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That must be the whisky coming up with that well creative title for tonight's post. Or I'm just that bored. I'm coming into this post with no agenda or plan on what I'm going to say. So if it seems a bit more stream of consciousness than usual, you know why. And I almost just slipped onto the floor from my bed. It may be that I need to stop drinking the Bunnahabhain. Or maybe I'm alright. It's when I actually slip and fall on my face that we should start to get worried.
So life's been ticking along here. I feel a bit like these days that I have nothing worthwhile to report on the blog. It seems like everything is work related and I don't think most of you are interested in reading about such things. But I'm going to pretend that you are totally enraptured by tree work here in the UK. So here's what I do most days. Log onto my computer, look at maps of where trees are in the borough. Look at a database of information which pertains to those trees. Print maps. Circle trees. Go look at trees and make decisions about those trees. And then sometimes I take phone calls from people who would be happier if they called at a different time than when I was on phone detail. I am so amazingly awkward and horrible on the phones. I think it has something to do with me feeling really uncomfortable being an American answering the phone at the council. It just doesn't seem right. And there are at least a couple people out there who hate me and my inability to give them a satisfactory answer. So far though I have not been fired nor reprimanded about my phone etiquette, so I must be doing ok.
Besides that, I'm eating a lot of cheese and butter. That's not really new news though. That's bog standard for me. I am however happily losing fat off my body, contrary to what you'd think from a high cheese and butter consumer. And even more promising is the large amount of muscle I've developed. That's right folks, don't even think about fucking with me, because I will fuck you up. Fo realz. Or at least I can cycle away really fast before you'd have a chance to do anything for me. That's actually much more likely. Also, you may remember my new years resolution involving 25 pushups before the end of the year. Well I did slack off severely for a few months, but I've really ramped things up in the last month. I can do 20 push ups now without my arms giving out. Give me another week and I'll be up to 25. They may not be very pretty but there will be 25 of them in one go before the new year. Maybe I'll video tape it so you can tell me whether they are good enough.
Besides that just looking forward to the Christmas break. I'm off from my normal job for a week, but I've got a huge project to finish over that time. I'll be heading out of London town a couple times over the break as well. That'll be nice as I haven't been out of London and into other bits of England since I handed in my disso! So yeah, I am looking forward to that quite a lot. I'm realizing I am getting a bit stir crazy and may need to get off this island sometime soon as well. Could be booking a trip to the mainland for Jan/Feb.
I'm going to put you all out of your misery and stop writing. It's the best thing for the both of us.


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CIDER: You are invited to a CIDER Session with Dr. Jon Dron
In keeping with the listings of webinars and online presentations about social networking and this next generation of students, here's another.
Dear CIDER member:Unlike the last two I posted, this one is free - and I heard Dr. Dron speak at e-Learn a few years ago and he is entertaining, so make sure you check it out.
We are currently building the 2008 schedule of free CIDER presentations, and we are looking for distance education researchers who are willing to share a recent project or research related work with our community. The CIDER sessions are scheduled for every second Friday from 11:00am-12:00pm MST. They usually consist of 30-40 minutes of presentation, followed by 20-30 minutes of questions and discussion. If you are interested in presenting your work in an upcoming CIDER presentation, please contact Lynn Anderson at firstname.lastname@example.com
We would also like to take this opportunity to invite you to the next presentation in our series of free CIDER sessions. This session will feature a presentation and discussion with Dr. Jon Dron, Associate Professor in the School of Computing and Information Systems at Athabasca University.
Title: Designing the Undesignable: Social Software and Control
In this presentation, Dr. Jon Dron will discuss his recently published article, "Designing the Undesignable: Social Software and Control". In this article, Dr. Dron states that social software, such as blogs, wikis, tagging systems and collaborative filters, treats the group as a first-class object within the system. Drawing from theories of transactional distance and control, he proposes a model of e-learning that extends traditional concepts of learner-teacher-content interactions to include these emergent properties of the group. Some of the dangers and issues that need to be addressed in order for this new model to fulfill its promise will be explored, and a framework of principles to be used by designers of educationally-oriented social software will be discussed.
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April 1, 2015
An anonymous poet tells us "Summer is a comin' in, loud sings cuckoo." But, dear reader, our plan is to consider the preceding season which is Spring.
Geoffrey Chaucer, 14th century English prolific bard, was famous for his many works, especially "The Canterbury Tales." He wrote of the "Aprille" with its sweet showers that pierced March's drought to the roots. This was the ideal time for the faithful to travel on worship trips (if we were reading Chaucer, we would say "Pilgrim a-a-a-ages) to the Cathedral at Trent.
The word Spring, usually a noun, can be a verb also. When it's time to change our clocks, we are reminded to "Spring forward, Fall back." An encyclopedic dictionary reports that Spring, the noun is the season of new life and strong growth. Also we can note the vernal (spring) equinox, the point at which the sun crosses the equator from south to north, about March 21 the day and night are of equal length.
Right now, let's fantasize about some imaginary interviews to the man on the street, the question is "what do you do when spring comes?" His response is "get out my shorts and my flip-flops." The gardener is asked the same question, and the reply is "I plant my potatoes by the light of the new moon." When a cattle rancher is presented with that same questions, he says with utter candor "it's time to put the girls and the boys together."
Our trusted Bible can speak to us about this season of Spring. Jeremiah the weeping Prophet cautioned faithless Israel "therefore the showers have been withheld, and there has been no spring rain." In the Song of Solomon Spring is described so beautifully, we don't even need the word "behold, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone; the flowers have already appeared…and the voice of the turtledove has been heard in our land." Psalm 63 is a prayer of awareness of God singing about "a dry and weary land where there is no (Spring) rain."
Passover, in Hebrew is the beloved festival of the Jews as they recall their freedom from bondage in Egypt. It is also the first of the year's harvest festivals, in the 14th day of Nisan, the month of March and April. It was to observe the gathering of the spring barley crop from which most of the bread of the people was made. It ended with a gigantic pilgrimage to Jerusalem and was marked joyous celebrations of Spring.
The second book of Samuel, verse 1 of chapter 11 relates "then it happened in the Spring when rings go out to battle that David sent Joab…and all Israel besieged Rabbah. But David stayed at Jerusalem." This chapter in the New American Standard Bible carries a sub-title "Bathsheba, David's great sin." Hosea was called a minor prophet because his words were few, but of quality in the sixth chapter he calls for a "return to the Lord…He will come to us…like the Spring rain watering the earth." Amos was sheepherder from Tekoa, a defense city in Judea. He wrote of his many visions of God. For example, "a locust-swarm when the Spring crop began to sprout…(and) behold, the Spring crop (came) after the king's moaning."
The Apostle John was banished by Rome to the Island of Patmos, "Because of the testimony of Jesus." His book of Revelation states that he "was in spirit on the Lord's day." The glorified Jesus, with a voice "like a trumpet" said from an open door in heaven "come up here and I will show you what must take place after these things." John wrote of many different prophecies revealed, of blessings, curses, victories, the new heaven and the new earth, the New Jerusalem, the doom of Satan, judgment. Finally, we read of a different Spring from John "He said to me, it is done, I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give to the one who thirsts from the spring of the water of life without cost."
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Aenaon - Hypnosophy,
I remember reviewing the album released by Aenaon prior to this one, 'Extance', and saying that the Greek Black Metallers had a lot going for them as they refused to conform to what was expected, and this 2016 release has continued that progression. There has been a slight line-up change, and far less use of guests than before, but while some of it looks normal and as expected, there are some subtle differences. So, we have Astrous (vocals), Achilleas C. (guitars, bass, keyboards) and Anax (guitars), which are all straightforward. But, Nycriz is listed as providing drums, percussion, saz, bouzouki, sitar and oud – certainly not one would expect from a drummer, and some of these would never be expected on a black metal album. The newest member is Orestis, who of course provides saxophone. Saxophone? On a black metal album? The only guest is Giorgos Papagiannakis who provides some clean vocals against the gruff.
On hearing this album, one wonders why not more bands are using a sax in a metal setting, as it works incredibly well, providing a different edge while the guitars are riffing away which feels much more integral to the overall sound than keyboard sometimes do in the same setting. This isn't the only difference within the album as the guys refuse to sit within any particular form, so although sometimes they are set squarely with the black metal genre there are other times when it is just an influence, and others where they drop it altogether where they move more into the mainstream. This is an even more balanced, exciting and adventurous album than 'Extance', and is one that I highly recommend, even if this form of metal isn't normally to your liking.


