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Project Censored: The Top 25 News Stories of 2015–16
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By Professor Mickey Huff and Project Censored. Students and academics, continuing an initiative that began in 1976 at Sonoma State University, California, have compiled the top 25 news stories of 2015–16 that were most ignored by the US corporate media.
Mind Over Matter: Placebos and Self-Healing
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By Bevis Beauvais. The materialist, reductionist model based on Newton's scientific theories is being replaced by a new paradigm that incorporates holographic reality and the variables of mind and consciousness while acknowledging that we are all cosmically connected.
Silver Iontopheresis: Antibiotics Replaced
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By Richard Malter. Silver has a long history of use as an antimicrobial. Now, an internal infection can be targeted via a silver-nylon conductive cloth placed on the skin and charged positive via a stimulator device, resulting in the flow of an ultra-low direct current of silver ions.
Leaving Apollo's Legacy Behind
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By Phil Kouts. A Mars fly-by is actively promoted as a viable, practical goal, but NASA's two systems for travelling beyond low Earth orbit are not sufficient even to "return" to the Moon. Agency insiders admit that an international collaborative effort is needed to solve human deep-space exploration problems.
Inclined Bed Therapy: A New Angle On Health
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By Jenny Hawke. Sleeping on a bed inclined at five degrees has great benefits for circulation, metabolism and the immune system. It can also ease a range of conditions from Alzheimer's, diabetes and glaucoma to migraines, multiple sclerosis and varicose veins.
An A to Z of Drones in the News in 2015
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By Chris Cole. The use of drones is increasing rapidly worldwide, and drone targeted-killings are also on the rise. Protests at drone bases and factories are becoming more common, while the public is being given scant information by politicians and military officials.
Project Censored's Top 25 News Stories
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By Prof. Mickey Huff and Project Censored. Continuing an initiative going back to 1976, the Project Censored team has selected and judged the most important American and international news stories of 2014–2015 that were underreported by the US corporate media.
The Caucasian Mummies of Central Asia
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By Patrick Chouinard. The revelation in the early 1990s of Caucasian mummies unearthed in the Tarim Basin in Xinjiang, China, has rewritten the history of migrations between West and East. Genetic testing confirms that the original people were not of Mongoloid origin.
So Much More Than Nuclear Weapons
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By Gordon Duff. A secret agency called the DVD, allegedly set up in Germany in the 1920s as a coalition between the US Bush family and the "Hitler Project", has been associated with paedophile networks, nuclear weapons funding, the 9/11 attacks and high-level looting. Does it really exist, and is it sworn to serve evil agendas?
Towards an Economic Reset in 2015-16?
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By Karen Mutton. As the Super Shemitah year comes to a close, China is preparing to challenge the US dollar with a gold-backed yuan, currency wars are ruining economies while negative interest rates and bail-ins are threatening depositors and bond-holders.
The Electric People Phenomenon
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By Louis Proud. Many cases of high-voltage syndrome, in which sufferers seem to cause electrical devices to fail in their presence, feature paranormal aspects such as psychokinesis. Often the common factor is that these people experienced severe electric shock during childhood.
Simon Parkes on Aliens and the Illuminati
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An interview by Franky Ma. Throughout his life, Simon Parkes has had interactions with extradimensional beings as well as with intelligence operatives and Illuminati members because of his ancient bloodline connections.
Ebola... or African Strains of Tuberculosis?
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By Dr Lawrence Broxmeyer. The Ebola virus ravaging several West African nations has striking similarities with two strains of tuberculosis that are just as deadly and cause Ebola-like symptoms. Health authorities deny this link and don't consider it in the design of diagnostic tests.
How the Mind Changes Genes Through Meditation
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By Dr Mae-Wan Ho. The mind–body divide has been breached in conventional western medicine, thanks to new research findings in molecular genetics which not only bridge mind and body but also East and West.
Globalisation's "Game of Thrones"
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By Andrew Gavin Marshall. The world's super-rich families compete and cooperate for control not just over nations but over entire regions and the planet as a whole. Globalisation has facilitated the widespread reach of the "family office", the main institution of modern dynasties.
The History and Future of Brown's Gas
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By Drs J. J. Hurtak and Desiree Hurtak. Research into Brown's gas, or oxyhydrogen gas, continues apace around the world, with applications being explored in diverse fields including welding and automotive industries and even in the transmutation of nuclear waste.
The Enigma of the Nazis' Regenwurmlager
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By Paul Stonehill. A vast underground complex built by the Nazis in western Poland was a surprise discovery for invading Red Army troops in late January 1945, but the Russians, who administered the region until 1993, never properly explored the tunnels. What secrets lie within?
Remote Viewing Ancient Aliens on Mars
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By Trish MacGregor and Rob MacGregor. In 1984, US military–intelligence remote viewer Joe McMoneagle tuned into a series of geographic coordinates on Mars and was astonished by what he saw. Here he reflects on his experiences at the time and other psy-spying sessions.
Project Censored's Top 25 News Stories (2012-2013)
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Project Censored's Top 25 News Stories
By Professor Mickey Huff and the Project Censored team. Following an extensive review process, Project Censored presents its list of the top 25 validated independent news stories of 2012–2013 which received no attention or only partial coverage in the corporate media.
GMOs, Glyphosate and Tomorrow
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GMOs, Glyphosate and Tomorrow
An interview with Don Huber, PhD by Chris Walters. A recently discovered infectious agent, as small as a virus, is implicated in causing diseases in crops treated with glyphosate as well as significant health problems in animals fed with these contaminated GM products. A concerned scientist made a stand before it's all too late.
