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In this game, I had to listen to the words that was said. When you clicked on the right one it would tell you to click on another and will make a trial. So you basically have to go through a maze to get to a letter. Then you have to click on that letter and it will give your score. This was a very easy game for me, because I know a lot about Christmas. Next I would like to do this but with more and harder words.
Friday, 19 December 2014
Christmas Maze
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Thursday, 18 December 2014
Playhouse for the juniors
The people here are taking their time off too build a play house the junior playground. They are also having a free sausage sizzle for us children. I think it is very cool, what they are doing. Because instead of doing this they could be doing other things. But, no they chose to this for a our little children at school.
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Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Close the gaps puzzle
In this game I had put the right word into the right places. This was very confusing because, I didn't know what the sentence was, but I got it at the end.
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Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Triangle Snowflake
In this activity, I had to place the triangles in a blank space. I basically had to create a colorful shape. It was really fun to do, because I could place it wherever I wanted to put it.
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Monday, 15 December 2014
Christmas in Bulgaria
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Snowflake Puzzle
In this game, had to put the puzzle together. It was really confusing at first because I didn't know where to put the pieces. But then I realised that there was a picture of the puzzle in the far corner. So I moved it over to complete the puzzle and to know where the pieces went. After 3 or 4 minutes I almost finished it.
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Monday, 8 December 2014
Scrambled Sentences
In this game, I had unscramble the sentence. This was a very confusing activity for me, because it was very hard to put to together without any help. At the end I got it and I was surprised to actually see that I was done. Next time, I would like to do this more so I won't have to take ages to do this.
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Friday, 5 December 2014
Jigsaw Puzzle - Christmas
In this game you have to put the right shapes in the right place. This was really easy for me because all I did was pair the pieces and made put it together. To play on click this link. http://www.worksheetsplus.com/Christmas/ChristmasReading.html
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Monday, 1 December 2014
Comic Strip
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Friday, 28 November 2014
Magic Squares
In this game you had to put 2 or 3 numbers in the box to the numbers add up to 15. This very easy to do, because all you had to do was add the numbers up and find the missing number.
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Thursday, 27 November 2014
To look at my ebook about Athletics. Click on the link above to view it.
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Wednesday, 26 November 2014
This game is all about Integers. This was a very confusing game for me, because I haven't done this topic in ages. Some I got wrong and some I got right. My reliever gave me some and advice and it was to add positive with positive and to always put the positive number first. So I learnt a lot from him. Next I would like to learn more on exponents with fractional bases.
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Tuesday, 25 November 2014
In this game, I had to multiply the number by itself 5 times. It was really easy because I have done this previously this year. This activity started out easy but as I played the other levels it started to get harder. So I asked my teacher for help. Next I would like learn to learn more on exponents with fractional bases.
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Thursday, 20 November 2014
Athletics - Comic Strip
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Tuesday, 18 November 2014
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Friday, 14 November 2014
Here we are painting Christmas wrappers for the Christmas banquet. These wrappers are for the kids who are going to the banquet.
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Friday, 31 October 2014
Reflections - e asttle maths
In my e asttle test I had a great result. I had a 5b, I was really happy when I heard the great news. That means I have improved a whole lot. My teacher was very very happy with me and my result, and hopefully my family would be too. I did a great job because I was aiming for that kind of result. This result could get me into the school I have always been wanting to go to. But I also have to do good in my writing and reading. Overall, I did a great job and I am really proud of that.
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Thursday, 30 October 2014
How to make fried bread
Walt: write an explanation
Fried bread is a kind of bread that is fried in oil. It is mostly eaten by Maori's, but other cultures eat it as well. It can be eaten with butter, jam and all kinds of spreads. It also can be dipped in soup water. To learn how to make fried bread here are the things you would need and the things you would have.
Here are the ingredients you would need. Flour, water, salt, baking powder. The things you would need is a bowl and a fork.
Here is the method you would have to do. Add your flour into the bowl, then add your salt and baking powder. Once that is done, stir the ingredients together. Slowly add your water in the dry ingredients and stir. Stir in a fast motion. Once it looks like bread, take the mixture out of the bowl, then knead the dough.
Once you have done roll it out and cut into suitable sizes. Then fry it on both sides. Turn when you see bubbles appearing. Then everything is done. Serve with butter or spreads.
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Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Friday, 26 September 2014
Savoury Muffin
Early this week room 11 organised a date of making savoury muffins. We chose what flavours we were going to use. The savoury muffins we used were cheese, feta and spinach, kumara, are I think there were two more. I worked with Tupou Siale and the muffin we did was kumara. It was really simple to do, because the ingredients were already sorted out. I think we were the first ones to finish because it was really easy to do.
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Monday, 22 September 2014
Thursday, 18 September 2014
Multiples of 10
In this game I have to try and crash into cars that have multiples of 10. I also have to avoid cars that do not have multiples of 10. This game was really easy for me, because all you do is crash into cars that are multiples of 10. Next I would like to learn how to solve math problems using efficient ways.
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Word Problems
Walt: figure out word problems.
In this I had to answer the word problems. In this question I asked myself what 1/5 of 30 is, which is 6. So then I took 6 away from 30 and got the answer of 24. So that is how I did it. Overall this was really easy for me because I know fractions. Next I would like to learn how to multiply fractions, but it is used in word problems.
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Tuesday, 16 September 2014
The Values of Sport
In sports, there are a lot of values but four words will mean a lot to others, or even athletes. So I'm going to tell you about the four words that mean a lot in the Commonwealth Games.
Team players are always good to have in a team. Only because their is a higher chance of winning more. You can't win without support on your side, so that is why it is good to have a team by your side. Teamwork, can help you learn new skills, it could also encourage you to win more and you would be able to talk to someone when you are need. The best thing in teamwork, would have to be co-operation. Co-operation would help the team to bond with each other and to have faith in each other.
Doing your best in sports, is a good thing to do. Good acts would help you win and to have faith in yourself. Setting your goals in something would be a great thing to do, because you can't expect something without planning. Respecting others in competition would have to be something to always remember. So treat others the way you would like to be treated.
Playing sports is a nail biting excitement. Laughter flying across the field, even tears. Joyful noises are always to be heard. Athletes are showing off their skills and fans are screaming their names. They're providing entertainment for your eyes. The adrenaline rising and rising, sensational chants. Fantastic athletes, it's just a mind blowing experience.
Fair Play
Being fair in sports is something that is always needed. Playing a game without fairness, will always be an upset game. People would start to walk away and there won't any more fun. So that is why fairness is always needed. Being fair to others and the rules of the game, would lead to a successful game. So it's always too good to play fair and to accept the consequences of losing. There will always be a chance of looking back and to correct the mistake you made.
Medals and awards have been given to many athletes for years. They have been rewarded for their fantastic play in sports.
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Monday, 15 September 2014
Flood in Pakistan
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Friday, 12 September 2014
Walt: choose the right phrase to complete the sentence.
In this game I had to choose the right one to complete the sentence. It was really easy to do, because all I did was go over to lines and read the sentence. Then I looked at the sentence all together and found the answer. Next I would like to learn how to know the difference between pronouns and nouns.
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Tuesday, 9 September 2014
American muffins and English muffins
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Learn, Create, Share
In the middle block I shared my eBook with Diesel and it was about muffins. We did this because our topic was about making muffins. He didn't want to read it, so he asked me if I could read it for him.
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Monday, 8 September 2014
Tall Blacks vs. USA
