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But there is the difference of being in it to lose the weight and in it to be healthy. While both are good, one is way more important than the other. The cool news is with dherbs.com, it is both healthy and fast! The results you want, you will get! And you will get it quickly! You don't believe it? Just ask Sheryl Underwood!
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While there are many different detoxes available, Let's spend a little time looking into the 20 Day Cleanse by Dherbs.com on Amazon. The point of the 20 day full body cleanse is to clean out all your organs and the crappy stuff in your system. Included in this detox are seven different formulas, and six of those are in tablet form and the final seventh is in activated charcoal that you simply add to water. Each individual formula concentrates on an organ/system to cleanse.
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Today I want to show you something AMAZING!!!!! Did you know that you can use Stampin' Up! classic ink pads to emboss with...oh yes you can!!! Just add a little clear embossing powder and now any classic ink pad you have from Stampin' Up! you can turn into an amazing textured dimensional look!!! Woohoo!!! I love when my supplies can have versatility and be used in different ways!!
Such a simple easy card that just pops with the peekaboo peach embossed background! Can you tell I am ready for someone to bring on summer like right this very moment? Dimensions for this card...I used 41/4" whisper white cs. Peekaboo peach cs is cut at 4X51/4 and whisper white cs is layered on at 33/4 X 5. I wiped the whole piece of whisper white with the embossing buddy, then randomly stamped in peekaboo peach classic ink pad. If you turn the flower from the watercolor words stamp set you can kind of fit them pretty close together. After I stamped, I hurried...quick like a bunny... and dumped the clear embossing powder on the stamped background and then embossed. After that I cut a 13/4" strip and stamped hooray from watercolor words stamp set in peekaboo peach. I didn't emboss the hooray. I wanted there to be a difference between the greeting and the background. I then wrapped the peekaboo peach around the top of the card and tied in a bow.
This card really does help me to think about summer! I know that April showers bring May flowers, but oh my yikes...enough already!
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text: Holes in the headBy John Bonifield, CNNUpdated 7:51 AM ET, Mon August 15, 2016 Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds. Photos: Holes in the headAn ancient surgeon in Peru probably used a sharp tool to carefully groove the perfect circles in this Incan skull. Healed bone around the edge of the holes indicates the patient was alive during the surgery and probably survived. Scholars can't explain the purpose behind the mysterious multiple openings. Hide Caption 1 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headThe deep, straight cuts in this Peruvian skull were made by rocking a blade back and forth. Their varying placement suggests the surgery was poorly executed and unsuccessful. Hide Caption 2 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headThe half-circle broken out of this Peruvian skull was possibly caused by a slingshot stone. A triangular surgical hole extends from the fracture. Hide Caption 3 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headA surgical hole in this skull was started and then stopped. The linear criss-cross cuts are unfinished, perhaps because the patient, a Peruvian child, didn't live long enough for the surgery to be completed. A smashed and broken section of injured bone is visible inside the attempted opening. Hide Caption 4 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headA stone blade scraped through layers and layers of bone to create the gaping hole in this skull. The operation was among the first of its kind ever performed in the Americas, about 2,400 years ago. Through the opening, a prehistoric Peruvian surgeon could clean a head would or examine the brain for bleeding. Hide Caption 5 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headThis skull is another example of early cranial surgery in Peru. Long-term survival rates were only 40%. Fewer than half the patients made it. Hide Caption 6 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headThe hole in this Peruvian skull shows the different layers of bone a surgeon scraped through to create the opening: an outer layer, a spongy middle layer and a thin inner layer. Openings this large often removed all evidence of why a surgery was performed. Hide Caption 7 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headRectangular holes like the one in this Peruvian skull could be made rapidly by rocking a sharp tool down through the bone. The method was faster and riskier than scraping or grooving a hole, since it increased the chances of tearing directly into the brain with the blade. Hide Caption 8 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headIt's unlikely this Incan patient had four head injuries, each requiring surgery. The hole is another example of unexplained multiple openings. Survival rates for prehistoric cranial surgery in Peru greatly improved over the course of two millennia. In Incan times, 500 to 700 years ago, nearly 80% of patients survived. Hide Caption 9 of 10 Photos: Holes in the headThe hole in this skull was made by drilling a circle of smaller holes and then cutting away the bone between them. Of the four techniques used by Peru's ancient surgeons, it's the most similar to modern surgery. Today, to create a hole, often surgeons drill four smaller holes in a rectangle and then saw away the bone between them. Hide Caption 10 of 10These ancient surgeries on skulls are preserved in bone.More from HealthAlabama doctors want patients to know they're still providing abortionsDr. Gupta: If you see someone struggling with mental illness, don't turn awayWhat it's like to try to get an abortion in MississippiDebates over anti-abortion laws have raised common myths about abortion. These are the factsIt's not just soda: Drinking too much fruit juice (or any sugary drink) linked to premature death risk


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I was linked to a typical trashy article by jezebel, and while it was forgettable, check this BLATANT hypocrisy.
Incase you cant read the text, they have two links, first story : 'Delusional man-child has incredible list of dating requirement' and further down they have a story 'Roots cover of sesame street will thrill your inner child'
(Here is a link, I can't promise the story links will be the same: http://jezebel.com/real-housewife-melissa-gorgas-new-book-advocates-mar-1371722729)
I wish I was making this shit up.
A pretty big ongoing trend among feminists is 'man up' or lambasting the male populace as 'peterpan syndrome' or 'man-childs' because they dont want shit to do with females. It is typically the older feminist (read near-wall or post-wall) that suddenly are like 'why the hell is this guy preferring xbox over ME!?' They decide its because he really is a kid who never grew up.