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Review: The Lean by Kathy Freston
This book seemed so easy and wonderful that it was a book (and an eating plan) I just had to try out. Kathy Freston's book outlines a 30 day eating plan that asks you to make one new small change … Continue reading
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Has Breakfast Always Been Around?
17th Century: No, No, No!
The history of breakfast tells us that "breaking the fast" was not always considered the "healthiest meal of the day." On the contrary, in the 17th century eating in the morning was considered bad health, bad habit, and bad morals! It was thought that eating upon waking showed lack of restraint and the result was not only indigestion, but gluttony and sensuality. Farmers often worked for hours before giving in to the hunger brought on by work. But then along came……
The Industrial Revolution and Hard Work
History began to affect breakfast in the 18th century. The Industrial Revolution meant that workers – men,women, and children – often left the home early in the morning and didn't return until the evening. This required some sort of sustenance, thereby lifting the earlier "moral taboo" of breakfast – at least for laborers,
children, the sick and the elderly. Now a bit of bread, cheese and ale provided needed strength for the day. Breakfast was still nothing like we envision today. Until….
The 19th Century – The Breakfast Revolution
In response to the earlier meager fare, history tells us that the 19th century brought about a sort of breakfast revolt. The
gentry especially began to add meat, seafood, spices, boiled chicken and pastries to the early morning meal. They delighted in oysters and breads, and even desserts. The kitchen table became a "groaning board" and all was fair for fare. The middle class soon began to copy the breakfast trend, if not in quality, at least in quantity. As you might have guessed this did not have wonderful results but instead resulted in……..
Widespread Dispepsia
What in the world???? Yep, you heard it right. The medical community of the day began to be alarmed at an epidemic of what they called "dispepsia," which was really just plain ole INDIGESTION! All that fancy, heavy, spicy eating in the early morning was not setting well with the people and their tummies. One particular doctor was most concerned at the what he saw as a health and moral crisis. You are going to recognize his name……..
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg of Battle Creek Michigan
When you read his name, you probably start picturing Kellogg's numerous cereals. But the Doctor was not thinking about today's grocery aisle full of sugary treats. He published his own thoughts on how simplifying the diet could help with what he saw as a trend in immoral sexual vices. NO KIDDING! Read more about it here. So he "invented" the idea of cold cereal – a very plain, unsweetened corn flake that by today's standards may have tasted like cardboard. But the ladies who used to slave over those huge repasts (and the resulting dispepsia) were thrilled with his findings because it meant zero food prep. Freedom! History doesn't tell us the effect on morals. 🙂 I am quite sure, however, that the good doctor would roll over in his grave to see the multi-colored evolution of his first generation cereal!
Since Dr. Kellogg's days, our first meal of the day has gone through many stages. Fortunately we have arrived at…………
The Age of the Liberated Breakfast
Americans have passed through many morning fads and finally arrived at a place where…typical for us……everyone does his own thing. From smoothies (green of course) to sandwiches to omelettes to breakfast bowls. We run the gamut from drive-thru addicts to breakfast salad fanatics. Commuters have brought us many to-go morning sandwiches which can be bought while filling up your car with gas; yet the paleo and low-carb rage has legitimized kale, quinoa, avocado and spinach on our breakfast tables. What a journey. I like the place where we have landed – CHOICE!
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Sony CEO strikes back: 'We have not caved'
Sony is pushing back against a barrage of criticism from pundits, celebrities, and even President Obama, over their decision to pull "The Interview" from theaters amid threats from North Korean-backed hackers, ahead of its scheduled Christmas Day release. The comedy film, which stars James Franco and Seth Rogen, depicts the assassination of North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un.
On Friday, during his annual year-end press conference, Obama joined a chorus that includes his celebrity friend and regular donor George Clooney, saying he thought Sony made a "mistake" by yanking the movie.
RELATED: George Clooney: Release "The Interview" online
"We cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can start imposing censorship here in the United States," Obama added. "Because if somebody is able to intimidate folks out of releasing a satirical movie, imagine what they start doing when they start seeing a documentary they don't like or news reports they don't like. "
The president went on to say that he wished Sony had run their decision by him first.
Sony CEO Michael Lynton told CNN in an exclusive interview on Friday that the "president, the press, and the public are mistaken." He said that contrary to what the president said, Sony did reach out to the White House to discuss the the hacking situation. "We definitely spoke to senior advisors … whether we spoke the president himself … the White House was definitely aware of the situation," he said.
"We have not caved, we have not given in. We have persevered, and we have not backed down. We have always had every desire for the public to see this movie," Lynton added.
In a separate interview with NPR's "All Things Considered," Lynton insisted that Sony "very much wanted to keep ["The Interview"] in release" and said that studio has to "look to other avenues for that to happen."
RELATED: FBI concludes North Korea responsible for Sony hack
In an official statement released later on Friday, Sony said they remain "strongly committed to the First Amendment."
"Let us be clear – the only decision that we have made with respect to release of the film was not to release it on Christmas Day in theaters, after the theater owners declined to show it. Without theaters, we could not release it in the theaters on Christmas Day. We had no choice," Sony said.
Meanwhile, Sony was hit with a fourth in a series of lawsuits this week alleging the company failed to protect critical employee data. The Nov. 24 hacking of the film studio exposed hundreds of private emails exchanges, details on major films still in production, and personal information such as Social Security numbers and medical records of Sony employees.
The group claiming responsibility for the hack, the self-proclaimed "Guardians of Peace," are believed to be linked to the North Korean government, according to the FBI.
"We are deeply concerned about the destructive nature of this attack on a private sector entity and the ordinary citizens who worked there," the FBI said in a statement. It continued: "North Korea's attack on SPE reaffirms that cyber threats pose one of the gravest national security dangers to the United States. Though the FBI has seen a wide variety and increasing number of cyber intrusions, the destructive nature of this attack, coupled with its coercive nature, sets it apart. North Korea's actions were intended to inflict significant harm on a U.S. business and suppress the right of American citizens to express themselves."


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Recently, poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) derived from aqueous film forming foams (AFFF) were measured at relatively high levels in effluent in some San Francisco Bay Area wastewater treatment plants. One treatment plant was impacted by sewage from an Air Force Base and the other was located at an airport, where AFFF is introduced mainly after annual performance testing. A follow-up study was commissioned to investigate the fate of PFAS at the airport wastewater treatment plant before, during, and after a major AFFF introduction event. In addition to targeted analysis of PFAS by LC-MS/MS, AFFF transformation products were identified using high resolution time of flight mass spectrometry and the total oxidizable precursor (TOP) assay was used to measure total PFAS. This study provides insight into the rate at which polyfluorinated ingredients in AFFF are transformed during treatment processes and form terminal, measurable perfluoroalkyl acid products such as PFOS and PFOA. The overall loading of PFAS to the Bay from the AFFF testing as well as its clearance through the treatment plant were also investigated. This work has practical importance for the management of effluent after accidental or intentional AFFF introduction to a treatment plant, particularly when PFAS exposure to downstream users is of concern.
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
Rochester, NY
We just flew into Rochester. The sight, although somewhat familiar, seems so very hostile!
I know I spent the first 20 years of my life in this kind of climate, but it seems so brutal now. Tennessee has it's moments of harsh weather (usually awful humidity in the summer) but it's not quite as oppressive as this.
Gosh. Cold is cold.
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It's the same way when driving from where I live to Indiana!
- February 28, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Jenny said...
i dislike cold
- February 28, 2009 at 2:08 PM
Now imagine living here... you get used to it. I enjoy it, now. Thanks for being at Revolve (totally rocked, I screamed so loud "Hawk Nelson is my friend!" like 5 times) I hope all you guys get over your colds and, please, none of you should jump of a stage into a crowd of girls. We can't hold you guys. We are too in awe of you... and to afraid that you might crush us...
Hope you guys get some ketchup flavored chips soon.
- February 28, 2009 at 9:42 PM
- Kathy said...
I hate the cold...and I live in Wisconsin. but I love the summers here cause it isn't all that humid most of the time, usually when it storms out or we have a rare heat wave(like 90 + temps). I especially love it when all my favorite bands are in my hometown in a total of like 4 days. Lifest is going to rock with you guys this summer.
- March 2, 2009 at 8:16 AM
I just moved here seven months ago, I don't like cold, but the snow is really pretty. I also screamed my head off for you guys. And we really cant hold any of you up, so don't jump please. Hawk Nelson is my Friend.
- March 2, 2009 at 7:40 PM
roshester's cold isn't only brutal. we had to walk down the streets of rocheter. now thats scary. Buffalo is so safe to me now. lol btw sweedish fish and ketchup chips ...ROCK.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7277679226070463852018-03-07T15:36:45.169-08:00Secret SocietiesIlluminati, Freemasons, Opus Dei, Templar, new world order, Rose cross, ordo templi orientis -oto, esoteric, occult, secret email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-727767922607046385.post-89313311819527963312008-05-27T06:08:00.000-07:002008-05-27T06:10:01.948-07:00Baphomet myth in secret societiesThe Baphomet is not a masonic symbol, nor is it worshiped by freemasons. It has no traditional relation to the pentagram, nor the Goat of Mendes, nor Pan, nor the Green Man. The name seems to have first appeared in twelfth century France and its image first appeared in 1855. Then Anton Szandor LaVey and his atheistic Church of Satan adopted it in 1966. But it all starts with the Roman Catholic Inquisition and the Knights Templar. 16

