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Last December's 17-minute phone call in which then-Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick tried to persuade then-Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould to negotiate a settlement with SNC-Lavalin is damning on many levels.
It holds several lessons we can learn and apply to our own lives as we reflect on what happened.
Topping the list is the courage and conviction Wilson-Raybould displayed in resisting political pressure to let the Quebec firm SNC-Lavalin off the hook for its alleged criminal activities with merely a fine.
Wilson-Raybould belongs to the Kwakiutl nation on the West Coast. At the end of her testimony in February to the House of Commons justice committee, Wilson- Raybould said that she "came from a long line of matriarchs, and I'm a truth teller in accordance with the laws and traditions of our Big House. This is who I am, and this is who I always will be."
In abiding by the values of her Indigenous teachings, Wilson- Raybould is a powerful role model of what it means to live out our faith and speak out against wrongdoing, despite disapproval and even veiled threats.
The telephone call gives us a sense of what Wilson-Raybould had to endure for many months.
While it's not illegal to record a conversation without the consent of the other person, it does raise some ethical concerns, which Wilson-Raybould readily admits and which had a role in her being kicked out of the Liberal caucus on April 2. But that recording served a greater purpose, not only by protecting Wilson-Raybould but by tangibly backing up her charge of political interference by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his inner circle.
The SNC-Lavalin affair started to unravel Feb. 7 following a Globe and Mail report that staffers in the PMO pressured Wilson-Raybould to issue a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) in response to charges of fraud and corruption against SNC-Lavalin for allegedly bribing Libyan officials to get government contracts in Libya.
Wilson-Raybould refused to issue the DPA, which means that the Quebec-based engineering and construction company will face trial on criminal charges. If the company had obtained a DPA, it could have avoided court by undertaking one or more measures, such as paying a fine, expanding its reporting requirements or allowing for independent, thirdparty oversight.
A flurry of accusations followed, leading to the March 29 public release of the taped phone call between Wilson-Raybould and Wernick.
There's a certain deja-vu feel in seeing the pressure faced by Wilson-Raybould. Only last January the federal government backtracked and softened earlier changes to the attestation requirement of the Canada Summer Jobs program. They removed a provision initiated by a 2018 decision which essentially denied groups funding unless they ticked a box swearing that "Both the job and my organization's core mandate respect individual human rights in Canada, including … reproductive rights."
Including the attestation put pressure on several employers to choose between expediency and doing the right thing. Thankfully, most Catholic and other faithbased groups walked away from the money rather than be bullied into signing a declaration that stated abortion is a "human right."
Another lesson is that Wilson- Raybould wasn't swayed by the argument that up to 9,000 Canadians could lose their jobs if SNC-Lavalin left Canada or lost contracts due to the criminal charges. (Interestingly, SNC-Lavalin CEO and President Neil Bruce denied discussing job losses with the prime minister.)
Using economic arguments to overlook or justify wrong-doing is not new. Through numerous writings — particularly Laudato Si' — Pope Francis has emulated previous popes and continually stated that a drive for economic growth should never override respect for human rights, the environment, the poor and conditions for workers, among other concerns. In 2011, the year SNCLavalin is alleged to have ceased making bribes that began in 2000 to Libyan officials, Libya was found guilty of human rights abuses and suspended from the Human Rights Council of the United Nations.
Forcing SNC-Lavalin to face criminal charges in court sends a strong message. It states that Canada will not tolerate fraud and corruption and also acknowledges the wrongness of a Canadian company allegedly paying bribes to a regime that so blatantly abused human rights.
Wilson-Raybould is an example of someone living out the values and convictions taught by Christ. We should not be led astray by arguments that elevate the economy over other aspects of life. Our call is to boldly speak and uphold the truth, even under pressure.
(Majtenyi is a public relations officer who specializes in research at an Ontario university.)
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NEW HAVEN (AP) -- A Connecticut judge has sentenced two men to prison time for leaving a woman on the side of a road to die after a motorcycle accident in New Haven.
Twenty-seven-year-old Steven Lewis of New Haven was sentenced Wednesday to five years in prison and his friend, 26-year-old Kevin Powell was sent to jail for three years. They pleaded guilty in August.
Twenty-year-old North Haven native Crystal Pappacoda died after the July 2008 crash. Police say she was a passenger on Lewis' motorcycle.
New Haven police say Lewis, Powell and a third man, Corey King, abandoned Pappacoda at the crash site. Charges against King remain pending.
Lewis and Powell apologized to Pappacoda's family in court. Her relatives said the men left her behind like "roadkill," and they deserve their prison sentences.


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Bathing suit shopping is never greeted with the same enthusiasm as grabbing a cocktail with a friend. Why? It's complicated. Notwithstanding our personal opinion of our prevailing physical state, the dreaded dressing room experience is maddening. Bad lighting, sizing issues, and the current trends in bathing suits can leave us in a funk. Shopping for new shoes, no problem. However, shopping for a bathing suit requires a vacation emergency, as in you haven't shopped for one in years and you are on your way to the Caribbean.
Shopping for bathing suits is still a matter of wading through barely-there styles that have you rolling your eyes before you find the lackluster selection of one-piece bathing suits that mostly look as though the designer just gave up. But there is good news for anyone who is in the market for new beachwear. There are some brands that carry styles that are flattering and feature details like extra support.
Here is a look at a few styles you can wear while taking in some quality lounging time on your next topical vacation.
I found some gorgeous bathing suits from Miraclesuit. This brand cleverly adds support and design details in order to create comfortable and slimming styles. Many of their styles, like this one, can be worn effortlessly as a elegant top.
The straps on this suit are adjustable and the side shirring is quite slimming.
This style comes with underwire cups and is lined with a fabric which acts as a fitted foundation garment but it is the print that is so appealing and easy to wear.
This retro style is for anyone looking for a 2-piece suit with more coverage. The Norma Jean bottoms are available on the Miraclesuit website as well for $94
This print is beautifully placed to enhance your shape. It comes with a soft cup and finished in a luminescent piping.


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I only spent a couple days in the San Francisco area. Instead, I got on moving from San Francisco to Big Sur. I'd been driving a lot, and I spent most of the last two months in cities. I wasn't excited about hanging around another big city. Especially one as dense as San Francisco. I drove across the Golden Gate bridge in the evening on a Saturday. The city was PACKED. There was a ton of traffic. Cars everywhere. Almost nowhere to park on the street. So I drove through the city and 5-10 miles into the suburbs. It was easier to park, but the streets were still packed full down there. I was in no mood to search and fight for parking spots.
Music Festival. Hipsters everywhere
The next day, a girl told me about a huge free music festival going on: in Golden Gate Park: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass. What? A bluegrass music festival?! Sweet. Well, I happened to drive right by where it was happening and that explained part of why it was so busy. So on Sunday I drove back up there and went to the festival. It was cool. I think they should change the title from "Hardly Strictly Bluegrass" to "Barely any Bluegrass" though.
It was great people watching. I haven't seen this many hipsters since leaving St Louis. I saw more cans of PBR and PBR shirts than I ever have in one place before. People had their most stylish and weird hippie/hipster/festival outfits on. The park rules about bringing in alcohol, and especially selling it, are quite strict and tough sounding, so I was a tiny bit worried about the flask I was bringing it (wondering if they might have an entrance where they search people – although frisking would still be unlikely). But upon arriving it was obviously more of an anything-goes event. Some of the more enterprising hipsters were walking around with coolers or cases of beer and selling them for $5 and up per can.
One of the funniest things I remember from that day was seeing a woman and child talking as I was walking by. The child was obviously not hers, it seemed like they didn't really know each-other. There was one of those big fat bees on the woman's hand, and they were both looking at it. As I pass by, I hear the boy ask, entirely seriously: "Is that your pet?" I loved that kind of imaginative open-mindedness. Another thing I saw was a very bohemian looking guy walking with a basket. In the basket was a fluffy rabbit. One woman, quite polished and preppy looking, saw the rabbit and just reached out to pet it. The guy pulled in the basket to his chest and turned away a bit to reject her attempt. This was probably a woman not used to being physically rejected so immediately, but she seemed to take it ok. A couple seconds and about 10 feet of walking later, another woman, more hippie-ish, saw the rabbit and asked to pet it. The guy was happy to let her.
