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We took the 3 hour martha's vineyard island tour van and this was one of our stops. It is a nice area and a great place for photos.
Another nice view. A quiet place to stop and take in the views. A wedding was being set up so we did not stay long.
We visited on a weekday afternoon and it was empty. The kids had fun running around the lighthouse (only open on certain days and we didn't get to catch it). The view is beautiful even without going into the lighthouse. A great picnic place!
The Martha Vineyard Island is scattered with light houses. Each has its own history. The entire days trip was wonderful. Each light house is worth a visit.
Follow the signs and make sure and take a picture of this beautiful light house. Delightful and easy to find.
The East Chop Light House is a great place to relax and enjoy the views. The light house is located right on top of a hill with Oak Bluffs right down the road. If you are lucky, they might have a tour of the light house available.
Easy to find. Grounds are lovely with amazing views of the harbor! Lighthouse is in beautiful condition. Disappointing that you can't go up into any of the lighthouses
Nice Lighthouse. Easy access. We hunt out lighthouses and this was one we found on Martha's Vineyard
Cool place with a beautiful view. Walked from Oaks Bluff. Worth the walk. Well maintained park. A must see.
What a beautiful hilltop view. Get out of the car and touch the lighthouse. East Chop has many wonderful cottages. Enjoyed it
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What a "gem"! The chefs are from Sicily and, having been to Italy twice, it was a wonderful find and the atmosphere put us right back in a dining area so reminisent of our trips abroad! As we studied the pictures on the walls we were able to relive our trips and the happy times we had. We came upon Tirami Su quite by accident, having traveled to Northville on other business. The lunch menu is very reasonably priced and the food is exquisit! The portions, while small by American standards, are perfect, the service was wonderful. With so many eateries to chose from, be sure to check out Terami Su the next time you find yourself looking for somewhere that is truly an "Authentic Dining Experience"!
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This is a great restaurant. My family loves this place. My wife and I cannot go without my sons (18 years 16 years and 11 years old) demanding tha…
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17107 Haggerty RdNorthville, MI 48168
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martin reviews every place negatively. hospitals, laundromats, restaurants. one wonders if he ever has a positive thing to say. this is an excell…
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I definately prefer this Olive Garden over the one in Livonia. It is much cleaner and while it is still busy, the service is always better. On my mo…
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The only reason to go there would be for the drinks. The management was rude. The food was average.
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Went here with a group of 20+. What a great time. The food was just wonderful. Nothing bad about family style Italian. All the staff was fun,atten…
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Everything about this place is a rip off. If you buy a lb of ground coffee (for $11) when you get home and weigh it, it will be short. Very short.…
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Love to eat out on the patio in the summer.
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I love the mixed green salad...my boyfriend and I go often and sit at the bar as Andrew is awesome
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After having already moved from Paris to Thailand, Eric Mary had another chance to work internationally with his latest move to our Philippines office. He talks about his experience and the benefits of working abroad.
From London to Tokyo
Georgia Whiting was ready for a new challenge when she made the move to our Tokyo office in 2015. She talks about life in this bustling city, the culture in our Tokyo office, and what makes Japan such a unique recruitment market.
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Lynley Hall made the move from Big 4 accountant to recruitment consultant in 2013. Since then, she has been promoted to senior consultant and through our international mobility programme, made the move from Adelaide to London.
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Joanne joined Robert Walters as a consultant in 2006 quickly growing the HR division in Singapore. She became a senior consultant in 2007 and since then has been promoted to manager in 2008, associate director in 2011 and is now a director.
Changing professions
We speak to Nick Dunnett, Managing Director of Robert Walters in Switzerland, about switching careers, the advantages of a career in recruitment and what a career in our Switzerland business could offer you.
Focus on Frankfurt
Marco Hermle joined Robert Walters as a consultant in 2012. A year later he was promoted to senior consultant and currently manages our operations in Frankfurt. He talks about his career progression so far and opportunities in our Frankfurt office.
From graduate to associate
Jordanna Wells joined Robert Walters in 2014 after graduating from Manchester Metropolitan University. She is now an associate in the operations recruitment team in London. This is her first corporate role since graduating from university.
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Asia Argento in the short "The Voice Thief," produced by Borscht Corp.
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It was a trip to paradise, after all.