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Jor-El's gift, super-powered couple Clois
With Great Power Comes…. | When "Smallville"'s Lois gets introduced to the AI incarnation of Clark's bio-dad in the episode preceding the May 13 series finale, it's not a moment taken at all lightly. After all, says show runner Kelly Souders, […]
The return of Kara, power-up Lois
SPOILER ALERT! EW has posted a scoop on the upcoming episode "" and the return of Laura Vandervoort as Kara. Dying of sadness over Smallville coming to an end? Well, don't die yet! There's too much great stuff ahead — like […]
Clark's transformation, best wedding present ever
EW has posted a little something from Brian Peterson about the . Smallville! Will we finally get to see Tom Welling in the "suit"? There are rumors that they have filmed substantial scenes of him in the tights for the […]
Davis Bloome, Terence Stamp appearing as Jor-El
Ausiello answers questions about the odds of Sam Witwer coming back as Davis Bloome and Terence Stamp appearing as Jor-El. Question: I know he's technically dead, but any chance Davis Bloome will return to Smallville before the final episode? —Aly Ausiello: […]
Helen Slater confirms appearance with Julian Sands in Smallville
Helen Slater talks to Den of Geek about Supergirl, Smallville and an appearance with Julian Sands in the tenth and final season of Smallville. Here are the highlights. I kind of fear that if the film was done now it'd […]
10.08 Abandoned
TERI HATCHER GUEST STARS AS ELLA LANE; DC COMICS' CHARACTERS GRANNY GOODNESS (CHRISTINE WILLES) AND HARRIET (GUEST STAR LINDSAY HARTLEY) APPEAR — Lois (Erica Durance) finds a video made for her by her mother, Ella Lane (Hatcher), before she died. After watching the tape, Lois makes a drastic decision about her relationship with Clark (Tom Welling) that takes her to the Fortress, where she comes face to face with Jor-El and Lara… Meanwhile , Tess has a nightmare involving herself as a child and a music box. Upon awakening, she finds the music box in Luthor mansion and sets out to find out who planted it there. Clark accompanies her to an orphanage run by Granny Goodness (guest star Christine Willes) who may not have the young girls' best intentions in mind. One of the young women living there, Harriet (guest star Hartley), finds Clark snooping around and decides to take matters into her own very sharp hands.
10.01 Lazarus
JOHN SCHNEIDER REPRISES HIS ROLE AS JONATHAN KENT IN THE FINAL SEASON OF SMALLVILLE – The season premiere picks up where the finale left off. Lois finds Clark's lifeless body and removes the blue kryptonite enabling him to heal himself. Lois sneaks away before Clark fully awakens in order to protect his secret. Chloe is desperate to find Oliver, so she turns to an unlikely source for answers. Jonathan returns to the Kent Farm with a message for Clark, and Tess awakens in a LuthorCorp lab.
9.07 Kandor
JOR-EL APPEARS IN SMALLVILLE — Jor-El (guest star Julian Sands) mysteriously arrives at the Kent farm searching for his son, Kal-El, but meets Chloe (Allison Mack) instead. Convinced the Blur is Jor-El, Zod (Callum Blue) enlists Tess's (Cassidy Freeman) help in finding him to force him to reveal the secret to his powers. Clark (Tom Welling) realizes Jor-El is alive and on Earth and races to find him before Zod does.
9.04 Echo
THE TOYMAN RETURNS AND TAKES OLIVER HOSTAGE — Tess (Cassidy Freeman) forces Oliver (Justin Hartley) to come to a Queen Industries gala to put the Board at ease, but things go awry when the Toyman (guest star Chris Gauthier) shows up with a bomb and a plan to take revenge on Oliver. The Toyman tells Oliver he must confess to murdering Lex or he will blow the place up. Meanwhile, as part of his training, Jor-El gives Clark (Tom Welling) the ability to hear other people's thoughts.
Julian Sands is young Jor-El
Smallville has cast Julian Sands (24, Warlock, a million other things) to play a young Jor-El. He'll make his debut in the November episode "Kandor" when it's revealed that he arrived with Zod and the other Kandorians.
8.09 Abyss
BRAINIAC ERASES CHLOE'S MEMORY — Brainiac begins removing Chloe's (Allison Mack) memories one by one until the only person she remembers is Davis (Sam Witwer). Clark (Tom Welling) realizes the only way to stop Brainiac from taking over Chloe's mind is to rebuild the Fortress and ask Jor-El to heal her.
7.18 Apocalypse
CLARK SEES WHAT LIFE WOULD BE LIKE IF HE HAD NEVER ARRIVED ON EARTH; TOM WELLING DIRECTS – Clark discovers that Kara sent messages from Krypton in the past that indicate that Brainiac wants to kill Baby Kal-El so Clark will not exist in the future. Clark is torn because he thinks the world would be better off if he had never arrived in Smallville. Jor-El arranges for him to see what life would have been like if Clark hadn't existed – Lex is President of the United States, Kara is raised by the Luthors, Jonathan is alive, Lana is happily married and Chloe and Lois are ace reporters.
7.10 Persona
BIZARRO TAKES OVER CLARK'S LIFE AND TRACKS DOWN BRAINIAC – While Clark is frozen in the Fortress, Bizarro takes over his life with Lana. Unaware she is with Bizarro, Lana enjoys the "new Clark" and shares information she's gathered on a serial killer who is draining his victims of all trace minerals. The two conclude it must be Brainiac and Bizarro sets off to find him. Lex is stunned at Lionel's reaction after Grant reveals he is a clone of Julian.


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I wondering why all your cars have the same funny tire sidewall, it just screw up overall looking of the car, not just this and others too.
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(This is the second of four columns focused on family business governance structures.)
The family constitution is a written document that lists the mission, vision, and purpose of the firm. It also spells out the family commitment to business continuity.
For example, does the family intend to pass the business on to future generations or sell off at a profit? The family constitution lists responsibilities of ownership, conflict resolution procedures, as well as company policies and procedures on such important issues as family member employment, hiring, retirement, and terminations.
The constitution includes items that can often be disruptive or loaded with the potential for conflict such as the role of spouses in the business and what should happen with shares in the case of a divorce. In addition, the document is where policies and procedures are created for when a family member develops a drug or alcohol problem or becomes disabled.
The critical function of the constitution is to foster family discussion and agreement, and to create guidelines on key issues before being forced to make a difficult decision on a momentâs notice when emotions are likely running high. Interestingly, the vast majority of family businesses do not have this important document.
In addition to the previously mentioned items, the family should discuss the following for possible inclusion in a family constitution (not an inclusive list):
1. Why is the family in business together? Should the business stay in the family?
2. What is the process for succession (choosing the next leader)?
3. A share liquidity policy, including buybacks from family members and dividends.
4. A family compensation/remuneration policy.
5. A procedure for making decisions (e.g., consensus, or vote), who will make the decisions?
6. Corporate officer roles and responsibilities.
7. A family member entry policy. Is a university education required? Should entering family members be required to work elsewhere and find success on their own first?
8. A family member exit policy.
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Re-housing is one of the least glamorous but most important responsibilities of the Smithsonian Libraries Conservation Department. Re-housing encompasses placing library materials into protective enclosures ranging from ready-made acid free envelopes to intricate custom made boxes. It is a way to treat a large number of materials fairly quickly providing them with a stable environment. For this set of Eugène Séguy prints form the Joseph F. Cullman III Library of Natural History more »
The Book Conservation Lab periodically receives artist's books from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Library with special housing needs.


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With little change since the 60's and 70's, the yards remain the same with the exception of the San Diego Trolley Yard where a portion of the SD&AE yard was. Tracks on the right lead to the present day BNSF Yard and intermodal operations.
