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Badger Meter PC200 Industrial Process Controller
Designed for batching and filling any quantity as well as displaying total, accumulated total and flow rate
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- Ease-of-use with the numerical keyboard
- Ruggedness for its application with a robust enclosure, keyboard and proper mechanical relays
- Clear operator information: all relevant data can be monitored in one glance
- User-friendly installation with quality plug-and-play terminals; suitable for both AC and DC applications (standard)
- A wide range of inputs, outputs and functions for a broad fulfillment in many applications
- Count up or count down with end of batch at zero or at batch preset value
- Presettable time between batches for auto-recycle and number of batches to be run before shutdown
- Presettable setpoint and signal length for pre-warn output to control valve's first stage, sound alarm or control injection pumps.
- Non-volatile memory preserves all programmed information during power failure
- DC input for mobile installations or backup power
- Field-replaceable keyboard.
- Front panel or optional enclosure provides NEMA 4X (water tight and corrosion proof ) protection
- Self-test alerts of any internal failure
- Default sets all functions to factory programmed values
- Plug-in output relays
The Badger Meter PC200 is a microprocessor-driven process controller designed for batching and filling both small and large quantities, as well as displaying total, accumulated total and flow rate. Designed to interface with Badger's complete line of industrial flow meters, it totalizes, indicates and controls fluid flows. Many years of experience in the industrial market has allowed Badger Meter to incorporate features indispensable in the liquid batching and control operations.
The Badger Meter PC200 can scale input signals in the form of pulses from open collector transistors or dry contact closures to any unit of measure for totalization, instantaneous rate of flow indication and bidirectional batch counting. At the preset quantity a relay signal output can be initiated to control valves, motors, alarms, and other process control devices.
The PC200 offers a no-flow monitoring feature: if the flow meter fails to generate a signal during a certain period of time, the unit will shut off the control outputs and bring the batch controller in HOLD and alarm mode. A "NO FLOW" alarm message will display. Flow Rate Alarm If during a batch process the actual flow rate is outside the allowed range, a "LO RATE", or "HI RATE" alarm message will display, indicating the type of alarm: "LO RATE", "HI RATE".
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Kathryn Smith, Ph.D., is a Research Scientist at the Neuropsychiatric Research Institute. She received her B.A. in Psychology in 2008 from Macalester College, and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology in 2014 from Kent State University. She completed her predoctoral internship in the eating disorders and self-injury track at Alexian Brothers Behavioral Health Hospital, after which she completed postdoctoral fellowships in the eating disorders program at Rogers Memorial Hospital (2014-2015) and at the Center for the Treatment for Eating Disorders at Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota (2015-2016). She is interested in the assessment and treatment of eating disorders, including the use of ecological momentary assessment methods. Her primary interests include emotion regulation and co-occurring psychopathology in eating disorders and obesity.

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Press Reviews
Smt Anitha Guha
- Vikatan Magazine, 2019
Group Performance at Konark Festival 2013
Retrieving sunken spirits of viewers, though many had unfortunately left, was the brilliant Bharatanatyam recital of chiselled finish by dancers of Chennai's Bharatanjali under Anita Guha. Nobody could have realized the ordeal of the troupe – having to don their costumes and regalia in a moving train running and travelling by road from Khurda Road station to Konark to take the stage in one motion for the recital, sans any rehearsal on the large performance area. Immaculate group spacing, co-ordination, and beautifully profiled central Ardhamandali stance, involved half a dozen performers including a lone male dancer, losing themselves in the dance, exuding an aura, permeating the large space. After a fitting start for Konark with Suryashtakam in Bowli (music by Neyveli Santanagopalan), Swati Tirunal's "Bhavayami Raghu Ramam" followed as the varnam by the group performing without a cue missed. Following a crisp navarasa slokam, the Ramayana episodes unfolded, spirited Jatis linking the Saveri, Natakuranji, Dhanyasi, Mohanam, Mukhari, Poorvikalyani and Madhyamavati narrative sequences, with unimpeded flow in dance narrative. Each dancer donning a role for a fleeting moment gave it all the person had. Subtle aesthetics in dance treatment, with Rama's role carried with dignity by Pavitra Bhatt the male dancer, scenes like Sita's abduction, the breaking of the bow, exchange with the boatman Guha, the fleeting Setubandha scene with three dancers at the rear comprising the monkey sena with Rama, Sita and Lakshmana crossing the bridge in a line, emerged as flawless sequences - simplicity creating the impact. The Kapi Tillana provided a racy finale to an inspired programme with excellent music led by Anita Guha's nattuvangam.
- The Hindu, Leela Venkataraman, 12th Dec 2013
Group Performance at Dhauli Kalinga Festival 2012
"The celebrated Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer Anitha Guha from Chennai brought her versatile disciples and stole the show with excellent choreographic presentations. The group dances were well synchronized, movements arresting, dancers of equal heights, thematic presentation of Vedachala and other sacred sites of Tirupati temple woven in a flawless manner, dancers performing joyously with clean geometrical lines of Bharatanatyam. The concluding teermanams executed artistically showed Anita Guha's imaginative approach. The tillana danced by all in unison, offering a visual treat brought down the house. So different from dominating Kalakshetra bani, Anitha's Bharatanatyam style left an indelible impression. That the form of Bharatanatyam can offer such variety was an eye opener for many in the audience. Anitha Guha's works deserve to be watched in major national and international festivals. Though I have been watching dance for past forty years and more, it was only in January this year in the Music Academy's dance festival at Chennai that I saw her work and was impressed and wondered how I had missed her work! Now that I have seen her work twice in different venues, I look forward to watching her troupe in other national festivals.
- Narthaki, Sunil Kothari, 27th Dec 2012
"Very finished in the dancers' movements, with commendable synchronisation, Bharatanjali Trust from Chennai run by Anita Guha gave one of the really flawless performances of the festival in terms of presentation and planning of the programme. After the sprightly vandana to Muruga and Ganesh, the Ardhanariswara Tandava, presented by two dancers one behind the other, was superbly composed — the perfect coordination between the two dancers, with minimal gestural language reflecting the tandava/lasya contrasts in complementing attitudes. Kudos to Anita! The Annamacharya kriti followed by Tulsi Das' "Thumak Chalata" showed the animated performers getting involved in the mood of the items. From here on to a tillana in Kapi, the crisp programme with not a dull moment drew rousing applause".
- The Hindu, Leela Venkataraman, 28th Dec 2012
Hare Rama Hare Krishna
"Excellent footwork, gestures and quick execution of narratives held the interest of the audience throughout the recital….. The students gave ample scope to bhava in the sancharis….. TheGajendra Moksham episode, which was presented to perfection, earned the young dancers many laurels".
- The Hindu, LalithaSai, 20th Dec 2012
Parishvanga Pattabhishekam
"Vibrant journey of rasa and bhava….. The two-hour dance recital was an exceedingly structured combination of dramatics and Margam (narratives). All the dancers (32) exhibiting all aspects of abhinaya -- aangikam vaachikam, saaththvikam and aahaaryam -- turned each scene vibrant…..Anita Guha's voice intonation to bring out Lankini's fearful laugh deserves special mention here…..Next Lanka was perceived by Hanuman as one synonymous with riches and opulence. There was apt visualisation by the choreographer of the different types -- beautiful, ugly, tall, short, angry, calm, thin, fat and others -- of the rakshasis of Lanka…..Throughout the recital it was a sensitive journey of rasa and bhava all the while preserving the musical brilliance of the lyric and what stood out was Anita Guha's crisp and impressive choreography.
- The Hindu, Lalithasai, 16th Dec 2011
"Mythological spectacle….. Anitha Guha's latest is a melange of dance, drama and wonderful costumes…..As Hanuman rose to show his vishwaroopam, the other vanaras looked on in awe. The scene done with exemplary visualisation remained in the mind much after it was over…..All the rakshasas in their brown and black costumes and good bhava, brought alive the chapter from the Sundara Kandam done in the malleri format of choreography accompanied by lustrous music…..The costumes, the music, the good dancing and characterisation symbolised the appeal of the dance drama that she does so well…..She has been able to mould children to attain professional standards at an early age and many of them are also solo performers performing regularly in the December Season…..Giving equal importance to nritta and abhinaya….."