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The first Borscht festival event I went to was the Bosh festival--it sounds confusing, but hey, it's avant garde--a gigantic installation at the Miami Art Museum where auteurs of all types projected films on the wall as young hipsters sauntered around and took in the swirling imagery like a drug.
The films dabbled in mime, Harmony Korine, computer skills, and silent movie vamping, all colliding into each other as a live DJ created video artistry on the spot.
The next night at the Ziff Opera House was the main event: A procession of short films following each other seamlessly, from satirical trailers to commentaries on technology and violence to wry comedies about Cuban history--all wonderfully short, which was especially refreshing in the midst of bloated-epic Oscar-bait season!
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Most of the staff at Compass Cycles consists of avid cyclists. In fact, we knew each other on the bike long before we started working together. Occasionally, Compass has a "company ride". Our last ride went north. It was one of those perfect … Continue reading
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When I returned from my first ride to Utsukushigahara, I was ecstatic about the amazing climb, the wonderful scenery and lonesome gravel road at the top, and the incredible descent where hairpin turns followed one another so quickly. But Natsuko … Continue reading
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Recently, I cleaned out old files on our computers, and came across this treasure trove of unpublished photos from Bicycle Quarterly's "Secret Pass" adventure. It took me back three years, when Hahn and I headed into the Cascade Mountains to test … Continue reading
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Men's basketball: Washington State opens its season tonight (7 p.m., Pac-12 Networks) in Beasely Coliseum against Cal State Bakersfield. The Roadrunners are looking for their first win against a Pac-12 opponent in 13 tries.
After a 93-56 pasting of Central Washington University in a preseason exhibition game, the Cougars will hope to continue the stifling defense and dominant rebounding they showed against the Wildcats. Brandon Barnes leads all returning Roadrunners with 12.1 points per game last season.
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Men's basketball: The Whitworth Pirates have been picked by coaches to again win the Northwest Conference.
The Pirates open the season Nov. 15 against Trinity in Tacoma. They received seven of nine first-place votes while Whitman was picked to finish second and Lewis & Clark was chosen third.
The Pirates under coach Matt Logie finished 26-4 each of the past two seasons and won their seventh straight NWC tournament title last year. Whitworth is seeking its eight straight trip to the NCAA Division III tournmanent.
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Women's basketball: The Gonzaga Bulldogs open their regular season tonight at 6 p.m. in the McCarthey Athletic Center against Idaho.
The Zags, 27-6 overall last season, are led by senior guard Haiden Palmer. She averaged 12.5 points last year on the team that went 15-1 in league to win the West Coast Conference.
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Thursday, December 8, 2016
The how-to guide for Mycobacterium chimaera
A few cases at a time, the Mycobacterium chimaera outbreak associated with heater cooler units (HCU) continues to grow. For reasons unclear to me, the response from CDC and FDA to this train wreck in slow motion has been underwhelming. We continue to field calls from hospitals struggling to deal with an approach to the outbreak.
On today's IDSA list-serv (IDea Exchange) Dr. Luther Rhodes wrote: "The silence is deafening. I call on those physicians with hands on experience in evaluating post open heart patients referred to ID for evaluation of concerns, signs or symptoms of possible NTM infection to speak up loudly and clearly. Lessons learned, protocols developed, evaluation and testing tools learned dealing with large scale regional patient notification should in my opinion be shared …"
We have posted several times on this topic, but I thought it might be useful to summarize how a hospital could approach this problem in a single post. To view older posts, type chimaera in the search box in the top right hand corner of your display.
Step 1: Determination of risk
Whether you have seen a case or not, the first question is whether your hospital has used the LivaNova Sorin T3 heater cooler unit (HCU) in the last six years. If the answer is no, there is no immediate action you need to take. If yes, then the investigation begins, as you must assume the units are contaminated, regardless of the manufacturing date.
Step 2: Risk mitigation
If you are currently using the LivaNova (Sorin) T3 unit, the most important risk mitigation strategy is to get the units out of the operating room. The molecular epidemiology clearly points to contamination of the HCUs at the manufacturing facility, which allows the units to produce an infectious bioaerosol that contaminates the operative field. Separation of this bioaerosol from the operative field is the key to eliminating the risk. Why the FDA won't clearly state this is very puzzling.
At the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics our engineers were able to quickly (within a few days) devise a solution by creating a 6" x 6" hole through the operating room wall on the semi-restricted side of the room. The area identified for creation of this portal was determined by hose access to the OR table with minimal interference with staff and equipment; access to power; and the ability to leave proper corridor width per life safety code.