Better luck next time. We still believe in you even though you lost, we are very proud of you. Try next year :) Believe in yourself the next time you play. Good luck next time.
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Tuesday, 2 September 2014
Cross Country
Every morning Glen Innes School runs to keep fit. Even though it is very tiring, children still carry on running. Children have to run for 3 or 4 rounds, but the little ones have to run 1 lap.
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Monday, 1 September 2014
How to play Rippa Rugby
How to play Rippa Rugby
Walt: write an explanation.
Rippa Rugby is a fun sport to play with your friends and family. It is a game that can be played by family and friends and it is very simple. This game is about passing the ball to your team mates and to score as much as you can in an amount of time.
Having an open space is always too good to use so it could be a better game. Like, no one can play Rippa Rugby in a small room, that's just insane. Needing team players is just as important as knowing the rules of the game. Who plays Rippa Rugby without players? Having a referee reffing the game if always fair, because no one likes a game that has unfair players. Also you will need to have belts to stick your different coloured tags on. Also a rugby ball is needed.
Knowing how to play the game is very easy. All people have to do is to pass the ball backwards to your team mates. When you have the ball run towards your try line. Try and ignore your tags from being ripped of you. Once your tag has been ripped hand the ball over to your team mate. Then do the same thing all over again until you have scored.
Playing Rippa Rugby is a very fun game to play. Especially when everyone plays fair. It's a game of laughter and competition, but people like the laughter part.
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Thursday, 28 August 2014
In this game I had to complete a crossword. It was about the sea, like crabs and all. It was really easy to do because spelling fishes names are easy. Next I would like to learn about other sea creatures.
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Monday, 18 August 2014
Graphics Technology
At technology, I visited a site that had drawing tools and effects on it, which is Sumo Paint. It was really hard to draw my fruit from the paper to the internet. The easy part was knowing where all the tools were, because I've used this earlier this year.
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Monday, 11 August 2014
Scale Drawings
I learned to use scale to enlarge my drawing. I used a scale of 1cm to represent 3cm. This means that my drawing was 4 times bigger. The task was challenging because it was my first time enlarging a smaller picture. I need more practise on this topic, so I can be more confident with this. Next I would like to learn reduction of a picture.
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Friday, 8 August 2014
13 ways of showing half
Walt: make 13 ways of showing half.
In this game I had to show 13 way of making half. It was easy because all I did was make a half that I already did, then take away one and then add one. The challenging part was to make different halves. Next I would like to learn how to make 20 ways of showing half.
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Tuesday, 5 August 2014
How do you think NZ did in Commonwealth Games?
I think New Zealand did competitively well in the Commonwealth games, because they had the advantage of winning more medals, than England, Australia and India. Comparing the medal count to the population, it had a small ratio. Looking at England, Australia, and India's population, they have big numbers, but New Zealand's population was around 10 000. New Zealand had the opportunities to work in smaller towns and locations. But England, Australia and India would have to work in places where there are crowds of people. So New Zealand had the top medal ratio in the top 12 countries.
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Friday, 1 August 2014
Matching - Precious McKenzie
Recently, I read a story about Precious McKenzie. He was a great weightlifter ad power lifter. He won 3 or 4 medals for his fantastic play in weightlifting. After I read about him I had to match things of his life and turn it into a puzzle.
1. Precious McKenzie
2. Won his third Gold Medal
3. Featured in Thames Television
4. Precious and Gloria
5. Worked in a shoe factory
6. In a family of 5
7. Moved to Bristol
8. Queen Elizabeth awarded him
9. Progressing in weightlifting
10. Won his fourth consecutive medal
A. Graduated in Phy Ed
B. In 1974 'This is your life'.
C. Recognized as the best lifter in his weight class
D. Were put into Welfare 'care'
E. Born in 1936, Durban, South Africa
D. The second youngest in the family
F. Edmonton, Canada
G. At the 1974 Commonwealth Games
H. In Northampton
I. MBE for his services in Weightlifting
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Thursday, 31 July 2014
Positioning Fractions on the numberline
Walt: position fractions on the number line.
In this game I have to know the order and size of fractions on the number line. It was challenging at first, until I got the hang of it. I got 3 right and 2 wrong. As I played the game, the fractions were difficult to position on the number line. To get 100% I would like to practise more and more. I would want to do more challenging examples of positioning fractions on the number line. Next I would like to learn how to position improper fractions on the number line.
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Labels: fractions, numberline, positioning
Tuesday, 29 July 2014
Comparing Fractions
Walt: compare fractions.
In this game I had to compare fractions. I already know how to compare fractions, but when I did this activity it was confusing. I didn't get the point of the game and I didn't know what the arrows were for. So next time I play, I hope I would be able to do this activity.
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Monday, 28 July 2014
Fraction Game - Addition
Walt: to add fractions.
In this game I had to add factions. It was really easy to do because all I did was add the numerators. When I did this game, it was really hard to get the fruits, because other fruits would block it. So that was the challenging thing to do. But after all I got 18 right. Next I would like to learn more about equivalent fractions.
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Friday, 25 July 2014
Commonwealth Games
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Thursday, 24 July 2014
Commonwealth Games
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Tuesday, 8 July 2014
I had a lot of drawing this heart. Even though it took a long time to perfect it, but it was done at the end. In this programme, you can choose the colour of your drawings, and how big you want your lines.
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Monday, 7 July 2014
In this programme, all you need to do is scribble. I thought this was really fun, because when you finish scribbling you always end up with something weird. In this photo, I drew something weird. But overall it came out quite cool.
If you would like to visit this site press on the link below.
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Sunday, 6 July 2014
3D Collage
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Saturday, 5 July 2014
Following Directions
Walt: make connections.
In this game I have to take steps to the right place. This game was difficult at first because when they told me to take 5 steps, I would always end up with six steps. Which was very confusing, so I gave it to Arihi to do it for me. Then she got it right. Next I would like to do this activity again and then I would get 100%.
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Labels: directions, following
Friday, 4 July 2014
Soccer Lessons
Qaun always had his eye on the ball. He knew when to stop and kick the ball. He made it look easy to stop the ball in a fast motion. But when it came to my partner and I, we struggled.
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Thursday, 3 July 2014
Spin and Spell
In this game I had to choose a subject and to spell the name of that subject. It was really easy, because the subject were easy words. The difficult part was picking the letters, because it was all the place. But at the end I got through it.
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Soccer Lessons
Quan is showing us how to stop the ball from using his knee. I thought it was impossible until he showed us. When I tried it with Langa, and I always failed. The ball would always roll under my leg. Which was really funny.
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Wednesday, 2 July 2014
Bus Money
Walt: solve problems in financial literacy.
In this game I have to check if the passengers had enough to ride on the bus. If they didn't have enough money, I would have to reject. Most passengers didn't have enough money, so I rejected them all. This wasn't challenging at all. It was only challenging when it went on to level 2 and 3. Next I would like to learn more about Algebra.
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Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Giving Credit
Walt: solve problem in financial literacy.
In this game, I read how to trust people into giving them money. I thought it was going to be boring because it took ages for me to finish off the story. Then finally, I finished and right after that there was a quiz. The quiz was pretty easy, I got 4 out of 4. Next I would like to learn more about Algebra.
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Monday, 30 June 2014
Financial Literacy
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text: The Dow is at a record high and so are corporate profits – so why does it feel like most of the country is deeply suffering right now? Real household income is the lowest that it has been in a decade, poverty is absolutely soaring, 47 million Americans are on food stamps and the middle class is being systematically destroyed. How can big corporations be doing so well while most American families are having such a hard time? Isn't their wealth supposed to "trickle down" to the rest of us? Unfortunately, that is not how the real world works. Today, most big corporations are trying to minimize the number of "expensive" American workers on their payrolls as much as they can. If the big corporation that is employing you can figure out a way to replace you with a worker in China or with a robot, it will probably do it. http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/corporatism-a-system-of-control-designed-by-the-monopoly-men-of-the-global-elite