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Not Your Serious Chicken Curry
An easy curry, creamy and slightly sweet. My children loved this when they were young, my dad took the recipe back to Scotland and it became his staple...
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Chicken Curry
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Curry Chicken With Peaches
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Chicken Curry in a Hurry
Watch out or you might get pulled over for a speeding ticket in the kitchen! Ready in 20 minutes.
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The second edition of Tuesday Night Trivia at The Mad Hatter (at 26th Street and 3rd Avenue) tomorrow night will feature "Oscar Trivia," seven questions about the upcoming Academy Awards and its history. (Those of you who have known me for years know that every year we do "Oscar Trivia" before the awards are handed out, and I put up a picture of Oscar Madison on the blog. I promise you, one of these days I'll do an "Odd Couple" round!)
The Q Train lightning round will be "Over or Under 50 Trivia." I will give you the names of ten current celebrities, and you have to tell me if they are over or under the age of 50.
The Sneak Peek question for this week is:
"The Canadian city Edmonton is located in what province?"
We get rolling at 8 PM. Michael, the owner of The Mad Hatter, asked to pass along a request to all of you. If you are coming with a group and will need a table, please do call the bar on Tuesday ahead of time and request it, with your name and the number of folks in your party. The bar wants to get an idea of how many tables will be taken by the Trivia regulars. I appreciate that very much, and The Mad Hatter's phone number is: 212-696-2122. The good folks at the bar were impressed with the great turnout for the opener last week, and I again thank you for making it really special last Tuesday. Let's keep the momentum going tomorrow night. I hope to see many of you then!
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A trawl back through the family photo album will show that the British man has never been quite at home on the beach: black-and-white snaps show mid-century man enjoying an ice cream in his two-piece suit. By the Seventies, he's in the smallest of budgie-smuggling Speedos; and come the Nineties these have been replaced by the baggiest of board shorts.
While the 21st-century man doesn't have the same beach-ready pressure resting on his shoulders that his female counterparts have, that's not to say a holiday should be seen as an opportunity to slack off.
Providing the right guidance to its often apprehensive male customers has been one of the pillars on which menswear-focused etailer mrporter.com has built its considerable reputation since its launch in 2011. As such, Toby Bateman, buying director of the site, has commissioned exclusive pieces from some of the site's favourite designers in order to provide the holiday solutions its customers don't even know they want yet. Bateman knows how important it is to offer exclusive pieces in an increasingly competitive market: "We strive to give our customers something that they cannot get anywhere else," he states. "We're delighted to be working closely with Hentsch Man, AMI and Wooyoungmi this season."
The chosen designers have each interpreted a different holiday scenario, in keeping with their own background and aesthetic. But the beauty of these pieces is that they will fit into your summer wardrobe with ease once you're back home, too. If only the same could be said about the obligatory souvenir T-shirt...
After working at at Marc Jacobs, at Givenchy with Oswald Boateng and at Dior Homme's 30 Avenue Montaigne line, Alexandre Mattiussi wanted to create something different when he decided to go it alone. And so, when he launched his label Ami for autumn/winter 2011, Mattiussi did so with simplicity in his sights. However, it's a discernably Parisian notion of simple – casual but still faultlessly chic and appealing to male shoppers en masse. It's proved a successful strategy, with Mattiussi winning France's prestigious ANDAM prize (National Association for the Development of the Fashion Arts) in 2013.
Inspired by reality from the beginning, there is an obvious affinity between Ami and mrporter.com, as evidenced by the fact that the brand is the only one that was invited back to create a second exclusive collection for the site, following a similar project last summer.
For the 2014 instalment, Mattiussi wanted to tell the age-old story of an American in Paris, albeit one without the shape-shifting tendencies of the film of the same name. Hence the collection's fusion of varsity and collegiate styles with a Frenchy flourish of a recoloured Breton stripe.
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Hentsch Man
Based in London, Brazilian-born designer Alexia Hentsch is a favourite among menswear shoppers-in-the-know for her simple and elegant designs. The designer founded her eponymous brand in 2008 after a fruitless quest for the perfect white shirt for her then-boyfriend. With a background in graphic design and a stint working for Wallpaper* founder Tyler Brûlé and freelancing as a set designer, Hentsch had the necessary design skills to make her idea a reality, with a childhood friend supplying the necessary capital.
Her capsule collection of Americana-inspired pieces is based around an archival print from the Forties, which features an illustration of an exploding house, with a Hawaiian element incorporated thanks to superimposed bright pink blooms. "All you need is one great print to tell a story," says Hentsch. As the appreciation of jazzy prints can ebb and flow, though, more traditional dressers may prefer the fuss-free sweatshirts and tailored shorts that complete the collection. A lightweight navy bomber jacket brings the best of both worlds with an exclusive print lining.
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Since its launch in 2002, Wooyoungmi has become a firm fixture on the men's schedule of Paris fashion week. Such success is no surprise when you learn that designer Woo Young Mi launched her first brand in 1988 – the particularly successful Solid Homme – which led her to be known as one of the first menswear ready-to-wear designers in Korea. Wooyoungmi was created to produce contemporary wear that incorporated the subtle intricacies of tailoring, with art and architecture consistently forming the basis of collections.
For the collaboration with mrporter.com, Wooyoungmi builds on the desert theme of its spring/summer 14 collection with block stripes of blue, khaki and terracotta, with collages of digital cactus prints adding another dimension to the mix.
Another inspiration for the collection was South Korean installation artist Kyung Woo Han, who created the brand's seasonal advertising campaign. "Inviting a different artist to re-imagine and interpret the Wooyoungmi collection each season has produced such inspiring work," says Madame Woo. "Kyung Woo Han's pieces capture the Wooyoungmi clean and minimal aesthetic and the sense of nature and the elements in our spring/summer collection perfectly." µ
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Can You Tapas This?
May 18, 2010 | Food | Read MoreIf you don't think of tapas when you think of Spain, perhaps you've had a little too much sangria (or maybe not enough)! While the majority of Spain enjoys tapas as part of their daily lives, no one treats them like an art form like they do here in Andalusia. Every province does it differently,...
All Along the Alameda
May 3, 2010 | Food, Nightlife, Things to Do, Travel Tips | Read MoreWafts of citrusy orange blossoms, coolish breezes dancing on your skin and bright sunshine lighting the path to fun… spring has sprung and where better to enjoy it than surrounded by the Spanish charm of Seville? The streets are alive and the best seat in the house is on La Alameda de Hercules.