Testing demonstrated that positive pressure was able to be maintained in the OR after creation of the portal. The portal itself with a sliding door was constructed of Corian in some cases and stainless steel in others. A hose protection mat was placed in the ORs to protect the HCU hoses and to provide a ramp effect for equipment to be relocated as needed during the cases. One advantage of the T3 HCU is that remotes can be purchased that allow the perfusionist in the OR to control the HCU located outside of the room.
Once the HCUs were moved out of the OR, we demonstrated no difficulty with appropriate heating or cooling. Remember, given the long incubation and detection period of these infections (maximum 6 years to date), if you do not eliminate the risk now, you will likely be chasing cases for many years with no end in sight.
We do not believe that culturing HCUs for M. chimaera is helpful. Most laboratories are not adept at performing environmental cultures for mycobacteria, so the negative predictive value of cultures in this setting is poor. In other words, if cultures are negative, you cannot assume that your machines are not contaminated. Moreover, even when cultures are performed in expert labs, the culture results for any given HCU are not consistent over time; they may be negative at first sampling, then positive on subsequent samples, or vice versa. And it has yet to be demonstrated that once a HCU has tested positive it can be successfully decontaminated, which is an additional reason that we believe that elimination of risk requires removal of the HCUs from the OR.
Follow manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning and disinfection of HCUs.
Step 3: Case identification and notification
1. Develop a line list of potentially exposed patients by determining exposure to HCUs over the past 6 years. At our hospital, we found that the easiest way to do this was to identify whether a perfusionist was assigned to the operative case as identified via billing records. It is important to note that you will need to include off pump cardiac cases, since the HCU is typically on "stand by" status, turned on and running in the OR, even if the patient is not on cardiopulmonary bypass. Also, cardiopulmonary bypass is not restricted to cardiac cases; some lung and liver transplants are performed with cardiopulmonary bypass.
2. Notify potentially exposed patients. We began by sending a letter, explaining the problem and asked patients to call a toll free number to speak with a nurse who did a symptom screen on the phone. Patient who screened positive, were advised to see their local physician or to come to a clinic that we set up for evaluation. A letter to physicians was included with the patient letter and patients were instructed to take the letter to their physician. Patients who did not call in response to the letter were contacted by phone and screened. Our marketing and communications group was very helpful in developing patient materials. They also prepared press releases and established a webpage on the hospital's website with information for patients and healthcare providers. It's important to note that patients who are asymptomatic presently will still be at risk for development of infection for several years, so they need to be instructed to seek medical attention should they develop symptoms in the future. The patients at highest risk are those with implants (e.g., cardiac valves, vascular prostheses, ventricular assist devices), though a few cases have been reported in patients without implants.
3. Notify referring providers and internal physicians who may end up seeing infected patients. We sent letters explaining the infection to all referring providers and broadcast emails to our providers internally. It's important for providers to think about this infection when they evaluate potentially exposed patients with culture-negative endocarditis, fever of unknown origin, unexplained weight loss, or unexplained granulomatous inflammatory processes, including sarcoidosis. Obviously it's important for your infectious diseases physicians to be made aware, but other physicians may be involved with cases as well. One of our cases was simultaneously being evaluated by a hematologist, a hepatologist, and an ophthalmologist for a disseminated granulomatous process. Once you have developed your list of potentially exposed patients, you can run it against a list of patients with the aforementioned diagnoses, and further review any patients who appear on both lists.
4. Ask your lab to produce a list of patients who had MAC isolated from blood, bone marrow or wounds in the last 6 years. Run this list against your list of potentially exposed patients to identify any matches for further review.
5. Any patient with a consistent syndrome should have 2-3 mycobacterial blood cultures obtained. If suspicion is high and mycobacterial blood cultures are negative, consider obtaining bone marrow biopsy for histopathology and culture.
6. If mycobacterial cultures grow MAC, depending on your lab's capabilities, you may need to send the isolates to a reference lab for species identification.
7. Report M. chimaera cases to the FDA via MedWatch.
Given that the implicated heater cooler unit is the predominant brand, many hospitals will be embarking on an investigation, so hopefully they will find this information of value.