 Established in 1118 by Hugh de Payen and André de Montbard 2, the Knights Templar — from September 13, 1128, properly styled Pauperes commilitis Christi et Templi Salomonis — are forever linked to the history of the Baphomet. But of 231 knights examined by the pope's Commissioners in Paris, only 12 admitted, under torture, to knowing anything about the icon, as against 183 who confessed that they renounced Christ and 180 who confessed to defiling the cross in various ways.3

 The term's identification with Mahomet appears to be derived from its usage in Provence. This had been the centre of the Cathar Church in France, until the Albigensian Crusade of 1209-1229 killed its protectors and the nascent Inquisition killed or silenced any survivors. Montague Summers4 suggested, without proof, that the name was a combination of two Greek words (baphe and metis) and meant 'absorption into wisdom.'15

 It should be noted that the term Baphomet is not to be found in King Philippe's grounds for arrest, issued September 14th, 1307, the 127 articles of accusation drawn up on August 12th, 1308, nor in any of the papal bulls issued by Pope Clement V. The articles of accusation refer to the adoration of idols: a cat or head, sometimes having three faces. The descriptions revealed during the trials varied but generally were of a "head with one face or two faces, sometimes bearded and sometimes not, made of silver or of wood, a picture of a man or of a woman, an embalmed head that glowed in the dark or a demon."5 The trials say little of the actual head, but there are some textual accounts of it. Guillame de Arbley who was the preceptor of the Templar house at Soissy in the diocese of Meaux testified on October 22, 1307 that he had seen the bearded head twice, which he claimed was gilded and made of silver and wood.6

 Although modern writers will occasionally refer to the Templars' use of the pentagram, or five-pointed star, they fail to provide examples. The seals of the Masters generally depicted crosses, castles, fish, lambs, lions and the like. The plans of their castles and strongholds — those few they constructed — in Europe were dependent on topography and sightlines, not sacred geometry.14

Éliphas Lévi

 What does this have to do with Freemasonry, or more particularly, anti-masonry? The presumed link is the pentagram. Over six hundred years after the suppression of the Knights Templar, one Éliphas Lévi took it upon himself to determine the value of the pentagram and equate it with the Baphomet. He termed the Baphomet, "the Goat of Mendes" and included a fanciful illustration of it as a frontispiece to his Doctrine and Ritual of High Magic in 1861.7 Although his frontispiece illustration depicts a one-point-up pentagram, he is also credited with being the first to arbitrate that the one-point-down image represented the Baphomet.8 No known graphical illustration associating the pentagram with evil appears before this. Michael Howard claims that Lévi based the illustration on a gargoyle that appears on a building owned by the Templars; the Commandry of Saint Bris le Vineux.9 The Catholic Inquisition of the early 1300s does not appear to have made a connection between the Templars' alleged worship of the Baphomet and the pentagram. Goldberg's Sacred fire : the story of sex in religion depicts an image that could act as a link between the Templars and Lévi. But there is no mention in the text and no source is cited.10

Abel Clarin de la Rive, 1894 [17]

 The next similar depiction appears in 1894 when self-confessed fraud Leo Taxil incorporated a similar figure into his attacks on Freemasonry.11 These three images, and subsequent imitations,19 constitute the complete catalogue of images purporting to represent the Baphomet. They have no historical precedent. They have no existence other than in the imaginations of their authors. And the point cannot be made too strongly — they have nothing to do with Freemasonry.

 It is a literary and historical curiosity that masonic author, Albert Pike quoted extensively, and apparently uncritically, from the writings of Éliphas Lévi. He writes: "Hierogliphically to express this law of prudence, they gave their mercury, personified in Egypt as Hermanubis, a dog's head; and to their Sulpher, represented by the Baphomet of the Temple, that goat's head which brought into such disrepute the occult Mediaeval associations." "The Gnostics held that it composed the igneous body of the Holy Spirit ; and it was adored in the secret rites of the Sabbat or the Temple, under the hieroglyphic figure of Baphomet or the hermaphroditic goat of Mendes." 18 It is clear that Pike's authority was Lévi, who had no authority.

 Placing the image of a goat face inside a five-pointed star appears to be the inspiration of Paul Jagot, in his Science Occulte et Magie Pratique (Paris : Editions Drouin, 1924, p. 172). It incorporated an open star, not a pentagram, and Jagot provided no citation.

 The image next appeared in The Handbook of Magic & Witchcraft by Charles W. Olliver (London : Rider & Co., 1928, p. 47). As reproduced at the top left of this webpage, the head is now contained in a pentagram, with the addition of the words "Samael" and "Lilith". Olliver also failed to provide citation.

 In 1931 Oswald Wirth included the goat head and pentagram in his La Franc-Maçonnerie Rendue Intelligible à ces Adeptes, Deuxième Partie: "Le Compagnon," (Paris: Derry-Livres, 1931, p. 60). Again, the image was uncited.

Maurice Bessy provided an illustration of the goat head and pentagram inside two circles, with the word "Leviathan" written between the lines in Hebrew, in his A Pictorial History of Magic and the Supernatural (London :1964, p. 198). He also provided no source.

 Only in the later twentieth century, with the creation of the American Church of Satan, did the inverted pentagram, with or without the goat head, become a popular symbol for Satan. Their source appears to be Oswald Wirth and Maurice Bessy, neither of whom identified it with the Baphomet.email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-727767922607046385.post-11267681168065654712008-05-24T08:21:00.000-07:002008-12-08T23:06:21.314-08:00Rosicrucianism - Order of the Rose Cross
The obvious major symbol of our Society is the Rose Cross. Indeed it is within the very title of the foundation manifestoes from which we derive our purpose as a Masonic body. Those manifestoes being the Fama Fraternitatis (1610) and the Confessio Fraternitatis (1615) or basically, The Fraternity of the Order of the Rose Cross and The Confession of the Rosicrucian Fraternity. The very core symbol of our Society is the rose flower attached to the center of a cross. This paper will concern itself with that symbol, how it has evolved and what it has meant. I will also explore its relationship to our soul, much like the lambskin apron: it is at once the symbol of the journey and the goal.First of all, let us explore the symbolism of the rose and the cross individually. The cross is a symbol that is about as universal and ancient as any symbol that has emerged out of man's psyche. The cross symbolizes the meeting at right angles of horizontals and perpendiculars. Forces going in quite opposite directions but meeting at a central point, a common ground. It can symbolize the union of opposites and the dualism in nature. It can be the outstretch archetypal man with the infinite possibilities of growth being immortal. It represents eternal life. The cross can symbolize the decent of Spirit into matter. It is the intersection of the level of time with the Eternity of the Spirit. The cross is the axis of the cycle of the year whose spokes are the equinoxes and solstices. It is the crossroads where the four directions meet. In a Christian sense the cross signifies acceptance of sacrifice, suffering, and death as well as immortality. There is a legend that the cross of Christ was made out of wood from the Tree of Knowledge, the cause of the Fall, making it the instrument of Redemption. In the Egyptian mythos the crux ansata or - a type of cross - was a symbol of life, immortality, and health. It is held by the gods and goddesses. It also represented the union of Isis and Osiris.Numerologically, the cross is sometimes represented by the number four. Within our own teachings: "No.4 is the Mystic number, and indicates the operative influence of the four elements. Under this number, or the geometrical square, Pythagoras communicated the Ineffable Name of God to his chosen disciples." In the Hebrew alphabet the last letter is called Tav. And Tav means "mark" or "cross" and its original form was written much like ankh or cross. I could go on with many more examples but I think we can see that the cross transcends human culture in both time and space. It is a symbol that ties us all together as a Brotherhood of Mankind. It is a symbol that goes to the very root of our being. The rose (Latin, rosa, in Greek, rhodon) also is a symbol that has a rich and ancient history. And like the cross, it can have paradoxical meanings. It is at once a symbol of purity and a symbol of passion, heavenly perfection and earthly passion; virginity and fertility; death and life. The rose is the flower of the goddess Venus but also the blood of Adonis and of Christ. It is a symbol of transmutation - that of taking food from the earth and transmuting it into the beautiful fragrant rose. The rose garden is a symbol of Paradise. It is the place of the mystic marriage. In ancient Rome, roses were grown in the funerary gardens to symbolize resurrection. The thorns have represented suffering and sacrifice as well as the sins of the Fall from Paradise.The rose has also been used as a sign of silence and secrecy. The word sub rosa "under the rose" referring to the demand for discretion whenever a rose was hung from the ceiling at a meeting. In the Mysteries roses were sacred to Isis. It is also the flower of her son Harpocrates or younger Horus, the god of silence. Numerologically, the rose represents the number 5. This is because the wild rose has 5 petals. And the petals on roses are in multiples of five. Geometrically, the rose corresponds with the pentagram and pentagon. Our teachings state: "No.5 is the emblem of Health and Safety; ...it represents Spirit and the four elements." The Pythagorean brotherhood used the pentagram as the symbol of their school.The number five being associated with the rose has linked them with the 5 senses. In an absolute sense the rose has represented the expanding awareness of being through the development of the senses.<o:p></o:p>