So, take note, if you want to meet girls at a festival, the rabbit strategy is extremely effective. Anyways, the music was good. I left a couple hours before the end and got the hell out of San Francisco.
Cowell Ranch Beach
One of the fancy little towns just a bit south of San Francisco is Half-Moon Bay. A bit south of HMB is Cowell Ranch Beach. This is a REALLY nice beach! The area is basically just the beach and a parking lot 1/2 mile from the beach. The parking lot is small – room for about ten cars. I pulled in around noon on a weekday. In the parking lot, there were 3 black Lincoln Navigators and 3 black Mercedes, and most of them had a guy in a suit sitting in the driver's seat.
Ok, looks like some spendy people hired fancy cars to take them to this beach. I figured it was either a wedding, or some silicon valley company outing. When I went down to the beach, I saw a family – just 4-5 people. They had a nice setup on the beach. Canopy things. Tables and chairs. At the back of the beach were boxes /containers of stuff, and a guy sitting or standing there. The family Patriarch waved at the guy and he jumped up, grabbed a camera that was sitting on one of the boxes, and ran over towards the family – ok, this was their personal photographer. There were no other people around. The beach has ends that would not be hard to walk past. There was a trail that left from the top, where these pictures were also taken from, but that trail is only open on weekends and it was gated closed. So I was wondering why there were 5-6 cars for this small amount of people.
When I started heading back for lunch, it looked like the family was done back there and would come back soon. They did, and then all the cars, bit by bit, left. (I couldn't see where they got in the cars, it was sort of around a corner from me). Anyways, I hung out there the rest of the afternoon and took these pictures at sunset
I stopped for a few days in Santa Cruz and that seems like a nice enough place. I also stopped a bit in Monterey.
Carmel is a really fancy little town. I spent 5 or so days here. Parking in Carmel could seem tricky because in all the residential areas, there are signs saying you can't park overnight unless you have some permit. But in the downtown area, there are no permits required, it's just 2 hour parking from 8am to 6pm. You can park at the beach all day long, and you just can't park there from midnight to 6am. So my daily routine was like this:
- Wake up, drive van from where it's parked downtown to the beach. It's about a 1/4 mile away and there's a parking lot right at the beach.
- Have breakfast. Do whatever – read, computer stuff, etc.
- Walk around on the beach
- Work out (bodyweight strength training)
- Maybe take a nap
- Take some pictures if there are clouds when the sun is setting.
- After it's dark, drive van and find a spot on a quiet street downtown
The 5th or so night, I was a bit more daring that I should be and I parked on the main street downtown. The cops came and knocked on the van at 11pm to tell me that there is no camping allowed in the city. He suggested I go park in a shopping center that's on the edge of town (there's a Safeway, Starbucks, gas station, etc.). He said that I'll probably see some other vans/campers parked, and that the cops won't bother me there.
There were only clouds and a sunset one night. A different evening I felt like shooting, so I walked along the beach looking for subjects.
The beach here in the town is really long, and there were many people out. There was no one in the water except for these two kids: the only people with the kind of excitement about life that it takes to brave the cold Pacific. And they were in the water a long time.
They were about knee deep in the water, but they were small enough and the waves big enough that they were knocked over by some. They always stayed near eachother. When they saw a big wave approaching they'd hold hands so they could feel the wave crashing into them but not fall down with it.
A Ferrari is not out of place in Carmel. The Ferrari probably cost more then $150,000. I'd guess it's used 5 hours per month. The van cost $15,000 (to purchase and build out). I use it about 500 hours per month. To each his own.
Point Lobos State Nature Reserve
This area is just a few miles south of Carmel. It has a bunch of walking trails and many nice views. There is also a TON of poison oak here. I got some on my arms and legs. It's annoying, but not nearly as itchy as poison ivy.
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Anyway, this is an older costume of mine, which I first put together for the Southampton Tokyopop Recon in 2008. (Those were the days...) I borrowed the suit from my brother, and styled the wig on a glass head borrowed from Barnardos, where I was working. I had to carry it back to my hall of residence, but I had a seminar first. As I was retrieving my books from the bottom of my bag, my whole group saw the head. They asked me what the hell it was. I told them it was a glass head. Anyway, I recommend styling on a glass head. They're nice and heavy.
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1. Find your neighborhood schoolStudents in the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District are assigned to schools based on the location of their residence. Not sure which school is your neighborhood school? Use our School Finder tool.
2. Provide verification of residencySumner-Bonney Lake School District requires residency verification at time of enrollment. Please provide one of the following proof of residency - utility bill, purchase papers for home, lease/rental agreement, affidavit of residence with sponsor or landlord. This is required for all families completing a registration packet.
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In the past, we have struggled in a world of glass panes and fruits. Forbidden from seeing the world around us. Denied the possibility of showing who we are. But today, our eyes open. We're not afraid to see, and we're not afraid to show ourselves.
I am a skype enthusiast when it comes to VOIP. I use a windows mobile with Wi-Fi, edge and skype. I love skype. Specially the video quality that it can produce in a video call. I laugh at myself when I remember I was using yahoo webcam chat (LOL?), an year back. May be that was the only reason I was even keeping yahoo.
The great video quality skype had, I over used it and got addicted to it. After switching to Ubuntu 6 months back, I discovered Skype for Linux didnt have video. (Damn!!) . I tried every damn protocol that could support video on Linux (SIP, h323 with netmeeting, wengophone, ekiga and what not). The basic problem with them was they are not famous, so not many windows users use them. If people are wondering, why i didn't mention yahoo (with gyachi, kopete having webcam support), its because I dont consider yahoo webcam as video. Its rather a series of pics every few secs (Again a big LOL!).
We cribbed, spammed, emotionally blackmailed @ skype forums with demands for video support in Linux. Honestly, I didn't see it coming in near future. BUT Skype did it. Great job skype. Linux community, has got what it deserved.
Although its a beta, with some bugs. But it saves me from getting into Windoos for now :D. I do feel however that Skype for Windoos has already got bloated, and it will eventually become so for Linux as well. But who cares with so much RAM around. Atleast it will save me from RAM guilt. (RAM guilt : An uneasy feeling, of so much RAM lying unused 😉 )
Thank you Skype. You made my day.
Go get your copy here. There are some known issues, but they shouldn't stop you from giving it a try.
Next : Waiting for Skype to come up with a Symbian port. That day WM looses my support 🙂


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Diffusing Diffuse Thinking
On the weekend I was following along on an online course I signed up for at Coursera (free online courses, you have no reason not to go there). The subject was focus vs diffuse thinking. Essentially they discussed the difference between when you focus your concentration on something and what your brain looks like during that as opposed to day dreaming and sleep thinking. I've known about the differences between thinking while awake and while asleep, but it's been a self-taught concept. I used to put a lot of effort into dreaming and lucid dreaming several years ago. I used the creativity for designing out game concepts and new ideas about things.
One of the techniques I eventually picked up however, was this idea of tricking your mind into solving problems for you. I used this for my thesis whenever I was stuck or didn't know where to go with my idea. The trick is essentially to guide your sleep. I would set an alarm for a precise time; I had worked out approximately how long I typically needed (it was around 10-15 minutes), and I would "gently" think about my problem enough to guide my dreams, but not prevent sleep. When I would wake up, it would feel like someone smarter than me worked out the problem or that I've been thinking about it for days.
This is one of the concepts they covered in the course. They mentioned some famous names that used to do exactly this thing: Salvadore Dali and Thomas Edison. They would each hold a heavy object and fall asleep. When they'd nod off, they'd drop the object and it would wake them up. Edison apparently had even done sleep research in addition to this to try and figure out just how much sleep the human brain needed.