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Silluette Cosmetics Review
I had the pleasure of meeting a young and beautiful entrepreneur who started a holistic care business with amazing beauty products from the dead sea. The most abundant natural source of minerals on earth come from the dead sea. It was quite a luxurious treat for my skin, as I started using these products about a week ago. My face and body has become so soft and smooth, as your skin really absorbs all the natural minerals.
The secret to Silluette Cosmetics is that the dead sea salts, minerals and mud all work together combined with exotic botanicals like Rosemary and Lavender to give your skin a natural glow.
The dead sea is located in Israel and is the lowest place on earth, over 400m (1,312 ft.) below sea level. It is quite a treasure, as the salts in the water are very therapeutic and have powerful anti-aging properties.
The Dead Sea is the most saline body of water in the world with far greater concentrations of minerals than any ocean (a concentration of 32% minerals compared to other seas, holding approximately 3%). Bromides and Iodine are present in Dead Sea Salt, including other minerals in a dried form, such as Magnesium, Sodium, Calcium and Potassium. All these minerals work together as regulators of cell activity and daily functioning, relieving muscular pain and stabilizing fluid levels in the body.
I received these four skin care products that I've been using together on a daily basis. I really love the clean and refreshing scent of these products, as it's not too strong, yet just gentle enough.
The natural ingredients used are like food for your skin, that provide all the antioxidants and nourishment that your skin needs for a healthy looking glow. The products are also Paraben and Formaldehyde free, which makes them safer for your body.
Facial Scrubbing Cream
This facial scrubbing cream has fine exfoliating grains that deeply cleanses your pores. When massaged onto your skin, it removes dead skin cells, and cleanses out any toxins and make up residue. It contains: Dead Sea Salts, Lavender and Rosemary. It leaves your skin velvety smooth, soft and moisturized.
I've been using this facial scrub in the shower, as the steam opens up your pores even more, allowing for a deeper exfoliation. I like to massage it into my skin for a few minutes, as it makes my skin feel so silky smooth. It definitely gives my face a healthy and radiant glow.
Facial Serum
This facial serum works to tighten your skin and promote the cell renewal process. It contains: Aloe Vera, Arnica Montana Flower Extract, Ginseng Root Extract, Dead Sea Salts and Minerals and both Vitamin A and E. These natural ingredients work together to strengthen, rejuvenate and replenish your skin. Just a few drops and you will notice a dramatic difference in the tone and elasticity of your skin.
I'm using this serum every morning and night, as it really gives my skin a fresh and smooth feel. It's like the antioxidants feed you skin and instantly give you a healthy glow.
Eye Cream
This luxurious eye cream is great for delicate eyes. It firms and tightens the whole under eye area, and fights the early signs of aging. It contains: Dead Sea Minerals, Calcium, Rose Hip and Jojoba Oils, Orange Fruit Extract and Vitamin C and E. It provides antioxidants to reduce fine lines and increase skin flexibility.
This eye cream does wonders to the skin around your eyes. It keeps it smooth, firm and fresh looking. I've been using it every morning and night, and definitely noticed a positive difference in the look and feel of my skin around the eyes.
Aromatic Restorative Body Lotion
This restorative body lotion really nourishes and hydrates your skin, leaving it soft and refreshed. It contains: Dead Sea Salts and Minerals, Aloe Vera Juice, Rosemary, orange, Red Thyme, and Lemon Aromatherapy Oils. This lotion is quickly absorbed onto the skin, and is great for dry areas, such as knees, elbows, hands and feet.
I've been using this body lotion daily after my shower, and my skin remains soft and moisturized all day long. I also like to use it on my hands before I go out, as it has a very refreshing scent and keeps my hands smooth youthful looking.
Please visit us at www.silluettecosmetics.com and learn more about holistic care products from the dead sea.
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Setting your metabolism on FYRE should be the goal of anyone wanting to burn away fat.
Syntrax Supplements Fyre is an all natural fat burner comprised of a range of herbs and other ingredients.
When choosing a fat burner it's essential you look to buy a natural product as this means that you can supplement it for longer if required.
But most importantly it means it will work better with your body and avoid unwanted side effects.
Let's take a closer look at Syntrax Supplements Fyre and see if it's a fat burner that's going to get you serious results;
Syntrax Supplements Fyre Core Ingredients
You should be wary when supplementing Fyre fat burner as Syntrax have decided to use a proprietary blend.
This means you are unable to see the individual doses of ingredients in the product which could lead to harmful and unwanted side effects.
Or just a product that doesn't work.
There are a couple of ingredients in Fyre which have been proven and will work, but this product is also full of others that have a lack of scientific evidence to back up their use.
When you buy a fat burner you need to see the scientific studies that support the supplementation of a particular ingredient to ensure it's going to work for you.
Coffee Bean
This helps in that it reduces the absorption of blood sugar by the intestine. It then inhibits an enzyme in the liver which means that less glucose is released into the bloodstream. So with less glucose readily available the body will burn fat first.
This is a proven ingredient and essential for those looking to burn fat.
Green Tea
Green Tea is very popular amongst health and fitness enthusiasts in recent times. Especially as it has been found that when combined with caffeine, it can boost your metabolism far beyond what caffeine can do alone.
Studies have shown that it can increase your metabolism to the point of burning an extra 200 calories a day without added exercise. 500mg of Green tea is perfect in a fat burner.
Coleus Forskoklii
When combined with a healthy diet and exercise this has been shown to slightly aid in fat loss. As well as this, it supports normal serotonin and cholesterol levels within the body.
There is still some research required before you can count on it to help with your fat burning though.
Ginger Root
Ginger Root is thought to help fire up your metabolism and get your body burning fat as fuel.
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Syntrax Supplements Fyre Dose
1-2 capsules is a serving, and you can have up to 4 capsules per day.
This is a very rough way to explain the dose, as most products require you to take a full serving to get the proper results.
4 capsules of a fat burner is fairly essential, as it keeps your metabolism peaked and burning through the day. Which will get you better results.
Syntrax Supplements Fyre Side Effects
You shouldn't really get any unwanted side effects from Syntrax Supplements Fyre, as it's a completely natural supplement.
This doesn't mean that the product will work though, as it looks more like it's full of cheaper, less effective herbs and ingredients.
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Syntrax Supplements Fyre Review Conclusion
This is a weak product that uses lots of ingredients not fully rested by science.
There is the option to take 4 capsules per day, which is a good serving size for a fat burner. This however, will not work as the ingredients themselves won't be too effective.
It's good they've got Green Tea in here, but we'd recommend checking out our top 3 if you are looking for a seriously effective fat burner.
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This really isn't association related, but it IS medical and it IS Twitter and lots of folks are curious so ...
It's 7 a.m. at Henry Ford Hospital, and surgeons are preparing to remove a cancerous tumor from a man's kidney.
It's potentially a risky surgery, but everything's ready: The doctors and nurses are in the operating room, the surgical instruments are sterilized and ready to go, and the chief resident is furiously Twittering on his laptop.
The folks at @HenryFordNews say, "For those interested in our live surgery tweets, our next one is tentatively planned for March 6th."


