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CONECT in the Media
300+ from St. Jerome & CONECT turnout for Prayer Service in Support of Jung Courville & Her Family
With just three or four days notice, more than 300 St. Jerome and CONECT leaders turnout on Monday, August 7th for a Prayer Vigil in support of Jung Courville and her family after her recent order of deportation. Courville has been the in US for 18 years, married to a US Citizen for 14 years, and is the mother of two with no criminal record. Attendees signed 426 letters of support for Courville to ICE Officials in Hartford and the Immigration Court in Philadelphia. See press coverage of the event below:
Westport First Selectman Marpe Signs Onto Do Not Stand Idly By Campaign
After Temple Israel leaders met with Westport Police Chief Foti Kosinkas recently regarding the Do Not Stand Idly By campaign that CONECT has helped to lead with our Metro IAF sister organizations, First Selectman Jim Marpe agreed to sign on in support. See the Westport Patch story here.
CONECT Leaders Press Chief Perez for Overdue Meeting
After Bridgeport Police Chief Perez told the press he would meet with CONECT leaders "any time, any place" back on June 2, not until CONECT leaders made plans to "call him out publicly" in early July did a meeting date materialize. See the CT Post's coverage here.
CONECT Leaders Call on Mayor Ganim, Chief Perez & State's Attorney Platt for Action in Wake of Jayson Negron Shooting
- http://www.ctpost.com/local/
article/Church-leaders-demand- cop-reforms-after-Negron- 11191265.php#photo-12880254
- http://fox61.com/2017/06/02/
watch-live-clergy-leaders- speak-out-for-a-more-public- investigation-in-the-shooting- death-of-jayson-negron/
- http://connecticut.news12.com/
story/35575992/residents- rally-3-weeks-after-fatal- bridgeport-police-involved- shooting
CONECT Leaders Gather for Prayer Vigil at Site Where Jayson Negron was Shot and Killed by Bridgeport Police Officer
Thursday evening, May 11th, about two dozen CONECT Clergy and Lay Leaders gathered near Fairfield Ave. and Park Ave. for a prayer vigil after Tuesday evening's fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jayson Negron by a Bridgport Police officer. See CONECT's statement on the incident here.
CONECT Prevails as State Liquor Commission Revokes Slyce Pizza Bar's Liquor License
After 7 months worth of organizing and effort, CONECT leaders celebrated the news late Friday, April 28th, that the state Liquor Commission agreed with our remonstrance petition and denied Slyce Pizza Bar in Hamden a renewal of its liquor license.
Slyce has been the site of numerous shootings, assaults, sexual assaults, and a drag on the neighborhood with loud noise late at night, littering, and parking problems. See press coverage of the decision:
- New Haven Register
- Fox 61 News (Saturday night)
- WTNH News
- Fox 61 News (Saturday morning)
CONECT Calls on Gov. Malloy, Liquor Commission to Take Action after Latest Shooting at Slyce Pizza Bar
CONECT leaders first called for the state to reject a liquor license renewal for Slyce Pizza Bar back in Sept 2016, submitting more than 230 signatures on a formal remonstrance petition. Now after three full days of hearings before the liquor commission, another bar fight has led to a shooting in the Slyce parking lot on the morning of April 9th. Enough is enough! CONECT leaders call for the state to take action now. See coverage here:
501+ gather for CONECT Solidarity Assembly — Principals, Police, Politicians & University President stand with CONECT and speak out in Solidarity
More than 500 CONECT members turned out for a powerful Solidarity Assembly on Tuesday evening, January 24th, at St. Rose of Lima in New Haven. The multi-racial, multi-faith, urban / suburban crowd pledged to stand in solidarity with each other and defend immigrants, Muslims, African Americans and others who might come under attack during these "anxious times." See press coverage here:
CONECT Clergy Join with Hamden Mayor Leng and Police Chief Wydra to Denounce Violence at Slyce Pizza Bar
CONECT leaders gathered on Wednesday, Sept 28th, in front of Slyce Pizza Bar (141 Arch St. in Hamden) with Hamden Mayor Curt Leng and Police Chief Thomas Wydra to call for an end the violence occurring and emanating from the establishment. CONECT had canvassed the neighborhood and collect more than 200 signatures on a petition to challenge the renewal of Slyce's liquor license, which is up for renewal in late October. See press coverage links here:
CONECT Testifies at Rate Hearings in Hartford, Calls for Reductions in Outrageous Rate Increases by Insurers
CONECT Leaders testified on Aug 3rd and 4th in Hartford at the CT Department of Insurance rate hearings concerning rate increase requests by Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, ConnectiCare, and Aetna. This was the third summer in a row that CONECT has testified at public hearings to raise concerns about rate increases, hearings that CONECT pressed to make a regular part of the rate review process back in 2011. Hearings in 2014 and 2015 led to more than $66 million in savings for CT customers, and we hope our continued presence and vigilance will cause state regulators to hold the line on the huge rate increase requests that came in this year — Anthem asked for a 24.3% increase, ConnectiCare amended their filling the day before the hearing to up their request to a 42.7% increase (!), and Aetna asked for an average 28% increases. Rulings from the Department of Insurance are expected in September.
Read the press coverage here:
CONECT & Metro IAF Brief Congress on Do Not Stand Idly By with Senators Murphy & Blumenthal
CONECT Co-Chair Rev. Anthony Bennett and CONECT leader Rabbi Michael Friedman together with other leaders from Metro IAF sister organizations worked with Senators Murphy and Blumenthal to brief Congresspeople, Senators and their staffs on the Do Not Stand Idly By campaign on June 7th in the US Capitol. You can read the CT Post piece on the briefing here.
Nearly 300 Jam Hall at St. Rose for Spring Assembly
650 Pack Congregation B'nai Israel for CONECT's Winter Assembly; Guns, Schools, Parks, & Police Issues Addressed
Gov. Malloy & Mayor Ganim attend, Sen. Murphy sends video greeting
650 CONECT members and guests packed into Congregation B'nai Israel on Thursday, Jan 28th for CONECT's Winter Action Assembly. CONECT leaders shared stories and asked Gov. Malloy and Bridgeport Mayor Ganim for their support on issues from gun violence and schools funding to state parks and police reforms. In addition, CONECT kicked off the year with congregations pledging $58,300 in dues and electing a 26 member Strategy Team. See press coverage at the links below:
Watch US Sen. Chris Murphy's video greeting to our Assembly, by clicking here.
CONECT, Metro IAF, Do Not Stand Idly By Pressure on Obama Administration Pays Off — Obama Executive Orders Include Parts of Do Not Stand Idly By Strategy
CONECT working with our sister organizations in the Metro IAF network has been working to engage the Obama Administration in our Do Not Stand Idly By strategy for more than two years. This past week our persistence and willingness to bring public pressure began to pay off. See the local press coverage at the links below:
- Norwalk Hour – Sunday, Jan 10th
- CT Post — Saturday, Jan 9th
- New Haven Register — Wednesday, Jan 5th
CONECT Joins With Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport to Sponsor Interfaith Prayer Vigil
CONECT Leaders joined with leaders from the Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport on December 22nd to speak out against the growing tide of anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant, and racist rhetoric in our politics and public discourse. Despite a downpour, about 150 people joined the vigil for nearly an hour to make their voices here and presence known. See press links below:
CONECT Joins Push by the Do Not Stand Idly By Campaign for Obama to Take Action on Guns
Pastor Anthony L. Bennett of Mount Aery Baptist Church and Co-chair of CONECT joined with leaders from sister organizations in the Metro IAF network in front of the White House on Thursday morning, October 8th, to press President Obama to take executive action on gun violence rather than lamenting the inaction of Congress despite the continuing scourge of gun violence in our cities and mass shootings around the country. The called on Obama to join in the Do Not Stand Idly By campaign with more than 75 cities, counties, and states and use the power of the federal government's purchasing power with the gun industry.
Read the news coverage here:
And several opinion pieces, here:
- EJ Dionne in the Washington Post
- Sandford Horowitt in Huffington Post
- Mike Kelly in the North Jersey Journal
300 CONECT Leaders Convene 4 Major Mayoral Candidates for Accountability Assembly on Sept 10th
On Thursday, September 10th, 300 CONECT leaders gathered in the basement of Mount Aery Baptist Church in Bridgeport to press for clear "yes" or "no" commitments from the candidates for Bridgeport Mayor on three key issues — police reform, gun violence, and education funding. Mayor Finch, Mary Jane Foster, Joe Ganim, and Enrique Torres all attended and answered 12 separate questions with clear "yes" or "no" answers before being given time to elaborate a bit further. CONECT's Bridgeport members plan to hold whoever wins the race in November accountable to delivering on these commitments. Read the CT Post's front page coverage of the Accountability Assembly by clicking here.