The Feria-est of Them All
April 6, 2010 | Events, Things to Do, What's New | Read MoreWell, Semana Santa is over, but the memories of a truly one-of-a-kind experience will remain forever. Never have I experienced something of such tradition with people as passionate as the Spanish. Standing on a dark street at 4am with no light but glimmering candles illuminating the path for hundreds...
When the Saints go Marching in… to Seville
March 30, 2010 | Events, Things to Do, What's New | Read MoreAndalusia, the southern region of Spain, is both well-known and notorious for many things: flamenco, bull-fighting, sherry and traditional festivals. None of these festivals is more widely celebrated than Semana Santa, or Holy Week. For each of the seven days from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, cities...


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Regenia Brabham gave props (24 Feb 2012):
I love your angle. Beautiful. I hope you had a wonderful birthday today.
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love this big ole moon and angle! Just noticed Regenias comment. Belated wishes on your birthday. Hope it was a great day!
Deborah Downes gave props (1 Mar 2012):
They do indeed. Though your POV makes my head spin, love this image. A belated Happy Birthday. Hope you had a great one.
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lovely !!
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So soft and beautiful!
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Enjoy your unusual viewpoints & poetic titles.. this one especially, & all the birds in flight..
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I've laid back and done just this view before!! Just looked up, but never photographed it! Neat!
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In the black and white photo, the wrinkles spread outward from the corners of a man's eyes like beams of light refracted.
As the consequences of years of smiling would suggest, the wrinkled man, George's father, is remembered for being well-liked – a beautiful person from whom George inherited a love of music he passed on to his own kids. But there is one thing George's dad left behind that he swore never to pass on: the painful process of arranging his funeral.
George's story is just one in a series of videos released this month as part of a new campaign for the Greater Toronto-area network of cemeteries and funeral homes, Mount Pleasant Group. But the campaign also signals a shift in advertising strategy that Mount Pleasant's vice-president of marketing, Rick Cowan, believes will spread to the rest of the funeral industry in coming years as traditional mail advertising wanes, and the demands of an aging boomer generation increase competition. He says that the slow-to-change industry will need to invest much more in digital marketing to make an impact with a consumer population hesitant to think about death.
"We need to change this up," Mr. Cowan said.
The three short films, which profile people thinking about how they want to be remembered, are now playing as part of the pre-show in Cineplex movie theatres. The company has also bought online advertising space, and print ads are running in local community newspapers. It is all pushing people to a dedicated website called The Art of Saying Goodbye.
The prominence of running trailer-type ads in cinemas and rolling out a digital-heavy advertising campaign is relatively new for the industry. Mount Pleasant Group, like many other cemetery and funeral home owners, has in the past focused mostly on print ads and direct mail pieces. Those methods worked, but in recent years the company noticed response rates beginning to wane. It's a widespread problem.
"Direct mail is not what it used to be, and even telephone marketing with the do-not-call lists and everything, a lot of our members have just stopped telemarketing," said Robert Fells, executive director of the International Cemetery Cremation & Funeral Association. "The purpose is not to offend people or make them angry."
Beyond the declining effectiveness of older methods of advertising, the marketing challenge for this industry is obvious: People don't like to think about death, least of all their own.
"People don't wake up on a Saturday morning and say, 'Gee, it's a nice day. I'm going to go get me a deal on a cemetery plot,'" Mr. Fells said.
A digital campaign, however, is tailor-made for the soft sell. People can think about the issue at their own pace, explore different options, and do not have to speak with a sales representative right away.
For that reason, a growing number of cemeteries and funeral homes have built websites with images of the grounds, pricing information, and other key information. But the "death-care" industry is relatively slow to embrace new methods. Many websites tend to be fairly basic, and the industry has not moved heavily into digital the way most other advertisers have.
Mount Pleasant Group wants to change that.
"It is going to become core to where organizations have to be in our industry," Mr. Cowan said. "This is going to be a revolutionary shift."
The new website is purposefully unbranded, for the most part. Visitors can watch the films, then are given some quiz questions about what sort of music they'd want at their funeral, for instance. The answers are not important, Mr. Cowan said – the site is designed simply to make people think. The company's brand does not appear until the very last screen of the website, with contact information to be used "when you're ready to take the first step."
The opportunity for the conversation is clearly there: More than eight out of 10 Canadians believe that pre-planning one's own funeral "is the right thing to do in order to spare loved ones the financial and emotional burden while trying to grieve," according to a study released in August by online research firm Research Now and commissioned by Everest Funeral Package LLC. Despite that widespread belief, however, the study also found that only 9 per cent of Canadians have taken the uncomfortable step of planning their own memorials.
That huge gap between belief and action is what Mount Pleasant Group is targeting here, speaking especially to baby boomers aged 55 to 65. The boomer demographic coming into their senior years are transforming the industry, not only by making it more competitive, but also because they are eschewing cookie-cutter funerals for services that more closely reflect their personalities.
The videos released in this campaign are beautifully shot, made to look more like short films than ads, said Dave Carey, a partner at Toronto-based ad agency Union. The agency worked with a casting company called Jigsaw that specializes in finding real people for projects. They narrowed it down to a small cast of characters for the videos, including George, as well as a couple named Karlene and Michael who are dealing with his cancer diagnosis. Their touching story focuses not on Michael's illness but on their mutual love of adventure and their support of each other over a 32-year relationship.
"It's about shifting the culture of death into a celebration of life," Mr. Carey said.
But mortality just ain't what it used to be. According to Mr. Fells, in the 19th century it would not be considered strange for a family to spread out a blanket for a picnic lunch at the cemetery when the weather was fair. It was a way of communing with the deceased, he said – an unfortunate normalcy borne from the fact that people died younger. These days, people often reach adulthood having dealt with the death of a loved one only very rarely. That is a good thing, but it has made death a more discomfiting topic.
Bob Hope made light of this near the end of his life: When his wife asked where he'd like to be buried, he famously replied, "Surprise me."
But as good a quip as it was, those marketing the death-care industry are hoping a new generation will take a different approach. George is just one model put forth by the new campaign. In the video, he says he and his wife have planned almost everything.
"Everything except what sandwiches are going to be served."
The campaign website includes quiz questions designed to get Canadians thinking about their own funerals. Some of the poll results so far:
Had you ever thought about your own funeral?
Yes – 55%
No – 45%
Thinking about it now, what would the atmosphere be like?
Intimate – 35%
Celebratory – 30%
Lively – 28%
Formal – 7%
Which parts would be most important?
Storytelling – 43%
Food – 22%
The ceremony – 18%
Pictures/video – 16%
What kind of music would you like played?