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Supreme Court: Mr. Popular? You lose.
The New York Times had an interesting piece on Supreme Court tendencies which boils down to: the side that receives the most questions loses 86% of the time.
Two interesting pieces from the article:
1. The reality of judicial questions is that the justices are attempting to persuade colleagues through their questions and the responses they ellicit.
2. Using the Dictionary of Affect Language, the study looked at the tone of the question and found that:
Only the unpleasant words, the study found, have predictive power. The lawyer who hears more pleasant words is not more likely to win. But the lawyer who hears more unpleasant words is more likely to lose.


text: Monday, July 13th, the evening before Scott left for Brazil, he went to our Stake President's home, (President Tom Owen) to get set apart as a missionary. It was a very special blessing. President Owen blessed Scott with a beautiful blessing--that he'd arrive safely in Brazil, that he'd be blessed to be able to learn the language and experience miracles in the process, that he'd be blessed with health during his mission, that he'd learn much from a wonderful first companion (his trainer) in the mission field, and that he'd know that his mission president is a man of God. He was counseled to be obedient to the mission rules and promised beautiful blessings about being an instrument in the hands of God to bless His children in Goiania, Brazil. So special!


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We're supposed to believe these clowns when they present us with dire warnings of climate apocalypse? They can't even forecast something a few months out.
Surprised by how tough this winter has been? You're in good company: Last fall the Climate Prediction Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted that temperatures would be above normal from November through January across much of the Lower 48 states. This graphic shows just how wrong the official forecast of the U.S. government was:
The big red blotch in the top map represents parts of the country in which the Climate Prediction Center forecast above-average temperatures. The frigid-looking blue blotch in the bottom "verification" map shows areas where temperatures turned out to be below average.
"Not one of our better forecasts," admits Mike Halpert, the Climate Prediction Center's acting director. The center grades itself on what it calls the Heidke skill score, which ranges from 100 (perfection) to -50 (monkeys throwing darts would have done better). October's forecast for the three-month period of November through January came in at -22. Truth be told, the September prediction for October-December was slightly worse, at -23. The main cause in both cases was the same: Underestimating the mammoth December cold wave, which brought snow to Dallas and chilled partiers in Times Square on New Year's Eve.
The winter has stayed cold in 2014, and snowfall and snow cover are way above average. USA Today reported on Feb. 14 that there was snow on the ground in part of every state except Florida. That includes the peaks of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea in otherwise balmy Hawaii. (The Climate Prediction Center predicts temperature and precipitation but not their spawn, snow.)
Yet when they tell us we must act now(!) to save the planet we're supposed to buy their claims of climate catastrophe. They'd have greater credibility if they just admitted nobody can control the weather and called it a day. Or maybe they could have paid attention to the Farmer's Almanac.
So, what's in store for this winter? The "Days of Shivery" are back! For 2013–2014, we are forecasting a winter that will experience below average temperatures for about two-thirds of the nation. A large area of below-normal temperatures will predominate from roughly east of the Continental Divide to the Appalachians, north and east through New England. Coldest temperatures will be over the Northern Plains on east into the Great Lakes. Only for the Far West and the Southeast will there be a semblance of winter temperatures averaging close to normal, but only a few areas will enjoy many days where temperatures will average above normal.
Precipitation-wise, the Southern Plains, Midwest, and Southeast will see above-normal conditions, while the rest of the country will average near normal. With a combination of below-normal temperatures and above-normal precipitation the stage will be set for the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Central and Northern New England to receive lots of snow. Farther south, where the thermometer will be vacillating above or below the freezing mark, Southern New England, Southeast New York, New Jersey, and down through the Mid-Atlantic region will be seeing either copious rains and/or snows.
And yet, the Pacific Northwest (or is it "northwet?") where indeed wet weather is almost a given during the winter months, the overall winter season could average out drier than normal.
They sure nailed it.