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from the diary: "Thursday 4/2/87
"Got a letter yesterday from First Leaves; they took two of my poems – 'Can't Be Put Back Together' and 'New Suit.'"
First Leaves was the SRJC campus literary annual. It did not restrict its choices to students & faculty as many campus lit mags do. I'd gotten a poem in it three years earlier. I remember a staff member telling me there were votes to put all three of my poems in, but in fairness to others (there being only so many pages) an argument to hold each contributor to no more than 2 works won out. Thus "Blah de blah", a dialect piece that Don Emblen liked missed the cut. I no longer feel the … confidence? is that the right word? the colonial prerogative? is that more PC? … to write in dialect. Other varieties of English will turn up in fragmentary form these days in poems in which everything is essentially fragmentary and the register swings from high to low, jargon to jargon, fact to impossibility within the space of a line.


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This week we look at LightSwitch, which launched on July 26 and is now available for purchase. Of course, if you are an MSDN Subscriber you get it as part of your subscription. LightSwitch is the fastest way to build database applications for the desktop and the cloud. In this episode, you will see how to make developing with LightSwitch even faster with the LightSwitch Starter Kits. These Starter Kits cover common business needs like expense reporting and issue tracking. All you need to do is download and install one of the kits and then create a new LightSwitch project based on it. LightSwitch creates data tables and screens and writes some basic code for you. You can press F5 and run or customize the application to meet your needs. And because you built it with LightSwitch, the application is well architected and scalable.
My previous post talked about episode 6 of the show and now episode 8 is live. What happened to episode 7? I could make up a story about how this is the missing episode or how it was held up due to contractual issues, but the reality is that I was on vacation in Montana the week it went live, so I didn't get a chance to post about it. Episode 7 featured the Power Commands for Visual Studio 2010. This extension adds a number of commands to Visual Studio to help you work with projects, files, references, and code.
Interestingly, although these episodes were taped several weeks apart, I am wearing the same shirt. I tape next week's episode tomorrow, so my burgundy t-shirt wearing streak will just have to end at 2 episodes. 🙂


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J. Timothy's Taverne Restaurant Review: In Connecticut, J. Timothy's is synonymous with chicken wings. Inside this early American tavern travelers have flocked to since 1789, more than 200 tons of the poultry appendages are served annually. Don't think for a minute, though, that the kitchen just churns them out. As you've probably surmised, these are no ordinary wings. Available in four flavors --- Buffalo, honey BBQ, teriyaki and sweet red chili --- and four sizes (the largest is the 40-piece bucket), the key is to order them "dirt" style. When they're fried, sauced, fried, then sauced again --- a technique invented here in the '90s --- they turn dark, sticky and extra-crispy. No need to apologize if you stick solely with wings and beer: Two dozen taps spill frothy brews ranging from Bud Light to the latest small-batch creations from nearby Firefly Hollow and Relic. But don't overlook other menu highlights like soul-soothing cheddar and ale soup, B.L.T. fish tacos made with fresh cod or the Three Little Pigs: a fried pork sandwich topped with ham, bacon, Gruyère and a sunny fried egg, all teetering on a pretzel bun. There are steak and fish entrées for larger appetites, and shepherd and chicken potpies and $22 bottles of wine for cold winter nights. The brownie sundae piled with whipped cream and walnuts is made to be shared, and you can take a jar of Buffalo sauce for the road, but you'll be hard-pressed to replicate the wing magic that happens here.


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ALL THE HONEYS! All of them. We don't care what varietal they are, they went into this one. All the leftovers from the buckets got scrapped into one vat. No honey goes to waste in the Meadery! The current batch probably wont taste like the next batch as the amounts and types of honey will vary with this.
Alcohol by Volume: 7-9%
750ml Bottle: $23.00
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Ever wonder what's in that harmless-looking tiny bottle your vet injects into your dog?
Or why so many folks and the media are making such a big stink about not vaccinating animals or children?
Or why you never hear about a lawsuit against a Pharma company for injury to a child or an animal?
We don't have the room here to delve deeply into all the answers, but suffice it to say, you should be asking these questions and many more.
And perhaps the first question you should ask is …
What's In My Dog's Vaccine?
If you want the condensed version of this article because you don't have time or the stomach to hear all the gory details, an abbreviated list is below.
But remember, we spend more time analyzing what new cell phone to buy than we do researching what's injected into our dogs.
I urge you take the deep dive but – fair warning – it's not a comforting story …
The Toxic Cocktail
All vaccines are basically made the same way.
The variations in the ingredients are only slight from company to company, and from species to species (humans, dogs, horses, etc) – except, that is, for the virus particles themselves.
There was a time when the ingredients were available on a rather large ingredient insert folded very tiny. Transparency didn't seem to be an issue before, but now it's getting harder and harder to find out exactly what's in vaccines.
Protection by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for industry's proprietary formulas doesn't provide me as a veterinarian with enough data to recommend specific vaccine types or schedules for individual animals. It's usually one-size-fits-all.
And frankly, for your dog that means buyer beware.
Although we don't know all the ingredients of every individual vaccine, we do know the sorts of ingredients common in most vaccines:
- Adjuvants: aluminum salts, oil-based squalene, bacteria-based lipopolysaccharides, sugars.
- Preservatives: mercury (thimerosal), antibiotics (gentamicin, amphotericin B, neomycin, polymyxin-B), phenoxyethanol.
- Attenuating agents: formaldehyde.
- Growth medium: foreign animal tissues: chick embryo, bovine serum, human fetal lung tissue, monkey kidney tissue, porcine tissue, eggs, insect proteins.
- Fungicides and antimicrobials: phenol, formaldehyde.
- Buffering agents: glycerol, sorbitol, sucrose, salts, borax.
- Stabilizers: formaldehyde.
- Surfactant, Permeability Enhancer: polysorbate 80 (Tween® 80).
- Virus particles: individual vaccines (modified live or killed), contamination viruses (Rotavirus) from the animal tissues used to grow vaccines.
- Contaminates: glyphosate from GMO-fed animals then used for vaccine growth medium (eggs, bovine and porcine tissue), insect viruses (Army worm), Rotavirus.
These ingredient highlights should make you shudder and hesitate to vaccinate until you gather more information.
I suggest you read further to understand what injecting these into your dog could mean for her longevity and vitality, and ultimately for the health of all animals. Not to mention their endless suffering and your stress as you experience an animal plagued by chronic illness for years and sometimes for her entire life.
Big Pharma and the media would have you believe there might be some teeny possibility of harm that could occur rarely, if ever, on a purple planet, far, far away … but mostly vaccines are good and everyone needs them!
They want us to believe there's no ugly, only good.
I beg to differ, as would many thousands of doctors and healthcare providers who study the ugly, and I'm sharing some of that information with you here.
[RELATED: An Inexpensive Way To Prevent Over-Vaccination ]
The 1st Ugly – Adjuvants
These are chemicals added to vaccines to enhance and lengthen the immune response, especially at the local injection site.
They are mostly aluminum salts discovered many years ago as pickling agents. Yes, for pickles!
I'm hoping I never ate any of those pickles.
There is no biosystem that uses the heavy metal aluminum – none.
Once aluminum is in the body, it's difficult to remove. It's troubling how this method of pickling cucumbers became an ingredient to supercharge vaccines.
Basically, the aluminum adjuvants turn on the immune system in a non-selective, non-specific way, making "immunity" last longer.
We think of these reactions as benign and collectively call them "allergies" but anyone living with a dog with allergies knows they're far from benign.
After the aluminum causes damage locally, it goes to the brain, spleen, muscles, bones, liver and heart, where it acts not only to stimulate the immune system (by presenting the virus antigen particles repeatedly) but also acts as an antigen itself, stimulating the immune system to stay "turned on."