CONECT Leaders Testify at HC Rate Hearings and Rates Tumble for 2nd Year in a Row
Leaders of CONECT's Healthcare Team are celebrating reduced health insurance rates for the 2nd year in a row after a July 27th rate hearing on rate increase requests by Anthem, ConnectiCare, and Golden Rule spurred a ruling by the Insurance Department denying the requests and granting only reduced rate increases. Last summer, after a rate hearing, Anthem's rates were reduced by $66 million. CONECT pressed first for a system rate hearings in 2011, winning a deal for hearing on rate increase requests of 15% or greater. After last summer's result, a new rate hearing deal was struck with CT's new Insurance Commissioner Katherine Wade for hearing on rate increase requests of 10% or greater. Read coverage of this summer's hearings and rulings here:
300 Attend CONECT Community Dialogue on Policing in Bridgeport with Mayor Finch & PD Chief Gaudett
More than 300 CONECT leaders and allies gathered on June 17th at Bethel AME Church in Bridgeport to discuss policing issues with Mayor Finch & Police Chief Gaudett. See the press coverage here:
CONECT Clergy Gather with Clergy in Newtown on Jan 15th to Press the Gun Manufacturers' Trade Group on Do Not Stand Idly By
Read / see all about it here:
CONECT Takes Action with Public Officials, Metro IAF to Deliver Request for Information to Gun Makers
Read / see all about it here:
CONECT Helps Cut Anthem Rate Increase Down to Size with Public Hearing.
Using a deal CONECT helped forged back in 2011 between the CT Department of Insurance and the Office of the Healthcare Advocate to allow the Healthcare Advocate to call for public hearings for significant health insurance rate increase requests, we were able to push for a public hearing on Anthem Blue Cross / Blue Shield's 12.5% rate increase request. The hearing happened in late June, with our public comments and a story shared by a family from Temple Israel in Westport, and by late July, the Department ruled that Anthem's request was excessive. After revisions ordered by the Department, Anthem's request of a 12.5% average rate increase was revised to an average .1% decrease. Given that this ruling covers some 66,000 policies, it's safe to say we helped save CT consumers millions of dollars. To see our Op-Ed Piece in the CT Mirror on the value of public hearings in the rate review process, click here. To see coverage on the hearing and ruling, click here, here, and here.
Gov. Malloy Joins CONECT in Do Not Stand Idly By Strategy on Gun Violence at June 2 Delegates Assembly
Read all about it:
CONECT Clergy Gather to Welcome Rev. Bennett Back from European "Gun Safety Trade Mission"
Rev. Anthony Bennett, co-chair of CONECT, joined an 11-member, multi-state delegation of leaders from Metro IAF affiliate organizations that traveled to Europe to engage gun manufacturers around the Do Not Stand Idly By campaign, which is pressing manufacturers to invest in smart gun technology and tighter distribution systems. See the March 13, 2014 CT Post New Bites piece here. For more information on the Do Not Stand Idly By campaign, click here. For a detailed report on the team's trip to Germany, click here.
CONECT Healthcare Forum on Eve of Affordable Care Act (ACA) Rollout — 176 people came out to hear from Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman and others about how the ACA will be implemented in Connecticut on Monday, September 30th at Congregation B'nai Israel. Watch coverage of the event on News 12 CT
CONECT wins Safer Driving campaign – CT passes legislation allowing all CT residents to get Drivers' Licenses regardless of immigration status!
National and local coverage includes:
"Advocacy Group Scores," Wall Street Journal, May 30; PDF Version
"Senate Sends Driver's Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants Bill to Gov's Desk," CT News Junkie, May 30
"Senate Approves Driver's Licenses For Undocumented Immigrants," Hartford Courant, May 30
"Conn. Senate approves immigrant driver's licenses," CT Post, May 30
"Interfaith Group Takes Leading Role on Political, Civic Issues," Hartford Courant, May 27
"House Approves Driver's Licenses For Undocumented, " Hartford Courant, May 23
"Undocumented could get driver's licenses," CT Post, May 23
"House Green Lights Driver's Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants," CT News Junkie, May 23
"Weighing IDs For Illegal Immigrants," Wall St. Journal, May 6
"Right choice to let license law live on" CT Post, editorial, May 1
Safe Driving in the News:
"Support for Drivers' Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants", NBC Connecticut Video, 3/7/2013, http://m.nbcconnecticut.com/nbcconnecticut/pm_107540/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=r7tA7hPg
"Thousands Turn Out To Support Allowing Drivers Licenses For Undocumented Immigrants", Hartford Courant, 3/4/2013, http://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-immigrant-drivers-licenses-0305-20130304,0,7017935.story
"2,000 attend New Haven hearing on bill to give licenses to undocumented", New Haven Register, 3/4/2013, http://nhregister.com/articles/2013/03/04/news/new_haven/doc51357b6588dae366948029.txt?mobredir=false
"Pass law on drivers licenses", CTPost.com Editorial, 3/1/2013, http://www.ctpost.com/default/article/Pass-law-on-drivers-licenses-4321399.php
"Let illegal immigrants get driver's licenses?", Hartford Courant Editorial, 2/19/2013, http://www.courant.com/news/opinion/todaysbuzz/hc-let-illegal-immigrants-get-drivers-licenses-20130220,0,2849543.story
"Let Immigrants Get Driver's Licenses", Hartford Courant Editorial, 2/18/2013, http://articles.courant.com/2013-02-18/news/hc-ed-illegal-licenses-20130218_1_comprehensive-immigration-reform-licenses-drive-up-auto-insurance
"Churches Fight to Allow Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants", NBC Connnecticut, 2/4/2013, http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Churches-Fight-to-Allow-Licenses-for-Undocumented-Immigrants-185666011.html
"Hugh Bailey: Working on behalf of the powerless", CTPost.com, 2/1/2013, http://www.ctpost.com/news/article/Hugh-Bailey-Working-on-behalf-of-the-powerless-4244190.php
"Connecticut to issue driver's licenses to young people under 'deferred action' immigration program (video)", New Haven Register, 1/7/2013, http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2013/01/07/news/doc50ea05f52243c452412039.txt
""Dreamer" Immigrants To Be Eligible To Drive", New Haven Independent, 1/6/2013, http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/dreamer_immigrants_to_be_eligible_for_driv/
"Churches and lawmakers pushing to allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses", New Haven Register, 1/4/2013, http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2013/01/04/news/doc50e784daa0ab2282913235.txt
"Latino Advocates Want Arrests Reviewed", New Haven Independent, 2/1/12, http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/clergy_demands_state_review_/
"Clergy group seeks state review of East Haven arrests (videos)", New Haven Register, 2/2/12, http://nhregister.com/articles/2012/02/02/news/doc4f29672bd5594675528628.txt
"Clergy Step Forward for "Justice and Healing" in East Haven Controversy", Public News Service, 2/2/12, http://www.publicnewsservice.org/index.php?/content/article/24628-1
"Westport Rabbi Calls for Review of East Haven Arrests", Westport Now, 2/1/12, http://www.westportnow.com/index.php?/v2_5/comments/westport_rabbi_calls_for_review_of_east_haven_arrests/
"State may intervene in East Haven case", the CT Mirror, 2/1/12, http://www.ctmirror.org/story/15278/clergy-call-changes-east-haven
February 1, 2012: CONECT Press Conference RELEASE: Proposed Reforms to East Haven Police Dept.
"CONECT: Giving voice to those adversely affected by the economy",The Bridgeport News.com, 1/11/12, http://www.acorn-online.com/joomla15/thebridgeportnews/news/localnews/111719-giving-voice-to-those-adversely-affected-by-the-economy.html#addcomments
"Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut (CONECT) attracts 1,500 to founding assembly", The Bridgeport News.com, 1/11/12, http://www.acorn-online.com/joomla15/thebridgeportnews/news/localnews/111734-congregations-organized-for-a-new-connecticut-conect-attracts-1500-to-founding-assembly.html
A Letter of Congratulations to CONECT from Speaker of the House Chris Donovan
A Letter of Congratulations to CONECT from Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick
"And the Register Person of the Year is: The Rev. James Manship of New Haven's St. Rose Church", New Haven Register's front page on New Year's Day featured its annual "Person of the Year": CONECT co-chair Rev. Jim Manship, New Haven Register, 1/3/12, http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2012/01/03/news/doc4eff9c3c329f3452670710.txt
"How we celebrate", Article about CONECT leaders Fr. Reggie Norman, pastor of Blessed Sacrament,
and Ms. Pearlye Sams Allen (known to all as "Lulu") of Mt. Aery Baptist Church, Connecticut Post, 12/25/11,
"There's new help for some facing foreclosure, but not all", Connecticut Post, 12/18/11,
"New multi-faith coalition has political, social agenda for New Haven, Fairfield counties", Fairfield Minuteman, 12/8/11, http://minutemannewscenter.com/articles/2011/12/08/fairfield/news/doc4ee114df84000626102575.txt
"Connecticut Interfaith Coalition Looks for Change" , WNPR/CPTV audio and text article, 12/2/11, http://www.yourpublicmedia.org/content/wnpr/connecticut-interfaith-coalition
"Connecticut's Faithful Take on Politics", the CT Mirror, 12/1/11, http://ctmirror.org/story/14676/connecticuts-faithful-take-politics
"Churches, synagogues CONECT to join force to fight social ills", Connecticut Post, 11/30/11: http://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Churches-synagogues-CONECT-to-join-force-to-2337077.php#ixzz1fJykNLYC
"New multi-faith coalition has political, social agenda for New Haven, Fairfield counties", New Haven Register, 11/29/30, http://nhregister.com/articles/2011/11/29/news/doc4ed59787ef8fa604762731.txt
"Malloy: I'm betting on Maria", New Haven Independent, 11/7/11, http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/in-state_tuition_bill_hits_home/
"Malloy firma el "Dream Act" y lo convierte en ley" New Haven Independent , 11/7/11, Spanish version in La Voz: http://lavozhispanact.com/new-haven/new-haven-independent/4338-malloy-firma-el-dream-act-y-lo-convierte-en-ley
"New State Law Helps Illegal Immigrants Join Incoming Freshman Class", WNPR (National Public Radio) August 31, 2011, story and audio download: http://www.yourpublicmedia.org/node/15507
A Letter of Congratulations to CONECT from CT Speaker of the House Chris Donovan
A Letter of Congratulations to CONECT from Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick


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This Is the Manicure You Should Get, Based on Your Astrological Sign
12 Looks that Totally Won the 2018 Oscars Red Carpet
See all the best beauty looks
The glorious pageantry accounts for at least half the fun of watching the annual Academy Awards, right? The fashion and beauty are like eye candy in its highest form... especially this year, where you had stars like Jennifer Lawrence going full-on Farah Fawcett, not to mention stars like Viola Davis rocking one of the best hairdos ever. Suffice it to say, there were a lot of great red carpet hair and beauty looks to obsess over — and we've rounded them up for you here. Keep reading to see some of the best beauty looks from the 2018 Oscars.