- Chennai Times, Chitra Mahesh, 30th Dec 2011
Mahadevam Mahasenam Bhaje
"The deep rooted religious aspect of our art form creates an eternal appeal and Anitha exhibited her skill by narrating such a theme in a crisp, catchy and impressive manner….. Anitha's management of the different aspects of the production deserves praise. The costumes, scenic arrangements and lights added the right note of dignity to the divine theme. Equal credit is to be given to the young dances who revealed remarkable talent and involvement…..Anitha's hardwork was evident in the scene of the 3 sets of six very young children who depicted the different stages of child muruga….. Training young people to do a neat job is by no means an easy task….. It was a joy to watch these children dance in gay abandon."
- The Hindu, Nandini Ramani, 29th Dec 2002
Perfection in sync, footwork, gestures with a rapid execution of the narrative holding the audience's interest all through, high editing skills, aesthetic stage management – all these and much more go into Anitha Guha's productions…..What draws one's attention, appreciation and applause is the dance(nritya) element in Anitha Guha's presentation….. Right from the tiny tots to the senior pupils, every single dancer delivers nothing but flawless footwork with adorable abhinaya and hastha mudras…..The jathi patterns as they dance their way into our hearts was distinctly different…..Shiva- Parvati nrityam was the Ardhanareeswaram, and to say it was superb would be an understatement. Exquisite stances and precision in movement marked their 'fused dance'. When there are so many dancing, there is bound to be repetitive adavu patterns, but not with her. Even the cute murugans who enter like little soldiers or display varied skills both in footwork and gestures that the audience watched them in rapt attention."
- The Hindu, R.K, 3rd Dec 2010
"Captivating show…..The fully packed hall was enthralled by the talent exhibited by the dance troupe…..Creative thinking was the highlight of 'Mahadevam Mahasenam Bhaje'…..Noteworthy were the adavus, gaits and abhinaya…..What stole the show was the ardhanari dance. Holding the right hand of Medha with her left hand Saatvika just half visible behind the petite Medha executed various adavus. The hands moved in such unison that it appeared as if it was only one dancer and not two….. The show, once again, underlined Anitha's competence in training young children….. The appearance of six Murugas and their union was a joy to watch….. Lyrics by P.R. Venkatasubramaniam, costumes, scenic arrangements and lights enhanced the theme of the ballet."
- The Hindu, Lalithasai, 10th Dec 2010
"Anitha Guha's dance-drama gets huge ovation in Hyderabad…..Her homestead was gratified to welcome her with a packed to the doors Ravindra Bharathi, an audience who came all prepared with water bottles to beat the heat, much ahead of time and made sure they stuck to their seats or they would lose it…..The attention to detailing in each of the frames, costumes, characterisation, use of props and intelligent support of lights, summed up the ballet as a visual treat…..The water bottles and the reserved seats did their job for the audience, as no one left until quarter past nine (two and a half hours almost) only to give this humble artiste a standing ovation…..A little chat with her reveals tha her ballets have run all over Chennai's sabhas and in auditoriums where videos had to be screened outside owing to the over crowding! Now that's what one would call true and its appreciation."
- Priya Raman, Hyderabad
Pada Kavitha Pitaamaha
"Synchronised steps to perfection….. The standing ovation and the 'ad interim' frequent applauses spontaneously awarded to Acharya Choodamani Anitha Guha was vibrant enough testimony of the appreciation for her dance ballet…..The concept was Anitha's, she was the choreographer and she did the nattuvangam….. There were dazzling- dozen sequences where several participants were involved….. The well chosen songs, all made it difficult to decide what was the best…..The blossoming lotus from which emerged Goddess Lakshmi, the Brahmotsavam scenes with the golden chariot, garuda and Seshavahanam, the nine alluring baby Krishnas, Hanuman's pranks are among those that deserve particular mention."
- Deccan Chronicle, R. Srinivasan, 13th Dec 2008
"Anitha Guha's dance-drama gets huge ovation in Hyderabad…..Her homestead was gratified to welcome her with a packed to the doors Ravindra Bharathi, an audience who came all prepared with water bottles to beat the heat, much ahead of time and made sure they stuck to their seats or they would lose it…..The attention to detailing in each of the frames, costumes, characterisation, use of props and intelligent support of lights, summed up the ballet as a visual treat…..The water bottles and the reserved seats did their job for the audience, as no one left until quarter past nine (two and a half hours almost) only to give this humble artiste a standing ovation…..A little chat with her reveals tha her ballets have run all over Chennai's sabhas and in auditoriums where videos had to be screened outside owing to the over crowding! Now that's what one would call true and its appreciation."
- Priya Raman, Hyderabad
"Choreography at its best…..'Pada Kavitha Pitaamaha' was an enthralling dance presentation by the students of Bharathanjali….. Anitha's prolific talent and rich experience in handling children made the show remarkable…..In the scene describing the seven hills, Anitha's choreography came to the fore. To show that Aadisesha himself had taken the form of a mountain, the students with movements made it look as though the hill was infested with snakes…..The backdrop effect was superb as Hanuman assumes Vishwaroopam…..The Rama- Ravana war and the nritta sequence that followed was rhythmic and drew a thunderous applause…..The contrast between how the Lord couls be magnificent and small in form was potrayed through five year old Keerthana…..The most delectable sequence was that created by nine Krishnas. The children dressed in the colours of the nine gems danced to perfection to the fast beat. Shefali Bahadur, six years, with her supple body made the audience go into raptures while executing the Kalinganardhanam….. It rained rhythm during the folk compositions….. All the youngsters in the ballet showed varying degrees of prowess. Neat movements and precise abhinaya were the highlights."
- The Hindu, Lalithasai, Dec 26th 2008
"Srinivasa Vaibhavam was the seemingly simple theme choreographed with a magic wand by Anitha Guha…..The picturesque presentation was replete with aesthetics and grammar of Bharathanatyam….. What made the dance ballet draw a standing ovation towards the end was Anitha's eye for detail. Her choice of the number of dancers at each juncture as the scene changed showed the in depth thought process that went to symbolise certain principal belongings that form a vital link to the verses…..The highlight of the song drama was Muddugare Yashoda wherein nine little Krishnas sashayed across the stage from the side wings. It was a wonderful piece of aesthetics to see these little ones drop on to the forefront from behind the scenes and dance in perfect sync. The jathis of these below 10 year-olds were executed with professional perfection…..The journey in aesthetics closed in the most majestic fashion with all the Tirumala Brahmotsavams….. The audience felt that Anitha Guha transported the divine spectacle of Tirumala to Ravindra Bharati….. Srinivasa Vaibhavam bears testimony to the fact that a visual art is great only when it reaches out in the real sense."
- The Hindu, R.K, 26th Mar 2010
"The hallmarks of Bharathanatyam guru Anitha Guha's disciples are an erect stance, clear mudras and energy…..Today with more than 120 students under her wing, she has become a trendsetter in presenting children with professional standard on stage…..Her productions have been so popular that the auditoriums had set up CCTV cameras for the rasikas to watch the show outside the main hall."
- The Hindu, Lalithasai, 25th Dec 2009
"Chitrangadha by Anitha Guha and her group was a heartwarming yet simplistic presentation…..Using bengali for parts of the drama was effective and the pathos came across…..Effective costumes and uniformally synchronised dancing ensured that this fast, jathi-based presentation did not lag."
- Deccan Chonicle, Chitra Mahesh, 5th Aug 2007
"Tagore's Chitrangadha, a welcome variation…..Of the many uniformly pleasing presentation, Acharya Choodamani Antha Guha's Bharathanjali troupe's ballet 'Chitrangadha' needs special mention….. Anitha, with the guidance of Manjulika Sen, supported by music add on by P.R Venkatasubramanium, presented manfully, the story of the princess, in two roles, effectively….. Anitha had taken special pains to present on stage the Bengali original suitably remixed with innovative Bharathanatyam-Kathak blend nuances."