In other words, it acts as an adjuvant and an antigen.
These toxicants are so widely studied today that there is actually a syndrome used to describe this complex of diseases created by adjuvants.
It's called ASIA (Autoimmune Inflammatory Syndrome Induced by Adjuvants).
Few veterinarians or human doctors are even aware of this syndrome so it's unlikely you know about it.
This syndrome has shown that chronic stimulation of the immune system stimulates chronic inflammation that leads to chronic autoimmune disease throughout the body.
That's a lot of chronic, isn't it?
Autoimmune disease is as epidemic in dogs as cancer. Once these tissues are inflamed it's not easy to cool them down.
Other adjuvants such as squalene, sugars and lipopolysaccharides aren't naturally adjuvants, but added with other ingredients, they become very irritating to the immune system. They make the response of antibody production to the vaccines more aggressive and longer-lasting.
If your dog survives the harmful effects of heavy metals, oils, sugars and fatty sugars produced by bacteria, there are more hurdles to jump.
[RELATED: What every vet (and pet owner) should know about vaccines ]
The 2nd Ugly – Preservatives
Vaccines are actually quite unstable at room temperature. Refrigeration and stabilization with chemicals is critical to keep everything from becoming inactive. But chemical preservatives are also needed.
The most common agent is ethyl mercury, also infamously known as thimerosal or merthiolate (yes, what your mother used on your minor cuts).
The wide use of mercury in vaccines is most likely because it's cheap.
Mercury is very toxic to the central nervous system. It can disrupt normal nerve signaling and decrease motor functions (think degenerative myelopathy or weakness of the spinal nerves) and decrease memory function by destroying brain cells (think cognition problems and Alzheimer's).
For many with poor detoxifying ability to remove this heavy metal it further causes immune dysregulation (think chaos!).
Other preservatives are included in vaccines to prevent foreign bacteria and fungi from growing.
These include common antibiotics and fungicides such as gentamicin, amphotericin B, neomycin and polymyxin-B.
I have to wonder if using these could be an early set up for the epidemic of antibody resistant bacteria.
And if that weren't enough, add a dash of phenoxyethanol, which is made from phenol, a known carcinogen, which is made from benzene, another known carcinogen.
This antimicrobial is the same phenol naturally found in coal tar, a highly toxic acid (aka carbolic acid) that's caustic to the skin, eyes, the respiratory system … basically all tissues.
Phenoxyethanol is commonly known to cause reproductive issues. Its chemical intermediate is used in the production of plastics (BPA), nylon, detergents, herbicides and pharmaceuticals.
And if that weren't enough, it was used to kill people by the Third Reich.
If that isn't sending chills up your spine, read on …
The 3rd Ugly – Attenuating Agents
Attenuation is the process of altering the virus particles (called antigens), making them less virulent … therefore less capable of causing illness. The virus is passed through certain tissues, and is altered to be harmless (in theory) or less virulent (hopefully).
These vaccines are called modified live and they make up many of the core vaccines, including parvo and distemper. The viruses are considered live but weakened … and thus less likely to cause the full-blown clinical disease.
These modified live vaccines have enough of the antigen present that the immune system elicits a stronger, longer-lasting effect on its own, decreasing the need to add the adjuvants we discussed before.
Inactivated vaccines, also called killed vaccines (rabies, polio), are usually killed by heat or formaldehyde, a known carcinogen. These vaccines are considered weaker and thus require boosters to provide an effective immune response and are usually reserved for diseases that can be passed from animals to humans.
Adjuvants are added to killed vaccines along with more antigen, which makes them last longer and produce more immune stimulation. This is why inactivated vaccines can cause more adverse reactions than modified live vaccines.
Viruses infect all sorts of plants and animals. Passing virus antigens through tissue cultures of these plants or animals can allow for unwanted viral contamination, making the vaccine cocktail infected.
An additional component of the vaccine cocktail is formaldehyde, a known carcinogen, which is used as a chemical attenuating agent.
Is your head spinning? Mine is!
The 4th Ugly – Growth Medium
Many vaccines are grown on tissue considered foreign to our dogs' bodies.
The commonly used tissues to grow viruses for vaccines are:
- Chick embryos
- Fetal bovine serum
- Human diploid (aborted fetus) lung
- Monkey kidney
- Dog kidney
- Porcine gelatin
These growth mediums were not meant to elicit an immune reaction, but they certainly do.
The foreign tissue cells quickly make their way into the bloodstream, exposing all the organs of the body to these large proteins that would never have gained access to our inner sanctum.
This is why anaphylaxis or chronic allergies to pork or eggs are common reactions after vaccines.
You are probably starting to get the idea why I call these The Ugly.
The 5th Ugly – Buffering Agents
Buffering agents such as the sugars glycerol, sorbitol and sucrose, as well as salts and borax, all act to buffer the varied chemical cocktail to help maintain a balanced pH.
The borax I mention is sodium borate, a Substance of Very High Concern identified by the European Chemicals Agency. It's the same detergent we grew up within the box with a mule team of twenty. Its role in vaccines is unclear except to maintain a pH balance. It's also associated with increased fetal mortality, low birth weight and even infant malformations. In dogs and rats it's been shown to decrease fertility rates – that is, after feeding it to them. Certainly not humane, feeding toxic borate is not as toxic as injecting it into the body.
Now you might be able to see how these cumulative ingredients could cause great harm to your dog.
The 6th Ugly – Surfactants
A world without surfactants would make washing our clothes difficult.
Using them in vaccines allows the various ingredients to mix and mostly stay in a homogeneous solution.
The main emulsifier used is polysorbate 80 (aka Tween® 80), which can be found in some low-quality salad dressings, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
It's been shown to affect biofilms on the skin and in the gut by increasing the growth of certain bacteria, like Staphlococcus aureus.
The addition of polysorbate 80 to vaccines increases the permeability of the blood-brain barrier (BBB), allowing heavy metals (aluminum and mercury) in the vaccines – or from other environmental exposures circulating in the body – to cross the BBB. And it also allows for other vaccine ingredients to cross the BBB freely.
Animal testing (here we go again!) has shown harmful effects on reproduction, heart function, behavior changes and carcinogenicity.
And the toxic cherry on the top is the breakdown of Tween® 80 to sorbitol, which increases the risk of diabetes.
Where's The Good?
When you find it, let me know!
I can't, for the life of me, find the good. Studying vaccines and vaccinology for 31 years doesn't make me a vaccine expert, but it certainly makes me well educated on the subject.
If I had no other options I might think vaccines were the only method of protection. If I hadn't studied them for so many years, I might not realize their danger and risk. And, I might not have connected the dots between vaccinations and the disease conditions that follow.
But, I have studied vaccines and so has the US Congress.
Current laws regard vaccines as "unavoidably unsafe," and SCOTUS (the US Supreme Court) has supported that law.
In my mind, I'd be practicing a violation of the Hippocratic Oath to First Do No Harm by injecting your dog with a vaccine that includes the ingredients listed above.
When necessary, added to the foundations of wellness (such as clean, fresh food, clean water, no oral or topical pesticides, ample exercise and socialization, herbal and nutritional supplement support), nosodes let the immune system provide adequate protection without poisoning your dog's body.
This simple, yet profound preventative package will support the development of a robust immune system for a lifetime of real immune protection.
[RELATED: An Inexpensive Tool To Prevent Over-Vaccination ]
Let's Break It Down
Every person must come to their own conclusions, make their own decisions and live with the consequences.
It's my job as a medical professional to pass the information I've learned to you.
It's your job to think about this information, then to give well-informed consent to your vet if you wish to vaccinate.
It's also your job to advocate for your dog with full knowledge of the possible risks and consequences because really the Hippocratic Oath, First Do No Harm, applies to all of us stewarding these sentient beings we call dogs.


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The legal profession is one of the few areas where Latin remains in popular use. Part of the reason for this is historical, since the law relies heavily on precedent. Latin terms, like "inter vivos trust," connect old and new cases.