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Get Ready for Gangnam Style, Part Two: Psy Releases Music Video for "Gentleman"!
For almost a year now, the world has been wondering how Psy will possibly follow up what was likely the most famous song in the world back in 2012. After playing a massive, sold out concert in Seoul this evening, he released the video on YouTube. Here it is.
The video features a fair slathering of trademark shots: absurdity, Korean celebrity cameos, and gratuitous female butt-shots.
Noticeably missing, however, is the much loved Psy impersonator kid. And as far as I'm concerned, I could have used a bit more of those somber looking gentlemen at the start of the video.
It's probably impossible for Psy to make a better video than Gangnam Style not only because it had a certain brilliant charm in it that is hard to create, but simply because the element of surprise is no longer on his side.
But it's not a bad follow-up. With a new, easier dance routine that you're probably going to end up awkwardly seeing your in-laws doing at the next family gathering, a curiously infectious hook, and plenty of innuendo, Psy's signature immaturity is on full display. He keeps the energy up, and will likely keep his crown as the most loved man from Korea.
And we'll probably never get tired of gratuitous butt shots.


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AmEx's Debt Provisions Trim Earnings
American Express Co.'s fourth-quarter profit dropped 9.9%, as the company set aside more money to cover loan losses amid what it called clear signs of a weakening economy and business environment.
Shares of the New York company, which reported results after the close of regular trading, fell 2.9% to $46.03 in after-hours trading.
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Not bad, but the lower left corner seems a bit empty now.
Maybe you could move the text over there?
1280x1024 Wallpaper
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heh, havent made a wallpaper in a loooooong while. :P
Went for the grungy/dirty look on this one. I think it came out alright, its easy on the eyes, and it doenst get in your way like most anime walls do ( ex big flashy colors)...
Art by Kishimoto (the manga is great)
coloring by paintpixel (she is awesome....very talented) :)
wall by me :P
More Naruto Wallpapers
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Noctum Oct 07, 2004
Not bad, but the lower left corner seems a bit empty now.
Foolish-ishness Oct 07, 2004
Awesome wall, but I agree with Noctum. The text would look better in the other corner.
Ninja Oct 07, 2004
Not bad, nice and simple like background.
Omicron-15 Oct 07, 2004
the noise is a little distracting on the peoples faces but it looks good
Spriggan Oct 07, 2004
your wall look very good!! keep it up!! :)
chunli61 Oct 08, 2004
nice scan :D but i also think the lower left corner looks a bit empty. but still i like the wall. good work!
woundeds0ul Oct 08, 2004
waaaaaahhh~~ i wuv that picture!!! :D and the bg you made just sets it all together~~ ^^
this ish definitely a fav. from me~!!!
ringdrk Oct 08, 2004
haha this looks so cool. nice job.
Chem Oct 08, 2004
Hehe, what a cute picture. Sasuke looks so adorable. ^_^
rukawaren Oct 09, 2004
i like it~! haha
Susi-chan Oct 10, 2004
This is absolutely awesome!! +fav :)
GnZ Oct 10, 2004
this was a really nice wp
well done
loongz Oct 11, 2004
Woaa!! Luv it!! The eyes of Rock Lee stole everything!
AshTorm Oct 15, 2004
not bad
I kind of like the dark background-blend thing
good job
Hobangman Oct 16, 2004
Konoha looks pimpin
JoeyKun Oct 17, 2004
i think you should do a reseviour dogs version that would look so cool
kesma594 Oct 21, 2004
Very nice wall, especially the background color effect, i like it ^_^
kibadguy Oct 22, 2004
Very very cool indeed.
So great.
Naruto looks like me in this picture......
plaaf Oct 26, 2004
new clothes, now characters!!
SirMackerel Nov 02, 2004
Hooray, someone colored in that one picture with the "Leaf's Strongest Four". I love it when people color in pages that the mangaka doesn't.
Leaf Nov 02, 2004
I like the colors that you used for this waller. ^^ Naruto rocks! XDD Good job on it too, btw.
sendoh07 Nov 04, 2004
haha first time i see naruto characters in business suits. Wallpaper is well done, but it seems a bit unbalanced for the layout. Left side is a bit empty
shhho Nov 05, 2004
lol.. this is a very cute wall paper.. good job! ^^
sleepeeant Nov 06, 2004
thatz pretty koo!.. i like it alot... they look like a pretty koo team right there!. keep up the goood work!
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Special Olympics softball team preps for tournament
Special Olympics softball team preps for tournament
Monday's wet weather canceled an important practice for a South Carolina Special Olympics team heading to a national tournament this month.
The Area 12 softball team, made up of people from Spartanburg, Union and Cherokee counties, will be competing in the 2013 Softball Invitational.
It will be held Aug. 23-25 in Windsor, N.J.
They are competing with 360 other athletes from around North America.
Team members said though they were disappointed in the practice got canceled, they feel ready to face their opponents in a couple of weeks.
"We are a little disappointed, but with the Lord willing, next Monday we're going to try to do it again so we are ready to go next Thursday," said Bobby Joe Collins.


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MADISON COUNTY, Ala. - It's a topic of conversation in Alabama and across the nation. US Senate candidate, Roy Moore, is facing accusations of sexual misconduct with an underage girl.
The allegations came out in the Washington Post on Thursday. Many GOP leaders are speaking out about the allegations, including Madison County GOP Chairman, Sam Givhan.
"My initial reaction was, is, you know after all these years, you know, it was just kind of surprising to me," said Givhan. "It strikes me as odd, very suspicious."
The Post published the story containing accusations of inappropriate sexual advances from a then, 32-year-old Roy Moore, against a 14-year-old girl.
Reports say the encounter happened in 1979. Many republican leaders are saying if these allegations are true, Roy Moore needs to step aside as Alabama`s senate nominee.
"If the allegations are true in fact, then obviously that`s very problematic and on multiple levels," said Givhan. "But you know, right now it`s just, we`ve got competing stories and a story that`s been dormant for decades."


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Wedding card with new Bow rings die
Did you manage to get a hold of this gorgeous bow rings wreath die the other week?
I've been playing with mine and have made this "oh so simple to make" wedding card. These dies are so intricate and beautiful, the only extra thing I added this time were a couple of flat-back pearls.
If you have any of the verso dies you'll know why they are called verso...versatile is right. You'll find yourself using them time and time again in so many different ways.
It's great when you have dies of this quality. The results are always so satisfying!
I'll bet you can't wait to see what is in store on Create and Craft this coming Tuesday. Well, I'm not going to tell you!! Nope, sorry ! You'll just have to wait a little longer . :-)


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Hysteria tells the story of Mortimer Granville (played by Hugh Dancy), a straight-faced Victorian doctor who sets about the solemn task of treating the fairer sex with the one size fits all 19th-century ailment comically and unhelpfully called 'hysteria' which is "cured" by a good old fashioned orgasm. Originally restricted to "manual" massages to relieve the tensions and give satisfaction to his patients, the good doctor, after almost developing a ridiculous repetitive strain injury, bringing them to 'paroxysm' (what is actually an orgasm), he sets out to invent a mechanical alternative and unwittingly invents the vibrator.
And the best thing about it all, it's all true! Believe it or not "Manual genital massage" of women had been a medical remedy since ancient times, and hysteria was a real and "recognised" illness until 1952. Joseph Mortimer Granville filed the first patent for an electromechanical vibrator termed Granville's Hammer in about 1883.But he did not apply his invention in the treatment of hysteria (in real life) instead he used it to treat muscular disorders. However other physicians started to apply the vibrator for the treatment of hysteria…so I'll forgive the film that one.
Hysteria weaves a fictitious story around a historically accurate context. Victorian Women were indeed dismissed as "hysterical" something that allegedly afflicted half of London's women, before being treated to a 'vulva massage' as a treatment, a side effect of which being it gave them a "release" that doctors considered impossible outside of good old fashioned penetration. Frustration seems to be the true mother of all invention.