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How is everyone doing? I am waiting to start my Lupron day 21.
Where is everyone else at cyclewise?
Still waiting for my start date. I had my pre-cycle scan ages ago (well it seems like it), I've already waited 9 years, you'd think a few more weeks wouldn't matter, but it's doing my head in!!
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Bachelor Pad
If you are a big Bachelor fan like me, you sure don't want to miss the new show Bachelor Pad- starring 19 of the most unforgettable BACHELOR and BACHELORETTE. Series begins August 9th..Just a heads up now.
I have heard Jake is going to be making an appearance as well since his recent breakup with Vienna. Get all the details here on who is going to be on the show...Enjoy!
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S was wearing a pink mohair cardigan she knitted years ago, it matched nicely… should have taken a pic of it.
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Ali Noorani, executive director of the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, called the vote "a step in the process," but said he was confident that the tuition breaks had the support of a majority in the House.Ali really meant 400 illegal alien students, but apparently he's easily confused. You also have to wonder why, if he wants to raise money to support citizens of foreign lands, he doesn't just call Sally Struthers?
"In our view, the most important thing that can happen is that 400 immigrant students go to college in September of this year. That is our goal. To reach that goal, the budget is just one of many vehicles to do that," he said.
Friday, April 29, 2005
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by Esmeralda Vargas
At the Phi Theta Kappa New York Region's Honors In Action Conference, hosted by Kingborough Community College, Scott Stimfel, the assistant dean of student engagement and innovation at New York University, passed PTK members his words of wisdom. Many believe that having a 4.0 GPA is a golden ticket, that will open numerous opportunities, but although having a strong GPA is important, Mr. Stimfel made us realize that it is not everything. There is another factor that is just as important as a high GPA, and that is networking.
It is no longer what you know, but who you know that counts. Million dollar companies are now using networking as their way to promote products. They are now focusing on letters of recommendations rather then resumes. In his presentation, Mr. Stimfel's shared with us some ways we can begin to network.
Networking with your professors is a must; this was emphasized by Mr. Stimfel. He shared his own experiences from college and mentioned how having a professional friendship with one of his professors in college helped him throughout the years. After he graduated, they still kept in contact and she happened to become dean of a very prestigious University. She then recruited Mr. Stimfel to work at her University. The position she was offering was not related to what Mr. Stimfel wanted to pursue as a profession, but he still accepted the position because he is an open minded individual who is up for a change.
Mr. Stimfel also emphasized open mindedness. He believes that no one can truly plan out what they want to do in the future, even if one has a good idea. Many people are focused on getting to where they envision themselves, because of this they ignore other opportunities given to them, since it does not fit into their plan. Mr. Stimfel's beliefs reminded me of the ideas Steve Jobs shared during his speech at Stanford University. Steve Job's stated, "Again, you can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards." Quite like Steve Jobs, Mr. Stimfel, too, shares this idea. Although an opportunity might not fit into your plan right now, it may somehow guide you, and connect to where you want to be. This is what Mr. Stimfel tried to teach us, to keep an open mind.
Connecting with your peers is also very important. You will never know if one day one of your classmates will become the next Steve jobs, or president of the United States. Mr. Stimfel shared another one of his life experiences with us, where he had interviewed one of his formal classmates for a job position. This classmate was unkind and unpleasant when they had gone to college together. This, apart from other factors, made Mr. Stimfel uncomfortable giving him the job. If this classmate would have been a good friend, or more pleasant during their college years, then perhaps Mr. Stimfel would have helped him out.
In addition, Mr. Stimfel elaborated on the topic of kindness. A good way to get your foot in the door is by helping others. When you help someone not for your personal interest but for the sake of kindness, there's a good chance that they will help you in return. While, Mr. Stimfel was in college, he had failed one of his exams, but because he regularly communicated with his professor, his professor allowed him to retake the exam. Being communicative and friendly to others can ultimately benefit you in the long run.
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Keeping the LORD's Name Holy
Keeping the LORD's Name Holy
I received this Word to speak to a conference in the past. It is a serious word for all of you:
I read my bible Sunday morning as I like to do first thing when I wake up then I kneeled and I prayed and said to the LORD, you know my heart and you know my limitations and you know the needs of the people. Please give me a message for them. And in tongues which I could not distinguish and with great fervor the HOLY SPIRIT took over and prayed a most energetic and egregious and exceptional prayer for you for some time. HE was emphatic. I had absolutely no idea what HE was going to say. Here are the Words the LORD is saying to you following this appeal to HIS FATHER by the power of the HOLY SPIRIT typed by the fingers of this imperfect servant vessel. Here is what HE has to say to you:
My children, this is the LORD speaking.
I AM your FATHER and Friend.
I AM the Best Thing that ever happened to you.
When I died on the cross late in that day on the hill of Golgotha and gave up MY Ghost to MY FATHER and drew MY Last Breath I became the very Best Thing that ever happened to you.
But I want to tell you one or more things and that is: the world is mocking their GOD and is making a bed of thorns to lie onto and to go down a slippery slope into the depth of hell for themselves.
The world is an enmity to ME.
I have given MY Life and MY ALL to the world, my children of the world, and they stand in line to pay to have ME mocked.
They do it every time they go to a movie theater with the exception of very few movies, GOD is NOT DEAD being one example.
They do it most every time they open a book and most every time they turn on the TV, every billboard, every notice in the newspaper, every salutation and explanation.
Most every one of these times the people who I call MY children open their mouths and out of it comes something unholy and mocking to their GOD, ME.
I can no longer tolerate this.
How long would your earthly father tolerate a mouth that is mocking and disrespectful and ugly and sinful pointed towards him? How many times would your earthly mothers I have give you sit aside and watch their own sons and daughters ruin their lives.
Well, I am a GOD that can tolerate none of this anymore.
I have had enough.
I have had it up to MY Eyebrows and MY FATHER who knows everyone's heart is hearing it and smelling the stench in the throne room and HE has had enough.
WE are your FATHER and WE are ready to give you all a good spanking.
WE are ready to get out the rod and spank the world and the people in it for the disrespect that my daughter and her ears and MY Ears and MY FATHER's Ears have had to listen to.
I have given this daughter a desire for clean and wholesome and holy talk and she has been privy to all of you children who call ME by Name and call ME your FATHER but you insist on using omg and oh my gosh and golly and g–d– and the like.
I have had enough of it and I am ready to get out the rod and give you all a spanking even those who call yourselves MY bride.
Shame on you, children, get out the soap tonite and place it in your own mouth.
Every one of you have soap in your hotel rooms and every one of you have soap in your homes.
If your mouths were as antiseptic as your soaps I would not be having these conversations with you, children.
I am your FATHER and I love you lest I let you fall into the pits of hell for blaspheming MY HOLY NAME and the NAME of MY HOLY FATHER who is in the throne room listening to this conference right now.
HE has had it and will start applying the rod of discipline the next time you carelessly use MY HOLY Name in vain.
You have been warned, do not come crying to ME If MY FATHER applies the rod of discipline to the seat of knowledge.
Now I will tell you the rest of MY message for my daughter is in shock at this moment for she is used to get loving messages for you.
I am a Loving GOD but a firm and just GOD as well.
I cannot let this go on any longer.
I have had it with you.
Daughter you may sit down now as your responsibility to speak at this conference is over.
You have been used to apply the rod of discipline to MY children.
AMEN, go sit down.
Words of the LORD to Donna McDonald 8/3/14.
Prov 23:14 (KJB) Thou shalt beat him with the rod, and shalt deliver his soul from hell.


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It happened yesterday, Freedom to Marry reports:
U.S. District Judge John G. Heyburn II ruled in favor of the freedom to marry, striking down a constitutional amendment in the state that restricts marriage to different-sex couples. The ruling is stayed pending further action from the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals. . . .
The ruling reads:
Sometimes, by upholding equal rights for a few, courts necessarily must require others to forebear some prior conduct or restrain some personal instinct. Here, that would not seem to be the case. Assuring equal protection for same-sex couples does not diminish the freedom of others to any degree. Thus, same-sex couples' right to marry seems to be a uniquely "free" constitutional right. Hopefully, even those opposed to or uncertain about same-sex marriage will see it that way in the future.In the ruling, Judge Heyburn dismantles the arguments that the defendants asserted in their briefs, most prominently the argument that allowing same-sex couples to marry in Kentucky will lower the birth rates in the state. Judge Heyburn wrote:
Perhaps recognizing that procreation-based arguments have not succeeded in any court post-Windsor, Defendant adds a disingenuous twist to the argument: Traditional marriages contribute to a stable birth rate which, in turn, ensures the state's long-term economic stability.
These arguments are not those of serious people. Excluding same-sex couples from marriage does not change the number of heterosexual couples who choose to get married, the number who choose to have children, or the number of children they have.
Full text of the ruling here.
Also yesterday, in response to an emergency motion filed by Lambda Legal, the 7th Circuit partially lifted the stay of its ruling on Indiana marriages, permitting one lesbian couple to marry; one spouse is terminally ill, but the Indiana Attorney General opposed the motion anyway.
And just for fun, Slate has come up with a create-your-own Gay Marriage Ruling generator.


