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These Tricks Are Played to Get You to Vaccinate Your Child
By	Christina England, BA Hons	/	June 13, 2013
Parents are often mislead to believe vaccines are safe and effective.
Countries around the world are coming up with more and more elaborate tricks to pressure parents into fully vaccinating their children. Recently we have seen them telling barefaced lies, denying unvaccinated children access to daycare facilities and excluding students from attending their graduation ceremony over a chicken pox scare. To learn more, please continue reading.
Scare Tactics Used in Australia
Over the last few weeks, newspapers in Australia have reported that due to the changes being made to the Public Health Act, parents will be forced to produce an up-to-date vaccine certificate, or a conscientious exemption form countersigned by their doctor, if they want to use day care facilities for their children. Any day care facility failing to comply with these new regulations is likely to incur a fine.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the President of the NSW branch of the Australian Medical Association, Brian Owler, has declared this "a sensible move." He believes that making parents supply mandatory documentation about their children's vaccination status will boost vaccination rates. [1]
Jillian Skinner, the NSW Health Minister, told reporters:
"Anyone who has seen a baby with whooping cough or a toddler with measles or has spoken to a parent who has lost a child knows the devastating consequences of failure to vaccinate."
She is absolutely correct, of course; seeing a child with whooping cough is extremely disturbing. However, is vaccination a cast-iron guarantee that your child will be protected? No, it isn't, and I can say this with one hundred percent certainty because my own child contracted whooping cough, despite being fully vaccinated at the time.
Currently, in Australia, vaccination is not mandatory. This is explained very clearly in full in a research paper written by Dr. Viera Scheibner, which we will discuss in just a moment. She says that "Parents have a constitutional and legal right to opt for natural immunity, which is achieved by contracting the natural infectious diseases of childhood."
She states that this right is defined in the New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act of 1999, which stipulates that a child is considered immunized if they were administered a vaccine, developed natural immunity by contracting the alleged 'vaccine-preventable' diseases, or if the parents have declared in writing a conscientious objection to the child being vaccinated.
In 2012, Reuters published an article stating that infectious disease specialist David Witt, from the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in San Rafael, California, reported that his research revealed that the effects of the whooping cough vaccine can wear off over time. He stated, "We have a real belief that the durability (of the vaccine) is not what was imagined." [2]
In other words, there has never ever been any real evidence that the vaccine was effective long term. Worrying, isn't it?
Witt's study can be found at Clinical Infectious Diseases. [3]
While the Australian government has decided that the best way to boost vaccination uptake is to deny unvaccinated children the right to childcare, the UK government has used other dirty tactics to get parents to vaccinate their children.
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Scare Tactics Used in the United Kingdom
I am sure that many of you are aware that the UK media recently published a frenzy of reports, highlighting a so-called measles epidemic in Wales. According to newspapers, this epidemic was threatening the lives of two million children residing in the UK. [4]
However, there was never a massive measles epidemic in Wales. The British media had 'accidentally on purpose' reported the SUSPECTED cases of measles, as ACTUAL cases of measles and, in fact, the numbers of confirmed cases were negligible. [5]
Mind you, this latest so-called measles epidemic in Wales is nothing new. Here in the UK, we have heard it all before. In fact, there have been regular so-called outbreaks of measles occurring in Wales for several years.
In 2011, the headlines in Wales stated: Parents Urged to Get Children Vaccinated as Measles Spreads. [6]
In 2009, the headlines in Wales stated: More Parents Choosing MMR Jab for Kids During Welsh Measles Outbreak. [7]
In 2008, headlines in Wales read: Measles Outbreak in Wales Worsens. [8]
In 2007, the headlines in Wales stated: Alert Over Measles as Cases on the Increase. [9]
Strangely, however, not one of these reports states whether or not the sick children were vaccinated against measles. The reason that this important factor has been left out of reports is because the public is educated to automatically assume that the children most at risk from contracting measles are in fact those who have not yet been vaccinated.
This is untrue, however, because it has been documented for many years that if your child has been vaccinated against measles, there are no guarantees that they are protected.
The Truth About the Measles Vaccine
A paper written by Peter Aaby et al. for The Journal of Infectious Diseases in 1986, titled Vaccinated Children get Milder Measles Infection: A Community Study from Guinea-Bissau, states that vaccinated children who contracted measles developed a milder form of the disease. In fact, Aaby's paper states very clearly that vaccinated children are no more protected from the measles than their unvaccinated peers.
In his opening paragraph, Aaby states:
"When vaccinated children develop measles it is usually assumed that seroconversion did not occur because maternal antibodies neutralized the vaccine, because immunoglobulins were administered simultaneously, or because improper handling of the vaccine inactivated it. Numerous cases of 'vaccine failures' have been noted in reports from developing countries. It is often claimed that such failures create a lack of confidence in the immunization program. Some investigators have therefore suggested that the age of the child at vaccination be raised to get a higher rate of seroconversion." [10]
In other words, when a vaccinated child contracts the measles, instead of realizing that the vaccine is ineffective, scientists look for external reasons as to why the vaccination failed. For example, they may look for any environmental factors, which may have contributed.
