies because it is toxic, even in small amounts. And how can the government, or the health department, even begin to think that we would believe that mercury is safe in these vaccines, even in miniscule amounts?
When you spill mercury on the floor by breaking one of the older mercury thermometers, it stays on the floor for thirty-five years after you have cleaned it up with the bio-hazard cleaning provided. What do you think?
Yes your child can go to school without taking the vaccines.(10)
I do not know about you, but I am determined to not take any more vaccines. I am certain I got the polio vaccines, but I do not know of anything else besides the Hepatitis B, with Hep A in it, that I received. I am also through the age of being when most people contract their diseases which is between 40 and 50, except cancer of course.
We shall see.
Of course, I already know there is a cure for cancer. Look here if you do not know about it yet….. http://salvestrol.ca/index.asp
No you cannot buy it in our country, but you can get it in Canada and most other countries, that are not third world.
References and other important links for you to learn from:
Vaccines Are NOT Safe say all these people: except the CDC who does not say they are safe. they say they are the safest ones around….hmmmm.
You can find out information about what Canadians, Americans, health workers, and military personnel, can do to refuse vaccinations by going to this site. http://www.consumerhealth.org/articles/display.cfm?id=20001118213614
- http://www.hrsa.gov:80/vaccinecompensation/statistics_report.htm
- http://www.whale.to/vaccine/hrsa.html
- http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/u-s-congressman-cdc-cant-be-trusted-regarding-vaccine-safety/
- http://www.dissolvingillusions.com/chapters/chapter-17/
- http://www.dissolvingillusions.com/chapters/chapter-6/
- http://www.dissolvingillusions.com/chapters/
- http://www.consumerhealth.org/articles/display.cfm?id=20001118213614
- http://www.educate4theinjured.org/
- http://www.educate4theinjured.org/#!Read-the-Studies/zoom/mainPage/imageqp9
- http://www.educate4theinjured.org/#!the-factsscience/cc2d
- http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/a-universal-declaration-of-resistance-to-mandatory-vaccinations/
- http://www.tropicaltraditions.com/saying_no_to_vaccines.htm
- http://vaccineresistancemovement.org/?cat=82
- http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/downloads/f_vacsafe.pdf
AND A PARTICULARLY GREAT LINK http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/squalene-a-history-of-vaccine
For all animal lovers http://www.pet-informed-veterinary-advice-online.com/vaccine-side-effects.html