Something that rocks – 25%
Something spiritual – 21%
Something popular – 17%
Something traditional – 10%
Other – 27%
What would you be wearing?
What I usually wear – 45%
My Sunday best – 22%
Something new – 18%
Whatever's in season – 15%
Where would you like your final resting place to be?
Something secluded/peaceful – 40%
Near family – 32%
Close to my neighbourhood – 16%
Wherever I'll get the most visitors – 13%
Source: artofsayinggoodbye.com, based on visitors' responses
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Motorola DROID RAZR HD, RAZR M appear in blue, coming to Verizon
0. phoneArena 08 May 2013, 06:51 posted on
Black and white – these are the only two color options available for Verizon's Motorola DROID RAZR HD and DROID RAZR M. But according to rumors provided courtesy of a trustworthy source, new variants of both smartphones may be in tow. No, we aren't talking about hardware upgrades or anything like that. Instead, Verizon may soon unveil blue models of the Motorola DROID RAZR M and DROID RAZR HD...
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2. roldefol (Posts: 4362; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Might consider a blue MAXX HD at the current price, but the specs are rapidly becoming outdated. Bring on the new Droid Razr X (that has a nice ring to it) in a variety of colors.
4. KParks23 (Posts: 668; Member since: 13 Oct 2010)
Stop releasing 1 year old phones in different color and get some new high end Fn phones! VZW U POS!
8. TheMan (Posts: 493; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Well, more like seven months, but I agree. New colors are an affer-thought and should have come out 2-3 months ago.
9. roldefol (Posts: 4362; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
Unfortunately 7 months is a generation with today's phones. You can squeeze maybe 10 months out (see S3 to S4) if you release with the highest specs for the time of release. The Razr HDs have mid-2012 specs, so they're due for replacement now.
11. torr310 (Posts: 981; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
All the different colors should be released at the same time!
12. NLiveris (Posts: 12; Member since: 13 Feb 2012)
The MAXX HD series is only a few months old and its specs are quite impressive. You'd be foolish to overlook the MAXX's battery has the most impressive spec and run time of any smartphone available. Its battery will run circles around any iphone and galaxy s 4. I see nothing wrong with giving consumers additional colors to choose.
5. johnriii (Posts: 240; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
hmm, interesting ploy here, considering 1)these phones are rapidily becoming irrelevant and 2) the motorola X is about to be announced in the next month or two, and 3) how many people DON'T put a case on thier phones? IMO, it's quite silly not to, but that's just me.
6. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5712; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
actually the M also comes in Platinum and Pink so this would be it's 5th color option and the 3rd for the HD. the MAXX HD only comes in black though. i might've gotten a white MAXX HD if they had offered it. o:
7. roldefol (Posts: 4362; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
No way! The Maxx HD is way too manly to be anything but black.
Or blue. :)
16. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5712; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
yeah, that's kind of how i justified it when i found out. xD
way i saw it the Razr M was the simple, petite phone that appealed to normal people on a budget and women.
the Razr HD was the higher end, middle ground model that appealed to more style conscious people and to teenagers that want the high end specs but didn't want to pay top dollar for it with it's slimmer profile and different color options. (think SIII 16GB)
the Razr MAXX HD was the mack daddy Razr that appealed to the more professional, tech conscious crowd that wanted to get the most bang out of their buck with that battery life and extra storage. (think SIII 32GB minus the MAXX battery)
i thought that if the MAXX HD had the color options of the HD then it would kind of take away from the regular HD.
hopefully the X Phone will have just one version and that version will be available to all carriers in those rumored 20 colors. then we'll be able to have our cake and eat it too. ;)
13. roldefol (Posts: 4362; Member since: 28 Jan 2011)
They recently cut the on-contract price of the Razr line across the board. Now the M is free, the HD is $50 and the Maxx is $150. That's quite competitive.
10. torr310 (Posts: 981; Member since: 27 Oct 2011)
Only if their prices can be lower, since there are other devices more attractive now
14. buccob (Posts: 2607; Member since: 19 Jun 2012)
Really Motorola?!
Blue is the only new thing you can come up with?
I am actually glad to left you after the Atrix...
Happy Samsung owner til I got robbed, and happy Sony user today...
15. corporateJP (Posts: 2444; Member since: 28 Nov 2009)
Too bad they'll be in short supply just like anything else Moto right now.
Always "component shortages" with these guys.
When I used to sell phones, the RAZR line always had data-connectivity issues and half of them wouldn't read a SIM card.
Moto is waaay over rated, their radios are the only thing they got going for them. If I lived in the backwoods and only needed talk, I'd be all over it. But as a power-data user who lives in the city, no Moto.


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FEW years after Christian had crossed the river, having gotten a warrant from the Lord of pilgrims, to go to the City of Destruction, and fetch thence divers of his rebellious servants, I went thither and tarried therein, dwelling in a tent by the wayside; the reason whereof being that it is forbidden the king's messengers in any wise to become citizens of so evil a city, but they are commanded to abide as strangers and sojourners, being aliens in the town, and not burgesses of it. Now it came into my mind that I would search out and enquire for those ancient inhabitants of this city, who lived in the days of Christian and his wife Christiana, the fame of whose pilgrimage hath gone abroad unto the ends of the earth, if perchance any of them should be yet alive. It was my hap to light upon one Mistress Talkative, the wife of him who joined company with Christian and Faithful, just before they came to Vanity Fair. She is somewhat aged, and withered in her limbs, but in her mouth and cheeks she looketh like a young maiden, and certainly she hath lost none of her power of speech, but is withal so glib with her talk, that the selfsame which Christian said of her husband is true of her, she will beguile with her tongue twenty of them that know her not. She dwelleth still in the old house in Prating Row, and like her husband, she is something more comely at a distance than at hand. From this woman I learned the history, pedigree, age, marriage, character, health, wealth, temper, repute, and dealings of so many of her neighbors as I asked after, and many more besides; and moreover she desired to tell me of their children, their lovers, their eating, drinking, clothing, and such like; and if I could have borne to hear her, I dare affirm, she would fain have told me their very hearts, and inward and secret thoughts, for these escaped not the reach of her tongue. She seemeth to be as the bird, which uttereth that which is spoken in the bed-chamber, but withal she is an arrant liar and twister of the truth, whensoever she hath an ill-will to any of her neighbors. From her I took words as men take apples which they pare before they eat; or as eggs, the one half of which are rotten, and therefore need testing before they be eaten; and indeed, when I had winnowed her talk, and blown away nine parts out of ten as worthless chaff, there was great plenty left, even good measure, pressed down, and running over, which if I had been so inclined, would have even smothered me in its heaps. She is a woman of some use to such a stranger to the town as I am, for she knoweth every house, and keepeth a register of every one that lodgeth in it; so that one needeth not to knock at a peradventure at any door to seek one whom he desireth to know of, but hath only to ask of her; and let the place be in the darkest lane, or winding alley, straightway she saith, "Yea, I know it right well;" and she beginneth some history concerning the dwellers in it. At my first sight of her she was sitting at the door of her house, taking the air in the cool of the evening with two or three gossips, whose names none need enquire after, seeing that the less that is known of them the better for the peace of one's mind. Seeing me to be a newcomer to the town, she saluted me of her own accord, hoping to gather some new thing at my mouth; but