An inter vivos trust is now more commonly called a living trust. It serves a few important estate planning purposes. If you want to provide for loved ones before your death, a living trust offers a way to do so. Depending on your financial picture and family needs, it can be an important part of your estate plan.
What is a Revocable Living Trust?
A revocable living trust is something you create during your lifetime for one or more beneficiaries. These may be your children, but can be anyone you designate. Instead of holding your assets until after your death, you place them in a trust. You decide who receives the benefit, as well as how much, how often, and for how long.
Many people create a revocable living trust when they have minor children and want to provide them a safety net. If you create an inter vivos trust, you can set it up to begin paying your children at adulthood, after college, or at any other time. When creating the document, you'll name a trustee to manage the accounts and create a payment schedule. It can provide a steady income over time or a lump sum for the beneficiaries to manage.
One of the benefits of a revocable living trust is that it avoids probate. On the other hand, assets included in a will pass through probate, which can take months before they're available to your grieving loved ones. If someone contests your will, it may take even longer.
A key part of the name is "revocable." When you set up a revocable inter vivos trust, you can choose to end it and reclaim or redistribute the funds. You need to follow a legal process to do so, but unlike an irrevocable trust, this allows you to adjust your plan if your situation changes.
Trusts vs. Wills
Whether you want to use a revocable living trust, an irrevocable trust, or a will for your estate plan depends on a number of factors. Although there are inexpensive online DIY options, the best way to determine the right documents for your situation is to work with an attorney who has experience creating a variety of estate plans. Like any legally binding document, the wording in the papers is crucial, and mistakes or omissions can have a lasting impact on your family.
Your Estate Planning Strategy
Choosing your documents isn't just a matter of crunching numbers. You should look at your individual family needs and circumstances. An experienced estate planning attorney can help you determine what documents will work best for you.
Of course, creating a revocable living trust or a will is not an either/or choice. A comprehensive estate plan may include both. It's not as simple as picking and choosing documents and considering your estate plan complete. Work with an attorney known for understanding the legal process as well as the complexities of the decision-making process. After all, estate planning can be very emotional as you consider your assets, your loved ones, and your mortality.
If you're ready to create a revocable living trust, contact Ogborne Law today.
Engaging with an attorney to protect your family is never an easy step. Whether you need to protect your family from the unthinkable or restructure your family through collaborative divorce, we're here to help. When you're ready to schedule a consultation with Michelle Ogborne, please visit the scheduling page to get started.


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How to "Podcast" a practical guide – Full Day
This course is split into two sessions. The morning gives you an intro into Podcasts and how to plan and launch your own. The afternoon is a more practical guide on actually creating the podcast.
Have you ever thought about launching a podcast for either yourself or your client? Not sure where to start? You've come to the right place.
According to Edison Research, podcasts are the fastest growing media form. Podcasting is one of the most effective ways to build an audience online, engage followers and grow your business.
Podcasts are an excellent way of connecting with some of the world's most interesting people and and their stories and experience. Podcasts have the enviable position of being able to have in depth conversations with best-selling authors, entrepreneurs, TV personalities, athletes and influencers in a way that engages people in a way that no other medium can.
In addition to this the content generated during one episode can be repurposed in many different ways and can be a potent part of your content marketing strategy.
Why doesn't everyone have a podcast then?
The process for getting started can feel daunting.
What equipment and software should you use?
How do you land interviews with big name guests?
Where do you host your podcast? In fact, what does "hosting" your podcast even mean?
How do you get your show into iTunes and other podcast places?
How do you promote your show so people actually listen to it?
During this course lead by one of London's leading podcast hosts we will cover the simple steps from properly planning to launching and growing a successful podcast.
Morning Session
How to plan and launch your first podcast including:
- Selecting the best "format" for your podcast
- Choose the best recording equipment, editing software and hosting platform for your budget
- Land interviews with thought leaders and influencers in your field
- Preparing the podcast episode to make the sound as clear as possible
- Develop an effective launch strategy
- Tips to crack the iTunes algorithm to improve your ranking and get more downloads and subscribers
You'll also get insider tips on creative, field-tested marketing strategies for growing your podcast, so that once you're live, you can start to build an audience of raving fans for yourself or your client.
By attending this workshop, you'll save yourself months of blood sweat and tears and you'll leave with a clear strategy for publishing your first episodes.
This workshop is aimed at beginners but all levels welcome.
Bring something to take notes with – i.e. Laptop or notebook
Bring a list of a few of your favourite podcasts and any ideas for the type of show that you'd like to make
Afternoon Session
In the advanced podcasting session which will be the second half of the day, you'll get stuck into actually recording and editing some audio. You'll learn techniques for getting the most from interviewees, and you'll find out how to make sure your recordings go off without any technical hitches.
The session will take the form of a workshop, where you'll record an interview with one of your course mates using your mobile phone (no fancy recording equipment required for this exercise). We'll then demo all the basics you need to know, to edit a piece of audio in Reaper editing software – including how to cut or move sections, change volume levels, add fades, and add music to give your audio a professional finish.
You'll then work on editing your own interview, from the recording practice you did earlier in the session. You'll leave the session with a five-minute audio piece you made yourself.
The workshop will also include a walkthrough of how to upload podcast episodes to a hosting provider, as well as tips on the right audio equipment to buy for different types of podcasts. You'll also get advice on how to work with an audio producer to get the most out of collaborations.
"A fascinating introduction to an exciting medium that every company should be considering"
Ed O'Meara, Editorial Strategist, Havas
"Kobi is a great trainer, combining depth & credibility with a real sense of orientation towards our podcast goals!" Matt Potter, Chief Content Officer, John Brown Media
Course date?
Monday 16th September 2019- 9:30am-4:30pm
The session is limited to 10 people, so please book early to reserve your place.
CMA Member: £299 plus VAT
Non-member: £399 plus VAT
The CMA, WeWork, 3 Waterhouse Square, 138-142 Holborn, EC1N 2SW
How do I book?
Please go to our ecommerce booking site and purchase the course here
About the Instructor's
Kobi Omenaka, Podcaster, Digital Marketing Consultant and Startup Mentor
The Guardian's "The Business Podcast", The Kobestarr Digital Podcast, The Wire: Stripped Flixwatcher
Kobi is a prolific podcaster and recently worked with The Guardian newspaper and media group as host on the "Meet The Mentor" series of podcasts where he interviewed notable brands and entrepreneurs such as Cath Kidston, Jo Fairley (Green and Blacks) and Lord Bilimoria (Cobra Beer).
As an independent podcaster he has also launched a number of shows most recently with "The Wire: Stripped" which hit the #1 in both the iTunes "TV and Film" chart and the "Culture" chart. He is an engaged part of the podcast community in the UK in helping to launch the "British Podcast Awards" in 2017 and being an admin on the 5000 strong "Podcasters Support Group"
Kobi's background is as a Chemical Engineer in the Oil and Gas Industry and he completed his 2nd Masters degree in Social Media (MA) from the University of Salford, Manchester whilst working full time in Norway.
He enrolled in the Social Media Masters purely due to fascination with the subject matter and wasn't expecting it to lead into career change! After finishing the course he was approached for help with Digital Marketing and Social Media on various projects for companies and charities in the UK and Norway. This social media consultancy work started life as "interesting side hustles" but grew to engage him in the evenings and weekends.
The "big push" into freelancing full time came as a result of the drop in the Oil and Gas market resulting job losses but, more importantly, the perfect opportunity to work in an industry that he loves.
Kobi primarily works as a freelance digital marketing consultant and works with established companies such as "Amnesty International" and "The Guardian" to startups and charities at all different stages of growth.
He is also a mentor with the "500 Startups" accelerator that was launched by early Paypal employees.