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in the 17th century, three Rosicrucian manifestos were anonymously published: Fama Fraternitatis in 1614, Confessio Fraternitatis in 1615, and the Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz in 1616. Together, they presented the legend of a German pilgrim named "C.R.C." (later introduced in the third manifesto as Christian Rosenkreuz). The legend tells that this pilgrim studied in the Middle East under various occult masters and founded the Rosicrucian Order, which aimed to bring about a "universal reformation of mankind." During Rosenkreuz's lifetime, the Order was said to consist of no more than eight members, and when he died, the Order disappeared, only to be "reborn" in the early 17th century at the time of the publication of the manifestos. <o:p></o:p>

The initial Rosicrucian manuscripts began to be circulated in Germany around 1610. They were published in 1614. Since that time there have been no shortage of fraternities, organizations, and groups of all kind claiming direct lineage to the unknown authors of the documents. The truth or falsehood of these various societies does not concern us here. It is enough to say that the most legitimate fraternity is that one which most seriously studies and practices its own doctrine. So I proceed with the beginnings of our Society - our Society meaning the original S.R.I.A.<o:p></o:p>

The main personality in our beginning is Robert Wentworth Little (1840 - 1878) who basically founded and organized the Society in 1866. R.W. Little became the first Supreme Magus and his certificate is dated December 31, 1866. (The minutes of the first meeting however are dated June 1, 1867.) He undoubtedly had counsel from others including Kenneth Mackenzie. There are many names associated with the beginning years of our Society that have contributed much to Masonic history. The grade structure seems to go back to a society founded in 1757 by Hermann Fictuld (Gold- und Rosenkreuz). The structure was first published in 1781 in the book The Rosicrucian in his Nakedness (Der Rosenkreitzer in Setner Blosse). It is thought that the rituals were found in the Grand Lodge library and translated from the German by William Henry White for Robert Little.
When Little died at age 39 in 1878 he appointed Dr. William R. Woodman (1828-1891) to succeed him. And when Woodman died in 1891 he in turn appointed William Wynn Westcott (1848-1925) who held the office till his death in 1925. These latter two, Woodman and Westcott, along with another S.R.I.A. member, Samuel L. Mathers (1854 - 1918) founded another society in 1888 designed to take these rites to an even deeper and more symbolic level. This society was called the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. By 1893 there were 5 temples in operation. Many of the members were drawn from the S.R.I.A., but they also allowed women members. My purpose in mentioning the Order of the Golden Dawn is that the symbol of the Rose-Cross emerged from that Society in a much more profound way than ever before. It becomes the symbolic embodiment of much of the Rosicrucian Order's teachings. And I will consider that form later in this paper. But before I can do that I want to review the basic teachings of our First Order, the first four grades: Zelator, Theoricus, Practicus, and Philosophus.<o:p></o:p>

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"The aim of the Society is to afford mutual aid and encouragement in working out the great problems of Life, and in searching out the secrets of Nature; to facilitate the study of the system of Philosophy founded upon the Kabalah and the doctrines of Hermes Trismegistus,... and to investigate the meaning and symbolism of all that now remains of the wisdom, art and literature of the ancient world." (page 5)<o:p></o:p>

Therefore, our main study consists of the material we call Kabalah and Hermetics. It is the foundational studies of the philosophy "inculcated by the original Fratres Rosae Crucis."<o:p></o:p>

These teachings are presented to us in a graded structure of degree work. The work is delineated as follows:<o:p></o:p>

Zelator (I°): "Is recommended to study the powers and properties of Numbers, and the philosophy of the Hebrew Kabalah, in which the relations between Numbers, Letters, Words and Things are defined." In this grade we are introduced to the Four Ancients - the elements, the Cross, the Pentagram, and the symbol LVX<o:p></o:p>

Theoricus (II°): "...the mysteries of Nature, of mineral, vegetable, and animal life are proper studies, and its ritual of admission teaches you that beyond the colors, as well as the forms of objects, there are occult relations which need investigation." We also hear doctrines on the Elements, the Zodiac, the Hebrew Divine Name IHVH and the four worlds of the Kabbalistic philosophy.<o:p></o:p>

Practicus (III°): "The Grade of Practicus has special relation to the ancient art of alchymy and the modern science and art of Chemistry." In this grade we hear the alchemical terms of Sulphur, Salt, and Mercury. The terms "the Black Dragon" and "Solve et Coagula" are also referred.<o:p></o:p>

Philosophus (IV°): "... teaches the need of the highest mental culture in order to comprehend the works of the philosophers, and the sacred volumes of the World Religions."<o:p></o:p>

These are the teachings of the First Order which culminate in the entrance grade of the Second Order - Adeptus Minor (V°) which relates to the center of the Tree of Life - the Sphere of the Sun, sphere six.<o:p></o:p>

It is to these grades of Adeptship that the Rose Cross lamen corresponds in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. It is to that symbol that we can now turn our attention; for, that symbol is the symbol par excellance of the synthesis and attainment of all the Work in the First Order.<o:p></o:p>

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firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-727767922607046385.post-34908109869628491552008-05-23T16:55:00.000-07:002008-12-08T23:06:21.579-08:00Freemasons and World dominationThe Masonic Myth's most extreme expression has taken the form of the Masonic Conspiracy; the Masonic Myth's more moderate version is the "Secular-Humanist Conspiracy." The first version of the Masonic Conspiracy names the Jews and the Freemasons as the principle villains; the second version of the Masonic Conspiracy names the liberal establishment. In both instances, Communism and Socialism are the tools through which the hidden cabal (i.e., the Jews in the one instance, the secular-humanists in the other) hopes to achieve its goal of world domination. In reality, the second version of the Masonic Conspiracy is nothing more than a sanitized and less offensive version of the first - one which has been "cleaned up" to suit the sensibilities of moderate conservatives.
Mythologies like the Masonic Myth are more easily described than defined; the Masonic Conspiracy can be said to occupy a border area somewhere between religion and history on the one hand, and folklore on the other. The Masonic Conspiracy is a popular explanation of conundrums and enigmas (often of a semi-historic nature) that cannot be easily subjected to objective inquiry using Scripture or verifiable events as the standard against which the inquiry can be made and ultimately judged. Nonetheless, it should not be assumed that adherence to the Masonic Myth is merely the province of the uneducated; such is the pull and magnetism of the Masonic Myth that the Masonic Myth and the Masonic Myth's cousin, the Secular-Humanist Conspiracy, continue to survive and even flourish among the educated and in the elite business establishment - though often there is a recognition that a belief in the Masonic Myth (and its cousin, the Secular-Humanist Conspiracy) is probably unjustified, coupled with a slight sense of unease and even shame in holding them - especially the Masonic Myth. [Hence, the effort to sanitize the Masonic Myth by removing the offensive references to Jews and substituting liberalism as the main target.]

Contributing to the sinister reputation are all of their freaky ceremonies. The Masons are very proud of their rituals, which have been copied innumerable times.

One longstanding sore point for the Masons has been the plagiarization of Masonic ceremonies and symbology by Joseph Smith for his religious cult known as the Mormon Church. Smith was inducted into the brotherhood in March 1842. In May he produced the Endowment ceremony, which borrowed whole sections of dialogue from the Masonic ritual. This pissed off a lot of Freemasons, to say the least. Like every Mason, Smith had been required to swear an oath never to reveal the secrets of Freemasonry to non-members, under pain of death. Oh well. Evidently tired of taking crap from the Masons, the Mormons finally excised the offending elements from their ceremony in 1990.

One prominent 19th century Mason was Albert Pike. He was an officer in the Confederate army during the Civil War, who later went on to become a big deal in Freemasonry. He wrote seminal books which are still read today by the Freemasons.

He was also evidently a big fat racist, writing editorials in his newspaper inveighing against the Negroes and so forth. It is widely-believed but poorly documented that Pike might have been one of the original founders of the Ku Klux Klan. The Masons vehemently deny this, of course.