- City Express, R.Srinivasan, 18th Aug 2007
Koodiyirundhu Kulirndelorempavai
"'Koodiyirundhu..' was a beautifully constructed edifice, whose foundation lay in the good music, good dance and aesthetic visualisation…..Whatever circumstance, the focus always remained soft and hence pleasurable…..The beautiful music and the add ons by Sri.P.R Venkatasubarmanium and Anitha, sung by the Padma Seshadri sisters and the dynamic choreography kept the show alive and pulsating…..Different tableau presented at the same time was an interesting concept well executed….. The young dancers, 33 of them, were well coordinated. They performed their favourite adavus of the profuction, the Kudhitha mettu adavus and the dhi dhi thais with energy. More importantly their role play was most convincing, irrespective of the size of the role."
- The Hindu, Rupa Srikanth, 11th Dec 2009
"Amply in evidence as the show opened, was the ebullient joy of the dancers, from tiny tots to young women, who performed in the efficient presentation, as well as the guru's adherence to the basics of classical dance…..It was a disciplined group whose energy was contagious…..Not just the neat entries and exits, but their attention to fundamentals of technique – such as a straight spine, the walk in which the heels are placed first, so typical of Bharathanatyam but largely ignored today, firmness of posture (Sthiratvam) and a deep square araimandi – signalled a a careful teaching process…..It was a calendar come to life."
- The Hindu, Anjana Rajan, 22nd Dec 2006
" The aesthetic production titles 'Koodiyirundhu Kulirndhelore Empaavaai ' was beautiful in every frame, aided by pleasing make-up and rich costumes…..The large audience of nearly a thousand, was held spellbound, by the 150 minute non-stop extravaganza…..Anitha has worked with Dr. Anantha Padmanabha Chariar's interpretation of Thiruppavai, with the entire exposition imbibing a profound feeling of Bhakthi…..The high point of the ballet was the hi-tech application of light and sound effects…..Vishnu in par kadal with the sea waves wafting, the moon effect, or the changing colours of Krishna, was technology at its best, in the promotion of culture. All this cannot take away the credit from the graceful and elegant dancing of each and every member of the twenty five member group, which in itself is a rarity when large troupes perform."
- The Hindu
Natrunai Aavadhu Namatchivayave
"The cosmic ballet…..The four episode presentation opened with a grand procession of the dance-lord of Chidambaram, Nataraja riding a gaily-decked of palanquin on the shoulders of his ardent devotees, chanting his name all the while. The sequence was truly impressive with nadaswaram, cymbals, pipes, flags, festoons, horses, elephants, with tiny tots Shefali and Kavya stealing the show….. Meticulous attention was paid to minute details…..The cosmic dance with five Sivas, displaying five divine aspects was dynamic…..All the 50 dancers proved to be excellent disciples. The credit certainly goes to guru Anitha."
- Deccan Chronicle, R. Srinivasan, 27th Dec 2005
"The life trials, betrayals and eventual redemption by the lord of prince charming Sundarar were pleasing potrayals…..The division of the stage into 3 parts each one alternately spotlighted sequentially served to unfold the story graphically….. The related manouevers, sancharis and jathis (Anitha's innovative choreography) were quite artistic and traditional.
- Indian Express, R.Srinivasan
Ramyam Hitham Natyam
"This show was originally scheduled for that evening at Krishna Gana Sabha. However due to technical glitches it could not be staged. Despite the handicaps (no lights, no props, no nothing), and improvised and make shift switches, the dance-drama did succeed eminently in keeping the large and hurriedly gathered audience impressed…. The concept was highly imaginative and the choregraphy was excellent…..The 'brihannala' episode was absolutely the best prize winner of all the six sequences."
- City Express, R. Srinivasan,
"Youngsters perform with professional touch…..Watching 'Ramyam Hitham Natyam', it was clear that Anitha Guha not only trains her students very well in the basics of Bharathanatyam but also elicits a professional level of performance from them…..The casting of roles was appropriate…..The dancers vied with each other in maintaining araimandi throughout the performance and there was neatness of execution in each one of them."
- The Hindu, Tulsi Badrinath, 31st Dec 2004
3 consecutive day performances at Shanmugananda Sabha, Mumbai
"It was a costume extravaganza with excellent settings and props…..The dancers including tiny tots who were used judiciously were extremely well trained and did their guru proud with their coordinated movements, good abhinaya and exceptional nritta, with every one of them maintaining perfect araimandi….. Kudos to Anitha Guha for the perfect training she hasgiven her students. Not once during the performances did one get the feeling that they were just students of various age groups. The experienced seniors as well as the raw beginners proved their metal at every step very professionally – a great asset to any guru.
- K. Subadra Murthy.N
Sada Venkatesam Smaraami Smaraami
"Enchanting ballet…..Anitha Guha of Bharathanjali trust is sure to receive the bountiful blessings of the Lord of Seven Hills, for her excellent presentation of the dance ballet 'Sadaa Venkatesam Smaraami Smaraami'…..Anitha's choregraphy of the ballet was very impressive…..She had taken enormous efforts to visualise several aspects of the ballet to make it a very lively and interesting mode of story telling…..Anitha Guha sang and conducted the show with utmost commitment and care…..The ballet had a clear scenic development. Noteworthy scenes were those of Ardhanari with the dancers exhibiting perfect coordination in a well conceptualised, creative piece….. It is heart-warming that Anitha has given opportunity to almost all of her disciples and made them have a feel of our divine treasure."
- The Hindu, Nandini Ramani,
"The choreography and imaginative inputs were commendable and evoked special appreciation at many places….. It proved that the quality of basic training in dance is an important deciding factor and advantage."
- Sruthi, Manna Srinivasan
"Can two cute live baby dolls and six invisible girls hiding in the garb of cows and cal steal thunder in a dance ballet? Anitha delights us with huge cast, each one of them making an indelible impact."
- Indian Express, R.Srinivasan,
Sarvam Shakthi Mayam Jagath
"Ardhanari was the highlight with the two dancers sharing every movement. Their perfect sync added beauty to the entire sequence. The choreography proved the genius of Guru Anitha Guha….. The credit of staging and conducting a more than 30 member team of young dancers goes in entirety to Anitha Guha….. Her vocal rendition with clear diction filled with bhava added to the success of the show."
- Lakshmi V.N, Indian Express,
Swagatham Krishna Saranagatham Krishna
"Young children had a rare sense of dignity and respect for the stage. Their entries and exits were seamless and very professional…. Kudos to Anitha Guha who has trained so many children who have such good sense of stage. The erect back, clean limb movement, clear mudras marked by joy and dignity and ecstatic vigour was a marvel in the dance drama….. The sense of fun and frolic while maintaining the Angasuddham was a treat."
- The Hindu, Devika,
Abhai showcases young talent
"Six students of Anitha Guha stunned the audience with their energetic performance of the Dashaavatharam."
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Vegetable juice tasted the best, and also possibly the most convenient for novices to begin with, is the carrot juice. It is additionally a great base for various other juices. It is very pleasant, something that could have run away notice somebody till he quits consuming (improved) sugar! Sugar ruin the taste, but once it has been eliminated from the diet plan, the refined flavors of healthy foods took off like in a harmony. Do not bother with your skin turning yellow. This will certainly not take place unless you take in a great deal of carrot juice, and even after that, it is not a harmful condition; as a matter of fact, it is a good thing! In contrast to prominent opinion, it is not the beta-carotene in the juice which transform the skin orange. It is poisonous and also lengthy bile launched from the body via the skin that gives the gamer the yellow or orange. Once these contaminants have actually been gotten rid of, the skin will certainly go back to typical shade does not matter just how much a person eats carrot juice. Consider it, has there ever before was turning brownish from drinking excessive coffee or coke?
Cabbage juice is a healthy beverage one more great, but the flavor was not also good so it could be much better combined with carrot juice. Some may require to develop a preference! Beetroot juice juicing very red and also tasty. A word of caution: do not fret if you utilize a "hygienic system" after you ingested beet juice. You do not bleed to death. If you experience red in stool or pee, most likely from the red right into bits. One ingredient that is healthy to try a combination of carrots, spinach, beetroot and dandelion juice. Depending on the proportion of each vegetable to make use of, you will certainly get a somewhat different preference, yet extremely delicious.