In this instance, they blame maternal antibodies for seroconversion not occurring and the poor handling of the vaccines. (Seroconversion is the development of detectable specific antibodies specific to, and in response of a particular antigen, such as a virus or a vaccine.) [11]
Aaby continued by stating:
"In an urban area of Guinea-Bissau, where measles has been a major source of child mortality, an immuization program was introduced to control the disease. Nonetheless, measles has continued to cause many deaths, and many children are reported to catch measles after vaccination."
Dr. Viera Scheibner's detailed and valuable research supports Aaby's findings. In her paper A Critique of the 16-Page Australian Pro-Vaccination Booklet Entitled 'The Science of Immunisation: Questions and Answers,' in the section titled Effectiveness of Vaccination, [12] she writes:
"Outbreaks in the fully vaccinated American children continued with increasing frequency and severity. Without disclosing the vaccination status of children in measles epidemics, claiming victory over measles is just empty jabbering.
Moreover, vaccinated children started developing an especially vicious form of atypical measles. Fulginiti described the occurrence of atypical measles in children given formaldehyde treated, aluminium precipitated measles vaccine, also referred to as "killed" measles.
He explained the problem as due to the altered immunological host response caused by vaccination."
Up to this point atypical measles had only occurred in children who had received the 'killed measles' vaccine. However, Dr. Scheibner continued by adding:
"Later on, when live attenuated measles vaccine was introduced, the recipients starting developing atypical measles from it, as well."
Dr. Scheibner continues by quoting a study, written by Rath and Schmidt, who studied 386 children who had received three doses of the killed measles vaccine. They discovered that when 125 of these children were later exposed to the measles virus, 54 of them developed measles. The authors concluded:
"It is obvious that three injections of killed vaccine had not protected a large percentage of children against measles when exposed within a period of two and a half years after immunization."
Dr. Scheibner later explains how diseases such as whooping cough and measles can occur in ever-younger children not because the unvaccinated are spreading them, but because babies are born to vaccinated mothers who lack transplacentally transmitted immunity, which normally protects small babies against contracting any infectious disease.
She continues by adding that breastfed babies of vaccinated mothers are three times more likely to catch measles than baby's breastfed by naturally immune mothers.
Various studies support this. A study titled Waning of Maternal Antibodies Against Measles, Mumps, Rubella, and Varicella in Communities With Contrasting Vaccination Coverage by Sandra Waaijenborg et al. published in The Journal of Infectious Diseases agrees. [13] Waajjenborg's study researches whether using the MMR vaccine "successfully" for twenty years has adversely affected the maternal antibodies passed to infants by their mothers who were vaccinated as children. Her team concluded that:
"Children of mothers vaccinated against measles and possibly rubella have lower concentrations of maternal antibodies and lose protection by maternal antibodies at an earlier age than children of mothers in communities that oppose vaccination. This increases the risk of disease transmission in highly vaccinated populations."
These studies and papers strongly support that vaccinated children still catch the diseases that they are vaccinated against and that vaccines are not only unsafe, but they are also totally ineffective.
Scare Tactics Used in the US
The US government has become so paranoid that unvaccinated children are a danger to the public that they have gone all-out to segregate them. The most outrageous vaccine segregation that I have ever heard of took place in at a school in Norwin, Pennsylvania, recently.
Nine students who had not received the chicken pox vaccination were informed that they would not be allowed to attend their prom unless they either received the chicken pox vaccination or had a blood test proving their immunity.
The panic came after a fellow student caught the disease. However, the students were later informed that they could attend the prom after all because the event didn't fall within the time frame specified to avoid contagion and the school had miscalculated the dates. The health department recommended that students should be excluded eight to 21 days post-exposure to a person with chicken pox.
Pupils were informed that it was unclear whether or not they would be allowed to attend their graduation ceremony, which fell within the period spelled out by the health department.
Sadly, there has been no update on this story, so we do not know if they were allowed to attend their graduation or not. [14]
Despite the fact that study after study confirms that vaccinated children are no more protected than their unvaccinated peers, governments from around the world, hand-in-hand with Big Pharma and the medical professionals, keep coming up with more elaborate ways to force parents into vaccinating their children.
I find it very sad that governments are so keen to boost vaccination targets that they are denying parents the ability to earn a livelihood by denying their children's admittance into day care. This seems to me to be over the top and completely unnecessary. How do governments expect parents to be able to support their family if their children are denied access to day care provisions?
Social play is an essential part of a child's development and to deny children the right to play with their peers in a safe play environment purely because they are not vaccinated, in my opinion, amounts to little more than child abuse.
How is the Australian government planning to get around parents' right to opt for natural immunity for their children? Are they planning on changing the law to make vaccination mandatory or will they just make it mandatory for parents who use day care facilities?