I did not read the links, and to be honest I dont have to, just look at the utter shit they spew here. Some man-child has 'incrdible' requirements for dating…let me guess a 'real man' should just accept your fat bitchy ass as it is?
But…how the hell do they not see their hypocrisy where on the SAME FUCKING PAGE a sesame street cover is linked, promising to 'thrill your inner child'?
I guess its okay for women to be children…but watch out if you are a guy. Now…I wonder what would happen if one of the man-childs dating requirements was to watch the sesame street cover…
So in the effort of truth, I actually read these. What is funny is the rage fest the article is because the guy wont date a black girl or fat girl. Like what the fuck is wrong with girls these days that a guy CAN NOT HAVE A SIMPLE CHOICE? They lambast him as having 'major personality defects' for these choices.


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Stand by Debbie Williamson
- Paperback: 168 pages
- Publisher: Souper Publishing (January 8, 2008)
- Language: English
- Follow Debbie on Twitter @dwillibass
I didn't know what to expect when I started reading this book. But the first chapter already made me so sad and angry of what was happening to a nine-year-old Debbie. Her uncle raped her. And she was helpless, afraid and unable to do anything. If possible, I would jump into the book, slap her uncle, command him to stop his sinful act and save Debbie from the suffering, pain and hurt which accompanied her for a very long time. I was even heartbroken when I learned about Debbie's mother, who was also a rape victim. Worse still, the person who raped her mother was her grandfather. And he did that repeatedly. He even forced his young daughter into prostitution.
This book is so haunting that you will keep thinking about the fearful events that occurred in Debbie and her mother's life which forced them into silence and self-destruction. I can almost feel their pain, conflicts and hurt throughout the book. Debbie's words are simple yet powerful because of the message that lies in it. I cried for her when she was in the abyss of darkness and despair. I felt elated when she finally found the strength and courage to cope the childhood trauma that was buried deep in her heart with the help of God and found her happiness at last.
This book is a real motivational read. It tells us not to give up even thought the future seems bleak. It encourages us to stand up against the abuse and violence that is harboured upon us with bravery because only by doing so will we obtain peace at last. Everyone should read this book and learn about Debbie's journey. Stand will help many women in dealing with the harsh experiences in their lives and to stand up for themselves. Thank you for sharing your story with me, Debbie!
This book is a memoir, so I cannot rate it with my usual rating system. But I'd still give it 5 stars because it really deserves it.
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In July 1999, the FDA approved Takeda Pharmaceutical's drug Actos, developed to treat type 2 diabetes, to be released to the market. Since then, patients taking the drug have experienced serious side effects, including bladder cancer and an increased risk of heart attack. When these symptoms were discovered, health regulators overseas suspended the sale of Actos and issued a drug recall. The FDA also issued warnings.
In addition, affected patients have filed lawsuits, claiming a lack of adequate research done by the manufacturer. People who have developed these complications after taking Actos may be eligible for compensation through the filing of a lawsuit.
Pharmaceutical studies and clinical research had indicated that Actos might be safer than Avandia, another drug used to treat diabetes, but new research has shown that this isn't the case. In August 2010, Actos and Avandia were found to have the same dangerous side effects. Research has also shown that the longer Actos is taken, the higher the risk of suffering complications.
Takeda Pharmaceuticals also conducted a study about the link between Actos and bladder cancer. The results of the 10-year study showed that people who took the medication for more than a year had an increased risk of developing cancer. This FDA announced this risk in September 2010, and the agency called for further review.
Further studies conducted on 193,099 patients over a five-year period showed that taking Actos for more than 12 months raised the risk of developing bladder cancer by as much as 40 percent. That risk increased further depending on the duration and course of treatment.
Researchers also found in May 2011 that Actos patients were more likely to develop bladder cancer than patients taking other diabetes medications. Public insurance data revealed the same findings. In addition, one-fifth of all reports involving developing bladder cancer were Actos users.
In addition to bladder cancer, taking Actos may also lead to heart attack, particularly those who have also taken Avandia. Heart attacks damage heart muscles and may lead to other cardiovascular problems, such as congestive heart failure or death. Heart failure causes fluid to build up in the heart and lungs, making it more difficult for the heart to pump blood. It also decreases the heart's efficiency over time. People taking Actos have suffered from swelling of the hands, legs, and feet and shortness of breath as well.
If you have suffered from any of these conditions as a result of taking Actos, you may be entitled to compensation. You can start by consulting with an Actos lawyer. You can also contact us for mores-specific answers and information you need to protect yourself.


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You know that I love me some Amorphis. While I find it hard to consider them a new band any more since they have already released 10 studio albums, they are one of the best of the more modern bands out there. If you have no checked them out yet, you really should.
Amorphis has announced that they will play seven club shows in Finland this December. The tour kicks off on December 5th in Oulu and ends in Tampere on December 29th. Check out the full dates below. The band will also start recording the follow-up to The Beginning of Times in September and expect to release the new album in spring 2013.
The band released the following statement: "Recordings for the eleventh Amorphis album will start in September at Petrax Studios in Hollola and 5K Studios in Helsinki. Lyrics will again be crafted by Pekka Kainulainen, who already collaborated with Amorphis on the previous three albums. The new album will be produced and recorded by Peter Tägtgren (Abyss Studio, Hypocrisy, Pain et al.) and released worldwide by Nuclear Blast in spring 2013."