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The idea of a widespread freemason conspiracy originated in the late 1700's and flourished in the US in the 1800's. Persons who embrace this theory often point to purported Masonic symbols such as the pyramid and the eye on the back of the dollar bill as evidence of the conspiracy. Allegations of a freemason conspiracy trace back to British author John Robison who wrote the 1798 book Proofs of a Conspiracy Against All the Religions and Governments of Europe, carried on in the secret meetings of Free Masons, Illuminati, and Reading Societies, collected from good authorities. Robison influenced French author Abbé Augustin Barruel, whose first two volumes of his eventual four volume study, Memoirs Illustrating the History of Jacobinism, beat Robison's book to the printer. Both Robison and Barruel discuss the attempt by Bavarian intellectual Adam Weishaupt to spread the ideas of the Enlightenment through his secretive society, the Order of the Illuminati.<o:p></o:p>
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This whole thing with the Illuminati and a Shadow Government may be unreal to many people, but stay with me for a while and give it a chance. I encourage you to read this introductory, overviewing article before you read anything else from my website, unless you are already familiar with the Illuminati. Even then it would probably be refreshing to read it. This article is exactly just that - an overview. <o:p></o:p>

The evidence is not provided in this particular article; it only summarizes what is discussed on the rest of my website. So after you have finished reading this overview, you need to look for references and evidence among the rest of the articles in this massive web database, set up for you for your own research. It is similar to laying a puzzle; you need to lay one piece at the time to fit it into the big picture. Sometimes you have to remove a puzzle piece because you notice it did not fit 100% and replace it with one that does. This is the way to find the truth in an overload of Media lies, cover-ups and half-truths. It is not an easy task, but if we have the willingness and a certain amount of patience we can do it. <o:p></o:p>

I believe you will have enough information on this web site to get the whole picture of what is going on and who is pulling the strings, so if you look at it with an open mind, I think that after a while you will have little doubt that the Shadow Government is trying to create a New World Order above our heads, and that it is NOT to our benefit. These are not some paranoid conspiracy theories, like some people want to call it, but facts backed up by evidence and even admitted by the same people I am exposing to be behind the plot. <o:p></o:p>

I am not pretending to convince you that I have the whole truth and nothing but the truth in my hands, but I do say that I am very certain that an agenda to take over the world and create a super-socialistic state, much like Mao's Red China, is being planned, is happening, and is well in progress.<o:p></o:p>

Most of us can agree upon that something is very wrong with this world. Civil wars, diseases, famine, ethnic cleansing, religious wars, different violations of human rights ... the list is long and it just goes on. Are all those bad conditions totally separated from each other, or do they have a common source? <o:p></o:p>

All I ask from you is to think for yourself. Throw away everything "you've been told", things "you've learnt in school", what you've "heard on the radio", what you've "seen on Television", what "politicians have told you" etc. - just for a moment. Let's start thinking for ourselves for just awhile. It's not too often we have that opportunity when we on a daily basis are bombarded with information and propaganda wherever we are. We are constantly fed with opinions, bad news and lies, and there are tons of untold secrets. Life is hectic; we have to earn a living, and we are afraid to be laid off work. Our survival is threatened constantly, at least that's how it seems, and this is the direction in which much thinking goes these days. So what is it that causes so much fear and uncertainty in our lives? Is life really this threatening, or is somebody creating this condition of fear on purpose? Much of this fear and terror is spread through Media, which are owned by a few people at the very top of the society, who I sometimes call the "Puppet Masters". And those people have their very own dark agenda.<o:p></o:p>

The Illuminati (or Moriah Conquering Wind as they seem to prefer calling themselves these days) is a very secretive group of occult practitioners who have been around for thousands and thousands of years, who are using the Jewish Cabala as one of their guidelines to oppress the rest of the population. It is not a boys' club or a group of adults parents trying to get some excitement in life; this is something much bigger and sinister. This is a very well structured organization consisting of people in extremely High Places. Those people are the Super Wealthy, who stand above the law. Many of them don't even appear on the list of the wealthiest people in the world - they are that secret.<o:p></o:p>

Adam Weishaupt (1748-1811), basically a Jew, converted to become a Catholic Priest and ended up starting a "new" secret society called the Illuminati. Actually it was not new at all; it's been there long before then, under different names, but during Weishaupt's lifetime this organization was revealed in public. It's unclear if he was the master-mind behind it, but most researchers, including myself, are more or less certain that Weishaupt was just a puppet for the Freemasonic Elite.

The Freemasons had recently started a new branch of Freemasonry - Freemasonry of the Scottish Rite with its 33 degrees (33°) of initiation. It's still today one of the most (if not the most) powerful secret societies in the world, including members within high politics, religious leaders, businessmen and other for them useful individuals. Things point in the direction that Weishaupt was sponsored by the Jewish Rothschild dynasty, who then were (and still are) the heads of Freemasonry worldwide.

The Illuminati had its own grades ABOVE (or rather beside) the 33 degrees of Freemasonry. Even persons who were initiated to the higher degrees of Freemasonry had no knowledge of the Illuminati grades - it was that secret. Weishaupt planned to take over the world, and he made up distinct strategies to create a One World Government and a New World Order. All this was written down into something called the "Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion", probably written by Lionel Rothschild as a blueprint for the New World Order.

But the secrets leaked! An emissary for the Illuminati was struck by lightning when he rode over a field, carrying the Protocols, and they were found and revealed to the world. This was in the 1770's. Weishaupt and his Illuminati "Brothers" had to flee and work underground, due to that their organization was banned. It was decided by the Brotherhood that the name Illuminati should never again be used in public; instead front groups should be used to fulfill the purpose of world domination. One of the front groups were the Freemasons, who had a better reputation.

It is believed that Weishaupt was killed by his Freemason Brothers, as he was unable to keep his mouth shut and still continued to use the name Illuminati, but this is only speculation.

The secret goal, however, survived Weishaupt and the Rothschild's were now heads of the Illuminati (and still are today). A good help in the effort to reach the goal came from the Freemason Cecil Rhodes, who in the 19th Century tried to build a One World Government with the British Empire on top. This agenda was sponsored by the Rothschild's and it was also Rhodes who created the Round Table, a secret society in itself, named after King Arthur's Round Table, where the Brotherhood Elite is gathering up to this day.

World War I and II were both attempts to take over. After the Second World War people were so tired of all the killing that they welcomed the United Nations when it was founded. The official policy of the UN was to safeguard the peace, so nothing like WW II would ever happen again. But indeed the UN was another important front organization for the Illuminati, to unite the countries of the world into one. Here is a typical example of how the Brotherhood works: "problem-reaction-solution". By starting two world wars they created a problem. This in turn created a reaction from the population, who wanted a solution to the wars. So the Illuminati created a solution to the problem they themselves created by founding the United Nations; one step further toward a One World Government. This eventually led to the EU project, which anyone, with eyes to see, will understand goes right into the direction of the biggest fascist state known to man, where each country gets less and less power and sovereignty, and Europe is put under the reign of a few, in a centralized government. And who are running EU? The Freemasons and the Illuminati. Do the pieces start coming together now? But wait, this is just the beginning:

Next on the Agenda are the North American Union, (which is already being built as we speak, with Bush working on erasing the borders between the U.S., Mexico and Canada and merge them into one, also starting to build a Super Highway running through these three countries), the South American Union, The African Union and the Asian Union. Finally, all these "Unions", including the European Union, will merge into one big Union, which will be run by a One World Government.

By creating galloping inflation, the International Bankers (read the Illuminati) have succeeded in making us believe that the only solution is a One Currency - the EMU. When that project is safeguarded, the Central European Bank (Illuminati) has all the power over the economy in Europe and can lead us in whatever direction they want. Some politicians are just ignorant and power hungry, while others are aware of facts and work for and with the Illuminati. The innocent people, being deceived, are the ones who will suffer the most. This is a betrayal beyond comprehension.