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Omaha in Douglas County, Nebraska — The American Midwest (Upper Plains)
Windsor Hotel
The Old Market Historic Walking Tour
The Windsor Hotel, designed in the Italianate style, was constructed in two phases – the east wing was completed in 1885, and an addition to the west was finished by 1887. It was designed to be a workingman's hotel, and with the proximity to both the Union and Burlington train stations, it became known as a railroader's hotel. Railroad passengers stopped at its restaurant and bar during layovers. The Windsor overlooked the stalls of the noisy open-air public market to its west from 1903 until the market folded in 1964. Renamed the Windsor Inn, it was the last hotel in operation in the Old Market when it closed on June 30, 1979. In 1985, Emil Vohoska and Pete Drake completed their renovation of the building as the Windsor Square Apartments. Vohoska memorialized his grandson, Sam Zmolek, by adding the "Lion Fountain" to the south side of the building. Four-year-old Sam had died of leukemia in 1994. In that year, the Windsor became next-door neighbor to the revived "Farmers Market" during summer weekends.
Erected by The Old Market.
Location. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 518 South 10th Street, Omaha NE 68102, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Omaha Firehouse 1903-1904 (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Morse Coe Building (about 600 feet away); Millard Block 1880-1881 (about 800 feet away); Anheuser-Busch Beer Depot 1887 (approx. 0.2 miles away); Omaha Union Station (approx. 0.2 miles away); J.P. Cooke Building 1885-1889 (approx. 0.2 miles away); Baum Iron Company Building 1880 (approx. 0.2 miles away); The Omaha Bolt, Nut and Screw Building (approx. ¼ mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Omaha.
Also see . . .
1. The Old Market. (Submitted on September 3, 2010, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania.)
2. Old Market Historic District National Register Nomination. (Submitted on March 6, 2012, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania.)
Topics. This marker is included in these topic lists: Industry & Commerce • Railroads & Streetcars
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on September 3, 2010, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania. This page has been viewed 1,462 times since then and 43 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on September 3, 2010, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania.


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Dig into Reviews of Cop Out, Brooklyn's Finest, A Prophet and Buck 65's The Lost Tapes in This Week's DVD Roundup
Published Jul 28, 2010If you're wondering which movies to make time for this long weekend, head over to our Recently Reviewed section to find out what's new and good this week.
First up, we have Brooklyn's Finest, the cop drama starring Richard Gere, Don Cheadle and Ethan Hawke as law enforcers with different agendas. If you're in the mood for a more light-hearted cop flick, Kevin Smith's comedy Cop Out, with Tracy Morgan and Bruce Willis, is out on DVD.
Two more movies that fall into the action-comedy genre this week are The Losers, a flick with a C.I.A. plot similar to that of The A-Team, and Operation: Endgame. The latter is a straight to DVD release about two teams of underground government assassins, and it features Zach Galifianakis.
For foreign film fans, there's A Prophet, which tells the story of Malik El Djebena who's thrown in prison at the age of 19 and is given an ultimatum: kill another inmate in exchange for protection, or be killed.
Meanwhile, it's kind of hard to believe, but it's been a decade since Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Lui were on the big screen in Charlie's Angels, which you can now enjoy on Blu-ray. And if you've always wanted to see a documentary on cars, it's your lucky day: Love the Beast stars Aussie actor Eric Bana and shows him participating in a five-day rally race through Tasmania. Cameos include Jay Leno and Dr. Phil.
Finally, in music DVDs this week, Cleveland, OH's Chimaira have a three-disc live DVD set called Coming Alive, and Buck 65's debut DVD, The Lost Tapes, is also out now.
For reviews of these DVD releases and more, be sure to check out the Exclaim! Recently Reviewed motion section.


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The Cat Family Embroidery kit brings a whole clutch of sweetness to your sewing. In this pack you'll have everything you need to make up all three members of the Nancy Nicholson cat family. Stuffing is not provided. We recommend a polyester toy stuffing, and so you can bring Papa, Muma and Kitten Cat to life.
The kit has felt in three colours, thread, the patterns and stitch suggestions, a needle and full stitch instructions all packed in one of our calico tote bags, which can also be embroidered and used to keep your project safe while you work.


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Dr. Smith is a visionary, a coalition builder, and servant leader who can connect with any individual on any level. She has always been a strong advocate against injustices directed at disadvantaged individuals and is very passionate about economic empowerment, social welfare, and alleviating poverty in the community. She founded Inspiring G-Style, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization with the mission of improving employability, aptitude skills, and life skills of disadvantaged individuals.
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- Location: Abila Abiodun Oniru Road, Oniru – Lagos
- Use: Office;
- Floors: 6;
- Main Contractor: Charvet Construction;
- Architects: ECAD Architects
- Structural Engineers: Morgan Omonitan & ABE Limited;
- Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineers: Consultants Collaborative;
- Quantity Surveyor: Tillyard Nigeria Limited;
- Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Subcontractor: Charvet.
A 6 floor office development is currently under construction on Abila Abiodun Oniru Road in Oniru, Lagos. The project, which is located directly behind an Access Bank branch and adjacent to the new Diamond Bank Head Office development, is being developed by a private firm. It was designed by ECAD architects, who are known for projects including Lakepoint Towers while Charvet Construction is acting as the main contractor.
It is possible that the project is owned or has an affiliation with Access Bank as the architectural drawings show free flow of traffic between its site and the Access Bank located in front of it.


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Stacey Tookey's "Gasoline Rainbows" Routine SYTYCD Canada Top 14 Joey & Geisha (VIDEO)
This was a really awesomepiece by Stacey Tookey. I really like the concept and the song "Gasoline Rainbows" by Amy Kuney.
This was a really awesomepiece by Stacey Tookey. I really like the concept and the song "Gasoline Rainbows" by Amy Kuney.
I am a blogger and reality tv lover. I blog here for SYTYCD but mostly the Canada version, since I live in Vancouver BC. I also blog about other reality tv shows on my own blog www.mandysmind.com
Thanks, once again, to Malicious Mandy for the music from the Top 20 Performance episode.
Dancers: Bree & Edgar
Style: Dancehall
Choreographer: Jaeblaze
Song: Vybz Kartel ft Popcaan and Gaza Slim's "Clarks" –
Dancers: Amanda & Denys
Style: Contemporary
Choreographer: Sabrina Matthews
Song: Hedley's "Perfect" –
Dancers: Kirsten & Jera
Style: Paso Doble
Choreographers: Francis LeFreniere & Natalli Reznik
Song: Position Music's "Iron Might/Mind Control"
Dancers: Nathalie & Mackenzie
Style: Hip Hop
Choreographers: Sho-Tyme
Song: DJ Khaled ft T-Pain, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross "All I Do Is Win" –
Dancers: Claudia & Yonni
Style: Foxtrot
Choreographer: Danny Quillman
Song: Lady Gaga ft. Beyonce's "Telephone" –
Dancers: Charlene & Jeff
Style: Contemporary
Choreographer: Stacey Tookey
Song: Alisa Turner's "Breathing" –
Dancers: Julia & Jesse
Style: Samba
Choreographers: Tony Meredith & Melanie LaPatin
Song: "Cuban Pete" – from the iSweat Music album
Dancers: Danielle & Sebastian
Style: Theatre
Choreographer: Sean Cheesman
Song: Idina Menzel's "No Good Deed" – from the Wicked Soundtrack
Dancers: Janick & Shavar
Style: Krump
Choreographer: Lil C
Song: Buckmouth's "Whatever" –
Dancers: Kloe & Jonathan
Style: Jazz
Choreographer: Blake McGrath
Song: Katy Perry ft Snoop Dogg's "California Gurls" –
Thanks to Malicious Mandy for sending me the music since I haven't been able to see an episode since the Vancouver auditions. :'(
Here we go:
Opening montage: couldn't identify
Inspired montage: OneRepublic's "Secrets" –
Hip hop round choreographed by Luther: Ester Dean ft Chris Brown's "Drop It Low" – Thanks to our reader, Bonabec M., who helped us sort out this mystery. 🙂
Alex from Calgary gets sent home to the Black Eyed Peas's "Imma Be" –
Bad Dancers Montage: Cobra Starship's "Hot Mess" –
Dance for your life montage: Black Eyed Peas's "Meet Me Half Way" –
Freezie (krumper)'s dance for his life solo: ?