Amorphis Finnish Tour Dates:
05.12 – Club Teatria, Oulu (FI)
06.12 – Lutakko, Jyväskylä (FI)
07.12 – Rytmikorjaamo, Seinäjoki (FI)
12.12 – Tavastia, Helsinki (FI)
13.12 – Bar Kino, Pori (FI)
14.12 – Klubi, Turku (FI)
29.12 – Pakkahuone, Tampere (FI)


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I'm searching for a job in dubai (direct hiring). I am a bachelor's degree in holder and have experience in Finance & Accounts I hope to find job here. We are lucky simply because we had the chance to check what we love and ended up working for what we love, expertise is the most important thing (no talent no job) and skilled attitude is second most important thing to need to play the sport appropriately (discipline, be humble, exhausting work).
Our course is structured so that its themes have a direct relevance to the trade's current and expected future needs, and upon graduating you'll have the mental, technical and personal qualities essential to efficiently implement new technologies. The job was crap and I had to do it again correctly. I used to be able to replace it in a fraction of the time allotted. It was a small car with an east/west engine structure with the gearbox on the left facet and the time given for the repair was ridiculous in my view.
Efforts to print aluminum alloys are being pushed to a high diploma by the auto business. Nevertheless, traditional aluminum alloys are nonetheless a problem for the metal powder-bed processes immediately. A lot of the aluminum printing in alloys will not be acquainted to the auto trade at this time, which considerably limits their recognition. Finally, the powder-mattress fusion processes for printing of metal will see loads of demand from the auto trade. In addition, the aluminum alloys and stainless steels for printing of practical prototypes will occur first, along with exhausting tools, after which perhaps production parts in the subsequent five years or so.
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River Valley Counseling, Inc. welcomes Valerie Longworth as the new director of CONCERN, the agency's Employee Assistance Program, located at Holyoke Hospital. Ms. Longworth has a master degree in counseling and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS) in industrial psychology.
Ms. Longworth is a Springfield native who is not new to River Valley Counseling Center, Inc.; she was employed with the agency from 1988- 2000 as a counselor for the Partial Hospitalization program. During this time, Ms. Longworth worked with other key staff to establish the current In-patient Treatment services. Ms. Longworth left the social service arena to pursue an opportunity that was a slight diversion from her established career path. She was offered an opportunity that many will never receive: an employment position encompassing one of life's true passions. For three years, Ms. Longworth advocated for animals as the Director of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA) in Springfield.
In 2003, she returned to her counseling career and became an employee of Longview, one of the area's largest privately owned employee assistance firms. Employee Services International (ESI) purchased Longview, and gradually, the personalized care and attention Longview once offered to their customers was replaced by a corporate practice of providing a "one size fits all" approach. Ms. Longworth believes that this philosophy is not appropriate when creating successful custom employee assistance programs.
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One of the most important norms of measuring nations' development and their ascending in the ranks of civilization is by measuring the efficiency of their educational system to see their extent of achieving a well qualified and well trained society. This can be achieved through education and by creation of graduating generations of highly qualified experts. It is this generation that can change the society to a better standard and accomplish the highly expected standards in civilisation. Holy Quran refers to this fact (39:9): 'Say! Can those who know be equal to those who do not?!'. It is no wonder that this noble verse is adopted in the ICIS logo.
To achieve this noble objective, the ICIS has profoundly focused on attracting highly qualified educational staff and recruiting efficient administrators as well as implementing the most up-to- date educational approaches and programmes.
One of the outstanding qualities of the ICIS is that it has based its study programmes on a solid background of the deeply-rooted Islamic heritage (reflected in Sharia) along with the modern academic culture. Due to the fact that the ICIS has been established in the United Kingdom, the ICIS students have been able to understand Western society and the way to convey a balanced Islamic dialogue which eventually blends them in this society.
We sincerely work and hope that we will succeed in carrying out the ICIS mission in spreading knowledge and achieving the highly expected level of advancement in civilisation.
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Photo from Apartment TherapyAdore this bathroom organizing idea from Apartment Therapy for keeping the bathroom counter well-organized and lovely to look upon. They suggest using brightly colored, mismatched serving pieces to hold all the regularly used toiletries.
More bathroom links I love:
Check out the rest of these Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Bathroom (Apartment Therapy)
This Pinwheel Melamine Serving Tray would be cute for organizing a kids' bathroom (Target)
Cute Shower Curtains (The Stir)
What some parents do at Bathtime (ohdeedoh)
Love these Tile Tattoos (2Jane)
5 Ways to Reuse an Old Shower Curtain (The Stir)
What's not to love about all these Vintage Soap Dishes? (please sir)
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Canaries Played Well Despite Defeat
Norwich manager Paul Lambert accepted it was simply not his side's day after they suffered a 2-0 home defeat by Portsmouth.
A second-half strike from Dave Kitson and an injury-time penalty by Greg Halford, conceded by Leon Barnett who was sent off for a second booking, secured Pompey their first win at Carrow Road in 23 years and unfortunately ended the Canaries' fantastic six-match unbeaten streak.
The Canaries' did rule the play for long periods but were pushed back by a string of fine saves from Pompey goalkeeper Jamie Ashdown.
Lambert said: "We will play a lot worse than that and win games, that's for sure. I certainly can't complain about the way the lads performed today. They passed it very well, created chances and it was just one of those days when it didn't go in, with their goalkeeper making one or two good saves as well.