Useful publications:
Latest review (Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology), November 2016
IDWeek Presentation of US Multicenter Investigation, October 29, 2016
MMWR, October 14, 2016
CDC guidance
FDA guidance, October 15, 2016
Emerging Infectious Diseases, June 2016
Clinical Infectious Diseases, July 2015
Michael B. Edmond, MD, FACP, is a hospital epidemiologist in Iowa City, IA, with a focus on improving the quality and safety of health care, and sees patients in the inpatient and outpatient settings. This post originally appeared at the blog Controversies in Hospital Infection Prevention.
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I'm tired. My first walk is at 5 a.m. Second is off leash walk at 7 a.m. (about 1/2 hour). Third is walk to Post Office (about 5 blocks one way). Forth is potty walk around the block. Fifth is off leash ball game (throw the ball with the chucker) on the soccer field at the school (about 1/2 hour.) Sixth is final walk on leash around the neighborhood a couple of times. Dog still peppy. Janet exhausted.
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Xeltrei hails from Sweden and consists of Erica on piano and David Wenngren (of Library Tapes) on piano, field recordings, and computer. Their album is made up of ten tracks of delicate, muffled piano melodies mixed with an array of crumbling sounds. Xeltrei explains their collaboration as "lo-fi piano music made with love." The music sounds almost like a forgotten, homemade cassette where each melancholy note on the piano is allowed to resonate before it fades. Piano is only half of the story, of course. The various found sounds and effects, add to the atmosphere. These manipulations enhance the feeling that this is a lo-fi recording affected by incidental noise. The real success of Litotes is that it draws the listener into this simulated space with its sonic quirks. Xeltrei has succeeded in creating an essential piece of mood music that is both achingly beautiful and timeless.
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text: HELEN It has been stated many times, on this board and other places, that evolution is true because new species are formed. Since, it is said, evolution predicts new species will be formed, the fact that new species are formed proves evolution is true. I think this is a false argument. Everything here depends on the definition of species, for if someone can say, "Look, there is a new species," then they can claim evolution is obvious. First of all, no one is disagreeing with variation. We do that with breeding programs of various animals and plants constantly, yet the argument holds that 'dogs are still dogs, beans are still beans, pigeons are still pigeons', etc. The definition of a species is debated, but most often centers around an interbreeding population. Sometimes the proviso is added that this population is geographically separated from similar populations, and sometimes the proviso is added that this population will refuse to breed with members of a parent or sister population. Essentially, however, the key is in the breeding preferences. And that is just what they are -- preferences. Dogs don't care what sort of dog they breed with. Their mating cues are from the sense of smell. They could care less what the potential mate looks like. Some birds, however, are SO picky about their mates that we cannot even see the difference at first. But they can, and their preferences are determined by sight, or perhaps a special flying pattern if acrobatic flying is part of the mating ritual (which it is with some species), or even with some other bit of courtship behavior. Thus, with hummingbirds, for instance, we have innumerable 'species', many of which it takes an expert to tell apart from one another. So it's going to be relatively easy to get a new 'species' of bird and pretty hard, or even impossible, to get a new species of dog! In other words, species has nothing to do with genetics per se, or with what the body looks like, or even whether or not there is some survival advantage with this particular mate. What matters to the animals are the mating cues, and these vary from kind to kind. In other words, we are not defining 'species' -- the animals are! And they are 'defining' the word for us by way of which mating cues they prefer! So let's create a new species. We will take a group of fish -- minnows, perhaps -- and isolate them for fifty or so generations. That can be declared a new species if you like, with no other criteria! However, if we decide to honor the breeding concept, then we will turn the fiftieth generation loose in the vicinity of a wild population of minnows. If the first group refuses to breed with the second group, voila, a new species! If they do decide to interbreed, but we have decided to define the new group as a new species anyway, then suddenly we have inter-species mating/breeding -- and that is shown to be a close relationship which gives 'overwhelming evidence' that evolution is true as well! Or, consider something called 'ring' speciation. In the norther USA there is a type of frog. population A. A wee bit further south is frog population B. Suppose both of them get their mating cues from the length of day as the days grow longer in the spring. The day lengths are not appreciably different between these two populations, so they interbreed when they find themselves in the same vicinity. As we travel further south, there is population C frog. Their day lengths are not much different that the B population areas, so B and C populations will also interbreed when they find themselves sharing the same