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Functional Skills Tutor
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- 15 Sep 2017
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- 22 Sep 2017
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- Full Time
In this 1 year rolling contract you will be responsible for planning, delivering and developing our clients functional skills curriculum (Maths and English) for participants progressing them from their initial assessment level to at least one level higher as part of clients Academy programme (10-20 weeks). You will have overall responsibility for ensuring that young people are retained on the course and achieve their functional skills qualifications.
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The Functional Skills Tutor is a dynamic and engaging individual who enjoys working in a targeted environment. . They have a clear commitment to continuous improvement in relation to the quality of learning and assessment .They are committed to supporting young people to achieve their qualifications and are innovative in their approach, enthusiastic and motivated to support success for our participants and staff.
- Deliver classroom-based sessions delivering Functional Skills English and Maths up to Level 2
- Carry out and effectively interpret a range of initial assessment and diagnostic tools in order to determine existing level of participants.
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- During non-academy times, you will contribute to the achievement of team objectives by administering and invigilating resits as well as contributing towards the achievement of the full set of qualifications that our participants take part in.
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- Experience of planning, developing and delivering Functional Skills at Level 2 in either Maths or English (ideally both).
- Experience of working with young people and 'vulnerable groups'.
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Well, After a couple months at it, I finally made it to 500 subs. I set a goal for 500 subs by the end of the year and its been beat by a few months. Im making the next ISP as a thank you. It should be out soon. I know what you are all thinking "Wheres act 2" well one of my voice actors is taking his sweet time. Anyway I already started on Episode 6 so you wont have to wait as long.
Thank you!
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I am sick. Being sick sucks. It's just a cold and it just started so I don't know how long it will last or how bad it might get but it ALREADY SUCKS. I was ok enough to go to the store today to get some vitamins and a couple other personal items so yay. I am trying my hardest to get over this quickly, eating a little better and drinking a BUNCH of water. I don't want to miss any days of classes.
I can't stand how some people say love sucks. WTF are they talking about? If it sucks, how can it be love? Sure, I've believed (or rather I forced myself to believe since I didn't think I could do any better) I was in love before and that did kind of suck but that WASN'T TRUE LOVE. Sure, long distance relationships are hard but if you're truly in love and both of you know it is going somewhere you'll try your best to make it work. So even in this situation I don't see how love can suck.
Ah don't know if I make sense anymore. I'm too sleepy. Bye.


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Gardasil: Life Saver or Taker?
Another Vaccine has come under fire in recent days-The Gardasil HPV Vaccine. This vaccine was approved in 2006 and is routinely recommended for girls as young as 11. It's designed to prevent a deadly form of Cancer-Cervical Cancer. But lately like many of its' counterparts, reports have surfaced that this vaccine is causing serious side effects that have included seizures, paralysis and even death.
I remember taking my niece and daughter for their annual check up two years ago and my Pediatrician informed me about the vaccine and recommended that the girls get it. Being the natural skeptic that I am, I told her that I wanted to wait until I do more research on the product. In which I did and found complaints of side effects even then. So at that time I decided that I will wait a few years.
However, repeatedly we are seeing horror stories about adverse side effects from new vaccines and medications. It has gotten to the point where it is out of control. One year they introduce a new medicine or vaccine and the next, there are a string of adverse reactions. I know that makers of these drugs and vaccinations are well aware of the problems before they hit the market, but are they ignoring the risks? Or are they using us a lab rats?
Now, to Gardasil's defense, Merck, the makers of the Vaccine deny that the reactions are related to the drug itself. However, I think they owe it to the public to let us know the side effects before we inject these substances into our bodies, especially our children's.
What are your thoughts?
I work in a chemical lab, and a lot of hair products, household products, and medications, and more contain many hazards, in which I didn't know until I started working there. The pharmaceutical industry is very lucrative due to companies making drugs back to back that are suppose to be needed by society.
Sadly to say, there isn't enough research done on a lot of these medications, vaccines, etc. because the appropriate time to conduct the research isn't done (you can't do research in a few years when dealing with people's lives), and a lot of research is done on lab animals (its illegal to conduct it on humans). In my opinion, I wouldn't use this vaccine because its too early to know how safe it is.
July 8, 2008 at 11:37 AM
Thanks for the information, I've been asked several time by my pediatrician if I wanted to give it to my 9 year old, I've been reluctant only because she's allergic to just about everything and should be living in a bubble. Armed with this new information, I'm still saying no, until more research is done.
It's funny how marketers advertise these drugs on television. I remember the Gardasil commercial with the girls chanting and jumping rope. They make it seems like a solution and it appeals to your emotions. Because I've said to myself, now why wasn't that around when I was younger? Then you read stories about the side effects and thank goodness that it wasn't. Thanks UC...I stalk your blog everyday.
July 8, 2008 at 2:24 PM
Hi Urbancurlz!
I was just discussing this w/some co-workers on this week. I have a 12 yr old daughter and I do not want her taking this vaccine. I'm already iffy about some of the medicines out these days and I try to be as natural as possible. It also did not help when a co-worker sent me this article. I hope that you can pull this up and read it.
Here's my issue: Gardasil is intended to combat the potenal of getting HPV. HPV is a sexually transmitted disease. Where is the eduction for our daughters and sons about making wise choices? I'm not necessarily talking about sex related choices. Just good choices in general. It all goes back to decision making. We need to raise our children to be good decision makers and that includes choices about sexual expression. Gardasil is just a mask, that may have repurcussions, but it doesn't address the real problem and gives a false sense of security. Education is prevention and prevention is the best cure.
I agree with prudence. It boils down to education and making good decision. Both males and females need to be taught to protect them self at all times.
July 14, 2008 at 9:19 AM
I got information on Gardasil from my doctor in Fall '06. I did the 3-shot process and I can say that I've not had any harsh side effects. The only reaction that I had was right at the injection site and it was sore for about three days. You have to get the first shot before you turn 26, so if you're 26 or over, you're not allowed to get the shots done anyway. There are so many drugs out there, you really just have to trust your doctor and use your best judgement. I mean, why do so many women trust using birth control pills when they have so many effects? I've heard of some women dying from blood clots because of the type of birth control that they used at the time.