"I thought we dominated the game for long periods but Portsmouth are a good side. You have got to remember that they have just come down from the Premier League and we have only just come up to this division.
"We have lost the game but the level that the players are producing at the moment is really high. We have got a lot of good players here, who are doing everything that I asked of them, and now it is just a case of moving onto the next game."
Portsmouth manager Steve Cotterill celebrated a massive victory for his side.
Cotterill said: "This was a really big win for us. I saw Norwich last week at Derby so I knew we would be up against a very good side today. The lads showed a lot of character out there, epitomised by Jamie Ashdown, who had only just recovered from an appendix operation but was determined to go out there and do his bit, which he did by making some really good saves.
"We were under a lot of pressure, especially in the first half but I thought the back four defended really well and we didn't allow them too many sights of goal. One side of their midfield diamond was causing us some problems so we changed it at half-time and I thought that helped us."
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The basis of this post is to make you think about what in life is essential and what does getting the up-to-date earpiece really mean to us
The Sound ID Buetooth headsetis quite attractive and it is giving you many functions.
One of those features haven't ever been included in to a wireless Bluetooth headset. It is an app for the iPhone. Beside it seems quite trendy and it is built for convenience. The Sound ID 510 doesn't have many bottons – it's just a one button, an on-off switch, and also a touch interface for managing the volume.
All additional headset features are controlled through the iPhone app.
The app includes a "find my headset" function that once activated it'll produce a series of obnoxious beebs if it is in range, which makes it very easy to find it.
There are tons of excellent aspects of this Bluettoothheadset. The quality of sound is one. You will become aware of a pressing improvement in quality of sound between your last headset and also the Sound ID 510 instantly. Your music and phone conversations will happen through much distinct.
Also of note is the voice/microphone quality.
Since the Sound ID 510 is provided with 3 microphones the background noise reduction works also excellent .
The Sound ID 510 is really a small , lightweight Bluetooth headset which offers 5 hours of talk-time with 135 hours of standby time.
The EarPrint iPhone software for your Samsung Sound ID 510 is the reason why this Bluetooth headset terrific.
It's very convinient not having to handle a lot of bottons. The volume in this particular device is ajustable through touch. Also the earpiece sits in your ear very comfortable all day.
Negative aspects
The music playback on the Sound ID 510 can be bit enhanced. Since the Sound ID 510 has minor bottons to play, pause, start or stop the music has to be operated by voice or else you must do it using your iPhone. It is almost more convinient to utilize bottons.
The on/off switch is pretty valnurable. It's actually a a weakness to the unit as it has got the habit to fall off and it has to be changed regularly. A more solid switch should really be included in future models to help make the Sound ID even more a desirable headset.
The Sound ID is all in all a satisfying headset. Despite the very few points of needing improvement the Sound ID 510 is the perfect Bluetooth headset. Because of its unique options, design and convenience it found countless friends among wireless Bluetooth headset user.


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Heat has aririved in the Coachella Valley. Highs have been in the 90s all week, and this weekend will reach a maximum of 97 degrees on Saturday and Sunday and stay in the mid-90s all next week. Look for spring crops, including Bell peppers, corn, eggplant, green beans and tomatoes, to come on quickly. Later crops of watermelons and grapes could move up their start dates with this heat.
Yuma, AZ, and the Imperial Valley are experiencing the same heat, which is expected to bring on southern Arizona's melon crops much earlier than normal.
The San Joaquin Valley is also experiencing the same heat wave with temps about 15 degrees above normal. The hottest days of the week will be this Saturday and Sunday with highs in the upper 80s and then will maintain the mid-80s all next week.
One last winter storm is out on the horizon for California. For April 6 and 7 the National Weather Service is predicting a storm to make its way through the state. Up and down the Californiacoast and into the San Joaquin Valley there is a 60 percent chance of rain with totals between one-half to one inch and temps will drop by 15 degrees down into the mid-60s for highs. The Coachella Valley and Yuma will not be affected by this storm.
Warm temps with rain off and on throughout the week. Northern parts of the state will see rain today and Sunday, and a chance on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of next week. Blueberry volumes will be picking up and peaches should be starting in the next week or so, watermelons in the next week to 10 days.
Expect volumes to pick up next week out west as fields have had time to dry out and temps are back to normal. Oxnard and Santa Maria are shipping good volumes and Salinas/Watsonville is just starting their season. We will keep you informed next Tuesday with progress of the storm mentioned above and any impact that may have on berries. Florida and central Mexico are almost done for the season. Florida shipped only 80 loads last week when the normal mid-season production is well above 300 loads per week. Central Mexico shipped only 25 loads last week while normal mid-season production is well above 200 loads per week. Product out of Baja California remains steady with about 80 truckloads per week.
Volumes out of the northern Baja California regions of Mexicali and San Luis Rio Colorado remain strong. Peru is done for the season. Central California regions in the San Joaquin Valley are starting their harvest this week. With the heat they are experiencing expect volumes to pick up quickly. Keep an eye on the lower Yakima Valley region of Washington as they are the next location to start with asparagus here in the U.S. Expect harvest to begin in the next two to three weeks. Temps next week for Washington will be in the 60s for the highs and upper 30s to low 40s for the minimums.
Weather is relatively calm throughout the country. A few areas of above-average temps, which should help with supplies. Ciudad Obregon will see temps in the 90s next week, which should help with the Roma tomato supply. Martinez de la Torre, Veracruz, will be hot, hot, hot next week with temps in the 90s and will reach 98 on Saturday, April 7. With no rain in the forecast expect the volume of limes to increase, which should help with f.o.b. pricing. Puebla will see rain next week which may affect harvest of veg in this area. Everywhere else in Mexico look for perfect weather with average temps.