area. But population C frogs will not interbreed with population A frogs -- the timing is too far off. So where did the speciation happen? Or consider the case of a type of bird which nests in one particular area. Gradually, populations spread out to both the east and the west of the original area. Each of the sister populations carries with it limited genetic potential compared to the original population, simply by being a splinter group. Then, there is a splinter group off of the original two splinter groups, one traveling a little further east in search of good nesting sites, and one a little further west. This keeps going through multiple generations. Because of their limited genetic packages now, by the time east bird meets west bird on the other side of the world, they look completely different and refuse to have anything to do with each other! But if you trace back geographically, you can see they are both the same bird at the beginning. Both the frog and the bird examples are from real life. These have actually been seen. Is this evolution in the way that, given enough time, could turn some kind of fish into a man? There is no evidence of that! What there IS evidence of is 1. The effects of the limited gene pools on isolated populations 2. That we are at the mercy of the mating cues of animals Because, if it were a spreading population of dogs from north to south, or east to west, there would never be a problem of mating desire of an individual from population A to any other population of dog anywhere else on earth. This we have seen! So speciation is an artificial term useful in studying animals, but not useful in giving any evidence of the kind of evolution which evolutionists say it gives evidence of. Evolution has no evidence there. Variation, again, is not being argued. But evolution requires the addition (or subtraction) of body parts to the extent that a new sort of something eventually emerges, such as a bird from a dinosaur. From everything we have seen in real life, that not only has not been seen at any level, but it just can't happen. [ January 23, 2002: Message edited by: Administrator ]


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Fire Destroys Boyle Heights Textile Co.
It took more than 140 firefighters 49 minutes to knock down a major emergency fire Tuesday at a textile business in a two-story commercial building in Boyle Heights. No... Read more »
Man Shot, Wounded in 'Gang' Shooting
A man was wounded Tuesday in what is believed to be a gang-related shooting in Boyle Heights. The victim, who is about 30, was shot about 4:45 p.m. in the 2700 block... Read more »
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Surprising findings on what influences unintended pregnancy from Wise, Geronimus and Smock
Recommendations on how to reduce discrimination resulting from ban-the-box policies cite Starr's work
Brian Jacob on NAEP scores: "Michigan is the only state in the country where proficiency rates have actually declined over time."
Call for papers: Conference on computational social science, April 2017, U-M
Sioban Harlow honored with 2017 Sarah Goddard Power Award for commitment to women's health
Post-doc fellowship in computational social science for summer or fall 2017, U-Penn
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Anderson, Barbara A., Cheong-Seok Kim, John H. Romani, John Traphagan, and Jinyun Liu. "Living Arrangements and Mortality Rates Risks of the Urban Elderly in Yunnan Province, China, 1995." PSC Research Report No. 99-435. 3 1999.
A concern in China is that marketization of the economy and decreases in state-subsidized housing may lead to declines in co-residence of the elderly with their adult children. Co-residence has been thought to contribute substantially to the well-being of the elderly, a major dimension of which is survival. Few studies, however, have examined factors related to co-residence, well-being, and survival.
We use micro-data from the 1995 Mid-Censal Survey for elderly in urban parts of Yunnan Province, China to examine this question. These data contain information about all household members as well as about household members who died in the previous year. This permits examination of factors related to co-residence and the relation of co-residence to mortality of the elderly.
The main findings and conclusions of this paper are:
Co-residence of the elderly with their married children, especially with married sons, is an expression of the Confucian ideal of filial piety. Many have assumed that in China all those who are able to will live with the family of a married child. This assumption is not supported by data from urban Yunnan, in which only half of those age 60-64 live with younger married relatives. Whether and when the elderly co-reside with married children is a decision rather than a cultural norm to which people adhere whenever possible.
When an elderly person becomes co-resident depends on his or her marital status. Widowhood by itself seems to be a substantial reason for co-residence. Levels of co-residence of the married are lower at all ages than of the widowed. Co-residence of the married seems to be precipitated by the need for help on the part of the elderly married couple.
For the elderly as a whole, co-residence has an insignificant relation to mortality. Among the widowed, co-residence is related to substantially lower chances of mortality. Among the currently married, co-residence is related to substantially higher chances of mortality, probably because risk factors for mortality are strongly related to selection into co-residence among those who are currently married.