The secret societies and the Illuminati believe in the power of symbols. The world is full of their magic- and black magic symbols. However, we are so used to seeing them everywhere that we don't even think about them. The Illuminati believe that the more symbols around, the more magic power to them. The insignia of the Illuminati and the New World Order is the "Pyramid with the All-Seeing- Eye", which you can study on the back of the U.S. One Dollar Bill (some years ago this symbol was also on a series of stamps released from the Vatican). The All-Seeing-Eye is the Eye of Horus, which is the Eye of Lucifer, and goes back to the Egyptian era. The One Dollar Bill was designed by President Roosevelt's administration, and the below letter from 1951 tells us that the President had a lot to do with its' design:

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Carbon monoxide consists of equal parts of two building blocks that are essential to life as we know it: carbon and oxygen. Comprised of a single oxygen atom and a single carbon atom, it's a natural part animal metabolism in the majority of vertebrates and invertebrates alike. And, yet, it's toxic to those life forms in a high enough concentration.
When carbon monoxide levels rise above 35 ppm, the gas poses a potentially lethal danger to humans and other animals. When you inhale carbon monoxide, you won't feel it initially. It isn't like helium, which can immediately alter your voice, or nitrous oxide, which dentists serve up to make you feel giddy while they drill holes in your face. With enough carbon monoxide taking up toxic portions of your breath, you're liable to feel a little lightheaded and eventually fall asleep. Then, you die. Bummer, right?
The problem begins in the lungs, through which blood flows to drop of carbon dioxide and pick up oxygen. That oxygen binds to your hemoglobin and travels all around the body, invigorating everything from your brain to the muscles that require oxygen to function.
When carbon monoxide enters the lungs, it binds to your hemoglobin in place of oxygen. That means that your blood cells can't carry that vital oxygen wherever it's needed. You might not feel this in your muscles as much, but the effects of oxygen deprivation on your brain will be gradual and devastating.
In high enough concentrations, as when you run your car in an enclosed space, the effects are more swift. A smaller, but still toxic concentration, can be even more dangerous, as long-term exposure will usually manifest itself in symptoms akin to the flu, including nausea and mild headaches. Without a functional carbon monoxide detector, not only can these symptoms slowly turn into permanent damage to brain and lung tissue, but others in the vicinity will be susceptible to the toxic gas, as well.
This is why it's so important to own and regularly check your carbon monoxide detector. It's a small investment to make in the safety and health of everyone who enters your home.
How Do Carbon Monoxide Detectors Work?
Given the fact that carbon monoxide, even at lethal levels, is undetectable to the human senses, it's a very good idea to employ a device that can detect it for you. When there's a fire in the home, you can usually smell or see the smoke just as quickly as your smoke detector can. The advantage of a smoke detector is that it can wake you from sleep in the event of a fire, when your senses are too muted to notice the presence of danger.
A carbon monoxide detector has to be sensitive enough to detect a much less visible agent, and to do so without creating too many false alarms. After all, the boy who cried wolf eventually asphyxiated on CO2.
Fortunately, carbon monoxide's propensity to interact with other chemicals and substances (including your hemoglobin) can actually be used to protect you from it. Carbon monoxide detectors usually function in one of three ways. They either utilize silica, chemical solutions, or a reactive gel to register the presence of the gas.
When carbon monoxide comes into contact with a chemical gel substance, the gel's color changes. Detectors that use gel also often employ photo sensors akin to those found in photoelectric fire alarms. These simple sensors can register the change in gel color, and when they do, they sound the alarm.
Detectors that employ chemical solutions and silica-based detectors both rely on changes to electrical resistance as their triggers. When carbon monoxide interacts with silica, it alters the substance's electrical impedance, which is monitored by the device's circuit board. Large enough changes in impedance trigger the alarm. Similarly, small amounts of certain chemical solutions can respond to the presence of carbon monoxide with changes in the flow of electricity through them. Electrodes dipped in the chemical solution detect this change and sound the alarm.
Tips To Maximize Your Safety
In order to keep you and your family as safe as possible, owning a carbon monoxide alarm isn't quite enough. You should be familiar with how your alarm is installed, as well as what to do if it needs any kind of maintenance. There are also a few additional purchases that can help ensure your safety.
Carbon monoxide alarms are either plug-in or battery-operated. Detectors that have to be plugged in are dependent on the placement of the outlets in your home for their efficacy. They often also have batteries inside them to act as backups should the power fail. You should routinely test these batteries to make sure you'll remain safe no matter the power conditions.
Battery-operated carbon monoxide alarms require a little more attention, as you'll want to keep their batteries as fresh as possible. The benefit of these is that you can install them anywhere, including in a garage that doesn't have power running to it, to ensure your air is safe to breathe.
If you're also worried about fire safety, there are combination alarms on the market that can serve both to detect smoke and carbon monoxide. It would also be a good idea to invest in a couple of high-quality fire extinguishers and to keep them in the most effective places, such as the kitchen, or by a fireplace.
Lastly, make sure you and your family have an escape plan in case of a fire or gas leak. This may necessitate the purchase of an escape ladder, as well as the development of a detailed evacuation plan. It may take a little up-front cost and planning, but you'll be grateful if you ever need to use the tools and tactics you've acquired.


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If you wish to grow your career in the health care field, then you can become a certified nursing assistant. A CNA in Manassas, VA and other parts of the United States has a very bright future. In the United States, different states have different requirements for the CNA training. So, a student needs to keep this thing in his mind while getting admission at an institute because a student will always have a specific place in his mind where he wish to work. Let's discuss a few important things that a student needs to know before CNA classes in Manassas, VA or surrounding places.
What a CNA can earn yearly?
If you are a certified nursing assistant, then you can easily make anywhere from $24,000 to $35,000 depending on the place you are working. So, if you want to get the best job, then you should aim for an institute that is a credible and reputable institute and its certification worth a lot.
Duties of a certified nursing assistant
A CNA provides the basic care to the patients and their duties include bathe and dress patients, take vital signs, serve the meal and assist the patient eat, reposition or turn the bedridden patients, keep a record of the patient's condition and treatments from the doctors, nurses, and caregivers, answer patient calls, clean and sanitize the patient areas, changing the bed sheets, etc., providing and emptying the bedpans, and more.
Online or campus based training?
Another important decision to make is to know whether to enroll in an online or a campus training program. Here, the formula is so simple. For the students that have time issues or don't have the financial position to pay for the campus studies, online classes are the best choice. For the students who can attend the regular classes, they can find a reputable college or university to start their CNA training.
Different institutes can charge different fee
There might be an institute charging a few hundred dollars for the training classes and there might as well be the institutes charging a few thousand dollars for it. The CNA training fees vary from one institute to another, so you can easily find an affordable institute to get CNA training. Whatever institute you select, make sure that you are going to get the education from a place that is accredited by the state where you wish to do the job.


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So we all know that I've been living, uhm, spending a great deal of time, at the gym lately. While at the gym, I've seen some decidedly frumpy things. Today's frump fighting will be about how NOT to be frump-tastic at the gym.
1. Wear something that isn't sloppy.
You can't help but carry yourself differently in some fody-skimming clothes rather than your ratty old sweat pants. And let's face it, it's much safer wearing something close-fitting than something tent-like. Ever get the leg of your pants stuck in a spin bike and try (unsuccessfully) to keep yourself from flying over the handlebars? Yeah. Be careful with that one.
I'm not saying you need to spend a ton of money on new gym clothes. I myself just got a ridiculous deal at Kohl's, where they had gym pants and gym capris on sale for 90% off. I bought six pair between $2.60 and $3.20 each. Other great sources for gym clothes are TJ Maxx and Marshalls, they have a good selection at half price or less. But something you like because it fits well and makes you feel good, that's more than half the battle.
2. Drink enough water.
In addition to keeping yourself hydrated while engaging in your hellacious workout, you'll also have the opportunity to rawk something other than your one-gallon jug of Deer Park. While I fully value thriftiness, and am a huge proponent of proper hydration, seriously. Unless you're at the gym for several hours on end, you just don't need that thing. You wouldn't believe how many people I see doing this! A nice Sigg or Kleen Kanteen will do.
3. Use a workout towel and clean your equipment after you use it.
Because, while I'm not a germaphone by any means, it's still common courtesy not to sweat all over stuff everyone has to use and leave it there. And being the "she doesn't clean up" pariah is sooo frumpy!
4. Try a new class.
I know people who have never taken a class at the gym, and you know what? I was that girl. Now I'm a class ADDICT! I work hard, make my body do new and challenging stuff, have people to commiserate with, laugh with, chat with. It serves everyone well. If you hate it, you get to say you survived the class. If you love it, you just discovered a new way to make your workouts more fun!
5. Smile and be confident!
Everyone is there to get in or stay in shape. They generally like being there. So smile already! Wearing something slightly less than cute like, say, your high school softball t-shirt and old yoga pants? No problem, a smile makes up for a multitude of sins. And really, who wouldn't walk with a little swagger after surviving cardio kickboxing? Seriously?
Be fab at the gym and so will I. You'll know me by the cute workout clothes and smile, so smile back and let me know that you fought the frump!
Now go see Fussy to fight the frump in other areas of your fabulous life!