The film talks the "facts" and gives them a full steam comic spin. Hysteria stars Rupert Everett as Granville's 'bachelor' pal, who invents the precursor to the rampant rabbit ™, the he intends as an electronic feather duster (no sniggering at the back). Livening things up but distracting from the issue is Maggie (Secretary) Gyllenhaal as a proto-feminist, womens' libber Charlotte Dalrymple (contracted to her submissive sister (Felicity Jones)). Gyllenhaal is (naturally) fantastic but her love-hate romance with Granville feels like it belongs in rom-com, rather than a vibe-run invention film.
In the meantime, an assortment of stereotypical Victorian ladies undergo the sexy shock therapy with appropriate squeals of (pre 50 Shades) delight. Hysteria happily ticks along, and if you like this sort of thing, you'll like it lots. The origins of the vibrator (out selling washing machines in the UK at present) is played broadly for big laughs, as if it's all terribly tittersome to talk about "thingy" in such a straightforward way. Sadly this prudish approach trivialises everything about the story, the problem with misdiagnosis and the device itself. Hysteria (the film) isn't helped by a the script never gives any of these characters more than one or two personality traits, with the hinting at the serious themes underneath overshadowing and distracting from the drama (comedy) trying to get out.


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Decision Made: No Global Ban on Thimerosal
Last month, I wrote about a proposal, brought about by the United Nations Environment Programme, to restrict the worldwide use of mercury in an effort to limit mercury releases, protect human health and preserve the environment. Unfortunately, the proposal included a restriction on the trade of mercury-added products, to include any and all vaccines that contain the ethylmercury-containing preservative thimerosal.
The scientific and medical community were quite concerned about the implications of such a decision. Thimerosal has not only been determined to be safe, posing no human health risk, but it is also used as a preservative to prevent contamination of multidose vials of vaccines predominantly used to distribute vaccines to the most disadvantaged children throughout the world. By baning thimerosal and disrupting critical vaccination programs, millions of the world's poorest children would no longer have access to vaccines and would remain at great risk of many deadly diseases. A recent NY Times article that detailed the concerns of this treaty suggested that in 2010 alone, more than 1.4 million child deaths were prevented through thimerosal containing vaccines. This is why the global immunization community agreed; a proposed global ban on mercury, that includes thimerosal, would be a tragedy.
Today, I am happy to share the news that a landmark decision was made by the UNEP this past weekend which will protect access to thimerosal-containing vaccines. A treaty annex, that specifies which products are excluded from the treaty, will protect "vaccines containing thimerosal as preservatives".
There is no doubt that this favorable decision came as a result of the cooperation of various organizations within the global immunization community, to include WHO, UNICEF, GAVI, PATH and many immunization advocates and experts all around the world. In a recent communication by PATH Policy Officer Erin Fry Sosne, these critical partnerships were acknowledged and applauded.
"By facilitating communication between ministries of health and ministries of environment, strong statements were made by delegates about the essential role of thimerosal-containing vaccines in protecting human health."
As both a parent and a Shot@Life champion, I'm grateful to know that global immunization programs will not be interrupted and will continue in their efforts to save the lives of millions of children year after year.
January 22, 2013 at 11:33 am
And cue the wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth by the anti-vaccine groups…..
Fortunately, their effort to derail the worldwide vaccination and disease eradication programs have been unsuccessful.
I look forward to seeing expanded programs in Africa and getting to those last Polio pockets in Pakistan and Afghanistan…..so we'll be celebrating Polio eradication in the next few years!
January 22, 2013 at 12:14 pm
The wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth led by those anti-vaccine groups has already begun.
The AAP supported the removal of Thimerosal in single dose vials in 1999, implemented 2001, because of a "theory" that Thimerosal was implicated in the onset of autism. The AAP then (quietly) removed that supporting statement from their website, as studies specifically targeted at the organomercury compound were conducted and showed no link to the onset of autism.
Here, from the AAP website a short history about their original recommendation, the results of the many studies conducted on the safety of Thimerosal and the reasons why the AAP supports the use of Thimerosal as a preservative in multi-dose vials of vaccine:
All of the "mercury militia" is exceedingly upset now that their *theories* about the bogus link between Thimerosal and autism onset have been proven to be utterly false.
January 24, 2013 at 9:41 am
By age 18, a person in USA on average will have received 70 shots for 16 differen type of diseases. That makes a LOT of neuro toxic substances and attacks against the nervous central system, endocrinian system and immunitary system. You can bet is a winning ticker for cancer, immune diseases and chronic illmesses of all sorts. And premature death. That's what I really think, they want!
January 24, 2013 at 11:48 am
@dr. s
[citation needed]
Considering your posting history, I highly doubt you'll come up with something substantive.
January 24, 2013 at 1:05 pm
Look how Dr. S. mangles the English language…heh, heh.
"That makes a LOT of neuro toxic substances and attacks against the nervous central system, endocrinian system and immunitary system."
The "central system" is not "nervous".
"Endocrinian system"?
"Immunitary system"? A cross between the immune system and urinary system, perhaps?
Is Dr. S. really a chiropractor? I didn't think that "profession" could sink any lower when it comes to basic science, but "S" has managed to plumb new depths for his "profession".
January 24, 2013 at 1:21 pm
@lilady – I definitely don't plan on taking advice from a chiropractor when it comes to immunology and vaccines (which have nothing to do with his/her profession).
I will, instead, rely on experts in the field, both here and abroad and the published science that shows that vaccines are both safe and effective – certainly more so (by a magnitude or more) than the diseases they prevent.
January 28, 2013 at 9:18 am
2 vaccine damaged kids get millions…
P.S. I dont inject chemicals in my children..and no diseases have ever been eradicated by vaccines. Polio has been huge in overseas after vaccine campaigns..
Try reading something other than Fox or CNN.
A responsible parent..does not vaccinate without educating themselves. No milk, no antibiotics in our life either..
why dont all of you adults go get boosters, but make sure it is an equivalent dose for your size.
You really think a vaccine offers protection…then you believe milk is good for the bones..
Diet soda is ok…??
give me a break…WAKE UP …! ! !
January 28, 2013 at 9:23 am
@DrS (and you're definitely no MD) – any citations?
January 28, 2013 at 11:03 am
@Chris – I wonder, if (Nota)DrS's kids came down with Strep throat, without antibiotics, and it does actually lead to Scarlet Fever – if he'd still be complaining?
Probably so…….
January 28, 2013 at 4:21 pm
You are right Dr. S!
January 28, 2013 at 9:04 pm
I've commented on David Kirby's blog on the Ho-Po. Kirby provided some of the court documents for the two cases of children who were awarded damages for a "Table Injury" (encephalitis/encephalopathy), following vaccination.
So, Dr. S, show us in the court documents that Kirby provided…and the additional court document that I provided…where the children were awarded damages for *vaccine-induced-autism"?
I've also posed questions to Mr. Kirby about his ridiculous (and unproven) statements that once Thimerosal was removed from multi-dose vials of vaccines the prevalence of ASDs would plummet. Kirby has opted to not answer my questions. Why?
January 28, 2013 at 10:24 pm
These cases are "unpublished," meaning information is limited, and access to medical records and other exhibits is blocked. Much of the information that is reported is only what's available at the vaccine court website.
"once Thimerosal was removed from multi-dose vials of vaccines the prevalence of ASDs would plummet. Kirby has opted to not answer my questions. Why?"
Because it isn't only about thimerosal, you've been told this before but keep playing dumb. It's about all of the toxic crap in the vaccines, not just one single ingredient.
January 28, 2013 at 11:05 pm
[citation needed]
January 28, 2013 at 11:23 pm
@Joe – haven't we been down this road before – all you need to do is visit:
Which debunks the various "toxic/toxin" myths the anti-vaccine cranks try to push.
January 29, 2013 at 1:38 am
@ Joe: David Kirby stated that the children were awarded damages for *vaccine-induced-autism*, which is a bald-faced lie. The sequence of events were provided in great detail in the court documents that Kirby provided and that I provided. Who's didn't read those documents and who is playing dumb here, Joe?
Who's again making statements about other "toxic ingredients", without any citations?
Who has not read this document from the AAP in support of the WHO's use of multi-dose vaccine vials that contain Thimerosal as a preservative?
"…Overwhelmingly, the evidence collected over the past 15 years has failed to yield any evidence of significant harm, including serious neurodevelopmental disorders, from use of thimerosal in vaccines. Dozens of studies from countries around the world have supported the safety of thimerosal-containing vaccines. Specifically, the Institute of Medicine, and others have concluded that the evidence favors rejection of a link between thimerosal and autism.6–12 Careful studies of the risk of other serious neurodevelopmental disorders have failed to support a causal link with thimerosal.13–17 In May 2002, the American Academy of Pediatrics retired its 1999 statement on thimerosal after evaluating new studies.3,18 The original decision is explained in an accompanying commentary in this issue by Dr Louis Z. Cooper and Dr Samuel Katz.19 Had the evidence that is available now been available in 1999, the policy reducing thimerosal use would likely have not been implemented. Furthermore, in 2008 the World Health Organization (WHO) endorsed the use of thimerosal in vaccines.20…"
Yes, we've been down this road before and your many statements about "toxic ingredients" in vaccines which are totally devoid of citations have been addressed numerous times.
Yup, it's a case of moving the goal posts…again.
January 29, 2013 at 1:47 am
It's not moving the goal posts, it's called science moving forward. Try and keep up.
January 29, 2013 at 7:34 am
@Joe – again, we've been down this road before. How about finally providing some actual evidence or citations to back up those "opinions" of yours?