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1. I accused my Physical Therapist of supporting terrorism...for not wanting to see Super Bowl Coverage 24/7 on ESPN.
2. I lost count during the various exercises I was doing. I believe this is because I am trying to not obviously gawk at the four incredible attractive female therapists as they demonstrate exercises to their patients.
3. One therapist offered to bribe me for favorable testimony if he ever needed workman's comp. The offer was simple: an xBox 360 game. I accepted his terms and immediately blamed his boss for whatever injuries he may have.
4. I openly announce my disdain for sports teams and franchises while I am being 'therapized'. So far I have expressed a desire to see God's vengeance brought down upon: Anyone who cheers the Pistons, Anyone from New York, Saints Fans that aren't from New Orleans, All Cowboy Fans, Duke Fans, UNC Fans [fuck it, let's just lump the entire ACC in this list], anyone that does not worship at the throne of The General, All teams in the NFL except for the Bears, ESPN's Football 'Experts' [especially Tom Jackson and Michael Irvin], and a host of others. Today I was quite poignant by announcing for all to hear that a certain college basketball could "blow me" and "I hope his plane crashes"
Forgive me Father, for I have sinned.
Friday, February 02, 2007
Confession after Today's Physical Therapy
1. I accused my Physical Therapist of supporting terrorism...for not wanting to see Super Bowl Coverage 24/7 on ESPN.
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|Ansar Abbasi and ORya Maqbool Jab
'Political neutrals' are sick personalities who have personal interests from the system they are serving.
To call oneself politically neutral is one of the most absurd statement to hear. This is an excellent alibi to present your hatred and prejudice in the most severest way possible. Personally, I consider such statements as an intellectual sickness; a sickness of superiority.
A political neutral person tries to demean his opponent's idea, and simultaneously act as his best friend. This 'politically neutral' group notoriously malign the opposition.
Mostly, you'll find such people to have a complete command over rhetoric (i.e. clerics and their 'intellectual-followers', army men, and fundamentalist journalists). They aren't able to give a logical and constructive reply. Rather, when they face a question they give out a wimpy smile and say, "You look frustrated; see the world in a neutral way!". This act is such an excellent checkmate move that the opponent doesn't have any more move left. He simply has to bare with the person.
When it's the opponent's turn to reply, these 'politically neutral' people play the old argument winning 'straw man' move. They just have to make a simple statement, "Look! I'm politically neutral, you aren't! So I won't be listening to you." Game Over!
I've met many such 'politically neutral' characters. Some were of my age and some older than me. There is a sense of intellectual superiority in these people. They play with you by asking bit-size questions, allowing them to subtly move the topic of discussion towards their side. In the end, if the opponent is weak, he is bound to lose, and hence stupidity prevails.
One such "political neutral person" who is destroying the youth is Oriya Maqbool Jan. He subtly constructs his arguments; playing with words and phonetics; he goes on to prove Taliban as the finest form of government, while declaring democracy as an atheistic form of government. The question arise, "whom does he support?" and the answers simply goes, "I'm only an analyst!"
When asked whether Islam allows killing innocents, he gives a big definitive, "No!". Conversely, when asked about his view on Taliban, he goes on to picture them as the soul champions who defeated three super powers and started the 'Golden Age' of Islam in Afghanistan.
He speaks for the right of individuals, but says that he supports Khilafat over Democracy.
Another such 'political neutral' example is Ansar Abbasi. He, like his predecessor, is a fundamentalist. The shear abnormality of his neutrality is that he goes on to hate everyone who doesn't support fundamentalism. On the other hand, he also supports democracy. In the last few days this person even went against fundamentalism. Mr. Abbasi spoke venom against Dr. Tahir ul Qadri, although Mr. Qadri — like Mr. Abbasi — belongs to the people who some how want to implement Divine Laws in the country. Not surprisingly, this 'politically neutral' went on a blasphemous drive against Dr. Qadri. He even doesn't know the etiquette of criticising a political leader.
These 'political neutrals' are sick personalities who have personal interests from the system they are serving. Otherwise, even if the system isn't paying them enough, they try to assure that they get the largest share of the pie in the future. The only thing rational people can learn from them is how to be a good TV actor and play with innocent minds.
The question arises: Why do people listen to them?. The answer is as simple as this: They project them themselves as neutral players — Mr. Abbasi calls himself an "investigative journalist", while the other is a "CSS passed dramatist and psychologist". This disguise of westernized terms with complex unexplainable personal goals create an unresolvable dichotomy.
Such personalities shouldn't be given time in the public space, because they are radicalising the society in a very dangerous way. Sometime ago, the CSS passed psychologist eulogized Taliban in front of our primary school children. His dramatic oratory did the magic, and everyone gave him a big applaud. He successfully radicalized the youth, while he himself smokes a pipe similar to western thinkers whom he opposes.
I think one effect of seeing such characters on television screen and print literature is that people — even sane people — are starting to call themselves politically neutral. The fallacious logic and wimpy smile is becoming more common. The intolerance in their language is increasingly being copied as the society descents into further chaos.


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What did one saggy boob say to the other saggy boob? We're gonna have to get some support soon or people are gonna think we're nuts!!!... Read More
Apr 29, '03An elderly lady went to see her plastic surgeon about the "bags" under her eyes.
The surgeon tactfully explains that she has had so many many facelifts that those "bags" under her eyes were actually her breasts.
The elderly lady replies, "Oh I guess that explains my gotee.":chuckle
May 3, '03Ok Guys,
I am a male student nurse (56 years old) who needs to come here for some humor and comic relief sometimes, so no more male bashing please :-)......but.....I forgive you male bashers and I have a contribution to make, not about boobs specifically...... I spent 12 years as a long term care administrator...so I have heard them all about LTC...
OK here goes.....did you hear about the two old ladies who were just plain bored to death living in the facility? Well it seems one said to the other, "Lets strip naked and run down the hall and see what happens."
So they did. However, there were two old gentlemen sitting in the lounge at the end of the hall. One older gentleman said, "Did you see that?"
The other said, "Yes I did. What were they wearing?"
The first gentleman said, "I don't know, but it sure needed ironed."
What do ya think gals?????
Jim :-)
May 3, '03[QUOTE]Originally posted by jadednurse
I wish somebody would have warned me that after you turn 30 they start to look a lot less like Playboy and alot more like National Geographic!
I wish mine would have waited til I was 30 but nooooo mine started heading south after I had my first baby.
May 4, '03SRNJIM,
It was cute.....and we would never intentionally bash you fellas...we know how fragile your egos are..lol lol lol Congrats on your venture so late into such a demanding but rewarding career....Kudos! to you.


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It was my birthday yesterday and my someday-to-be mother-in-law gave me an unbelievably generous gift...so the least I can do is make a Thank You card for her, which actually she loves to get. I got to again use this really cool stamp from Hero Arts called Collage Thank You. I used it once before for a card I made for my own mother who I could make her a Thank You card every week and it could never say how thankful I am for her, as amazing as she is and doesn't really know it.
Love shiny sheer ribbon!
The stamp in the inside I've had for awhile but have not used until now...$1 Studio G stamp designed by Kolette Hall (got to love those $1 stamps!!!):
Another item I've had for awhile that I don't use enough is this great embossing & border punch by Fiskars "Eyelet Lace":
-CS: TPC "Plum Tree" and "Parchment Ivory", MM "Smooth Grapevine"
-PP: DCWV Old World Stack
-Stamps: Hero Arts "Collage Thank You" and Studio G by Kolette Hall "Thank You"
-Ink: Ranger Archival Ink "Sepia" and Colorbox Pigment Ink "Black"
-Fluid Chalk Inks: Colorbox "Wisteria"
-Punch: Fiskars Eyelet Lace Embossing Punch
-Misc: Embossing powder, heat gun, bronze sheer ribbon, brown rhinestones, adhesive and mini pop dots.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
From the bottom of my heart...
Bitten By the Bug Contest Hero Arts, Kolette Hall, Punch Eyelet Lace Embossing, Studio G, Thank You
5 comments:
- Regina Easter said...
wow, this is a beautiful card...you must of got something wonderful....
- December 11, 2008 at 1:10 AM
- Sharon Caudle said...
What a beautiful Thank You card Nikki!!! She's gonna LOVE it! I know I sure do! hugs!!!
- December 12, 2008 at 12:43 AM
- Kim said...
Beautiful Thank you card!!!
- December 12, 2008 at 11:24 AM
- tiggertastic said...
this is so Beautiful the gold really is a lovely colour on this, very rich and luxuries
Sarah x
- December 15, 2008 at 3:49 PM
- Susan said...
WOW Nikki! This is BEAUTIFUL! You constantly awe and inspire me with your lovely projects!!
- December 16, 2008 at 11:15 AM
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*Become a Project Corner & Spotlight winner on the Cricut™ Chirp Newsletter (or at least a highlighted thread)
*Ongoing Memorial Journal for Morgan
*Scrapbook for my favorite moments at DisneyLand and DisneyWorld (my other obsession, big, big, big Mickey fan!)
*Scrapbook for my trip to Europe
*Scrapbook for the last two years of the kids for my DF's mom and one for his Dad.
*Ongoing Memorial Journal for Morgan
*Scrapbook for my favorite moments at DisneyLand and DisneyWorld (my other obsession, big, big, big Mickey fan!)
*Scrapbook for my trip to Europe
*Scrapbook for the last two years of the kids for my DF's mom and one for his Dad.