When it come to fruit juice, some different health experts have commented that because of naturally taking place high sugar content of natural fruit juice, they both ought to be weakened with distilled water, eaten in tiny quantities, or taken along with their fiber, as one would get by combining the fruit in the Vitamix. Others have commented that the energy saved by not needing to process the fibers running toward the healing as well as repair service of the body. Dr Pedestrian (that lived to be 118 years old) think that when food is juiced and fibers are separated, a lot of the contaminants are gotten rid of with fiber. Viewers must make their own choices. I tend to believe that when a person is discussing health problems living 118 years old as well as died of disease-free, he most likely understands what he is talking about. In any case, when in doubt, the numerous route generally smart.
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Last week, on far ends on the planet, two curious events occurred.
In Nigeria, nine women were killed by terrorists in the course of their duties trying to vaccinate children against polio.
In the United States, the Wall Street Journal published an editorial entitled "Rolling Back the War on Vaccines" detailing falling vaccination rates throughout the U.S. and Western Europe.
Why is this? Are American parents being threatened by radical Islamists if they take their kids to the doctor like their counterparts in Nigeria?
No, we have no need of terrorists to stop us from vaccinating our children. We are perfectly capable of inflicting that upon ourselves, thank you very much.
Nervous American parents, generally college-educated, middle-class and acting with the best of intentions, have been opting out of getting their children their required vaccinations are ever-increasing rates.
Washington is actually leading the country in opt-out rates, whereas Tennessee and Alabama are near the bottom. That the South is leading the country in a public health indicator is should be a tip-off that something odd is going on.
At the root of this trend is a mish-mash of discredited conspiracy theories involving Big Pharma and their willing accomplices in government and in medicine hiding or distorting the negative impact common vaccinations have on children's health. Central to this is the idea that vaccines are the cause of autism.
Let's make one thing extremely clear before going any further: there is no link between autism and vaccines and there never has been. The theory stems from a 1998 article published in a British medical journal which was later retracted because of numerous ethics violations on the part of the researcher. A study of some 12,000 (!) peer-reviewed articles published since the nineties on the topic failed to find any correlation between autism and vaccines. Another study of literally every child born in Denmark for seven years also failed to find any connection.
It has become so discredited at this point that most leading scientific organizations have concluded further studies on the topic are a waste of scarce research dollars. Yet the idea stubbornly hangs on and retains enough credibility that Congress held a hearing on the topic not too long ago that can really only be described as a national embarrassment.
The anti-vaccine crowd used to hold that thimerosal, an additive, had triggered the rise in autism rates. After it was eliminated in 2001 without the slightest effect on autism rates, the antivaxxers deftly changed course and asserted that the problem is actually that vaccines trigger a genetic cellular disorder in some children. It is surprising that they didn't get whiplash after how quickly they shifted positions.
It reminds one of the apocyrpochal story of the Marxist talking to a his capitalist friend who says, "Yes, yes, your ideas may be working very well in practice. But how well do they work in theory?" Empirical evidence and the anti-vaccine movement seldom come into contact.
Maintaining that the moon landing was faked or that the CIA killed JFK may be absurd, but people who hold such views are hardly endangering others. Entertaining conspiracy theories about vaccines, though, is another story.
Refusing to vaccinate your child is a profoundly selfish act because of the populations you are harming. Who, after all, relies on society's herd immunity? Newborns, children with serious medical conditions such as leukemia who cannot handle vaccinations, organ transplant patients on immuno-suppresents, and those in whom vaccines simply fail to work are some of the main affected categories.
A society that is willing to endanger the lives of children with leukemia because of something they read of the internet is a society that has some soul-searching to do. Diseases that were once virtually eradicated, such as whooping cough and measles, have been making comebacks in the industrialized world because of the breakdown in herd immunity and children are dying needlessly because of it.
If your life is threatened by terrorists for getting your child vaccinated, you may be better off not getting the shot. If that is not the case, though, you have no excuse.


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Victorian Industry Participation Policy (Local Jobs First) Amendment Bill 2018
Second reading
I am pleased to rise and make a contribution on the Victorian Industry Participation Policy (Local Jobs First) Amendment Bill 2018.
I welcome this legislation and the direction it takes.
The purposes of the bill are to provide for governance, compliance and enforcement of the policy behind the bill.
It requires reports to be made to Parliament regarding implementation and compliance, and it mandates local jobs wherever possible.
This is such an important thing for my electorate, because never before have we seen so many projects either getting underway or being about to get underway. I note, first of all, that the new Shepparton courthouse has recently been completed. It is a major five-storey building, which I can tell you, in the middle of Shepparton, really stands out. It is an excellent facility and, as a practising lawyer, I have been in the old one for many years and bemoaned the fact that it did not suit the purposes or the needs of the local community, the local legal profession or members of the judiciary who visit on a regular basis. It is wonderful to see that building completed.
Today the new Koori Court in Shepparton is being opened, and what a wonderful thing that is. We have actually had a Koori Court in Shepparton, but it was a very tiny little room that made it very difficult for families and all of those people who need to be in a courtroom during the hearing of a case to be present. The newer, bigger facilities, with the latest technology, are truly outstanding. That was a project where a certain amount of local content was required and was used.
There are many projects that have been funded during my short time in Parliament by working with the government of the day. The Shepparton district had suffered such neglect for such a long time across a whole range of areas. Just to start with, the redevelopment of Goulburn Valley Health, which is our major regional health service, has been funded for the first stage and the works are now underway. That is such an important project for our region. It had languished for years. There had been master plan after master plan on the table and lobbying to try to get the funds to make it happen, so I was very pleased when the government announced in its second budget the funding to proceed with the redevelopment of Goulburn Valley Health. Lend Lease have been awarded the contract for that, the overarching major contract for that project, and it has been a pleasure to meet with them and the project managers at the hospital to see the works commencing, and to be sure that local content is being used.
Over the course of the last three weekends the whole hospital has had to have its electricity supply shut down. Something like 18 major generators have been brought in to keep the hospital functioning. It is a major piece of work, and the electricity contractor that is doing that work is a big local Shepparton firm. It is so good to see that happening. It is a firm that employs apprentices.
Part of the mandate for the development of this hospital is also that there be a percentage of Indigenous employment. That is so important in my electorate because it has the highest Indigenous population outside of metropolitan Melbourne. We have very high unemployment rates. We still struggle with young people completing education and, on that note, I would just like to mention a college in Shepparton, the Academy of Sport, Health and Education. This was set up some time ago as a collaboration between the Rumbalara Football and Netball Club and the University of Melbourne, and it has taken young students on board, assisting them all the way through their secondary education and also through their engagement with the local TAFE college. There are young people now coming out of that college and taking up jobs in our communities. It is a project that is so well worth supporting.
I might add that just in relation to our Indigenous community, the government funded this year approximately $23 million for the Munarra Centre of Regional Excellence. That is to be a very big sporting, educational and cultural building. I have seen the plans for it and they are truly impressive. Schools such as the Academy of Sport, Health and Education will move into that facility when it has ultimately been built. It will hopefully develop sporting people throughout the region a bit along the lines of the Michael Long Learning and Leadership Centre in Darwin, which is there to promote sporting opportunities for young Indigenous people. I have not had the chance to visit the Michael Long centre, but I really look forward to an opportunity to do that just to get the feel of how that operates and how we might replicate the parts that will work in Shepparton as we go forward.
Shepparton Art Museum has been housed in the civic centre for a very long time, and while it is a very lovely gallery it is unable to do justice to what we have in our community. The basement there has one of the best ceramics collections in Australia, but so much of it is just hidden underground and not on display. There is funding for the new Shepparton Art Museum, which is going to be a multistorey building on the banks of Lake Victoria as you drive into town, and those of you have been into Shepparton will know that as you drive in from Melbourne, on the left is Victoria Park Lake, which is a very beautiful part of our environment, with walking tracks and indigenous flora and fauna. On the edge of the lake the old Shell service station has now been demolished, and we are about to see the commencement of the new Shepparton Art Museum, which will be an absolute treasure and will give the old gallery the opportunity to actually bring out and display this incredible collection that we have. It is something that will cater to the whole community, with a whole range of coffee shops. There will be an Indigenous area, and there will be all these opportunities to display what we truly have in our collections in the Goulburn Valley.