Jessie's dance for her life solo: Duffy's "Mercy" –
Phil's dance for his life solo: ?
Simon (popping)'s dance for his life solo: ?
Impressive dance for your life "yes" montage: Bucketheads's "The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall into My Mind)" –
Claudia's dance for her life solo: Ke$ha's "Tik Tok" –
Yanna, Justine, Emily danced for their lives montage: ?
Kirsten's dance for her live solo: William Fitzsimmons's "I Don't Feel It Anymore (Song of the Sparrow)" – LOVE THIS SONG!
Trip to Canada's Wonderland: "Feels Good" (Techno song) –
Theatre choreography with Sean Cheesman: Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth's "Defying Gravity" – from Wicked
Lazy Legs Luca's last dance: Madcon's "Beggin You" then Kelly Clarkson "Already Gone' for his good-bye.
Dancers who make it montage: The Bee Gees's "You Should Be Dancin'" –
Matthew – ?
Dancers who got sent home after dancing for their lives montage: Jason Derulo's "Ridin' Solo" –
Shavar – ?
Jean–Marc and France's jive choreography round: Simple Plan's "Shut Up" –
Rehearsing: – ?
"Yes" montage: Stray Cats's "Rock This Town" –
"No" montage: ?
Overnight group: Taio Cruz ft. Ludacris's "Break Your Heart" –
First group: Hit the Lights' "Say What You Want To Say" –
Second group – Carolina Liar's "Show Me What I'm Looking For" –
Third group: Hit the Lights's "Say What You Want To Say" –
Fourth group: ?
Fifth group: City & Colour "The Girl" –
Sixth group: Orianthi's "According to You" –
Seventh group: Carolina Liar's "Show Me What I'm Looking For" –
Eigth group: Katy Perry's "Hot & Cold" –
Ninth group:
Dance for lives: A bunch of short clips ?
No montage: Graham Colton "Best Days" –
Final choreography round, Blake McGrath's contemporary: OneRepublic's "Secrets" –
Yes: Lady Gaga's "Telephone" –
Yes: Jason Derulo's "Whatcha Say" –
More yes: Sean Kingston's "Fire Burning" –
No's: ?
Dance for their lives –
Graham: Queen and David Bowie's "Under Pressure" –
Gabriel: ?
Justin: Melanie Fiona's "Bang Bang" –
I know this is a bit late (this was Episode 4, fyi), but I thought better late than never.
Montreal Auditions:
Opening: Cascada's "Evacuate the Dancefloor" –
Montage: Lady Gaga ft. Beyonce's "Telephone" –
Explanation of the process: unidentified techno
Claudia Primeau's audition (with Francis): David Guetta ft. Akon's "Sexy Bitch" –
Intro to Jean-Philippe Dube: The Stereos' "Turn It Up," which isn't on iTunes, so try their "Summer Girl" –
Jean-Philippe Dube's audition: Basement Jaxx's "Right Here's the Spot" –
Jessie Mineau and Phil Szopko's audition: Ursula 1000's "Kinda Kinky" –
Philippe "Phairy" Laurin's audition: – Basement Jaxx's "Romeo" –
As Phairy reveals his horoscope is real: Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" –
Marie-Josee Benoit and Stephan Larose audition: Madcon's "Beggin'" –
Ariela Levi's audition: Alicia Keys's "Fallin'" –
Randi Liberman's audition: Amerie's "1 Thing" –
Yonni Fournier's audition: something Cuban?
Montreal breakers montage: Manafest's "Bounce" –
Montreal breakers audition: Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock's "It Takes Two" –
Denys Drozdyuk's audition: very familiar song, used for other paso dobles before
Aditi Dixit's audition: "Ishq Samundar" from Kaante – Wish I could claim all the credit, but a Bengali friend of mine helped me out.
Julie Dombrowski's audition: Tortured Soul's "Fall in Love" –
Sebastian Mersch's audition: Jay Brannan's "Beautifully" – LOVE THIS SONG!
Nadia Carpini's audition: Kevin Rudolf's "Welcome to the World" –
Chantal Watt audition: no lyrics, really boring actually
Amelia Levesque Demero audition: belly dance/Middle Eastern music, couldn't identify
Laura Brunelle audition: Cœur de Pirate's "Comme des Enfants" – GREAT SONG! I can't believe I found it – all my French classes paid off at last.
Mike Keane audition: Irish dancing to an Irish song
Montreal is flexible montage: The American Breed "Bend Me, Shake Me" –
Sam Frey audition: Adele's "Hometown Glory" –
Simon Xavier audition: couldn't identify the song
Olga Churkina audition: Middle Eastern gypsy song – not sure
Olga Zadvornova audition: no lyrics, some violins
Justine Rainville and Dan St-Cyr audition: The Pussycat Dolls's "When I Grow Up" –
Justin Jackson (tapper) audition: Aretha Franklin's "Since You've Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby)" –
Whitney Single audition: pretty famous Latin song, but I can't remember what it is
Jason Noel audition: Hedley "Amazing" – Wow, I love this!
Josue Exposito audition: T.I. ft. Justin Timberlake's "Dead & Gone" –
Sarah Steben interview: Montell Jordan's "This Is How We Do It" –
Sarah Steben audition: New Boyz's "So Dope" –
Luca "Lazylegz" Patuelli audition: James Brown "Call Me (Super Bad)" –
Blake's choreography round, aka boot camp: Black Eyed Peas's "Meet Me Halfway" –
Yes montage: OneRepublic's "Marchin' On" –
Going on to finals montage: Amanda Blank's "Make It Take It" –
It's killing me that I haven't been able to catch up on the Canada episodes, but thanks to Malicious Mandy, I have the music.
Dancers: Yonni & Claudia
Style: Salsa
Choreographers: Tony & Meredith
Song: Calabria 2008 (ft. Natasja & MIMS) "Single" –
Dancers: Jera & Kirsten
Style: Contemporary
Choreographer: Mandy Moore
Song: Ron Pope's "Fireflies" –
Dancers: Denys & Amanda
Style: Tango
Choreographers: Tony & Meredith
Song: Bajofondo's "Grand Guignol" –
Dancers: Charlene & Jeff
Style: Jive
Choreographer: Danny Arbour
Song: Marianas Trench's "Celebrity Status (Shake Shake)" –
Dancers: Danielle & Sebastian
Style: Bollywood
Choreographer: Longinus Fernandes
Song: Sajid-Wajid's "Jalwa Mera Hi Jalwa" (Wanted Cast) –
Dancers: Jonathan & Kloe
Style: Hip Hop
Choreographer: Sho-Tyme
Song: DMX's "X Gon' Give it to Ya" –
Dancers: Jesse & Julia
Style: New Disco
Choreographer: Melissa Williams
Song: Lady Gaga's "The Fame" –
Dancers: Janick & Shavar
Style: Afro-Jazz
Choreographer: Sean Cheesman
Songs: Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain's "Dances with Wood" –
Dancers: Nathalie & Mackenzie
Style: Viennese Waltz
Choreographer: Pierre Allaire
Style: Hedley's "For the Nights I Can't Remember" –
Dancers: Bree & Edgar
Style: Hip Hop
Choreographer: Jaeblaze
Song: Usher's "O.M.G" –
Dancers: Hanni & Tara-Jean (Shelaina out on injury)
Style: Jazz
Choreographer: Nico & Wynn
Song: Otis Redding's "That's How Strong My Love Is" –
Sorry this is so late, but it's been a busy week. Though you already know who the Top 20 are and they've even performed, here is the music from the Top 20 reveal episode, thanks to Malicious Mandy.