If co-residence is the result of a decision on the part of the elderly and their married children, researchers need to be cautious in interpreting the effects of co-residence on mortality and other life events. If the decision to co-reside differs for the married and the widowed, then seeming effects of co-residence on life events will be affected by differences in selection into co-residence for the married and the widowed.
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Presidential Outcome Rigged Before 2016 Election Day: Veritas Video Exposes
Presidential Election Outcome Rigged Before 2016 Election Day: Veritas Video Exposes
Not only are U.S. national elections rigged for Election Day with umpteen illegal voters ("dead" and unregistered); they are also digitally rigged via the voting process, (aka, voting machine tinkering).
If all this isn't "enough" we have election results "rigged" (malevolently and methodically planned and executed with intended results) months before Election Day. This type of fraud is accomplished by a structured and organized (intended) network program to foment propaganda which the mainstream media propaganda whores will readily and willingly disseminate. And, that, they have.
Please note the following brief excerpt of the 16 minute viral video linked below:
"…….This investigation has revealed compelling evidence of a dark money conspiracy. a violation of federal campaign coordination laws, between Hillary Clinton's campaign, Priorities USA, Hillary Super Pac and the Democratic National Committee……..
………Scott Foval is Creamer's attack dog. Foval and his people trained the agitators to go to Trump rallies. And, nothing, is left to chance…….
……..Ultimately the whole endeavor is to get negative Press of Trump and his supporters in local and national media…….
…….To funnel that kind of operation, you have to start back with people two weeks ahead of time and train them how to ask questions. You have to train them to birddog. No, I'm saying that we have mentally ill people that we pay to do shit. Make no mistake. Over the last 20 years I've paid off a few homeless guys to do some crazy stuff………..
……..But the reality is,……especially our union guys……they'll do whatever you want. They're rock'n roll…….."
– youtube.com/watch?v=5IuJGHuIkzY
Rigging the Election – Video I: Clinton Campaign and DNC Incite Violence at Trump Rallies – youtube.com/watch?v=5IuJGHuIkzY
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A shady coordinated communications chain between the DNC, Clinton Campaign, Hillary Clinton's Super PAC (Priorities) and other organizations are revealed. A key Clinton operative is on camera saying, "It doesn't matter what the friggin' legal and ethics people say, we need to win this motherfucker." – youtube.com/watch?v=5IuJGHuIkzY
Directly related to the above:
Donald Trump Desires A Fair Non-Rigged Election: Anything Wrong With That? – moralmatters.org
Also related to the above:
- Rigging the Election – Video II: Mass Voter Fraud – by Project Veritas Action
- 2016 Presidential Election: Why It Will Be Rigged For Hillary Clinton – moralmatters.org
- Hillary Clinton: Labyrinth Of Lies – moralmatters.org
- Barring Election Fraud Hillary Clinton Will Fail To Become An American President: Why? – moralmatters.org
- State investigating allegations of voter fraud in Tarrant – star-telegram.com
- Let's Talk About Voter Fraud – Part II (Ohio) – hardnoxandfriends.com/2014/01/17/lets-talk-about-voter-fraud-part-ii-ohio/
- Marco Rubio's Successful Fraudulent Microsoft Iowa Caucus Results – moralmatters.org
Donald Trump ought to be prepared to contest the 2016 Presidential Election. Not concede on Election Night and forthwith proceed to fastidiously engross his campaign in the process of auditing the vote and the voting process (aka, voting machines):
AUDIT THE VOTE – auditthevote.us
Also related to the above:
- Operation Mockingbird, CIA, NSA, Media Whores And Hoaxes – moralmatters.org
- Crisis Actors: Fraud Exposed – moralmatters.org
"A thinking person will question what he hears; examine what he sees; and evaluate what others would have him believe. When did big government and its mainstream media tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?" – [Pastor emeritus Nathan M. Bickel]
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17 Responses to "Presidential Outcome Rigged Before 2016 Election Day: Veritas Video Exposes"
The USA is the most corrupt nation on the planet. No other country even comes close. How is this possible? The answer is this…secrecy.
"The election is rigged." Yeah, keep telling yourself that. It will help heal the blow of the absolute trouncing that Trump is going to experience at the hands of a woman who should never have even been nominated. Why will he lose so badly to such a bad candidate? That's easy: HE'S A HORRIBLE CANDIDATE!!!! He keeps shooting himself in the foot and picking battles that don't help him in the least. Trust me, I don't want Hillary as president and if any other candidate were running against her, she'd be losing by double digits right now and no amount of voter fraud would be able to help her chances. Face it, we nominated the worst candidate possible.