Three hundred and fifty-six million dollars has now been invested in the upgrade of the rail between Shepparton and Seymour. I know all of you in this place have heard me go on and on and on about that for a very long time. It was a passion of mine long before I came to the Parliament to try and improve our rail services from what were four old, shabby services a day on the 1960s classic fleet of trains, which we will still have for a few years before we get the VLocity trains, but the work had to be done on the tracks before we could ask the government, really, to deliver the next stage, which will be the trains. That has very much been seen as part of the overall project. There are something like 58 level crossings between Shepparton and Seymour. Many of those will have to be rationalised and dealt with, but there will be a passing loop for freight trains, so our passenger train can go through, and a stabling at the Shepparton station for the trains to be able to park overnight, leading to nine return services a day. Again, this is such a great opportunity for local contractors to be able to engage in so much of the work that will be undertaken — local content, local work and local young people having job opportunities.
We saw youth unemployment as a real issue in the years before I came to this place. Together with the new Shepparton education plan and all these works that are being undertaken, there is a real opportunity for much greater employment. I hope we will attract many more people to come and live in a place like Shepparton. It is the fifth largest regional centre in Victoria and is truly a wonderful place to live and has a lot to offer, cheap housing included.
A Shepparton bypass has received some funding to undertake some of the basic work that will be needed to plan and go forward. That will mean the building of a second river crossing. That is something that I will, if re-elected to this place, work very hard with the government of the day to see happen, because it is a major project of about $300 million to get highways built and to bring in that second river crossing, which is so important. We only have one major river crossing between the east and west, and when it comes to fire, ambulance and emergency services, that becomes a real issue for us. So to have that river crossing for convenience but also for our emergency services will be excellent.
I believe that an industry participation office is going to be set up in Shepparton, and I am really pleased about that because with all of these projects underway to have our own office in Shepparton, working with contractors to help them gain work, is wonderful.


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From Fat Flush to the First Lady of Nutrition
Learn more about Ann Louise from this Mindful Mavericks Magazine article…
"Continually breaking new ground in traditional and holistic health, Ann Louise is a top nutritionist who is internationally recognized as a pioneer in dietary, environmental, and women's health issues. I learned about Ann Louise's work over a decade ago when I was searching how to detox from the Standard American Diet that was when I discovered her book, The Fast Track One-Day Detox Diet. My husband and I both followed the book and felt AMAZING. We had never realized before how toxic our bodies were and how much food controls your energy levels.
Ann Louise is truly an inspiration when it comes to living vibrantly and growing a business through all the industry changes over the course of her 40 year career. Read Ann Louise's incredible story below…
Tell us about your business – what's your mission; your soul's purpose and why you created your wellness business or service?
For more than 40 years, my career has
I think in many ways my mission -which has so significantly shaped my business – actually found me! It most dramatically revealed itself through a classroom experience I had at Teachers College, Columbia University where I was studying for my master's degree in nutrition. I remember my professor relaying a story that goes something like this:
A gentleman goes out for a walk on an extremely dark evening and arrives at his destination, only to find he has lost his wallet somewhere along the way. He immediately retraces his steps and starts looking for the wallet under the lamppost, where there is light. But he is unable to find his wallet because he had lost it in the dark, where the light didn't reach. The moral of the story is the answers you are searching for are out there somewhere; you just have to look in the right places that haven't yet come to light.
This simple by eloquent metaphor really inspired the trajectory of my future career. I always made it my "business" to find solutions in the uncharted territory when it comes to health. I've devoted my career to searching for answers where there is none by tapping into the underlying root causes of disease whether they are physical, mental, emotional, spiritual or environmental.
In this day and age, we have to become kitchen chemists and health detectives to put our finger on the trigger behind the
I am also a firm believer that regardless of your genes, your biology is not your destiny. You can override your genes through the new science of Epigenetics. So, regardless of what you may have inherited or your inherited tendencies toward diabetes, heart disease, cancer or Alzheimer's, with the right diet, the right thoughts, the right exercise routine and the right stress relief, you can mitigate, control or reverse most outcomes.
In my business, which includes the writing of health books and personal consultations, as well as being a brand ambassador for several companies, I try to combine the best of both worlds – both traditional and alternative. I use the most current, non-invasive evidence based testing, like DNA stool tests, Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis and Adrenal Panels to assess a variety of issues. I also may suggest a thorough evaluation of toxic environmental contaminants in the home and work place where
Tell us about your journey and your story….what got you to this point today?
There were four incredibly remarkable women who got me to where I am today in my evolving journey.
The most important of these was a woman whom I never actually met – my paternal grandmother, Anna. She was the woman I was named after. From what I heard growing up, she was a very kind, eloquent and gracious lady. She died at the age of 42 from a mysterious illness with circumstances that were most unusual at the time – but certainly not today. As the story goes, this robust woman went on vacation with my grandfather to the Catskill Mountains in New York one summer. She returned with some type of virus or bacterial infection that the doctors could not identify, let alone successfully treat. She went from doctor to doctor suffering from joint pain, brain fog and neurological symptoms.
In those days no one could find the underlying cause of her malady. One very poignant recollection stands out in my memory that was related to me by my father. My father told me that one day he came home early from school with his little brother and went up, as usual, to their second-floor tenement in New York City. They searched high and low for their mother, only to find her on the roof ready to jump off because she was feeling so desolate, depressed, and hopeless. She was clearly at the end of her rope and, in her despair and
When I finally heard this story as an adult, from my dad, it seemed to underscore my passion to help people who were suffering and in distress. I feel that being my grandmother's namesake gently guided my life's purpose to uncover the underlying root cause of illness or weight loss resistance. Knowing the cause could help set people free.
My grandmother's name – which means 'devotion' in Hebrew – was a foreshadowing of my own destiny. My soul's purpose prompted me to rewrite the rules of nutrition so that everyone in our modern day toxic environment might find hope, empowerment and ultimate wholeness.
The second most important woman came into my life unexpectedly when I was at Connecticut College as a sophomore. I remember going into the cafeteria in the wee morning hours of a very cold wintry morning after pulling an all-nighter studying. I was truly exhausted but not tired enough to overhear two coeds enthusiastically talking about a book called Let's Get Well by Adelle Davis. At that time – during the late '60s and early '70s, Adelle Davis was a lone voice in the nutritional wilderness writing about healing with a variety of vitamins and minerals and how to overcome stress.
I immediately went out and bought all of her books, I started integrating everything she wrote about. I
The third woman who was most helpful along my journey was Linda Clark. She was a very prolific author who wrote for Keats Publishing. Shortly after my discovery of Adelle Davis, I began picking up Clark's books, which were very cutting edge and avant garde back in the day. She seemed to have a pulse on all the areas of health that I never even considered or heard about to be important for personal healing. She introduced me to topics that expanded my health horizons:
I remember staying up late at night in those early years reading as many of her books as possible, books like Color Therapy, Get Well Naturally, Are You Radioactive? How to Protect Yourself, Know Your Nutrition, and others. I especially enjoyed all the alternative therapies and modalities that she reported on to heal the most common diseases of the day. At that time, hypoglycemia was trending as well as adrenal burn out.
My last mentor was
She was also the reason I that I couldn't eat out in restaurants for over two years. This was after I learned about all the parasites and worms
How are you changing the face of healthcare and/or the wellness industry? How do you create, innovate or break the rules in healthcare?
I was privileged to be exposed to the writings of early pioneers and innovative healers who paved the way for me. They inspired me to try to change and raise awareness in healthcare through my books. My books track my journey and personal discoveries and revelations over the past 4 decades of my career.
Many years before the Paleo, Keto, and Vegan diet trends, I wrote how obesity and diabetes were caused by a lack of the right type of fat and an excess of the wrong kind of carbohydrate. This was the premise of my very first book, Beyond Pritikin in 1988, which became a best seller and established me as a "nutritional heretic" because I dared to question the high carb,
Always a believer and staunch supporter of health freedom, in the early 1990s I spearheaded a rally in Santa Fe, New Mexico prompted by pending legislation to expand the power of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to regulate dietary supplements. My "Health Warrior Freedom Rally" caught the attention of US Representative Bill Richardson who became a strong advocate for the passage of the Dietary Supplement and Health Education Act (DSHEA legislation).