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I thought and thought of what to call my blog and finally decided to name it what I did. The reason: My name, Cora means "Maiden" and my middle name, Beth means "House of God". I am so glad to be a part of God's family!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Piano playing is so pleasant~
There's more to life than play though!
My dad cleaned grain again today (when it wasn't raining); my mom decided it was high time we cleaned out the lazy-susan that has all of our spices on it, so we washed all the containers off and refilled them before putting them back on the shelves; I ground up some more applesauce and made some of our favorite apple product: Apple Butter; and the boys worked on the square baler for a while and then got out the pressure washer and worked over an hour on cleaning the baler up. Now we're all back together again and, as it's family prayer time, I'd best sign off here.
Here's a closing thought from my daily flip-calendar...
"Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and He shall lift you up."
James 4:10
And some beautiful music for a closing song~
4 comments:
- Dilvin said...
Cora Beth,
I really like pictures like this. Thanks for sharing it. Good night!
I am a friend of amy, at acooker.blogspot ( that's how me and my sister found your blog,we really,really like it. we're always are checking for new posts! you are welcome to look at mine.)
- September 8, 2009 at 10:24 PM
- Miss Jen said...
Cora Beth,
Yes indeed!!!! :)
Oh my.... I just LOVE
Anne's Theme Song!
Brings tears to my eyes!!!!
With Much Love~
Miss Jen
- September 9, 2009 at 10:25 AM
- Dilvin said...
Hi Cora.
Yes it is very nice to meet others! Especially those who follow the same shepherd!
That is me milking the cow. Her name is Mocha.
I do not know how to speak or write in Hebrew,(I do know a few songs in it)
But I really like other languages. I wish I could learn every single one!
If you would like to see more pictures of our farm and family, you are welcome to go to my sister's blog at http://upnorthhannah.blogspot.com
I would very much enjoy to post some cheese recipes,tips, and techniques for you. I will inform you when I do.
Thank you.
My sister plays piano too.I play the fiddle and guitar
- September 9, 2009 at 3:57 PM
- *~Virginia~* said...
I TOTALLY agree! :-) Piano always lifts up my spirit when i'm down as well! Its one of those pleasures in this world! :-)Keep it up!:-)
- September 11, 2009 at 7:10 AM


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SCORENigeria can exclusively reveal that Leicester City striker Ahmed Musa allegedly quit the Super Eagles training camp in London so as to attend his second wedding introduction in Lagos.
Last month, Ahmed Musa was not part of a squad practice match in London after a friendly against Burkina Faso was called off as he flew out to Nigeria to begin the formalisation of his second marriage.
The 24-year-old Leicester City star is a Muslim and the religion allows him as many as four wives.
He is now in line for his second marriage with a lady he met while on Super Eagles duty in Uyo recently.
It has been hot, racy romance for the Nigeria international, who has already introduced the lucky lady to his mother.
His recent domestic problem, which led to his arrest and later discharge by the police, was first reported by the British media, and may well have been caused by his plan for a second wife.
His wife Jamila, who recently celebrated her birthday, has two children for him.


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Seriously guys, some weird stuff happens. Some of it is downright dof.
Take, for example, this guy. He lost his Lamborghini, yes, I said Lamborghini, because he was too drunk to remember where he'd parked it. I'm telling you now, it doesn't matter how drunk I get, I'm still gonna remember where my little mazda midge is waiting for me. Imagine losing a lambhorgini, dof hey.
Check out the worlds biggest advertising sing here. It took 3 years to design and 100 hours to build. I certainly hope that advert achieves what it's designers meant for it to.
Okay, if your'e a truck driver and a car manages to lodge itself under your bumper, surely you'd be aware of it? Not this dude. Check out the link to watch a video of the guy driving his truck along the highway with the car stuck to the bumper. He eventually stopped and the driver of the car was unharmed. Thank heavens.
Imagine this – you're traveling home and you get arrested at customs because you have tea bags in your bag. It happened to a Filipino tourist when customs officials thought that the tea bags she had with her were amphetamines. She was kept in custody for 5 days. Poor thing. Read the article here.
Nina Maria Kleivan is an artist. The only thing is she likes to dress her baby up as Hitler, yep, Hitler as a way of exploring "the meaning of evil". Okay then.
During the course of game show history there has been some weird shows. But I don't think anything is weirder than wanting to electrocute each other. Read the article here.
For a list of some really strange game shows check out this article at weirdworm.
This next article doesn't fall under the category of weird. For South Africa anyway. This is and article on Yahoo news about how much it costs to maintain President Zuma's wives and children. I'm sure people from other countries must find it weird.
I just don't know hey.


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Glebe Road and the adjacent lake shore at Bowness-on-Windermere, has been regenerated with a £2 million makeover. The project was jointly funded by Cumbria County Council and South Lakeland District Council. Together with a smaller project in Grasmere, the objective was to enhance the visitor experience by 'Optimising Connectivity' at key tourist sites.
At the opening event on 20 October, Councillor Keith Little, Cumbria County Council said;
The Glebe Road scheme has significantly enhanced this key lakeside destination, with public realm improvements to the foreshore area, enhanced footways and surfacing, and improved parking provision. The project has made a big difference to the Glebe Road area and will benefit both local residents and visitors. This scheme is part of the wider Optimising Connectivity project, which has also brought improvements on the A591 at Town End, Grasmere.
Councillor, Cumbria County Council
A tight budget and stakeholder consultation played a big part in directing the designs. The tired, cluttered and unkempt appearance of Bowness bay has been replaced by sweeping, curved seating set into a low level retaining wall which follows the edge of the lake; contemporary herbaceous and grass planting and high quality paving in selected areas. Some features of local cultural heritage significance, including a drinking fountain and mature trees have been restored and retained.
The project is an excellent example of collaboration between clients and consultants. The team has worked to connect visitors and residents with the lakes, which is so vitally important to experience the true beauty of the national park. We are proud to have made the most of the funding to deliver a high quality, relaxing environment for the local people and tourists to enjoy.
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So last weekend, Ethan planned a surprise date, including getting a baby sitter. He was leaving again on Sunday so he made all the arrangements while he had been in Spokane. The doorbell rang, I opened it and saw the girl that had babysat for us before. He just stood there with this grin.
So we left and Ethan changed plans a little bit as the sandwich shop had closed. His original plans were for us to grab sandwiches at a popular, local place known for to go sandwiches and head to the beach for the sunset. But the deli was closed and it probably was a good thing b/c it has been a really hot day and the beach was super crowded. But that's because the place was GORGEOUS. Thos are mountains in the background over looking the Sound. So we changed plans and headed to a really awesome part of town called Ballard. It's somewhat funky, grassroots-ish with tons of hip, local places. We had one of the most amazing meals we've had in a really long time and then visited one of Seattle's famous cupcakes shops. But not without doing some shopping in Ballard first. It was such a fun night with my husband! :)


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'The Ides of March' was a fairly cynical film.
While Congress can't overturn the Supreme Court, we can provide carrots and sticks to prevent local governments from unfairly taking property from landowners.
I was in a band in high school and college and I always had a love for music, but I didn't go to a conservatory or anything like that. I was fairly self-taught.
I suppose the place where I live is fairly remote, it would seem remote to some people.
Sometimes it's a bizarre, fairly cold, and horrifying thing to be a parent.
I've heard it said that umpires are necessary evil. Well, we are necessary, but we are not evil. We are hard-working and dedicated people whose primary interest is to make sure the game is played fairly. We are the integrity of the game.
I was born to argue... I don't know why. I mean, from arguing with my teachers and, on occasions, my parents. I think I've mastered the art of argument at a fairly young age.
I try to write everyday. I do that much better over here than when I'm teaching. I always rewrite, usually fairly close-on which is to say first draft, then put it aside for 24 hours then more drafts.
When I am working on an epic-length book, the writing process is fairly long. It takes from four to five years to get through all the drafts. The book is done when I am exhausted.
There are certain people that are marked for death. I have my little list of those that treated me unfairly.
I basically think that I'm a fairly nice, normal person with just a few eccentricities.
I mean, most of it is probably more obscure and just more noisy than either of those two bands, but Thurston has stuff all the time that he's involved with that is fairly obscure and experimental.
The facts fairly and honestly presented; truth will take care of itself.
Inspired by the purse rather than the soul, the mercenary side fairly screams in many of the works put out by every day American publishers.
I don't think we can go back to the old days. But I think that what the government needs to do is it needs to make sure that the pricing is fair, that you don't have monopolies out there, so that people don't have a chance to compete fairly.
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Apostolist Winter 2018 Retreat
Rekindling Hope
Join us on the last weekend of February for this year's Winter Retreat at the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception in Huntington, New York (Long Island). Our theme is Rekindling Hope: we'll learn about the theological virtues, Faith, Hope, and Love, and then we'll dive into Hope and how to hold onto it when things seem bleak. We'll also cover practical techniques for regaining and fostering hope for yourself and your community.
We will meet at the Parish Center of St. Paul the Apostle at 6:00 PM on Friday and return on Sunday around 3:00 PM.
All young adults in their 20s and 30s are invited to attend.
Retreat Dates:
Feb 23 - 25, 2018* (depart Friday evening, return Sunday afternoon)
*Retreatants are expected to stay for the full duration of the retreat.
DEADLINE to Register:
Feb 18, 2017
Food, accommodation, and transportation are included


text: After scrutinizing the nature of Google's interaction with the open source software community on matters relating to Android over the past few years, the fact that they are declining to release source code now doesn't seem like a change in direction. It's the natural evolution of a culture where openness is a marketing gimmick and not a core principle. — Ryan Paul, for Ars Technica - "Android openness withering as Google withholds Honeycomb code" Ramkumar ShankarMarch 26, 2011android, google 0 Likes