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In part one of this article I explained my reasons for believing that the music industry has played a major role in the recent Orlando Pulse Nightclub Shooting. Specifically, I covered the recent release of two interesting songs by two of today's most popular recording artists, Melissa Etheridge & Christina Aguilera, who also happen to be key supporters of the LGBT community and enthusiastic supporters of Hillary Clinton. My main critique surrounding these artists was the seemingly unbelievable fact they were able to write, record and release their music within seven-two hours after the first media reports of the shooting.
I went into great detail as to why I believe these recordings to be dubious at best and laid the foundation as to how and why this is just another element in a highly orchestrated false flag event. It is highly recommended that you read the first part of this article, posted on this sight June 21, 2016, before you begin reading part two. Part one can be accessed at "The Orlando "False Flag" Shooting: The Musical.
In my first article I explained that for the past twenty-four years I have been a police officer while spending fifteen of those years as a detective. In addition to law enforcement I have also been a musician for most of my life and have acquired degrees in music theory/composition and music multimedia Technology. Combining these two fields gives me a keen insight that many may not possess.
As I explained, I first stumbled onto this story quite by accident while reading a local Orlando news article which detailed how both Melissa Etheridge and Christina Aguilera were inspired to write songs each memorializing the victims and survivors of the Pulse Nightclub Shooting, which is alleged to have taken place during the early morning hours of 12 June 2016. Upon posting part one of the article I truly thought that would be the end of it. However, I found that I could not have been more wrong. This rabbit hole goes very, very deep. Hang on. This is going to be a wild ride!
The Emotional Impact of Music
Music has a very strong impact on the emotional centers of the brain. The social engineers and those entities responsible for conditioning the public in order to program our minds to accept certain contrived narratives know this all too well. Most of us do not stop to think just how much music influences our everyday lives. It is one reason why music has come to be known as the "universal language". It was this realization that once led the great eighteenth century composer Richard Wagner to make the following statement regarding music in general, "I am convinced that there are universal currents of divine thought vibrating the ether everywhere and that any who can feel these vibrations is inspired."
Recent studies have shown that music has a profound affect on our memory by stimulating the brain's hippocampus. This is the region of the brain that governs our long-term memory and it's recall. It's the reason we can be driving down the road listening to the radio when a certain song is played that immediately reminds us of a specific event in our lives; the death of a loved one, that high school girlfriend who broke your heart, etc. Music is, quite literally, the soundtrack of our lives. Further research has also found that listening to music has the ability to reduce seizures, calm anxiety and even repair brain damage.
Using music to to respond, think and react to specific circumstances, events and situations has been used for decades by not only the corporate, government media but also by Hollywood and the music industry. Imagine going to the movies to watch the latest blockbuster release only to find there is no accompanying music soundtrack. The Motion Picture Industry pays millions of dollars to such film composers as John Williams, Danny Elfman and James Newton Howard for composing music that fits perfectly into their films in order to illicit a desired response to particular scenes. Imagine watching Darth Vader walk menacingly through the halls of the Death Star without hearing the familiar Imperial Death March playing in the background for dramatic effect. Without it you simply have a man walking around in a really cool costume. It is the music that assists greatly in creating the emotional response.
Pulling out all the Stops
After San Bernardino and the attacks in Brussels I didn't think the government could keep pulling off these false flag attacks with much success. Then came the Orlando mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub. Based upon my research I believe this attack was planned months in advance. It seems everything but the kitchen sink was thrown into planning this event. Even the location, Pulse Nightclub, was chosen specifically for psychological reinforcement. Everything has a pulse, or a vibration. The heart has a pulse. Blood pulses through our viens. Music has a certain beat, timbre and a pulse.
With the Orlando Shooting we find something heretofore not seen in false flags such as Sandy Hook and San Bernardino. My investigation has found that not only is the corporate media complicit with regard to Orlando, but this time they have also recruited the music and entertainment industry into their psychological operation. The songs released by Melissa Etheridge and Christina Aguilera on June 16th were not the only tributes made in order to support this charade. There is more and it is as stunning as it is entirely unbelievable.
My curiosity got the better of me and I began searching to see if perhaps other artists and/or musical groups had also recorded performances related to Orlando. Well, I hit the jackpot. It didn't take long before I came across a site called "Unicorn Booty", which is a website that caters to the gay and LGBT community. On this site I found an article posted on June 21st entitled, "The 5 Best Musical Responses to the Orlando Shooting".
In addition to the recent song tributes from Melissa Etheridge and Christina Aguilera there were three others that I had not yet discovered. If I thought that writing, recording and releasing a song in three days time was amazing what I found on this website was even more miraculous! Of the three I will save the best for last.
There's no business like show business!
According to the Unicorn Booty article sixty-five the biggest stars on Broadway and the American Theater came together to record a song and video. Entitled, "Broadway For Orlando — What The World Needs Now Is Love" the brightest stars of the stage appeared together in a New York recording studio in order to pay tribute to the victims and survivors of the Orlando Shooting by performing the Burt Bacharach song, What the World Needs Now is Love".
The article does not give the exact date that this video was recorded. However, according to iTunes it was released for purchase on June 19, 2016. That is just one week following the shooting. I encourage the reader to watch the video. Some of the stars include: Wayne Brady, Bernadette Peters, Matthew Broderick, Sarah Jessica Parker, Gloria Estefan and Fran Drescher just to name a few. It even has Whoopi Goldberg and Rosie O'Donnell performing!