withal in a few moments she had forgotten to seek news of me, being so pleased with the sound of her own tongue and taken up with the desire of telling me concerning her acquaintance and kinsfolk. She told me that she remembered Christiana well, and that she was a decent woman, who would take a dish of tea and be merry with her neighbors, till she took up with the melancholy, peevish tempers of her husband, and must needs follow him in his mad pilgrimage. "One would have thought," said she, "that one fool was enough in a family; but, no doubt it runneth in the blood, for that woman was quite crazed after her husband's death. They tell me there is a book written concerning her, but they that lived near her, and ought to know, could tell a many things of her that for my part I should not care to utter, for I hate all backbiting and tale-bearing. This much, however, I do know, she was as unmannerly and haughty towards me as her husband was to my dear spouse who hath lately departed, who was as fair-speaking and good-natured a gentleman as ever talked; and, moreover, a very religious man, and one who could argue and dispute like the best of pilgrims. I was with her neighbors when they called in to see Christiana in her fits, and a more notable company of women cannot be found within the walls of this city, but the willful woman would have none of them, and went her ways like one bewildered, befooled with her own obstinacy." When Mistress Talkative waited a second to take breath, I made speed to ask her whether she knew one Mrs. Bat's-eyes, who was of those who would have kept Christiana from seeking the Celestial City. "Ay, ay," said she," I know her well enough; she is as good a woman as will be met with in a day's march, and she is a great lady too, only Bat's-eyes is not now her name, for she is married into a rich family of great title and repute. Her first husband was so weak in the eyes as not to be able to see anything in the sunlight, and once upon a time, walking abroad at noon with the blind priest of his own parish, that is to say the parish of St. Elymas the Great, they both fell into a ditch, and the poor man perished in the mire. A very fine funeral sermon there was preached for him from the text, 'I will give thee the treasures of darkness.' Now it was so, that her husband being dead, the widow had many suitors, and among the rest one Sir Herod Hatelight, who was of the honorable jury that condemned that scandalous fellow, Faithful. He being a personable man, and having large estates in Blindmanshire, commended himself much to the widow, and the more so because they both agreed to love darkness rather than light, and delighted much with thick curtains and dark shutters to keep out every beam of sunshine from their chambers. She liveth at this day in the finest square of this city, and her husband is an alderman, and was not long ago mayor of the town; a rare hater of your canting pilgrims, I warrant you, though the times are so altered that he cannot dispatch them out of the way as he once did, and the more's the pity." How much more I might have heard I know not, but this sufficed me; and as I would fain learn more of Mrs. Bat's-eyes, that is now Lady Hatelight, I first would see her husband; and therefore, in due time, I turned my feet towards the court wherein he sat as an alderman and as justice of the peace. His honorfor so they called him, for the men of the City of Destruction are very lavish in giving and taking honor one of anotherhad haled before him a prisoner whom I at once perceived to be in very truth a son of the famous Evangelist who, in the days of Christian, was employed by my Master in the suburbs of this city. This man, being very valiant for the truth, had dared to preach and teach such as might gather around him in the streets, having chosen out-of-the-way corners, where he did by no means hinder the lawful traffic, or molest those who passed by the way. Nevertheless, certain of the men of the city being angered that he taught the people had laid to his charge that he did obstruct the king's highway, and bawl and shout at so lusty a rate as to disturb the quiet of the city, and create a stir and hubbub whereby the authority of the great prince Beelzebub was much endangered. Now, because there sat upon the bench with him one Mr. Smooth-man, who thought it ill to be severe upon such fools and bedlams as he lightly judged the young man Evangelist to be, and as, moreover, the old cage for pilgrims was in a ruinous state, this Hatelight determined within himself to dismiss the prisoner at the bar with a warning and an admonition. Thus spake he, in high wrath and dudgeon, "Sirrah, thou art again brought before us, upon the charge of gathering together a company of lewd fellows of the baser sort, who stand in the ways and places of concourse, hindering those that pass by the ways, and troubling the respectable inhabitants of this ancient and loyal city. Thinkest thou that we will suffer thee to cry aloud in our streets, railing at and reviling the great lords Beelzebub and Apollyon and Legion, with their companions, who are the patrons of our fairs and markets, and by whom we get our wealth? Thy voice is as the roaring of the bulls of Bashan, and thy speech is utterly contemptible. Thou shalt be silenced, and the town shall be in quiet, or it shall cost thee dear. I remember well when such as thou art would have been laid in the stocks, or their tongues cut out. I would that even now I could stop thy fanatical rant by the gallows. The gospel! A pretty gospel! Thou preachest hell and damnation! Who among us ever sought thee or paid thee for thy gospel? We hate it: our old parish religion is good enough for us, and I tell thee plainly we will have none of thy hypocritical cant dinned into our ears. Go about thy business, and keep thyself quiet or I'll teach thee and the fanatics that howl at thy heels, that the law knoweth how to shut your naughty mouths." My Master's young champion was fain to speak and ask a question, and after some ado they gave him audience. He said that he did in no way whatever let or stay the lawful trade of the city, that he had chosen a place wherein there was large room and but few who passed thereby, and therefore he was not guilty as his accusers had falsely witnessed. Moreover, whereas it was alleged that the sound of his voice was so great and terrible as to molest the quiet of the householders, he affirmed that this also was a charge whereof no man could maintain just cause. For he made bold to tell the court that certain musicians who aforetime had created no small noise in Vanity Fair, had been hired to make great sound with drums, bugles, fifes, and horns in a public place of the city, and that, too, on the day which by the laws of a greater prince than Beelzebub was ordained to be a day of rest and worship And whereas these players on instruments, notwithstanding their outrageous din, were by no means seized by the officers and charged with being breakers of the peace, it seemed to be but sorry justice, and even a perverting of fair dealing, that he who used no trumpet, save only his tongue, should be said to disturb the peace of the city. To which Hatelight answered, in a towering rage, "We care nothing concerning thy Sabbath and thy gospel cant. These players on instruments of music are worthy and notable men, and by no means shall they be hindered or evil entreated. They are in the pay of honorable gentlemen, friends of mine own, who do well to spite both thee and thy Lord's day. They ravish the ears of the inhabitants of this city, even as did the multitude of their brethren, who served the great king Nebuchadnezzar, with their flutes, harps, sackbuts, psalteries, and all kinds of music. Knowest thou not that this ancient borough is, always hath been, and always shall be, loyal to Apollyon; and therefore both thou thyself, and thy melancholy doctrines and bedlamite discoursings are an offense to them, a very stink in their nostrils, and a grating in their ears. Sirrah, I take thee to be an arrant knave, and doubtless thou makest a fine market of thy preachments and prayings: I warrant thee thou art well paid, or as the proverb hath it, 'No penny no paternoster.' I'll stop thy music for thee, therefore beware how thou dost defy the law a second time. I hate this gospel and thee also; stand down, and hold thine impudent tongue, or I will make thee rue the day." How truly is it written by the wise man of old, "Evil men and transgressors will wax worse and worse!" When men cannot act as they desire, because somewhat is abroad which hindereth them, yet their stomachs are as high as ever against the gospel, and their heart burneth like a flaming oven against the Lord and against his Anointed. Verily the time cometh in which those who labor to quench the light of Israel shall have their own candle put out for ever.