January 29, 2013 at 1:09 pm
We have blood, urine, stool, and hair samples that prove you wrong.
January 29, 2013 at 2:52 pm
@joe – really? Prove it.
January 29, 2013 at 2:55 pm
Joe :
We have blood, urine, stool, and hair samples that prove you wrong.
Where? Just saying you have evidence isn't enough, you need to provide it. Do you really think we're going to trust absolute strangers on the Internet for medical advice?
One thing I should note about these statements about "toxins". They seem to assume that the world is somehow more polluted now than it ever was before. Anyone familiar with the history of environmental regulations can tell you that's not true. If toxins cause autism, why didn't the autism rate shoot through the roof when lakes and rivers were so foul they caught fire?
January 29, 2013 at 6:16 pm
Really Gray Falcon?
Try checking the current vaccine schedule as compared to 10 or 15 or 20 years ago. Look into systemic pesticides, look into food quality, I can go on and on….don't be so naive.
January 29, 2013 at 7:03 pm
[citation needed].
Why should we believe you, when you have not posted any credible proof at all?
January 29, 2013 at 7:24 pm
@Joe – looking at the current vaccine schedule, I see a lot less antigens than 10 – 15 years ago – most pesticides nowadays are organic, and food quality – that's a strawman.
So, why don't you post up your evidence as to why you have these opinions anyway?
January 29, 2013 at 7:44 pm
49 doses of 14 vaccines before the age of 6 and counting.
Organic pesticides? What don't you tell the honey bees about it.
Food quality, strawman? Shows how much you do not know.
January 29, 2013 at 8:01 pm
Chris, why don't you explain to me why thimersol has to be added to those vaccines? Aren't you the one always touting our choices here can be thimerosal free?
January 29, 2013 at 8:10 pm
@Joe – you obviously have no idea the cost & difficulty related to transporting and storing vaccines to be distributed in the Third World…..Thimerasol is a perfectly fine preservative for multi-dose vials that allow for the cost-effective distribution of vaccines to the worst places on Earth.
If you read the article, you'd know that this has nothing to do with vaccine choice here in the United States.
Again, you provide no evidence or citations…..you don't seem to know very much.
January 29, 2013 at 8:36 pm
I have lived all over the world, so I am familar with it. Too bad the poor countries get the sh*t.
January 29, 2013 at 9:47 pm
Or measles, or mumps, rubella or polio?
So Joe, where is your evidence again?
January 29, 2013 at 9:54 pm
Joe :
Really Gray Falcon?
Try checking the current vaccine schedule as compared to 10 or 15 or 20 years ago. Look into systemic pesticides, look into food quality, I can go on and on….don't be so naive.
Do you have any idea why the FDA exists? I'm not talking 10 or 20 years ago, I'm talking last century, with the Industrial Revolution, before the days of environmental and food regulations! Here's a little advice, Joe: Learn humility before you comment.
January 30, 2013 at 4:27 pm
You make my point even stronger. How many vaccines did they get 100 years ago?
Humility? Do you think you are modest and respectful Gray? Do you think Lara, Chris, Lawrence, and the gang are modest and respectful? Why don't you lead by example Gray.
Take my advice, Gray and work on yourself before criticizing others and putting your foot in your mouth.
Countries will be invited to ratify the treaty, which took four years to negotiate, and I hope they do. There is no reason to send them vaccine's with thimerosal in it.
A 2009 study published in the journal Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry found that thimerosal induces neural damage similar to that seen in autism patients—even in low levels. According to the study, "Thimerosal was found to be significantly more toxic than the other metal compounds examined."
Tell me again why we got rid of thimerosal in most vaccines here?
January 30, 2013 at 4:56 pm
@Joe – you do realize why the Geiers' aren't reputable sources for anything, right? Up to and including using false hypotheses as an excuse to treat autism children with chelation therapies and chemical castration – not to mention the medical fraud they perpetuated that resulted in the loss of medical licenses across the country.
The reasons why Thimerosal was removed was a working hypothesis that there might be a risk – subsequent research has shown that that risk doesn't exist – and given the conditions in many Third World Countries, where electricity and proper freezer storage doesn't exist, a safe preservative like Thimerosal is necessary to guarantee the safe delivery of vaccines like DTaP to the population.
So, you did finally provide a source (congratulations) – too bad it is from one of the worst cranks out there.
January 30, 2013 at 5:42 pm
If there "might be a risk" it shouldn't be used.
Did you ever read this on thimerosal from Robert F Kennedy Jr.?
January 30, 2013 at 6:14 pm
@joe – that horrible RFK article?
Please state his qualifications as an immunologist or vaccine specialist.
Also, the research on thimerosal was done. The risk hypothesis was thoroughly disproven. So, "there might be a risk" turned into "there is no risk."
January 30, 2013 at 6:34 pm
(Still Ignoring Joe)
@ Lawrence:
January 30, 2013 at 6:44 pm
@lilady – good on Salon!
January 30, 2013 at 7:05 pm
@Joe- Are you aware that your argument would only work if vaccinations were the only possible exposure to toxins that any human has ever received? Yes, nobody received any vaccinations over a hundred years ago. Also, up until 1914, heroin was an over-the-counter painkiller. What you are doing is complaining about a lit match in the same room while disregarding being covered with burning napalm.
January 30, 2013 at 7:23 pm
@Chris – Geiers, RFK, Thimerosal, toxins…..doesn't Joe win anti-vaccine crank bingo?
January 30, 2013 at 7:26 pm
You forget that I believe vaccine's are the biggest culprit for the toxi overload.
See how modest and respectful lilady is? So childish. I didn't bother to read her link because she is "ignoring" me.
January 30, 2013 at 7:26 pm
More modesty from Lawrence Gray….you think I'm bad? Want don't you have a chat with your cronies?
January 30, 2013 at 7:38 pm
@Joe – so you won't read the full retraction of the RFK article because of glaring errors?
And you've shown that your "sources" are the worst anti-vaccine materials out there, full of lies, misinterpretations and misrepresentations – with no real evidence or data to back up anything.
So, your beliefs are are empty and hollow as the Geiers' honesty / respectability……
January 30, 2013 at 7:41 pm
Joe :
You forget that I believe vaccine's are the biggest culprit for the toxi overload.
See how modest and respectful lilady is? So childish. I didn't bother to read her link because she is "ignoring" me.
How modest are you, thinking what you "believe" is more important than physical evidence? And seriously, how is a few micrograms of something that may or may not be toxic somehow worse than inhaling and consuming toxins on a regular basis? If you have evidence, present it. Don't just demand I bow down to you.
January 30, 2013 at 7:48 pm
@Gray – Joe's "evidence" is all the same old debunked anti-vaccine junk science that has been paraded around for over a decade…..
January 30, 2013 at 8:20 pm
Lawrence….glaring errors? No…lilady is ignoring me remember. And your opinion is as anecdotal as anyones. You say every source is bad or whatever….according to you. You guys are all so closed minded with never a change. Same old same old.
Gray….I didn't ever ask you to bow down to me. You have always been so dramatic. Why do you thjink you can tell me what to believe? I don't have a right to my own beliefs? You are the one pushing your beliefs on me. I have my experience based on physical evidence, and know what I know. I don't care if you believe it or not. That is up to you.
January 30, 2013 at 9:14 pm
@Joe- If you had physical evidence, you would have provided it to us when asked, not yelled at us for asking. If you were humble, you would try to earn our respect, rather than demand it like a spoiled child. If you really didn't care whether I believed or not, you wouldn't be here.
One last question. If everyone is entitled to believe in what they want, does that apply to Al-Qaeda?
January 30, 2013 at 9:20 pm
@joe – your opinions are wrong, based on bad science, bad evidence and horrible people.
Good luck with that.
January 30, 2013 at 10:49 pm
Since you continue to obfuscate the conversation with your insults, ad hominems, and utter refusal to answer questions, we can all assume that you admit tacitly that your argument has no merit and admits that he cannot answer any questions given to him.
Also, respect has to be earned. Calling people "cronies" and "childish" do not earn you any respect. But it certainly does earn you some well-deserved mockery and scorn.
So, answer up. We are all waiting for you to actually put up something that supports your views.
Also, you are entitled to your own opinions, but not to your own facts. Do try to remember that when posting here again.
January 31, 2013 at 12:11 am
@Joe – then why did Salon & Rolling Stone disavow the RFK article – citing serious errors?
You are relying on bad science and bad opinions for your opinion – therefore your opinion is incorrect and harmful to others….face it, you're wrong.
January 31, 2013 at 10:49 am
The Public Health Agency of Canada in 2007 made a statement on thimerosal, saying that much was known about how damaging methymercury was, but little was known about the ethylmercury used in vaccines in the form of thimerosal: "Little is known about ethylmercury metabolism in humans, including whether it has the same potency as a neurotoxin, whether the blood concentration is ever significant and even whether it crosses the blood brain barrier. It is PRESUMED (capitalization mine) that the majority of ethylmercury metabolized from thimerosal is rapidly excreted in the stool." My child, as well as countless thousands of others, was poisoned by the mercury in the vaccines she got, and has autism as a result. Millions of poor, malnourished children in the Third World will suffer similar damage from the mercury in the vaccines they will receive, in societies with even more deficient support systems for the disabled than ours. And researchers will continue to avoid studying the effects of ethylmercury in the body, since publicly recognizing the danger would put such a crimp in their leading money spinner.