Before the current awareness of gluten, I wrote about its many perils and discussed the blood type theory and metabolic typing in 1997, boldly proclaiming that one diet may not be right for
Thanks to my early training with extraordinary women healers, I became a committed crusader for women by offering natural solutions to menopause and perimenopausal symptoms in my
In my Guess What Came to Dinner? Parasites and Your Health I sounded the alarm about the "uninvited guests" lurking in food, water and daycare
In the early
In 2005, I had the opportunity to appear on 20/20 which featured my Fast Track Detox Diet, a book that presented the relationship between weight gain and toxins in the environment, a concept which foreshadowed the science behind "obesogens" that is coming to the forefront today.
In 2010, I led the early charge against the hidden biological hazards of cell phones,
In 2016, I was greatly
"Your efforts, through your books, public presentations and media appearances, have organized and transformed the way we view diets and how the body utilizes hormones. Your advocacy for freedom of choice in health matters made major contributions in the options available to all of us today. For your passion and dedication to health and nutrition, we recognize your outstanding achievements in the field of health, nutrition and especially health education. We salute you and extend our gratitude to you as Humanitarian Extraordinaire!"
What personal and professional legacy or impact do you want to leave on the world?
What means the most to me is to empower people to take their health back into their own hands. I want to leave the world with a message of hope and healing. There is a way. There is an answer. You simply may not be looking in the right place. And you may have to do an inventory of every aspect of your life and figure out where the dysfunction or imbalances are occurring by being brutally honest with yourself. I believe that most disease is your body, mind or spirit calling out for some type of realignment.
In your opinion, what is the most significant factor in healing or overall wellness?
I believe the most important factor in healing and overall wellness is a miracle mindset. Set your mind and heart on doing whatever it takes to get yourself healthy and stay well. What everyone needs to understand is that you can't go back to the lifestyle, thoughts, and ways of thinking that made you sick in the first place. Sometimes you just have to make a radical change and shift courses.
I am a big believer that persistence is the key. You make the commitment to yourself to be healthy and stick with it no matter the cost. Because I can assure you, the cost of being sick is much higher than the cost of prevention. Stay the course and don't give up! One of my
"Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent."
What do you wish people realized when it comes to their health or about the wellness industry?
Let me answer this by sharing a saying I used for decades when I completed my presentations. It goes like this: "Health is the greatest gift to mankind. Health is that which we use up for the first 60 years of our lives to obtain wealth, after which we use up our wealth to try to recapture our health!" So, remember when it comes to your health, nobody cares more about your body than you do. You need to invest in yourself and make your health a priority. Put yourself on top of your "to do" list! It's so much easier to prevent disease than it is to cure it, but
The best thing I can tell somebody about the wellness industry is to establish yourself as a trendsetter, not a trend follower. Web and social media marketing
I try to keep a balance between the wisdom that was passed on to me by my mentors – all of whom were masterful healers, and what
How long did it take you to reach important milestones in your wellness business?
And, what has really helped you move the needle in making your vision a reality?
My mission keeps finding me. It also keeps reminding me of my true path North again and again. I went from Connecticut College to
I think what has helped me move the needle most is being very self-directed and self-motivated. I was blessed with many outstanding role models in my formative years, and especially on the home front. My father, even when he retired, had three jobs instead of four! So, I've always known the value of hard work. My mother, up until her early 80s, was a religious schoolteacher and the president of a multitude of volunteer organizations. Both parents were always working, yet extremely devoted to our family.
I live by the principle that you don't strike when the iron is hot – you strike until the iron is hot. So, thanks to my early teachers, I have been aware of many of the alternative trends and modalities in healing, so this became second nature to me when the world finally caught up to holistic medicine.
Tell us about the start-up scares: Was there a moment where you ever seriously contemplated giving up?
I can honestly say that I never seriously contemplated giving up. I've always believed that opposition was a sign that I needed to change course, or the timing just wasn't right. When I've been challenged or mischaracterized by conventional, traditional or more mainstream professionals, I regard this as a sign I must be doing something right.
Did you ever fail or make a substantial mistake in business or organization? Any serious challenges? How did you overcome and resolve it?
Yes, I have had many challenges throughout my career. The first came early on after I graduated Columbia University. I became the Chief Nutritionist for the Pediatric Clinic at Bellevue Hospital. Basically, to make a long story short, I was called on the carpet and ultimately fired for saving a little boy's life. A mother came to me one morning after prayer and said that she was led into my office at the WIC Clinic at Bellevue. The mother tearfully told me that she had a little boy that was very sick and receiving chemotherapy. I said I thought I could perhaps help her find a nutritional adjunct to what she was doing and immediately contacted my mentor,
My employer, however, had a different view. I was told by the medical director of the clinic that I had "some nerve" going outside of hospital boundaries. Bellevue Hospital was a conventional medical
Well, to say the least, I learned a lot from this situation. I learned I couldn't satisfy my life's calling to find the root causes of disease within a paradigm that excluded evidence-based/non-toxic answers that work. The test didn't lie, and the treatment worked, but it wasn't their established protocol. If the little boy had continued their treatment, I'm not sure he would have lived through it.
For a year after
What action has the most impact that you've taken to reach your goal/s?
Well, first and foremost I learned to listen…to Higher Management and to my mother! After a short time into my stint in the public health field as a bilingual WIC nutritionist back in Connecticut, after leaving Bellevue Hospital, I was growing frustrated with the apathy toward change regarding the high saturated fat, high sugar, and low
Knowing how conservative and traditional Uncle Jack was in terms of diet, I was surprised and intrigued by his interest in these unusual foods. When I questioned him, he told me he had placed himself on the Pritikin diet—the ultimate low-to-no fat, high carb diet of the day. The purpose was to help balance his blood sugar, and it was working – he was having excellent results controlling his adult-onset diabetes. He felt better than he had in the previous twenty years!
I became familiar with the diet several years earlier when I read Nathan Pritikin's first book, Live Longer Now. I was impressed with the positive results Pritikin reported that his diet and exercise plan had on the management of
But it was my mother who got me to take the first step. She told me I should get in touch with Pritikin and see if they had a job opening on the East Coast. She inspired me and got me excited. I compiled a very detailed resume in which I carefully expounded on every job and experience I ever had and wrote it in such a way that my resume would stand out from the rest.
Much to my surprise, several weeks later, I received a phone call from the personnel manager at the Pritikin Longevity Center who asked me if I was planning to come to California because the
As the director of Nutrition at the Pritikin Center, I was very much a part of the growing self-help health movement that was sweeping the country. This led me to ask questions, and my perspective on nutrition was changing as I was learning to embrace the leading edge of a new emerging science behind nutrition. This questioning has shaped the entire rest of my career and led me to meet my goals – and my calling – to help others find the root causes of their diseases and symptoms and truly heal.
What would you tell your younger/earlier self about following your dreams?
I was very blessed to have good role models, but have always taken myself a bit too seriously. I would tell my younger self to lighten up and live a little. It's progress that's important not perfection, and what's worth doing may not be worth over-doing. You'll live to see your dreams truly fulfilled without being perfect or taking yourself so seriously.
What's the best piece of business or personal advice YOU'VE ever received?
To identify what I really wanted as my heart's desire and go for it. I knew with my teaching, speaking and religious background, I needed a larger platform where I could lecture and have
What's the #1 piece of advice you would give a new Wellness professional who really wants to make an impact
My advice is to learn everything about functional/integrative medicine. It is especially important to learn to read blood tests accurately, but not by looking at what is the norm; rather look at what is optimally healthy – where the functional medicine values lie. I would tell
What does a typical work day look like for you?
I have staff in three times zones, and I live in the Pacific Northwest, so I'm up early and on the phone. I take ¼ teaspoon of scalar salt, drink warm lemon water, have last night's dinner leftovers for breakfast, and get to work at my standing desk. I'm very disciplined, both in my work and with my personal health. I have a wonderful group of people supporting me in what I do. Once they all have what they need for their work day, I do my rebounding, then it's time for writing – any book edits or blogs that need to be written are done. I also make time for lunch and dinner and am blessed to have a wonderful personal chef who creates many of my Fat Flush recipes with
Stevie Wonder or The Beatles? (this, I personally must know.)
Both are very talented for sure, but for me, as one who grew up and knew every lyric that the Beatles ever wrote, I would have to defer to The Fab Four!