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The one percent turns class war into generational war
from Dean Baker
Major news outlets like the Washington Post and National Public Radio constantly bombard us with news pieces on the budget deficit. Invariably these stories focus on the cost of "entitlements," which most of us know as Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. The story pounded home in these pieces – often explicitly – is that these programs, that primarily benefit the elderly, are creating the basis for a generational war between the young and the old.
The media focus both contributes to and follows the Washington policy debate. At the moment, we have the congressional "supercommittee" scheming to produce a deficit-reduction plan that will almost certainly involve large cuts to all three programs. There is a commonly repeated view in Washington policy circles, based on no evidence whatsoever, that there will be a disaster if the supercommittee comes up empty handed. This means that members of the committee are feeling great pressure from the 1 percent to produce a package with big cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
It is truly impressive how the Washington elite have managed to make these modest protections for the country's working population (the 99 percent) into the greatest problem facing the country. The obsession with cutting these programs is occurring at a time when we have more than 25 million people unemployed, underemployed or who have given up looking for work altogether. One might think that Congress would convene a supercommittee to get people back to work rather than figuring out a way to undermine programs that people need, but it's the 1 percent that pay for elections, not the 25 million workers suffering from their greed and incompetence.
Since almost no one can be immune to the hysteria that the media have created around the cost of these programs, it is worth putting it in some context. Starting with Social Security, the latest projections from the Congressional Budget Office show that the program can pay all benefits through the year 2038 with no changes whatsoever.
Even if we never did anything, the program would be able to pay more than 80 percent of scheduled benefits well into the next century. Since the value of benefits is projected to rise through time, 80 percent of the projected benefit in 2040 is considerably higher than the average benefit received by retirees today. Therefore the often-repeated comment that there will be nothing there for our children or grandchildren is a telltale sign of ignorance or dishonesty.
The cost of making the program fully solvent for its 75-year planning horizon is projected at 0.58 percent of GDP. By comparison, the increase in annual spending on the military as a result of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is 1.7 percent of GDP, almost three times as much. The upward redistribution from the rest of us to the 1 percent over the last three decades was 6 percent of GDP or more than 10 times as much as this shortfall. But it is only shortfall in Social Security that the media want us to see as a crisis.
The health care programs, Medicare and Medicaid, pose more of a problem, but this is because the U.S. health care system is dysfunctional. We pay more than twice as much per person as do people in other wealthy countries with little, if anything, to show in the form of better outcomes. (We rank near the bottom of wealthy countries in life expectancy.)
If we had the same per person health care costs as people in Germany, Canada or any other wealthy country, we would be looking at long term budget surpluses, not deficits. But controlling costs involves reducing the income and profits of the 1 percent. It means reducing payments to insurers, drug companies, medical equipment manufacturers and highly paid medical specialists.
Rather than control costs, the folks in Washington would rather make people pay even more for health care. This is why we see proposals like raising the age for Medicare eligibility to 67 or turning the program into a voucher system. Both plans are likely to protect the income of health care industry, while making it even more difficult for current or retired workers to cover their health care costs.
The public should realize that "generational warfare" is an agenda that was deliberately designed by the 1 percent to distract the rest of us from the class war that they have been successfully waging over the last three decades. Rather than have a public debate on the policies that have redistributed so much income upward, the 1 percent want to pit children against their parents and grandparents, forcing them to fight over crumbs.
In this context, the only victory that the supercommittee can hand to the 99 percent is a blank sheet of paper. People will have enough things to worry about this Thanksgiving without adding a congressional plan to slash their Social Security and Medicare.
November 7, 2011 at 10:20 pm
@ Dean Baker: I am a bit surprised that you are arguing the nuts and bolts of this issue from a policy rationale rather than from its core foundation. Having followed your work with great interest I would have expected you to use this material to back up the real story, rather than to lead it. If you had started with an opener (instead of concluding) like this:
"The public should realize that "generational warfare" is an agenda that was deliberately designed by the 1 percent to distract the rest of us from the class war that they have been successfully waging over the last three decades. Rather than have a public debate on the policies that have redistributed so much income upward, the 1 percent want to pit children against their parents and grandparents, forcing them to fight over crumbs."
We may have been able to actually use this format to demonstrate that the republican agenda (apparently with Obama as their Frontman) is, in fact, putting an operational action into place that is successfully achieving policy sabotage and political sleight of hand. We may have been able to point out that what the variety of ultra-right think tanks tried to exploit for decades unsuccessfully, was now being incrementally but progressively implemented under crisis fear, anxiety and legitimation tactics that appear to be justified.
We may have been able to expose the fact that their claims have no basis in reality (the data you presented for example). We may have been able to point out that the Peter G. Peter Foundation has been pushing this distorted and perverse rape of the geriatric population through stealing so-called "entitlements" from their social security. We may have been able to demonstrate that this is the mode of operation of the biggest scavenger corporation in the world which Peterson established to take advantage of inside knowledge of Washington contacts he developed in Public Office. In fact even the language of "austerity" and entitlements" are fallacious fictions constructed to mislead rational perspectives with "loaded" language and deceptive terminology.But since you decided to actually print the political stupidity of their logic by giving factual data, we have missed the opportunity to venture into the actual truth behind the micro-macro political antics of deceit.
Oh well…better luck next time!