January 31, 2013 at 1:15 pm
Gray….again lots more drama from you. I didn't "yell" at anybody. Care to point out where I did. Why do you insist in lying and making up all of this stuff?? And please don't tell me about earning respect around here. This is the ugliest bunch of people I have ever met. When I first started posting here a while back, I was very sincere and polite and you all were still very ugly. You actually taught me to interact with you in this way. And please get over yourself Gray, you are not a Saint by any means.
Yes, the Al-Qaeda can believe whatever they want.
Chris…I thought the article was about thimerosal in vaccines that we ship to poor countries. Isn't that what we are talking about? We don't need to be sending them vaccines with thimerosal in it.
Novalox….I admit that you are a peach. Do you even know what cronies means novalox? It means long time friends or companions. You find that offensive? I have been called much worse here. So again, why don't you get off of your high horse and quit acting like you are innocent and wonderful and loving, because it just aint true. BTW…my own "facts" are bases on my own physical evidence and experience.
Lawrence….I have no idea why they removed the article but that doesn't prove anything. The only "fact" that proves is they removed the article.
January 31, 2013 at 1:26 pm
Joe, are you aware that you just condoned a terrorist group?
January 31, 2013 at 1:41 pm
@Joe- I have strong evidence that you tried to discredit me by posting false comments under my name. You don't have the moral high ground.
January 31, 2013 at 1:51 pm
@joe – if you read the retraction, you would know exactly why it was removed (due to gross errors).
Being willfully ignorant doesn't become you.
January 31, 2013 at 2:05 pm
Gray….I didn't condone anything. I said they have a right to their own beliefs and I never claimed any moral high ground. You are the one who constantly brings this up, all about humility etc…btw, I have NEVER posted under your name. Somebody did post under the name "Joe" once that wasn't me.
Lawrence….back at you. I don't find you becoming at all. I didn't read it because I was being ignored, so it wasn't meant for me to read.
Chris….I call BS on all of your excuses. We don't have to send vaccines with thimerosal in them.
January 31, 2013 at 2:08 pm
Joe: I believe you posted under my name. Aren't I allowed to believe whatever I want?
January 31, 2013 at 2:25 pm
So, one of Joe's "primary" sources is retracted due to gross errors and his response is to put him fingers in his ear and go "lalalalalalal, I can't here you."
Too funny.
January 31, 2013 at 2:59 pm
Gray….yes you do…feel free.
Chris….so many excuses to use thimerosal. Aren't you smarter than that?
Lawrence…again, I didn't read it because it wasn't addressed to me. I can play the same stupid games.
January 31, 2013 at 3:06 pm
So in other words, I can tell everyone here that you posted under my name, and you won't object?
January 31, 2013 at 3:19 pm
So you admit you support al-Qaeda? Wow, I don't know what to say, except the FBI may want to know about this.
And yes, your experiences don't count much, since you have not supported them with any shred of credible evidence.
But please, continue to post ad hominems and insults, calling people stupid and closed minded isn't going to win you any arguments. We just need to point out the inaccuracies and flaws in your arguments, you do well enough in making yourself look like you don't know what you are doing.
And I bet that joe will come back and make another insult directed at me and all the other logical posters, Should be fun for a few laughs to see what else he can come up with.
Also BTW, thanks for admitting that Gray and I have the moral high ground over you.
January 31, 2013 at 3:31 pm
Gray…beliefs and actions are two different things aren't they.
novalox…spreading more lies? When did I say I support al-Qaeda? You are ridiculous. You're definitely not one of my cronies LOL
January 31, 2013 at 3:51 pm
Spreading more lies? I guess you have no shame at all.
And why do you continue to refuse to answer Chris' question? You did admit by your nonanswers before that your position is untenable.
January 31, 2013 at 3:54 pm
@joe – wow, way to show your true colors (once again). We point out, for everyone to see, that one of your "primary" sources was retracted due to gross error & sit there and say "nah ah!"
Your "beliefs" aren't backed up by the evidence, the facts or the science, yet you continue to cling to those beliefs…..and you have the audacity to claim we have closed minds?
January 31, 2013 at 4:00 pm
@joe – you call them "excuses" and the rest of the world calls them FACTS. Would you rather hundreds of thousands of children become infected and tens of thousands die because of your misguided clinging to bad science?
January 31, 2013 at 4:30 pm
@joe – at one time, it was the standing hypothesis that tomatoes were poisonous….then we figured out they weren't.
At one time, it was thought Thimerosal might pose a risk, but further research showed the idea of risk was incorrect.
Why do you deny the actual research and science?
January 31, 2013 at 4:35 pm
@ Agnes in Canada: How about the Public Health Agency of Canada's current (2012) statement about Thimerosal?
Do try to keep up with current science, Agnes.
January 31, 2013 at 5:14 pm
Gray…sorry you can't stop yourself and control your actions like the rest of us.
January 31, 2013 at 5:15 pm
novalox? You don't make any sense.
January 31, 2013 at 5:16 pm
Lawrence….we've already been over this…removing the artcile proves nothing.
January 31, 2013 at 5:18 pm
Chris…they are excuses and you know it.
Lawrence…if thimerosal is so safe and harmless than why didn't they bring it back?
January 31, 2013 at 5:19 pm
Chris… "I'd like to know Joe's "excuse" for not providing a viable, safe and affordable solution to prevent diseases in children living in poor countries."
Are you paying me to do this? Cause I've got to make a living.
January 31, 2013 at 5:22 pm
@Joe – removing the article because it proved to be riddled with errors, misrepresentations, and misinterpretations of data proves everything – the hypothesis presented was unfounded, had no evidence behind it & it was bad journalism….care to contest the facts?
In this country, since we went to non-thimerosal containing vaccines, the cost to go back just isn't worth it – especially since it is economical for single-dose vaccines here.
In other countries, that lack the infrastructure that we have, multi-dose vials are standard, which require a presevative…..and since the science doesn't back up the danger you suggest, there is no reason for a change – otherwise, you would be putting the live of tens of thousands and perhaps hundreds of thousands at risk.
Again, you're backing a failed hypothesis – care to try again?
January 31, 2013 at 5:37 pm
Do try to stay on topic, although your attempts at insult are amusing, just to see how little you have to support your point, and how unoriginal your ad hominems are.
Also, insults are not a form of argument, so try to please back up your argument with actual verifiable citation, so right now, you have made no sense at all with your arguments.
January 31, 2013 at 6:00 pm
Gray….no, you can have a thought or belief and not act on it.
You said you believed I imperosnted you, fine beleive it, but once you act on it, you may suffer the consequences. Otheriwse, you can keep the belief to yourself and not suffer the consequences.
The al-Q can have their beliefs, but if that act on them and hurt people, that isn't OK.
January 31, 2013 at 6:03 pm
novalox….what don't you look at your own comments, and give yourself a reprimand? Talk about only making harrasing comments and noting else. Everything you say is an insult, so I guess you don't have much of an argument to make.
January 31, 2013 at 6:09 pm
Joe :
Gray….no, you can have a thought or belief and not act on it.
You said you believed I imperosnted you, fine beleive it, but once you act on it, you may suffer the consequences. Otheriwse, you can keep the belief to yourself and not suffer the consequences.
The al-Q can have their beliefs, but if that act on them and hurt people, that isn't OK.
So what you're saying is that you'll still vaccinate your children, right?
January 31, 2013 at 6:26 pm
Seriously, Joe is claiming someone's beliefs will have no effect on their actions. That is delusion on the highest level. Does he even understand what the word "believe" means?
January 31, 2013 at 6:43 pm
Still trying to divert the conversation, joe?
You still haven't made any point, and with every attempt at insult, you show that your standing here is much, much lower than the rest of us.
But please, try again with your pathetic attempt at insult. You still cannot answer Chris', Gray's, or Lawrence's questions honestly, why should we believe you?
January 31, 2013 at 6:56 pm
Gray… the point is you don't have to act on all of your beliefs. You belive I impersonated you….does that mean you have to complain to somebody about?? Are you saying if you beleive that, then you have to complain about it? You can't stop yourself??
January 31, 2013 at 6:56 pm
novalox…you sound like a broken record, as I do reolying to you.
January 31, 2013 at 6:59 pm
Joe :
Gray… the point is you don't have to act on all of your beliefs. You belive I impersonated you….does that mean you have to complain to somebody about?? Are you saying if you beleive that, then you have to complain about it? You can't stop yourself??
It's not about "not being able to stop oneself", it's part of what "believing in something" means! By definition, believing in something influences one's actions!
January 31, 2013 at 7:00 pm
@Joe – quit trying to derail the discussion with your debunked and incorrect theories.
January 31, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Chris,,, since when am I in charge?? I trust there are people that can figure out a way to send vaccines (without thimerosal) to the poor countries if they really wanted too. But they don't want to, which brings us back to the original point. If thimerosal is dangerous. I say yes, you say no. End of story.
January 31, 2013 at 7:01 pm
Talk to Gray Lawrence…he has a one track mind that is always way off topic. I guess I could ignore him.
January 31, 2013 at 7:05 pm
Gray….that's not the eaxmple you provided….you said and I quote, "So in other words, I can tell everyone here that you posted under my name, and you won't object?"