When you watch this video pay particular attention to the performance credits at the end. This shows the absolutely Herculean effort that went into producing this video tribute, which was completed in less than seven days! Are we suppose to believe that all sixty-five performers were able to come together, learn a piece of music, rehearse that piece of music and then record it in a matter of a few days!? Did these artists not have prior obligations that they were contractually obligated to fulfill that they were able to take the time to make this video? This had to be a logistical and PR nightmare. On top of that someone had to arrange the music and print out each part. Secondly, an orchestra had to be assembled, which then had to rehearse. There are great musician's and arrangers on Broadway, but this is simply unbelievable and quite impossible. Realistically, this would have taken weeks to plan and execute, not a few days.
Janet Jackson was touched
In 2015 Janet Jackson released her single "Shoulda Known Better". When an unnamed fan made a video for her song using footage and images from the Orlando Shooting Janet Jackson stated that it touched her heart so much that she just had to post it on You Tube for all the world to see. According to You Tube, the video was posted on June 15th, 2016. When you watch the video you will hear and see media reports and interviews with victims families along with still photos, including various candlelight vigils taken in the days following the shooting.
Janet Jackson is another celebrity who is very active in the LGBT community. Although the song itself was recorded in 2015, it is still hard to believe the fan who made the video was able to do so in only a couple of days. The video shows a good amount of production skills as well. However, I will admit that out of all these songs and videos this one is the most plausible.
The Grand Finale!
Last, but not least, meet Eli Lieb & Brandon Skeie. According to the article these are two relatively unknown gay singer/songwriters who wrote a song entitled, "Pulse" (no relation to the Melissa Etheridge song with the same title). You might want to sit down, relax and have a drink while reading about this one. These gentlemen have quite a tale to tell.
I found this songwriting duo so fascinating that I just had to do some more research. In addition to the video of their song found embedded into the article on the Unicorn Booty website, I also found an MSNBC interview the two conducted with Lawrence O'Donnell.
This is a video and story that you simply have to see and hear to believe, but I will do my best to tell you the details. During their interview Lawrence O'Donnell had this to say about these inspiring songwriters, "Lieb and Skeie wrote the song we've been waiting for, the song that captures our feelings. It is the perfect song of remembrance for the 49 who lost their life." O'Donnell then called it, "A miracle of a song."
Here is the story as to how this "perfect" song was born. According to Lieb and Skeie, they were both inspired to write a song and make a video after hearing about the terrible "tragedy" in Orlando (Are you beginning to see the pattern?). Both men stated that they wanted to show respect for all the people who lost their lives, thus a song was born.
Both men stated that they wrote the song together in the span of about two hours. So far this seems plausible. Many recording artists have written song lyrics and come up with the music within this time frame. Bruce Springsteen, for example, has been known to come up with song lyrics within just a few minutes time. Keep reading though, it gets better.
Both Lieb and Skeie state that the song was recorded in their Los Angeles home studio using only piano and vocals. Once completed the pair stated that they then mastered the recording and edited the accompanying video. When Lawrence O'Donnell asked the two how much total time was spent recording the song and the video both gentlemen stated that it took only … six hours from start to finish! Seriously? Six hours? That's amazing!
Ladies and gentlemen, this should be considered an insult. I cannot fathom that there is anyone on this earth whose brain is capable of firing at least one synapse who could possibly believe this. We are being played for absolute simpletons!
When you watch the video you will see clips of the two supposedly recording this song in their modest home studio. However, what you will hear is music that was almost certainly recorded in a professional studio. Also, throughout the video you see photos of the victims, survivors, candlelight vigils and random persons expressing themselves on behalf f this event. The video editing is complex. It was not completed in six hours. I am simply speechless. I would be especially interested as to how two unknown songwriters could secure a copyright so quickly?
This song is not currently available on iTunes, however you can find it on Soundcloud as a free download. According to Soundcloud the audio recording was first posted eight days ago. As I write this it is June 22nd , which means the song was first posted on June 14th, two days after the shooting!
The inescapable conclusion
What we are seeing and hearing is an elaborate psychological operation executed by devious minds. To think that some of our nation's most beloved entertainers could be complicate in the manufacturing of such an obvious and epic fraud is beyond words. This should cause anger throughout the masses. Please share these revelations with your friends and family and anyone else who will listen. I don't know what else to say. Sadly, I truly believe that there will be more of these events taking place in the near future. It's up to us to start calling these people out and start saying that we have had enough.


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2.1.1This section looks at prevention strategies and activities that are designed to support the whole-school community. By this, we mean learners, teachers, support staff, parents, school leaders, governors, and all the people who provide support – including teaching assistants, break and lunchtime supervisors, and extended school provision staff. Each activity should include a consideration of who can contribute to development, consultation and implementation, and how to best inform and involve as many people as possible. Some activities will be targeted at particular groups – however, effectively addressing cyberbullying means making sure the whole-school community knows that cyberbullying is not acceptable and knows how to identify and take action against cyberbullying.
2.1.2 Schools can take pro-active measures to help prevent cyberbullying from occurring, and to reduce the impact of any incidents that do happen. Schools are already required to have a clear policy on tackling all forms of bullying, which is owned, understood and implemented by the whole-school community. Cyberbullying prevention can build on this (see section 2.3 on reviewing and updating policies to include cyberbullying), promoting and maintaining a safe and welcoming environment as a responsibility and function of the whole-school community.