November 8, 2011 at 9:35 am
There is the inrtergenerational war, the left right war, the educated versus the uneducated war, the muslim versus the christian war, the dictator versus democracy war, the big government versus the small government war, the deficit hawks versus the stimulus spending war,…
in fact any tiddly little war will do to distract everyone from the real war that needs to be fought
Thats the class war.
The rich are doing just too well and the middle and poor are being forced down too far.
The real war is entirely over this obscene inequality now and the solutions are simple but while ever we have governments and political appointees (thats all they are) prostrating themselves before big businesses and the wealthy from whom they hope to earn a living, or a political appointment or a post retirement position…nothing will change. Our politicians sing the same song as the wealthy. Our mainstream newspapers sing the same song. The mainstream economics curriculum sings the same song.
Who do we vote for? It doesnt really matter. We cannot get the change we need. System in disarray.
November 7, 2011 at 11:16 pm
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Bob McCann: Navy vet + cancer survivor + once tackled an angry 18 year old kid in a doctor's office before the kid attacked a doctor - won't eat cheese x prank calls 1-800 numbers = father of the century.
When I saw a terrifying mark on my arm a few weeks ago, I was sure it was going to be skin cancer. Guys. I lived on the Equator for a year. OF COURSE it was going to be skin cancer. Even though I was really careful in Palau. I wore sunscreen. Plus I didn't go out into the sun that much because I was usually inside crying.
I started sending pictures of it to my friend and former co-worker, Shea.
She responded, "GET THAT CHECKED OUT!"
I replied, "WHY DO YOU THINK I'M SENDING YOU THIS PICTURE!?"
I even asked my NURSE roommate Kurt to look at it. But he just ran away from me and screamed something about "NEVER TALK TO ME AGAIN YOU DISGUSTING FREAK!"
So I went to my doctors. Bob and Cathie.
After having the phone conversation about it with them, which I posted last week, I went to their house. Krishelle was there at the time. I rolled up my sleeve and as the three of them glanced across the room at it, they all immediately yelled in unison, "THAT'S RINGWORM!"
I jumped on top of the tallest space I could find in the room and started screaming something about "GET IT OFF OF ME! GET IT OFF OF ME!! I'VE NEVER EVEN TOUCHED A WRESTLING MAT!"
Krishelle confirmed that ringworm does not actually mean that I have a worm in me. And I was relieved. Because the last thing I need to worry about right now is whether or not Lohan and Axel (the name I gave the ringworm before finding out that it wasn't actually worm) were going to get along.
Because Bob and Cathie's house is basically a pharmacy (except for when it comes to the good stuff) Bob immediately retrieved some cream they "just happened to have in the house" that was especially for combating ringworm.
I started using this cream and it seemed to be helping with the original spot. But then I noticed that it was starting to spread around in that area a bit so yesterday I went to an actual doctor to get an actual diagnosis from someone who didn't give birth to me or force me to watch Stephen King movies. AND I WAS FIVE.
The doctor took one glace and confirmed.
Doctor: Oh gosh. That's ringworm.
Eli: HE HAS A NAME, YOU INSENSITIVE JERK!
Basically I just wrote all of that to let you know that if you see me this week, you should really avoid sticking your hands in my shirt. Especially if you have any open wounds. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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- AnonymousOctober 6, 2013 at 9:21 PM
Dang that sucks. I know it is contagious so if I see you I'm sorry but I might set you on fire. I hope you have learned your lesson and stop picking up stray animals. How about you let Trixy lick it? You know she loves you so she could probably help out.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 6, 2013 at 10:53 PM
Do I really need to explain this? You got your ringworm fun Kurt. The dude works in a building specifically designed to accommodate and care for infected, sickly people. Kurt likely inadvertently "rubbed shoulders" with Axel and brought him home and it was planted on YOUR laundry.
Good day. - AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 6:39 AM
"Basically I just wrote all of that to let you know that if you see me this week, you should really avoid sticking your hands in my shirt." Way to ruin my week. Thanks, Obama!
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 7:15 AM
you just totally gave me permission to stick my hands in your shirt right? How did you know I was stalking you so close.
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 6:52 AM
Ringworm will not keep me from fondling your shoulders. Period.
You've been warned.
L. - AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 7:37 AM
You people obviously don't work in the medical field... time off is free time from poop. And ringworm. Love the comments though!!!! That's a quarter of the reason I read this is to read everyone's comments you guys are all awesome!!!!
ReplyDelete 1. Sometimes I can't tell if your fans are funny or 'funny' causing a need for concern of your safety.
2. I'd be willing to bet you got Axel from that black cat petting party you had last week. As a kid I was never allowed to pet strange cats because of the fear of getting ringworm, that and something about Dad being deathly allergic.- AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 8:18 AM
I thought ringworm meant it WAS a worm... Man, the things you learn on this blog! It should be changed to some sort of educational category.
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- AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 10:33 AM
Me too. Hand the cream over! On second thought...maybe Stranger should just keep it...the cream, ringworm, photos normally reserved for medical journals, etc.
While you never cease to amuse me with your wit, the hashtag comment was the best. YouTube Jimmy Fallon Late Night Hashtags. I think you will appreciate them. :)
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- AnonymousOctober 8, 2013 at 11:26 AM
you mean #snuggielover #worldtraveler #ringwormsurivor #hotty #single #theporch
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 1:21 PM
Poor Kurt!! He has to be exposed to diseases at work all the time and now in his own home!! I'd be so paranoid!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 7, 2013 at 1:23 PM
Naked arm, abundant freckles, and ringworm all in one picture. I have to go take my anti-anxiety meds.
ReplyDelete Don't panic. Things will be okay. I'm sure Axel didn't mean to cause you any problems. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Axel/561077653965005
ReplyDelete- Hobbits Don't Own CatsOctober 7, 2013 at 9:09 PM
I say you keep the ringworm and somehow feed it, making it stronger. Then, when anyone disagrees with you/denies your freckled power of authority, you lift up your sleeve and say (in lowest tone possible) "AND ONE RING TO RULE THEM ALL." If you could also genetically graft it with bioluminescence, then it would glow and hit the nail on the barrel.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 8, 2013 at 4:49 PM
Ah! What? I was going to come see you at the Porch. Now I'm not, sorry. Heal soon!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 10, 2013 at 2:11 PM
okay I had something that looked like that and the dr. said it was ringworm OR eczema. Really OR?!?! She gave me a cream for ringworm, if it is ringworm this will cream will make it go away. If it's eczema this cream will make it worse, but then you'll know it's eczema and you should then put eucerin cream on it......I felt really confident about my doctor that day.


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