That's not a belief…that is an action against me. Or you can do it and suffer the consequences of your actions. Or you can believe it and take no action. See how simple that is.
January 31, 2013 at 7:18 pm
Considering that you consistently refuse to answer any questions honestly, why should I not refrain from asking you to answer them honestly?
January 31, 2013 at 7:21 pm
What is it that I am not honsest about nova?
May I ask why you are so unpleasant to be around?
January 31, 2013 at 7:25 pm
@joe – I say, because all the evidence says so.
You say, because you believe cranks, liars and rely on discredited myths.
January 31, 2013 at 7:27 pm
@Joe: If I believed that that you wronged me, I would tell everyone. This does not make me someone who lacks self-control, because I would see absolutely nothing wrong with my action, so there would be nothing to control. Simple as that. And if you want to go back on topic: Since you believe vaccines are toxic, you feel it is necessary to tell people not to vaccinate, leaving them vulnerable to a variety of diseases, and possibly killing them.
January 31, 2013 at 7:28 pm
Chris….Thimerosal is dangerous and should not be in vaccines….period.
January 31, 2013 at 7:32 pm
If the al-q believe americans are evil….fine. They have every right to believe it.
If they hurt people because of those beliefs, then that is wrong. Whatever your belief is, you don't have a right intentionally hurt people.
This is the example you picked Gray, and the context we were discussing.
Please keep trying to reword it all to fit your needs.
January 31, 2013 at 7:33 pm
Are you all bored today? Nobody else to harass on another site somewhere?
January 31, 2013 at 7:38 pm
Al-Qaeda does not simply believe Americans are evil. What they believe is that women are sub-human, and that it is perfectly acceptable to kill civilians in war, which is against laws set in the Koran. They genuinely believe they have the right to hurt others, including the children of their own people. That is what they believe. And you said you're okay with that.
Now, remember, you were the one complaining about me being off-topic in #107, so you have no right to complain when I switch back on subject. So, as you implicitly requested of me: Since you believe vaccines are toxic, you feel it is necessary to tell people not to vaccinate, leaving them vulnerable to a variety of diseases, and possibly killing them.
January 31, 2013 at 8:23 pm
Gray…are you a compulsive liar? I never said I was Ok with those particular beliefs, I said people have a right to their own beliefs. There is a difference.
Lara…really?…There are hundreds of studies proving thimerosal is not safe. I'll spend some time and send you some links when I have time to do it OK?
January 31, 2013 at 8:27 pm
Joe :
Gray…are you a compulsive liar? I never said I was Ok with those particular beliefs, I said people have a right to their own beliefs. There is a difference.
Care to explain the difference? Also, there's still the matter that your actions can have potentially lethal consequences. What's your answer to that?
January 31, 2013 at 8:45 pm
Just like I believe in free speech but may hate your speech.
I can't tell you what to believe, but if you take action, your are responsible for it and will suffer the consequences.
January 31, 2013 at 8:47 pm
@joe – can't wait to see those links to published, peer-reviewed papers from actual experts (not Wakefield or the Geiers, for instance).
January 31, 2013 at 8:50 pm
January 31, 2013 at 9:03 pm
Sure Gray (sarcasm)
January 31, 2013 at 9:12 pm
@Joe- So you admit that vaccination saves lives? Because it does.
January 31, 2013 at 9:13 pm
Still refusing to answer the questions, joe?
February 1, 2013 at 9:35 am
@Joe- So basically, you'd prefer we not argue with your beliefs, which simply involves communicating online, and rather we deal with your actions, which will require physically restraining you from posting.
April 27, 2013 at 4:53 am
Since mercury free vaccines are on the market why not make parents aware so they can make an inform choice and decide for themselves if they want mercury in their childrens body or not. Personally anyone who decide to who put thimerosol – which is the second most toxic poison in the world must be insane. We can all agree to disagree each to their own.
April 27, 2013 at 6:58 am
@Jeanne – please don't exaggerate…..I would recommend you actual research the substance you are talking about before lying about it.
Also, several pediatric vaccines never had thimerosol in them (like the MMR) and the remainder (in the US) had thimerosol removed over a decade ago – with the exception of the flu vaccine, which as both versions available.
No research has ever linked thimerosol to any adverse effects in vaccines, so again, please do some real study first, before lying once again.
April 27, 2013 at 3:22 pm
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February 17, 2017 at 3:00 pm
Anybody here going to collect on this offer?
Kennedy/DeNiro Challenge
"We hereby issue a challenge to American journalists (and others) who have been assuring the public about the safety of mercury in vaccines. We will pay $100,000 to the first journalist, or other individual, who can point to a peer-reviewed scientific study demonstrating that thimerosal is safe in the amounts contained in vaccines currently being administered to American children and pregnant women."
~Robert F Kennedy Jr. and Robert DeNiro
February 17, 2017 at 4:23 pm
If you read the fine print of the challenge, they don't name the judges & have determined that any result must be unanimous as well.
Its a cheap PR stunt.
January 23, 2013 at 2:00 am
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I had to gasp. But only when I was finished with it. Complete. Listed on Etsy. It was only then I realized what my prim and proper self had done... Oh, good heavenly days...I had just listed art work with women in their unmentionables!!! Now, I'm going to totally go off the deep end and post them for Pink Saturday!
I had to laugh and ask myself. Would I ever in a million years be posting pictures of girls from the Victoria's Secret catalog? NO way!!! What, if any, is the difference? Is it the appeal of the vintage goodness of it all? The simplicity of the photos in black and white? The fact that all the advertisements came from the very innocent Ladies Home Companion of September 1947?
I turned page after page of this lovely old magazine to find articles and ads full of hope and expectations. World War II was over and women had their men home. They were looking at the world with fresh optimism and yearning for a creamy tube of lipstick and a new-fangled washing machine. I cut and clipped for hours, and with my Mod Podge, glued lots of fresh faces onto complementary scrapbook papers and artist canvas. My ten year old daughter pointed to the shoes below and said, "Hey, we just saw that pair at T.J. Maxx!"
So, I am sorry if I have offended anyone with my 1940's girls in their nylons or bras, but they just seemed so feminine and classy in their black and white charm. What better back drop for a little splash of the perfect color pink? I added some delicate pink crepe paper flowers to the beauty's hair below.
After three months of busy-ness I am back to crafting and blogging. I enjoyed every minute of creating these three Glamour Girl Boudoir Art with little touches of vintage rhinestones, buttons, bits and bobs. May your New Year be full of hope and optimism and yes, a new tube of lipstick!
Visit other Pink Saturday participants at Beverly's How Sweet the Sound. You will find a whole bunch of wonderful pink lovers including Susie at 1st Floor Flat. She has a wonderful pink blog background she made and is giving away with instructions on how to do it. I plan on spending more time at her site for sure!


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Trimetobenzamid – Antiemetik
Clinical Effects:
- USES: Trimethobenzamide, a substituted benzamide, is used for the treatment of postoperative nausea and vomiting and for nausea associated with gastroenteritis. PHARMACOLOGY: Although the mechanism is not fully understood, it may involve the chemoreceptor trigger zone, an area in the medulla oblongata in which emetic impulses are conveyed to the vomiting center. Trimethobenzamide is related to phenothiazines and can produce both cardiovascular and CNS effects. EPIDEMIOLOGY: Exposure is uncommon; other agents are used more often to treat nausea and vomiting. OVERDOSE: Limited data. Signs and symptoms may mimic those of a phenothiazine overdose. It is anticipated that overdose may be an extension of adverse events including anticholinergic effects, alpha-adrenergic blockade and cardiac dysrhythmias. ADVERSE EVENTS: Anticholinergic effects include central (ie, hyperactivity, disorientation, delirium, seizure activity, vomiting, coma) and peripheral (ie, mydriasis, tachycardia, hypo- or hypertension, hyperpyrexia, urinary retention) manifestations. ALPHA-ADRENERGIC BLOCKADE (ie, vasodilation, hypotension and miosis) may override anticholinergic effects. CNS depression can develop. CARDIAC DYSRHYTHMIAS can resemble those of quinidine toxicity (ie, may produce ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation) following a significant overdose. ECG changes may include: depression of A-V and intraventricular conduction resulting in a prolonged QT interval, notched T waves, decreasing sinoatrial rate, and widened QRS complexes. Trimethobenzamide may produce EXTRAPYRAMIDAL REACTIONS that may include a sudden onset of bizarre muscular spasms, especially of the head and neck; difficulties in speaking and swallowing (usually occurring within 48 hours of starting trimethobenzamide), akathisia and akinesia. PRODUCT WITHDRAWAL: As of 2007, the FDA notified manufacturers to stop producing and distributing trimethobenzamide suppositories due to a lack of efficacy. This notification did not affect oral capsules and injectable products containing trimethobenzamide.
Range of Toxicity:
- TOXICITY: A toxic dose has not been established. Overdose events are very limited. An adult survived an overdose of 71 mg/kg. Based on animal studies, the minimum lethal dose would be about 25 mg/kg. THERAPEUTIC DOSE: ADULT: ORAL: 300 mg capsule taken 3 to 4 times daily as needed; PARENTERAL: 200 mg (2 mL) IM 3 or 4 times daily as needed. PEDIATRIC: ORAL and PARENTERAL is NOT recommended. PRODUCT WITHDRAWAL: RECTAL SUPPOSITORIES: As of 2007, the FDA notified manufacturers to stop producing and distributing trimethobenzamide suppositories due to a lack of efficacy.