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As Candida grows, it gradually uses up the body's resources, causing their deficiencies, which hinder the functioning of various organs and systems. The first target is the digestive system, which also receives the most damage. Its functioning directly affects the process of nourishing the body and thus dictates the speed of recovery.
Using B vitamin supplementation and digestive enzymes is aimed towards supporting the digestive system. Herbal teas geared towards digestion play the same role. You should drink them about half an hour to an hour after a meal. Especially in regards to meals containing fat, because herbs cause an increased production of bile, which is necessary for breaking them down. Drinking these teas systematically prevents the formation of gall stones, since they stimulate the circulation of bile, and often even dissolve existing gallstones.
WARNING: Introducing herbal teas to your diet should be slow and gradual, because bile frees the toxins bound by fats, and the substances contained in it are often fungicidal. Accumulated effects of the herbs can lead to acidification and poisoning of the body by the released substances, which the body lacks the resources to neutralize. This will cause a decline in general sensation, intensification of existing symptoms or new inflammations. This is why you should start with a weak brew once a day, very slowly increasing its strength and the amount of cups per day.
You can use singular herbs, which aid digestion and stimulate the production of bile, create your own blends or use existing ones. Most often used herbs include: peppermint, cumin, anise, chamomile, lemon verbena, linen, elderberry, fennel and St John's wort.
It's best to use different mixes interchangeably. On one hand, herbs contain many active substances, which can accumulate in the body, disrupting the natural balance, on the other – you shouldn't let your body become dependent on one type of aid.
WARNING: St John's wort is fantastic for stimulating the gallbladder, but it increases your vulnerability to the sun and can cause strong allergies or burns, which is why when using it, you should not tan or sunbathe.


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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Yesterday Went Well
Just a quickie.
As the title says, my outpatient surgery went well. Spent most of the day in a drug induced haze, so more likely than not, I'll have no real memory of typing out this post using only two fingers. By the time you read this I should be elsewhere taking care of the other issue on my agenda. Apologies in advance for not responding to your heartfelt comments, but I shall read and appreciate every single one before I publish them.
For those of you who want to perhaps have a little insight into my state of mind for the week, I leave you with one of my favorite Kinks songs:
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I have never heard that song - that's pretty cool.ReplyDelete
I'm glad your surgery went well, G and I hope you are doing great today.
I'm glad it went well. :-)ReplyDelete
Glad the surgery went well. I type all of my posts with one finger. :DReplyDelete
glad you came through OK, man. Take care.ReplyDelete
Glad your surgery went well. I liked that video. It reminded me how and why I love old movies.ReplyDelete
Wow, there are some great classic stars in that video, nice clip.ReplyDelete
Hope you're recovering well.
Great song! Glad to hear everything went well -- take good care of yourself! :)ReplyDelete
Glad you wheeled out ok! Always scary no matter what it is-ReplyDelete
I hate getting put under, so I don't, due to almost dieing from it years ago. Being awake causes more pschyc trauma too-
I find the day after to be the most bruised n painful- So take it easy, n don't let anything get infected! That's an excellent excuse, btw!
Get well soon! May the drugs make you hazily happy! n rest up...
Still sending lots of good thoughts your way.ReplyDelete
Glad you are on the mend.ReplyDelete
ahhh, the old drug induced haze -ReplyDelete
Glad to hear you're doing good, G. And how cool we both posted Kinks songs this week. Simpatico we are.ReplyDelete
Take care! Heal fast-like! :-)ReplyDelete
I was so wrapped up with caring for Gumby in her last week I didn't even know about this! Sowwy :(ReplyDelete
Glad things went well though.
Go on, give me your best shot. I can take it. If I couldn't, I wouldn't have created this wonderful little blog that you decided to grace with your presence today.
About that comment moderation thingy: While yes, it does say up above I can take it, I only use it to prevent the occasional miscreant from leaving thoughtless and/or clueless comments.
So remember, all of your comments are greatly appreciated and all answers will be given that personal touch that you come to expect and enjoy.
G. B. Miller


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After the excitment that was last week, this week has been relatively quiet.
My roommate abnd I went to another hospital Monday afternoon to try to get him into surgery sooner, but they told us we were wasting our time. The good part? They told us upfront, so we only spent about five minutes there. I had arranged to take the afternoon off, but I came back and worked another couple hours.
Other then that, he's doing as well as can be expected. He keeps taking his pain medicine. He's gone back to work for the majority of this week, and that seems to be going well. At least it did yesterday.
The surgery is scheduled for this coming Monday. Hopefully it goes as planned and we can get on to the business of healing him up.
In other news, Master's graduation was Friday night. I went as always. Got to see some extended family and some friends I hadn't expected to see. It was nice as always.
Saturday, we took the youth to a Dodger's game against the Reds. You know, I try. I really do. But I just can't get into it. Especially when I think about all the things I could have been doing with that time. And yes, my roommate went. He didn't realize where we'd be sitting and just about died when he saw all the stairs involved.
I also spent time catching up on TV from Monday and Tuesday nights. That's when I made a discovery. I hadn't taped 24 last Monday figuring I could watch it on-line. Well, Fox's system doesn't work with Windows Vista, which I now have at home. So I had to come into work to watch it Sunday afternoon. I almost didn't, assuming I'd be at the hospital with my roommate. When we got sent home so fast, I was really glad I had watched it. This season still isn't up to par, but I didn't want to miss an episode.


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Now this is Made. Of. Win.
Now playing on Sirius Ch. 62: "When we dance together, my world's in disguise, it's a fairy-land tale that's come true...and when you look at me with those stars in your eyes, I could waltz across Texas with you..."
Friday, January 16, 2009
Just when I thought I'd seen it all...
Now this is Made. Of. Win.
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1. How often does a person such as I get to spend time being silly with her daughter and daughter's friends for 5 days? Not often enough.
2. The opportunity to hang out with the most amazing group of YCLs (Youth Camp Leaders) and ACLs (Adult Camp Leaders) was simply awesome. I love you, Big Booty No. 5!
3. The new friendships that were developed over the week at camp are ones I will always treasure. 4. Mother Nature and I got to be pretty good friends. She shared a few thunderstorms with me...
5. ...and sent some forest creatures to pose for pictures. (and one to pretend it was a YCL and emerge from the forest within hand's reach on Brownie Hike night - in the middle of a wicked shake-the-ground, light-up-the-sky kind of storm.)
6. The chance to hike on 4 different occasions, and see some amazing sights! Not to mention good friends to enjoy it all with. (Cami, you need to wear "The Deb" more often. **Pound-fist-on-shoulder, flash ILY sign**
7. Who doesn't love the re-creation of camping accidents with mud and ketchup?
8. The water fight I instigated at the lake was a soaking good time for all, even if some wouldn't admit it right off.
9. I decided that I could trust our ward's YW enough to do the "trust fall". And guess what? They caught me! I love C's face here...apparently I wasn't the only one screaming as I fell. 10. I love nature, and its beauty surrounded me throughout my 5 days of camp.
The last time I was able to attend Young Women's Camp was 7 years ago. I am hoping we will not remain strangers for so long this time around. Happy Trails, until next time!
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