Ann Louise Gittleman is an award-winning New York Times bestselling author of over 30 books on health and nutrition including The New Fat Flush Plan, Before the Change, Guess What Came to Dinner, and Why Am I Always So Tired? She has helped to formulate some of the most cutting-edge supplements for her distributor, UniKey Health Systems, including a Copper-Free Female Multi(for hormone balance), a parasite cleansing kit, a yeast cleansing formula, and Bile Builder (for those without a gallbladder or with a sluggish metabolism).
As one of the world's foremost experts in functional and integrative medicine, Ann Louise holds an M.S. in Nutrition Education from Columbia University, has the title of Certified Nutrition Specialist (C.N.S.) from the American College of Nutrition and a


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Missouri Employers Mutual is a worker's compensation insurance company in Missouri. The company has more than 12,000 members and is known for providing quality health insurance services
- Website: http://www.mem-ins.com/
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- Telephone Number: 1-800-442-0593
- Founded: 1995 (25 years ago)
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Missouri Employers Mutual is a worker's compensation insurance provider based in Missouri. The company covers all the 600 National Council on Compensation Insurance classes. Based in Columbia, Missouri, the insurance company has its offices located in Kansas City, Springfield, St. Louis and Springfield.
Missouri Employers Mutual has more than 12,000 members and has an A.M. Best rating of A-
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Step 2-Click 'iNet Login'
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The birds
are praising
the beginning of the day
in the prisons
thousands of men
are being tortured
dreaming of a better world
The law is a virus
infecting the system
The law will get you
and brainwash your brain
The law will make you
a slave and sell you
to the highest bidder
The law, The law,
The law will eat your sons
your baby's brain
HAIL to the name of the Law
Stop !
Documents !!
Against the wall !!!
They will rape your wife
your daughter
They will incarcerate you for life
under penalty of being suspicious
of wanted to be free
to make your own life
I'm not talking about assassins
or rapists
I'm talking about people
that their own fault
was to want to make the world
a better place for you and me
Let's stop humilliation
Let's take control
over our lives
Let's make the world
a green and clean place
for our sons.


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Directions & Parking
- Take 64E to 264E.
- Take Exit 22 (Birdneck Road).
- Turn right at the bottom of the exit ramp.
- Turn left on General Booth Blvd.
- Ocean Breeze Waterpark is located at 849 General Booth Blvd. on your left-hand side. Look for Hugh Mongous, our 45' greeter!
All parking is FREE at Ocean Breeze Waterpark
The parking lot is located past the main entrance to the park, halfway down Ocean Breeze Parkway. Trams are also available to help you breeze your way into the park.


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Over the past year or so I've been slowly adding to my essential oil collection. (Though I have a rather bad memory about what I've already purchased and keep buying citrus.) My latest purchase: jasmine. Taking inspiration from Philosophy's annual perfume dedicated to l'amour I created my own romantic homemade perfume.
There is something so romantic about jasmine's soft floral scent. It always reminds me of the evening Mark and I spent dancing at a Pakistani wedding party. Decorated with marigold and jasmine garlands and flickering candles it was the perfect romantic setting.
And in a bit of a fortuitous craft fail, I made solid lotion bars! Turns out it is super easy to make both solid perfume and lotion bars with a bit of oil and beeswax.
Supplies needed:
- 2 tablespoons almond oil
- 2 tablespoons beeswax
- 6 drops jasmine essential oil (Note: Jasmine oil is super expensive. It's a pretty fragrant oil so an absolute in oil will still give you plenty of scent for a fraction of the cost. I find it impossible to get exactly '2 drops' but don't stress. Just go slow because some oils, like clove, will quickly overpower.)
- 2 drops clove essential oil
- 2 drops vanilla essential oil
- Clean containers. The cute conversation hearts are from Michaels.
How to make solid perfume:
Step 1
Pour the oil into a small container. (I infused my almond oil with dried lavender awhile back if you're wondering what those little pieces are. I don't think it added much to the scent.) Then add the essential oils – slowly! – and stir together.
Step 2
Slowly heat the beeswax in a double boiler. When completely melted combine it with the oil and quickly transfer to a clean container.
Step 3
Let the mixture sit until it hardens – you can put it in the freezer to speed things up. To apply, rub with your finger to soften slightly and apply to skin.
Want Solid Lotion Bars Instead?
If you're solid perfume is too, well, solid, then congrats! You've made a lotion bar! Having the patience to measure is not my forte, and on my first attempt I added too much beeswax. When it hardened, the perfume fell right out of the container. So if you want to do that on purpose (and you should!) just increase the amount of beeswax by about a tablespoon.
Rub the solid lotion between your hands for a lovely scented moisturizer. The sweet floral jasmine scent is nicely balanced with the spicy clove and warm vanilla. You can also experiment with adding rose, patchouli or even citrus oils.
What is your favorite romantic scent? Last year I tried out a 'man magnet' body oil spray, and it was the perfect spicy scent for cold temps.
Photos by Ana Stanciu60


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Cities with worst crime, do not enforce federal gun laws
Big cities with tough gun laws, do not prosecute criminals who use illegal guns. Any guesses why? The radical leftist mayors of these big cities are creating their own crisis, so they can continue to clamor for more gun laws. The more crime, the more they can justify their ridiculous and draconian ways of stealing the rights of law abiding citizens. This is further evidence that it is not about guns, it is about stealing our freedom. The leftist mayors don't care about crime, they use crime and illegal gun activity to further their agenda. These leftist mayors exploit the death of innocent people at the hands of criminals who don't belong on the streets. Obama and Holder are implicit too, because these are federal laws being broken and not enforced. The old marxist saying:"Never let a good crisis go to waste."
Click here to read how the big cities do not enforce gun laws.


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Posted April 30, 2011
Tonight, under duress from my husband, I watched Britain's Got Talent. I would rather stick pins in my eyes than have to do this again next week.
The first series seemed gloriously funny; all those eccentric Brits plucked from obscurity and given their chance to take centre stage (and that's just the judges). But now that I've cottoned on to the format, the show has lost all its lustre.
I know that first out will be the bizarre exhibitionists. Tonight this included a middle aged man who whipped off his trousers to paint a picture with his underpants and a young girl with a snake draped around her neck who recited poetry. The judges said no to the middle aged stripper but decided to risk child asphyxiation live on air by putting the young girl and her reptile through to the next round.
Just as I'm thinking that waterboarding would be a preferable option to this torture, they bring on the 'last chance to hit the big time' act. Herbie Armstrong fitted this bill to a tee. He's the 66 year old pub landlord who treated us to a painful rendition of one of his own compositions. I don't care how much the studio audience was rooting for him. For me, there was a very obvious reason he missed the big time – his voice!! Surely Herbie must, by now, have detected the drop in takings on the nights he performs for his customers?
As always, the best was left to last. And this week it turned out to be Ronan Parke singing a Nina Simone song. I wasn't expecting that choice from a 12 year old boy. But hey! And he certainly belted it out. He won a standing ovation from both the audience and the judges; his parents looked so proud of themselves (I mean him).
Louis Walsh was standing in for David Hasselhoff as a judge this week. His verdict for most of the acts was, "I don't get it". I don't either Louis!
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Kate Middleton dreamt that she turned up naked for her wedding. Obviously.. >>> more
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The weather is glorious and we're eating outside for the first time this year... >>> more
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One of the most comprehensive professional development programs in Dane County is at United Way
What is the Loaned Executive Program?
United Way of Dane County offers professional growth and development opportunities through the Loaned Executive Program. Loaned Executives work as an extension of the United Way team for four months and finish the program with a fresh, new set of high demand skills including business planning, customer relationship management, public speaking, and a deeper understanding of the communities needs.
Who is a Loaned Executive?
A Loaned Executive is a self-starter with potential for growth, a role model and a highly enthusiastic individual. Successful Loaned Executives are skilled in analyzing diverse challenges, problem solving, project management and teamwork, and have an interest in building a personal and professional network.