2.1.3The first step is to decide who within the school community takes responsibility for the coordination and implementation of cyberbullying prevention and responding strategies. To be most effective, it is likely that the person nominated will be a member of the senior management team and/or the staff member responsible for coordinating overall anti-bullying activity. An effective approach requires clearly defined responsibilities, reporting lines and communication – essential in the context of the time and other resource challenges that staff have to manage. School staff with responsibility for pastoral care, behaviour and IT systems, as well as the school council, parents and teacher unions / professional associations representing staff, will need to work together.
2.1.4 It is useful to identify key partners from outside agencies who can support your school in tackling cyberbullying – the police, your Local Safeguarding Children Board, and a member of your local Broadband Consortia (if they are providing you with internet services) are recommended. Local Safeguarding Children Boards (LSCBs) play a key role in coordinating and ensuring the effectiveness of work to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in their areas. Where instances of cyberbullying present a significant problem, and are considered a local priority for action, LSCBs may work with local authorities, schools and other organisations to support the development of effective policies to address the problem.
2.1.5 Sharing resources, practices and ideas with anti-bullying leads from other schools is also recommended. This can help ensure joined up and effective prevention planning and ensure that good practice is disseminated.
Case study: Norfolk County Council have adopted a range of strategies for dealing with cyberbullying, focusing particularly on raising the awareness of adults who may not be aware of the potential for misuse of technology and the implications of this misuse. Among other things, Norfolk has: provided training for school staff and parents; organised a two-day conference for school staff on e-learning, including workshops on cyberbullying and e-safety; asked a group of young people to design assemblies on the topic of cyberbullying for primary and secondary schools for Anti-Bullying Week; and organised a conference for parents on the topic.
2.1.6There is no single solution to the problem of cyberbullying; it needs to be regarded as a live and ongoing issue. This section outlines a prevention framework made up of the five essential action areas that together offer a comprehensive and effective approach to prevention:
2.1.7 The approach you take will reflect the culture, needs and preferences of your school community. However, your cyberbullying strategy will need to align with existing anti-discrimination work, curriculum delivery within Citizenship and PSHE, and the work you undertake as part of the Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning programme (SEAL) (see the general Safe to Learn guidance, in particular annex C, for more information on using the curriculum and the SEAL programme to address bullying).
2.1.8 As with other issues that potentially impact on the whole-school community, wherever possible and appropriate policies and processes should be discussed, agreed and developed collectively.
Read this key document to find important information and clear advice that helps schools understand the issues related to cyberbullying, including legal issues,
and how to prevent and respond to cyberbullying incidents. Review how your school can incorporate the messages of this guidance into the anti-bullying policy.
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Would it blow your mind to know that "curry" is a western term derived to classify a variety of dishes across a wealth of cultures that vary from sweet to hot, meat-heavy and vegetarian, stewed and dry as a bone?
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If you've ever been completely lost looking at a menu at your local curry house, then probably not. Terms like vindaloo, tandoori, kofta, and phaal can make ordering a challenge, and sometimes even the most seasoned (pun intended) patrons can wind up with a completely unfamiliar, sinus shatteringly spicy dish.
Westerners' love of curry dates back to the early 19th century, when British Imperialists brought back spicy recipes and exotic stories from far away lands. By the mid-1800s, even Queen Victoria was eating curry, though she had never actually been to India.
But what the queen and her countrymen were calling curry, which to this day is characterized by Westerners as a spicy stew employing curry powder, is actually a collection of regional dishes whose preparation varied from town to town and even family to family.
The word "curry" was adopted from the Tamil word "kari", which simply meant "sauce". Curry powder was not traditional in India and is believed to have been a concoction mixed up by merchants to sell to Imperialists as a souvenir. But the British fell in love with their souvenir, and curry culture quickly spread from England to the rest of the world, including the Caribbean, parts of Africa, and of course, America, though as late comers to the game, we're probably the most confused in the world as to about what constitutes curry.
So, what is curry?
For the purposes of this article, let's call it a dish based on a complex spice mixture usually involving chilies. Curries can be wet (yogurt or coconut milk-based) or dry (cooked with no, or very little, liquid and left coated in the spice mixture). They can contain meat or be vegetarian, and sometimes (in the tradition of Japanese kare) they're just rice coated in spices.
So now that you're good and confused, let's just forget what we think we know about curry and take a delicious journey around the world. One curry at a time.
Mas Riha, Maldives
Mas Riha can be eaten any time of day, but when it's eaten for breakfast, locals serve it with a slice of roshi (or flatbread instead of rice). The most important part of mas riha is the fresh tuna cooked over a low fire with fried onions and spices. Water gets added after the tuna is cooked, and the coconut milk isn't added until the curry is almost done.
Sukhi Bhaji, Gujarat, India
This dry potato dish is not usually what Westerners think when they hear "curry", but curry leaves, green chilies, and cilantro leaves give the potatoes a distinctive curry flavor. The curried potatoes are traditionally served with poori, an unleavened fry bread.
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The City of Alameda has focused on the topics of waste reduction and recycling for decades. Its implementation of an integrated waste collection program is just one example of an action taken to help the community live a less wasteful way of life. ACI's 3-cart system is an important tool for keeping valuable materials out of the landfill, but a significant stream of garbage stream still exists.
To achieve further reductions, the idea of "Zero Waste" is now being explored. Adopting zero waste practices has a two-fold effect: reducing garbage and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The City of Alameda has pledged to reduce community-wide greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent below 2005 levels by 2020.