Opening: ?
Jeff: ?
Amanda: Leona Lewis's "My Hands –
Montage: Black Eyed Peas's "Rock That Body" –
Danielle: ?
Dennis: ?
Yoni: Salsa Song?
Chloe: ?
Mackenzie: ?
Jenni: Télépopmusik's "Close" –
Joe: ?
Montage: David Bowie's "Let's Dance" –
Sebastian: ?
Julia: ?
Justin: ?
Montage: ?
That's all I've got at the moment, but I'll add more when I get a chance to watch the ep. And feel free to help us out, of course!!
Well, this one, I've had to do on my own so far, so here's what I caught on the first viewing:
Kirsten Wicklund: Kate Bush's "This Woman's Work" –
Intro to Juliana and Daniela, the burlesque dancers: 3OH!3's "Starstrukk" –
Daniela's audition: Michael Buble's "Fever" –
Juliana's audition: Gotan Project's "Santa Maria (Del Buen Ayre)" from Shall We Dance?
Jeff Mortenson: Greg Laswell's "And Then You" – THIS IS A GORGEOUS SONG!!
Angelique: Petey Pablo "Show Off That Body You Got" which, I think, has been featured in "Save the Last Dance" and "Step Up 2: The Streets," but isn't on iTunes or Amazon for some reason.
Natalie Heath: Ashley Chambliss "A Little More of You" –
A little peek at Spandy Andy dancing: Haddaway's "What Is Love" – a quintessential 90s classic. 🙂
Niki Hutchinson: Rihanna's "Breakin' Dishes" – , I think
Jonathan Arsenault: Matt Duke's "Rabbit" – I LOVED THIS SONG!
Checking in with Spandy Andy: Kool & the Gang's "Celebrate" –
Diane Doan: Adele's "Daydreamer" – SO BEAUTIFUL!
Chelsea Hilbert: Lady Gaga's "LoveGame" –
Spandy Andy:
Sasha Kozak:
Shake it montage: Tag Team's "Whoomp! There It Is" –
Jeffery Wood: Sean Paul's "Get Busy" – ?
Caroline Fisher: Our Lady Peace's "Clumsy" –
Hani Abaza: Passion Pit's "Moth's Wings" –
Vancouver had some amazing music. Not to say that all of SYTYCD Canada's Season 3 music hasn't been great, but this episode's songs do kinda stand out to me. 🙂
I'm so excited cause the first episode of SYTYCD (CA) is finally up, so watching the Toronto episodes will be my reward for finishing the music post. 😛 Thanks to Mandy and AJ again for sending in the music. Tra la la…
Steven Morton: Jann Arden's "Waiting in Canada"
Jo Roy: Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" –
Superstition ontage: Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" –
Devorou Scott: Lil Wayne's "Get In"
Christina Schell: Chris Garneau's "Relief" –
Kevin Howe: OneRepublic's "Marchin' On" –
Jera Wolfe interview: Phoenix's "1901" –
Jera Wolf audition: Bloc Party's "Flux" –
Carlena Britch:
Angela Benson: Blondie's "Call Me" –
Arik Pipestem:
Julia Harnett and Rufino Rodrigez: Michael Buble's "Georgia On My Mind" –
Bad Dancers Montage: Spose's "I'm Awesome" -not on iTunes, so try "Pasadena Love Story" – or "Dance to the Nuclear Stomp," – because I love the title. 🙂
Shelaina Anderson: Sean McConnell's "Madly in Love With You" –
Alex Schween: Black Eyed Peas' "Imma Be" –
Edgar Gilbert–Reyes: James Brown's "Gonna Have a Funky Good Time" –
Danielle Gardner: Lykke Li's "Tonight" –
Montage of Toronto ticket holders – ?
Gary Benthem: Jay Sean's "Do You Remember" –
Boot Camp Montage: The BeeGee's "Stayin' Alive" –
Blake Boot Camp: Black Eyed Peas' "Meet Me Halfway" –
Yuliya Zavadska and Sharone Levit: Jackie Wilson's "Reet Petite" –
Montage: The Easybeats' "She's So Fine" –
Montage of nervous dancers – MetroStation's "Shake It" –
Rebecca Morash: Kerli's "Walking on Air" –
Curtis Jean: e40 "Gouda" – (again thanks to Mandy's husband for identifying the song)
Meaghan Deitrich:
Chris Pelrine: OneRepublic's "Marchin' On" –
Krista Mitchnick: Sarah Connor's "Under My Skin" or an English Cover of Jumon's Mirotic (according to AJ) –
Janaye Upshaw: Ani DiFranco's "Both Hands" –
Catherine Turcotte: Ke$ha (ft. 3OH!3)'s "Blah Blah Blah" –
Leah Miller "boot camp to keep warm" outside: BeeGee's "You Should Be Dancing" –
Trevor Johnson: ?
Katiana Pare: Wakey Wakey's "Brooklyn" –
Blake Boot Camp: Black Eyed Peas' "Meet Me Halfway" –
Montage of dancers going to finals: Hedley's "Cha-Ching" –
Also used: Blake McGrath's "The Night" –
Salt n' Peppa's "Push It" – (instrumental?) (remix?) (cover?)
Since I'm going to watch the first episode in a few minutes, I'll add music to the Toronto auditions if I can. Please chime in if you know any of the missing songs on this post!
SYTYCD US only just ended on Thursday. Luckily for everybody, SYTYCD CA is here to the rescue! It premieres tonight with the Toronto auditions. For all you US readers, there are ways to watch Canada. For all your Canadian and international readers – yippee! Welcome to the site!
Until I'm able to view tonight's auditions episode myself, Malicious Mandy and AJ are sending me the music they've found.
Recap of Season 2 includes these songs:
Stars' "Your Ex-Lover Is Dead" –
BeeGee's "You Should Be Dancing" –
Open to Toronto – Ke$ha's "Tik Tok" –
Amanda Cleghorn interview: Train's "Hey Soul Sister" –
Aneal Ramkissoon:
Jenna Spier: Sarah McLachlan's "Possession" –
Ajamu Freezy Everlsey – J-Kwon's "Hood Hop" – (thanks to Mandy's husband, "the rap music master ha")
Yana Gorodjanova:
Roxanne Mignacco: Cascada's "Evacuate the Dancefloor" –
Sarah Vance: Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" –
Rodrigo Basurto: George (Nozuka)'s "I Wanna Love You" –
Shavar Blackwood: Marques Houston's "Hold N Back" –
Montage: Stereo's "Turn It Up Now" – didn't find on iTunes
Christian Cee Ancheta:
Caroline Holody: Duffy's "Mercy" –
Alvin Collantes:
Montage: Miley Cyrus "Party in the USA" –
Enisa Mulic: Pitbull's "You Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)" –
Bad Dancers Montage: Cobra Starship's "Hot Mess" –
Kirstie Kennan: Jason Mraz's "Details in the Fabric" –
Jonathan (JR) Roumain:
Dane Gulston:
Dwayne Boneless Gulston:
Charlene Hart: Enur ft. Natasja's "Calabria" –
Nisheeth Proshanti:
Jesse Weafer: Florence + the Machine's "Howl" –
Sexy Dancers Montage:
Matthew Waff:
Nina Strazzula: Michael Buble's "Feeling Good" –
Jennifer Abbey: Eve's "Tambourine" –
Andrew Chung: Run DMC's "It's Like That" –
Graem Goodhall: "I Can Make You Dance" – maybe DJ Cool's
Lisa Frias: Lamb "What Is That Sound," which isn't on iTunes, so try "Angelica" –
Patrizia Gianforcaro:
Montage of ticket winners: Cascada's "Evacuate the Dancefloor" –
Blake Boot Camp: The Black Eyed Peas's "Meet Me Halfway" –
Montage: Adam Lambert's "For Your Entertainment" –
Let us know if you know any of the missing songs!


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