"I can't thank UW Credit Union enough for the opportunity to give back to our community by being loaned to United Way for this year's campaign. I have grown my leadership, problem-solving, and business planning skills to take back to my employer while building a network of like-minded individuals across the county. The program offered a hands-on approach to grow both personally and professionally. This has been a challenging, rewarding, and life changing experience and I am grateful for the opportunity to make a real impact in people's lives. I loved my time as a loaned Executive for United Way!" – Brandon Day, Branch Manager, UW Credit Union, 2018 Loaned Executive
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We all know there is fun to be had in the aisles of Wal-Mart. But they had to get there somehow. Let's check out the parking lot. 😆
~Steve~ H/T hujonwi
~Steve~ H/T hujonwi
Didn't see Fred Flintstone's vehicle….
WOW! Just Wow. I'm speechless….
You just have to love the people who do these funny things. The world would be so dull without them. I see a little bit of genius gone awry in some of these pictures. <3 Happy day to each one of you!
Wow! I want to say something…
Guess Jerry Springer still has an audience.
I am so very pleased to see native [?] ingenuity applied in ways I could NEVER have imagined. As for a favourite, well when there are SO many to choose from, it's VERY difficult, but #3 and #9 could be the tops.
The parking lot at the WalMart on Skibo Rd in Fayetteville, NC, after 8:00pm was where the action was in town… and that's not saying much.
Hell NO! That's saying a LOT!
Who could imagine so much first class crapola would be assembled BY CHANCE on any parking lot anywhere?
Amazing, simply AMAZING!!
1, 4, & 5 are disgusting!
Thank you Steve for this great post. Wow! Amazing!


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Chimney Work
All pictures are thumbnails. You can click on any picture to get a
full sized version.
Out of the three chimneys, we were fortunate
enough to have one almost complete one as a
guide to rebuild the other two. The two damaged
ones were mainly suffering from someone pulling
the tops off to steal the bricks. Two of the
chimneys had settled a couple of inches down and
out away from the house, and tilted out about 3 to 4
inches at the shoulder. After our restorations, with
new footings, they didn't budge a hair through the
earthquake a few years ago. Not only were the
chimneys jacked back up to proper height, but
were shoved back into proper position against the
house. Finished Chimneys are 43 feet tall.
different places, so we could mix and come close to the originals without having to hand
make replacements. One of the three batches was soft interior bricks, from a partial
interior brick wall in the basement, that we had refired to a higher temperature. Those
came out to be exact matches since they probably came out of the same molds as the
rest of the brick on this house. Lime mortar was used from Virginia Lime Works, and they
did a remarkable job of matching the original mortar color. Each course of the stack had
to have bricks cut so the course would work out to the right dimensions without irregular
head joints. Stack courses were selected for color on the ground, and reset up on the
scaffolding, being transported up in the "suitcase" we made to size each course.


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Minimum Industry Standards (MIS)
The Minimum Industry Standards are a series of publications that describe and clarify industry consensus on safe and current skills, techniques and equipment used in arboriculture and vegetation management.
Get your copy of the Minimum Industry Standards. Order Online
Each Minimum Industry Standard (MIS) was developed by Arboriculture Australia in partnership with the state and territory arboricultural industry groups, and with the help of the leading technical experts on each subject from Australia and around the world.
Each MIS is subject to periodic review: a group of subject matter experts and industry representatives will review each document, collate the feedback received and make any necessary changes. Minimum Industry Standards will also be revised in response to changes in the regulatory environment, to the revision of other applicable standards, or to industry feedback.
The Minimum Industry Standards project is the first time in history that our industry has come together to discuss and agree on peer-reviewed current and safe techniques for arboricultural work tasks. This has been acheived by having sound national dialogue about techniques for conducting all facets of arboricultural and vegetation management tree work. Each MIS ensures that correct advice is being desseminated. Over the coming years the MIS project working group will complete many more MIS publications to ensure industry practitioners across Australia have sound minimum standards to work with.
What if I have a better way of doing a particular work task?
- Sharing information about how other tree workers have solved particular work problems is a key outcome for the MIS process. If you have a better way of conducting one of the work tasks discussed in a MIS, then please get in touch via the contact details below to share your information.
- The MISs are living documents that are owned by the arboricultural and vegetation management industries - they will be revised regularly whenever safer or more efficient work methods are adopted by the industry. Any suggestions for improvements of the MIS documents are welcome - if you have a better way of performing a task, please let us know, and help to share your expertise with other industry practitioners.
How should the MISs be used in training and assessment?
- A key outcome for the production of national MIS documents is their use to support training aligned to the arboriculture and vegetation management industry sector‑specific units of competency.
- The industry consensus of the benchmark of competence in a work task is defined by the relevant MIS.
Will the MISs be available in an electronic format?
- Yes: work has begun on developing a user-friendly platform for electronic delivery of the full suite of MIS documents, along with instructional videos, summary sheets and other supporting content.
- Although the MISs will eventually be available in both print and electronic formats, it is important to ensure that the electronic delivery is smooth and problem-free. No planned date for delivery of the MISs in their electronic format has yet been determined.
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Sacred Theater Videos
Everyone who has been enculturated into a western mind set, literally has no reference points in which to receive this sacred theater transmission. In Aesclepios in Greece for example, people had to pass certain prior initiations in order to be allowed to witness archetypal sacred theater. So what is necessary to prepare yourself to receive this, is to meditate to get as expanded as possible energetically to open to receive this archetypal frequency offering directly as a soul or Essence Self. (You would also be served in sending your critical mind on vacation!) If you watch it solely with your ego/mind, you will just end up turning it off.
"The Weaver: A Stitch in Time" was recorded in 1999 in a ceremonial context in low light at night, which when combined with the archetypal energy that was happening, created an almost hallucinatory experience. So let go of needing to see it clearly, like a modern film, as it is coming from the darkness of the Mystery in the Divine Feminine. Even if you just close your eyes and feel the frequency of the words that are being spoken, it can still have an effect on your consciousness.
Archetypal sacred theater requires a different kind of listening… that entails staying on your consciousness surfboard in the present moment, while allowing the frequency of the transmission to penetrate you, rather than trying to mentally track and "understand" it.
If you wish to read the transmission BEFORE you see this video in preparation to more fully receive it, it is from the original manuscript of The Alchemy of Ecstasy from the Invocation to the Weaver."A Stitch in 9 Saves Time" (The Alchemy of Ecstasy is the parent work and the holographic transmission from which The 13 Moon Oracle was distilled. http://holographicgoddess.com )
I wish to deeply acknowledge the courageous archetypal Sacred Theater actors who took this project on and did such a brilliant job of a very difficult archetypal offering. Thank you and kudo's to Bootzie Spilsbury, Demian Spilsbury, Kore Taylor , Adam Wright and Angie Zawada.
Finally, if you only want to watch the actual sacred theater, "The Weaver: A Stitch in Time" begins at about 33:33! The invocation of the Weaver archetype before it, starts at about 27:00. In the first 26 minutes are invocations, dance and poetry to invoke the energies and elements before we began, if that is of interest to you. Thank you Kore Taylor for the dance. Adam Wright for the Glass Bead Game poem. Angie Zawada for the bardic transmission of "The Magi and to all players for the elemental evocations! Enjoy this unique consciousness ride!"
Free Videos
- Sacred Theatre: Interview with Ariel Part 1
- Sacred Theatre: Interview with Ariel Part 2
- Introduction to Sacred Theatre Videos
- Lady of Communion: Kin Kinanelle
- Goddess of Love: A Fool's Contrivance Part 1
- Goddess of Love: A Fool's Contrivance Part 2
- Goddess of Love: A Fool's Contrivance Part 3
- Goddess of Love: A Fool's Contrivance Part 4
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- Sacred Theatre: An Interview with Ariel Part 2
- Bardic Offering: Angela Zawada "Moot the Tree Root"
- Part 1: Shifting to a New World
- Part 2: Light Language Lexicon
- Part 3: Crystal Singing Portal to the Blue Pearl Chamber and Pineal Activation
- Part 4: Umbra Solis: The Sun and its Shadow Complete the Great Alchemical Work
- Part 5: Metamorphosis of Consciousness
- Part 6: What are Fractals and Why Should We Care?
- Part 7: Crop Circles at the End of Time
- Out of the Blue Final: Eye of Tum
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Eternal Egoli
A tribute to the bravery of all pioneers who build up this marvelous place. Show your bravery too!
Be Gallant. Be bold.
Colour: Dark Brown.
Art: Salvador Dali: "The battle of Tetuan"
(Minami Art Museum, Tokio)
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