The City has embarked on a planning process to identify the policies and programs that will be needed to reach zero waste or darn close. The many possibilities could include expanding commercial organics service, extending producer responsibility, mandatory recycling, and rate structure incentives.
The next mandatory recycling ordinance community meeting for business and multi-family property owners is as follows:
For more information, please call the Public Works Department at (510) 747-7930.
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How much ever people might talk about eCommerce being a threat to conventional retailers, they tend to miss out on one important aspect that eTailers are missing out on, complete trust of the consumers. In case of a face-to-face transaction, there's an on the spot exchange of goods, so even while buying from a new store the customer feels mentally satisfied that he isn't being cheated. The human interaction factor is pretty much dormant in online stores. In order to make the customers feel secure, the eTailers could work on some essential core points/trust symbols. Recently, we had discussed in detail how important one such symbol i.e. Trustmark logo is, here are other important trust markers for an eCommerce website.
The Green Pad-lock
This is one feature that anyone who uses the Internet looks out for, the little green padlock in the address bar. The same one that comes with 'https' in the url. It is widely known that 's' following http stands for secure. One need not have it on every page, but it will give customers a sense of security to see it on the registration and payment page, where they have to give out their details
Unless 'Free Shipping' is specified, it is normal for the buyer to expect some shipping charges. And its the seller's responsibility to make them clear on the website. But in case these extra charges pop-out suddenly right before the customer is about to fulfil a transaction, even a few extra pennies could be a cause for customer dissatisfaction. It is a good practice to make the consumers aware of all the costs at the right stage
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With so many advertising tools online, it has become really convenient for the eCommerce players to market their online store across the web. This could be one area where the reliability of the seller will be tested. It happens quite often that the products consumers see in a website's advertisement aren't really available on the website itself. This is one easy way to lose credibility. On the other hand, if a store is actually selling popular well-known brands, it may display it clearly, so as to gain some confidence of the customer.
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Partner / Client Logos
It is an added trust benefit if you have a client or a partner people know of. There is no harm in using their logo (if they consent) on the website, as it will instill a sense of trust for that merchant too.
Awards / Press Coverage
If a website has been commended in its industry, it is good to tell that to the visitors. Also, people are highly likely to buy from an eCommerce site if it is publicly recognised in a good way, so one can also put up any press coverage the company might have gotten. But all this must be done in a subtle manner.
Contact Information
This might seem like an obvious factor. But it is also very important, giving a working number and mail address adds a human touch to the website. Thus making the customers more at ease while buying from there. Live Chat is an added bonus.
Website Design
This is one of the most important factors that help customers decide whether to buy from a particular website or not. Even if a website fulfils all the above mentioned criterions, they will be fruitless if the website looks like it had been made in the previous century. Every business requires some investment, and if one is getting into an online business, investing to make a good website is really crucial. And not just by looks, a website should be professional even in terms of usability. Consumers don't like pop-ups, frequent reloading and crashes. A website should be user-friendly with a sense of customer security.
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I use GD Star Rating plugin with my Wordpress blog. There is a sidebar:
I believe it should look like this (without br in the middle):
How can I fix this?
Thanks in advance, Etam.
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an easy 'cheat' would be to add into your css file:
ul li br { display:none; }
this would stop any
spacing in ul li lists which is what the problem is here
I can see that your Div element hast no ending tag. Maybe you could take the

 out if you put the ending tag at the end of the starting tag
You could just use some negative bottom margin on the

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Or you could use jQuery (or other JS library, or even plain JS) to cycle through the plugin's DOM structure and remove the

 elements, something like:
Ought to do it, but the CSS way is probably easier and will still work if JS is disabled...


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Allyson Bird now lives and farms in the Wairarapa Valley, New Zealand. Occasionally she is drawn to strange places and people and they are occasionally drawn to her. Her favourite playground, as a child and adult, has been the village graveyard. Once she wondered what would happen if she took one of the green stones from a grave. She has been looking over her shoulder ever since but has never given it back. Winner of the HWA Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a first novel 2011 for Isis Unbound and of the British Fantasy Society Award for Best Collection 2009 for Bull Running for Girls.
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At 10:09 AM -0700 7/2/96, Gayle Kidder wrote: > Paul Prescod wrote: > > PDF is perfect for a poem with eccentric layout needs and supported in > > browsers on all major GUI platforms. > > But PDF readers are huge and imperfect machines, not in wide use yet, No less huge and imperfect than the market-leading browser(s) with which they are now integrated, albeit in beta. As for wide use, you're right of course, though I suspect that a year from now, PDF will be far more common on the Web than structured, style-sheet compliant HTML. Already I think more people know and appreciate what PDF can do than know and appreciate what structural markup is. Both groups, alas, seem small compared to those who hold to a WYSIWIG ideal for HTML. > and the files take humungous amounts of time and bandwidth to download. 3.0-generation PDF can be served one page at a time from most servers, minimizing the delays. A given amount and quality of textual and graphical content is almost always potentially (and very often actually) smaller on the wire as PDF than as any sort of HTML, especially the image-laden kind that "WYSIWIG" editors encourage. But again, you're right about the status quo. I think PDF can help us move beyond it, not into "the outer room." ________________________________________ Todd Fahrner firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.pobox.com/~fahrner The printed page transcends space and time. The printed page, the infinitude of books, must be transcended. THE ELECTRO-LIBRARY. --El Lissitzky, 1923Received on Tuesday, 2 July 1996 14:39:39 UTC
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