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[…] was not elected to be the next U.S. President. All the media lies, deception, vote fraud and Democrat machinations could not triumph over a Donald Trump election victory! To God-Almighty, be the […]


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Israel-Turkey Detente Wagers Boost Zorlu Enerji to 12-Year Highby
Zorlu surges as much as 18 percent on the Istanbul bourse
Russia spat fires Turkish efforts to reach accord with Israel
Zorlu Enerji, a Turkish power producer with investments in Israel, gained the most in almost 12 years on Istanbul's stock exchange after an Israeli official said the two countries reached a preliminary agreement to mend ties.
Zorlu Enerji Elektrik Uretim AS, as the company is officially known, climbed 18 percent to 1.49 liras in Istanbul, the biggest gain since January 2004, as of the close of trading in Istanbul. More than 72 million shares were traded, 6.6 times the three-month daily average, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The Borsa Istanbul 100 index was down 1.7 percent at 72,460.38 points.
Relations between Israel and Turkey ruptured after a 2010 Israeli raid on a Turkish aid ship heading for the Gaza Strip. Turkey cut off diplomatic relations, demanding an apology, compensation for 9 Turks killed in the raid and an end to Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip, before it would consider repairing ties. A preliminary agreement was reached at secret talks in Switzerland, an Israeli government official told Bloomberg late yesterday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Energy Diversification
Turkish officials told Bloomberg earlier this week that talks had intensified amid a deterioration in ties with Russia, a development that has accelerated Turkish efforts to seek greater energy diversification.
"Investors are pricing in that a potential deal between Israel and Turkey might include cooperation in the energy sector," Kenan Cosguner, an analyst at TEB Investment in Istanbul, said by phone on Friday. "Zorlu may benefit from potential cooperation."
Zorlu has a 25 percent stake in the Dorad natural gas combined-cycle plant in Israel, which started operation in May last year, according to its 2014 annual report. The Bursa-based company also has investments in Ashdod and Ramat Negev natural gas plants in the country.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Dec. 17 signed a directive advancing his government's plan to develop offshore natural gas fields. "There is no chance of developing the large Leviathan gas reserve and other fields without the gas blueprint," Netanyahu said. Houston-based Noble Energy Inc. discovered more than 50 trillion feet of gas in the Tamar and Leviathan fields in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Zorlu Enerji had declined 31 percent this year, its biggest annual drop since 2011. It reported a third quarter loss of 174 million liras ($59.4 million), compared with a loss of 93.7 million liras in the same period a year earlier.


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Chicago—Advances in the treatment of myasthenia gravis have come a long way and mortality from the disease now occurs in less than 5% of affected individuals. But current therapies are nonspecific and can cause a variety of adverse effects and health risks.
Researchers are hopeful that improved therapies could battle the disease more effectively and provide patients with a better quality of life. Scientists pursuing research that might lead to new treatment options for patients with this rare chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disorder met here recently at the International Conference on Myasthenia Gravis and Related Disorders to discuss promising new findings.
Hampton T. Novel Therapies Target Myasthenia Gravis. JAMA. 2007;298(2):163-164. doi:10.1001/jama.298.2.163
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Gaming in the Cloud (10) - HUD Part 1
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In this video, you will learn how to create a Heads Up Display, better known as a HUD. This is used to display necessary pieces of information during your game, such as Health, Score, Time, etc. These are essential pieces of information that your user will want to have access to at all time.
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Have you ever thought about creating your own mobile game, but didn't know where to get started? Do you think that only experienced developers have the ability to do so? Fear not, with Construct 2, a free game making tool, you can create mobile games without writing ANY CODE! You will learn the skills to create a game which can take many different forms. You can do a shooting game, an infinite runner, an infinite jumper, etc., store high scores, have menus and navigation screens, support touch, etc.
By the end of this series, you will have created a completed 2D Mobile Game that is hosted as a website for you to share with all of your friends and family. Additionally, you will create a Wordpress site to promote your game. All in all, you will gain experience with 2D Game Making, the cloud by way of Windows Azure, and tips for promoting yourself and your game.
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- Structure and Resources
- Intro and Download
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- Tilemaps And Layers
- Adding Objects
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- Event Sheet Intro
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