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If you love Nutella, we have some bad news…
We know that Nutella is one of the best tasting products on the market that everybody loves, and you and your family might be one of the millions of consumers. But have you ever taken the time to do some research of what it actually consists of? Well, we did. And we have some bad news.
The advertisements for Nutella always tell us how there are no harmful and heavy processed chemicals and artificial flavours, how it is natural and healthy to eat. But what we found in our research, states the complete opposite of those advertisements.
Here is why you and your family should never eat Nutella again!
#1 Sugar – Nutella isn't using some natural based sugar that is healthy for consumption but instead, it is using the cheap GMO sugar beef that is filled with pesticides that our body isn't even able to recognize. What is scary is that these sugars can pass in our blood brain barrier and can destroy our brain cells which can later on cause ADHD, migraine, autism, depression, anxiety and ADD.
#2 Soy Lethicin – By now we have published tons of articles about how soy is extremely bad for your health and can even cause cancer. Soy beans are a complete opposite of soy lethicin. Soy lethicine has been linked to thyroid depression, weight gain, delayed menstruation, fatique, premature puberty and breast cancer. So all the harmful chemicals found in the Nutella is definitely something that you want to avoid.
#3 Palm Oil – Palm oil is overall good for your body but it is not clearly stated how it is obtained. Researches point out that palm oil in an oxidized state is harmful to the biochemical functions of our body. They say that most of the food manufacturers use oxidized palm oil in their products which means that the palm oil we consume through the Nutella is oxidized. In case you haven't researched or you didn't know, some of the diseases and problems that the oxidized palm oil can cause are heart toxicity, also toxicity of the liver, lungs, and kidney.
#4 Vanillin – Vanillin is the artificial flavour that tricks your brain into thinking you are consuming real vanilla. And yet the advertisements say that there are "no artificial sweeteners" involved. Nice try Nutella.
#5 Skim Milk – The Skim milk is actually milk from cows filled with chemicals such as GMO corn and antibiotics, in order to produce more milk, for a cheaper price. This eventually leads to the cows getting sick and producing milk. So are you still confident enough to drink skim milk?
But wait there is more. Of course Nutella tastes really good, so leaving you without your favourite chocolate food is something we cannot do, that is why we have prepared a recipe for a homemade Nutella that you can make in under an hour!
What you will need:
-½ cup of hazelnut or almond butter (both are good)
-2 tablespoons of raw honey (or maple syrup)
-2 tablespoons of unsweetened cocoa powder
How to prepare it:
Place the butter and the cocoa powder into a bowl and mix it well. Then add the honey or the maple syrup. After that, adjust and taste the seasonings according to your liking. If the mixture needs to be thinned, warm up coconut, walnut or hazelnut oil to liquid consistency and add it to the mixture.
Nutella is loved and consumed by almost everyone, so be sure to share this article with your friends and family in order to spread awareness about the dangers it may cause to your body!


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Hike and Shoot Delicate Arch
Get amazing views and shots of one of Utah's most iconic arches. Stay once the sun goes down for great views of the night sky and the for the crowd to take off.
I headed out to the trailhead because I really wanted to shoot the super moon with the Delicate Arch. It was absolutely fantastic, especially during such a full moon. Everything was bathed in a soft glow, it was like I was on another planet actually. It was amazing to sit in silence and to try to comprehend the power it took to shape the beautiful landscape.
Something to consider...I didn't really need a headlamp, but due to the cliffs everywhere I'd suggest one. Be ready for some crowds, but if you want the place all to yourself stay past sunset and late into the night. Everyone leaves and it's absolutely wonderful!
After you're done, hit up Moab Brewery in town. Get the beer in the can, it's full strength. :)
Pack List
- Camera
- 2 headlamps (in case one fails you can get out safely)
- Lots of water
- Good hiking shoes
- A beer
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Easy Parking
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Great hike to Delicate arch, very unique.🏜
One of my favorites
We planned an entire weekend around this hike last year, now it's one of our favorite spontaneous side trips - whenever we're driving 70, we try to get down to do this hike. I'd suggest leaving early for your first visit here - not only will the temps be better, but there won't be as many crowds!
Very Tourist Crowded
There were TONS of people all over the trail and waiting to get a picture in the arch. Me and my buddies were just trying to get a nice hike in, but it was hard to enjoy our time with crowds all around us. The hike was easy, just a small uphill hike. Bring water and sunscreen for there is no shade and it's around a 2 mile out and back. I want to return not in tourist season.
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Obit: Maier,
Edmund F. (1922 - 2006)
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Maier, Edmund F. (22 AUG 1922 - 12 JAN 2006)
Edmund F. "Ed" Maier, 83, died ay Clairemont Nursing and Rehabilitation, Eau Claire, on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m., on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at St. Bernard-St. Hedwig's Catholic Church, Thorp. The Rev. Keith Apfelbeck and The Rev. Michael Mertens served as co-celebrants. Burial was in New St. Hedwig's Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were his grandsons, Jeff Konieczny, Wes Konieczny, Scott Maier, Brad Maier, Nick Maier, Adam Olson, Taylor Olson and Nathan Maier. Honorary pallbearers were his grandsons, Brandon Maier and Jason Maier.
Edmund Francis Maier was born on Aug. 22, 1922, in Thorp, to John and Helen (nee Schmidt) Maier. He was raised on the family farm and received his education at St. Bernard's Catholic School. After completing his education, he hauled machinery and cattle to and from Iowa. He then worked in the harvest fields in Southern Minnesota and central North Dakota from 1936 to 1939. He returned to Thorp, in 1939, and drove school bus until the summer of 1942. While driving bus, he met his future wife. In 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps, where he received his basic training at Homestead, Fla., He was then stationed at Morrison Field Air Force Base, in West Palm Beach, Fla., as an aerial engineer and crew chief. He was united in marriage to Margaret B. "Marge" Bartosiewicz on Oct. 2, 1943, at Morrison Field Air Force Base. In 1944, he was stationed at Hamilton Field in San Rafael, Calif. After his honorable discharge on Dec. 14, 1945, they moved to Chicago, where he worked as a buffer and polisher. In February of 1950, they moved back to the town of Withee and bought and bought a farm, where he served on the town board, plowed snow and maintained roads. They farmed for 37 years and raised a family of seven children. They sold the farm to their son, Terry, and retired in August of 1987. A hobby farm was purchased nearby where he resided until the time of his death. His wife, Marge, died on April 27, 2002. He was member of St. Bernard-St. Hedwig's Catholic Church, served as a board member and chairman of A.S.C.S. for 33 years, served as the town of Withee chairman for two terms and several years on the board, was a member of the Thorp American Legion, was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters, and served on the board for the Farmers Home Administration. He had many interests including working in his garage, collecting antique farm equipment and especially spending time with his family.
He will be sadly missed by four daughters, Carol Konieczny, Thorp, Debbie (Dale) Olson, Abbotsford, Cindy (Rich Dusick) Maier, Stanley, and Noreen (Dave) Prokopiak, Thorp; three sons, Butch (Sharon) Maier, Union Grove, Larry Maier, Thorp, and Terry Maier, Thorp; 20 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; three brothers, Norm (Mary) Maier, Brookfield, Jack (Myrna) Maier, Milwaukee, and Ken (Peggy) Maier, Green Bay; and two sisters, Marge Sonnentag, Thorp, and Merce Borton, Eau Claire.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his loving wife, Marge; and two brothers, Leonard Maier and Jerry Maier.
Thorp Funeral Home assisted the family with arrangements.
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When Harry Benson Met Albert Watson
Two of Scotland's most successful photographers - Harry Benson from Glasgow and Albert Watson from Edinburgh - now live in New York.
They spent a day together revealing the tricks of their trade and revisiting some of their best known images - Benson's photos of The Beatles at the peak of their fame and of Bobby Kennedy's assassination and Watson's portraits of Alfred Hitchcock, Mick Jagger and Mike Tyson.
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