- Support: MANAGEMENT OF MILD TO MODERATE TOXICITY: Treatment is symptomatic and supportive. Monitor blood pressure, pulse rate and rhythm. Monitor neurologic function. Watch for hyper- or hypothermia and treat accordingly. Maintain hydration and monitor urine output. HYPOTENSION: Initially treat with isotonic IV fluids, followed by dopamine, norepinephrine as necessary. VOMITING: Administer IV fluids and electrolyte repletion, if significant vomiting occurs. Theoretically, alterations in cardiac rhythm including QT prolongation may occur. Institute continuous cardiac monitoring and obtain a baseline ECG in a patient with a significant overdose. MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE TOXICITY: Treatment is symptomatic and supportive. Monitor CNS function. Institute continuous cardiac monitoring and obtain serial ECGs. Monitor serum electrolytes and arterial blood gases. HYPERTHERMIA: Hyperpyrexia may occur secondary to a peripheral anticholinergic action. Monitor core temperature and treat hyperthermia with aggressive benzodiazepine sedation to control agitation, external cooling. Neuromuscular paralysis and endotracheal intubation may be necessary in patients with severe hyperthermia. Monitor patient closely until symptoms resolve. SEIZURES: Initially treat with benzodiazepines. VENTRICULAR DYSRHYTHMIAS: Sodium bicarbonate may be effective in reversing QRS widening and treating ventricular dysrhythmias. Consider a starting dose of 1 to 2 mEq/kg IV bolus, repeat as needed. Maintain an arterial pH 7.45 to 7.55. Since trimethobenzamide may mimic a phenothiazine overdose which can produce "quinidine-like" effects on the myocardium, quinidine, procainamide, and disopyramide should be avoided. VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA/FIBRILLATION: Unstable rhythms require immediate cardioversion. Consider sodium bicarbonate and lidocaine as needed. Torsades has not been observed but is theoretically possible.
- Decontamination: PREHOSPITAL: GI decontamination is not indicated due to the risk of CNS depression (ie, drowsiness, seizures) or cardiac instability. HOSPITAL: Administer activated charcoal if given soon after a significant ingestion, if the patient is alert and the airway is protected.
- Airway management: Airway management is unlikely to be necessary following a mild to moderate exposure, but may be necessary if cardiac instability (ie, ventricular dysrhythmias), severe hyperthermia or CNS effects (ie, seizures, coma) develop.
- Antidote: None.
- Seizure: Treat with IV benzodiazepines, add propofol or barbiturates if seizures persist or recur. Correct hyponatremia, if present.
- Ventricular arrhythmia: Sodium bicarbonate may be effective in reversing QRS widening and treating ventricular dysrhythmias. A starting dose of 1 to 2 mEq/kg IV bolus and repeat as needed. Continuous cardiac monitoring, serial ECGs, serum electrolytes and ABGs as indicated. Ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation may develop. Treat with immediate cardioversion, if needed, and sodium bicarbonate and lidocaine as needed. .
- Body temperature above reference range: Hyperthermia may occur secondary to a peripheral anticholinergic action of trimethobenzamide. Control agitation with benzodiazepines, initiate aggressive external cooling measures. Undress patients, keep skin moist and use fans to enhance evaporative cooling. Ice water immersion should be considered in severe cases but can make access to the patient for resuscitation more difficult. If needed, intubate, sedate and paralyze.
- Monitoring of patient: Monitor vital signs and CNS function. Monitor electrolytes, liver enzymes, kidney function and CPK after a significant overdose. Obtain a baseline ECG and institute continuous cardiac monitoring as indicated. QT prolongation and ventricular dysrhythmias are theoretically possible. Monitor arterial blood gases as indicated.
- Enhanced elimination procedure: There are no reports of enhanced elimination therapy following a trimethobenzamide overdose.
- Patient disposition: HOME CRITERIA: An asymptomatic adult or child with an inadvertent minor exposure (eg, a single extra dose in a child) may be monitored at home. OBSERVATION CRITERIA: Patients with a significant or deliberate trimethobenzamide overdose should be observed for at least 10 hours after ingestion with continuous cardiac monitoring and serial ECGs. If no dysrhythmias or QT prolongation develop, the patient may be discharged following a mental health evaluation as needed. ADMISSION CRITERIA: A patient with dysrhythmias or QT prolongation on ECG should be admitted to an intensive care setting for continuous cardiac monitoring and therapy. CONSULT CRITERIA: Contact a medical toxicologist or Poison Center for assistance in managing patients with severe toxicity or in whom the diagnosis is unclear. Patients with a deliberate self-harm ingestion should be evaluated by a mental health specialist.


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We are currently in South Flordia visiting family! Today my little family and I went to the park to have a picnic and to play in the nice warm Flordia weather. The change of weather has been super nice and I love that I am finally able to wear all the summer and spring clothing that I have recently purchased! One of my favorite pieces that I've recently bought is this dress from anthropologie. I love it because it's so easy to throw on and you still look like you put in some effort. Unfortunately the dress is no longer available online but you might be able to find it in the sale room at the Anthropologie near you-I will link similar dresses. The shoes I wore are from target and look very similar to the Jeffery Campbel shoes that are super popular right now.
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David Drucker goes back to the tape and looks at what Ted Cruz was saying about legalizing illegal immigrants back in 2013, the subject of debate this week between the Texas senator and Marco Rubio.
What he finds is that not only did Cruz express sympathy for work permits without a path to citizenship, but he also wanted to "expand high-tech workers, which the tech industry so desperately needs" and "expand agricultural workers, which the farming and ranching community so desperately needs."
This comports with my own take:
Cruz always opposed Rubio's bill as written and played an important role in its defeat. He clearly understood the importance of the path to citizenship to its Democratic supporters and knew they would never accept his compromise offer of green cards with no right to naturalization. He hoped to expose supporters' commitment to citizenship. But his contemporaneous statements make plain that this middle ground was his actual substantive policy preference and not solely a ploy to sink the Gang of Eight.
Cruz has always been to Rubio's right on immigration and was never a supporter of Gang of Eight in any meaningful sense. His amendment heightened the contradictions within the coalition behind the Gang's bill. There was significant daylight between Cruz and Rubio on this issue even in 2013.
And yet Cruz has also clearly moved to the right on immigration since then. He was for increasing H-1B visas, now he's for a six-month moratorium on the program. He was for increasing legal immigration, now he'd freeze current levels in place until the American employment picture improves. He once defined amnesty as a path to citizenship, now he more understands it as legalization more broadly.Read more on WashingtonExaminer.com


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Of all the statements…
Be on the alert! Politically Correct Police out in full force, and as history has taught us from so, so many times that once these watchdogs are out, nothing good will come of it, only a lot of harm is inflected upon those who otherwise would have the decorum to celebrate diversity as so many people are aspiring to do.
If one thinks about it – critically thinks – the list is endless and we are all part of the mess. Take Hillary Clinton for example when during a press conference emphatically explained what it was like for her in the Balkan countries. "We were running and hiding – behind cars, anywhere we could find – because you could hear the bullets whizzing by your head."
Just like the rest of the world who keeps in touch with the daily news of potential presidents and the like, Mrs. Hillary Clinton thought maybe this unidentified act of bravery would go unchecked and unreported on. But let's hear for the Fact Checkers!
But then for the other 30 odd people who were in the same party heard of what she was excitedly clamoring about the truth – even before Hillary Clinton – mentioned that she in fact had 'misspoken' the press and media were all over this bad speaking. Again as a fact it was not very long before Hillary Clinton retracted what she had said and then commenced to withdraw from the campaign of 2008.
We could all sit here as God and lambaste everyone who says anything – because like it or not the rules, guidelines, policies, and especially the definition of what is politically correct are as flighty as the wind during an early spring storm.
Unfortunately for many of us the wrong people are saying the wrong thing almost daily. Why is this happening? Simply because it is these people public figures – Presidents, Members of Congress, Secretary's of various branches of government, leaders of industry, and let's face it – there are those public figures who spout bedlam as if it were war; moreover these individuals want money in order for them to drop their lawsuits.
President's Obama, Clinton, Bush, Reagan, and Nixon, Johnson, as well as Kennedy have misspoke. So have Senator's Harry Reid, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Orin Hatch, Ted Kennedy, as well as Nancy Pelosi and Barbara Boxer.
One of the issues that we continuously bring to the forefront is the notion I heard again two days ago. "America has lost its soul." This one comment comes after the news has covered Secretary John Kerry bundle of apartheid, and then the most egregious of late, Mr. Donald Sterling.
America needs to learn something right now, so listen up! Since when does the mind-set that believes offending someone is worse than speaking the truth. We believe that every human being alive should take real stock in what I just typed. Especially in our Nations capital, Washington D.C. Lead by President Barack Obama (which somehow makes distortion of facts and lying — acceptable for those who will not take attribution for anything that they have done.
There can be no mistaking truth, justice, and the American way: To understand that something has happened in one of your departments, say such as the Veterans Administration, IRS, Immigration policy without our legislators involvement, and of course the Benghazi killings with the accompanying lies and mistruths — should not only cost the person in charge their jobs, but knowing that they are wrong during the planning phases sure seems to me as though these people should be on the criminal blotter as well.


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