Furthermore, to deny students the opportunity of attending their graduation ceremony just because they are not vaccinated with the chicken pox vaccine is totally ridiculous. Graduating from high school is one of the biggest days in a student's life. It is a once in lifetime occurrence. Once it is gone, it is gone.
It is about time that the governments wised up to the fact the unvaccinated children are the most protected children on the planet and that it is the vaccinated that are most at risk of disease and disability. They need to read the work of Dr. Scheibner and the many other researchers who have spent years studying the subject of vaccination and allow children to develop their own natural immunity.
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Dr Fatme Mawas
Dr Fatme Mawas joined NIBSC in 1997 after completing an MSc in Medical Microbiology (1986) at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and a PhD in Immunology (1995) at King's College London. She is currently a group leader for the Haemophilus and streptococcal laboratory in the Division of Bacteriology. She has over 30 years' experience in biomedical research with 24 years' experience at NIBSC on quality control testing of conjugate vaccines and assays development.
Her group has been responsible for the preparation and evaluation of various WHO and non-WHO reference standards for use in the development and standardisation of various physico-chemical and immunological assays. This includes polysaccharide and human serum standards for Haemophilus influenzae b (Hib) in addition to various reference standards and reagents for Streptococcus agalactiae or Group B Streptococcus (GBS), as part of the GBS consortium project funded by the BMGF.
The control and standardization work of the group has always been underpinned by research funded by internal and external grants. Her current research interest lies in investigation into novel vaccine candidates for GBS and for Streptococcus pyogenes or Group A Streptococcus (GAS), needle-free delivery systems for mucosal immunisation (topical, oral and sublingual) and vaccine stability, in collaboration with various academic partners and vaccine manufacturers.
Nathan Palmer; Yajun Tan; Manolya Saydam; et al. Recombinant Protein D from Haemophilus influenzae Induces Mouse Bactericidal Antibodies Against Typeable and Non-Typeable Haemophilus influenzae, which Partially Protect Infant Rats Against Serotype b Bacteraemia. Vaccin Res Open J. 2020; 2(1): 1-9.
Syed M. A. Zaman, Stephen R. C. Howie, Magnus Ochoge, et al. Impact of routine vaccination against Haemophilus influenzae type b in The Gambia: 20 years after its introduction. J Glob Health, 2020; 10 (1): 010416.
Hannah Cole, Donna Bryan, Lorna Lancaster, et al. Chitosan nanoparticle antigen uptake in epithelial monolayers can predict mucosal but not systemic in vivo immune response by oral delivery. Carbohydrate Polymers, 2018; 190: 248–254.
Manolya Saydam, Woei Ping Cheng, Nathan Palmer, et al. Nano-sized Soluplus® polymeric micelles enhance the induction of tetanus toxin neutralising antibody response following transcutaneous immunisation with tetanus toxoid. Vaccine, 2017; 35:2489-2495.
Huynh Hong, Krisztina Hitri, Siamand Hosseini, et al. Mucosal Antibodies to the C-terminus of Toxin A Prevent Colonization of Clostridium difficile. Infection & Immunity, 2017; 85(4):e01060-16.
Paul Matejtschuk, Chinwe Duru, Kiran Malik, et al. Use of thermogravimetric analysis for moisture determination in difficult lyophilized biological samples. American Journal of Analytical Chemistry, 2016;7 (3): 260-265.
Fatme Mawas, Karena Burkin, Thomas Dougall, et al. International collaborative study for establishment of the 2nd WHO International Standard for Haemophilus influenzae type b polysaccharide. Biologicals 2015; 43(6): 492-503.
Manolya Saydam, Peter Rigsby & Fatme Mawas. A novel Enzyme-Linked Immuno-Sorbent Assay (ELISA) for the quantification of total and free polysaccharide in Haemophilus influenzae b -tetanus toxoid conjugate vaccines in monovalent and combined vaccine formulations. Biologicals 2014, 42: 29-33.
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Group A and Group B Streptococcii
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Literature & Fiction | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Thomas Berger (1924–2014) was the bestselling author of novels, short stories, and plays, including the Old West classic Little Big Man (1964) and the Pulitzer Prize–nominated novel The Feud (1983). Berger was born in Cincinnati and served with a medical unit in World War II, an experience that provided the inspiration for his first novel, Crazy in Berlin (1958). Berger found widespread success with his third novel, Little Big Man, and has maintained a steady output of critically acclaimed work since then. Several of his novels have been adapted into film, including a celebrated version of Little Big Man. His short fiction has appeared in Harper's Magazine, Esquire, and Playboy.
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The story of Jack Crabbe, raised by both a white man and a Cheyenne chief. As a Cheyenne, Jack ate dog, had four wives, and saw his people butchered by General Custer's soldiers....
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Meeting Evil tells an adrenaline-pumped, genuinely frightening tale of malevolence that swerves swiftly and irrevocably to a catastrophic climax....
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Hats is a small mod by iChun designed around adding aesthetic hats to players and creatures. It was created for the 96 hour modding contest by MCP, ModJam 1. It requires the iChun Util library to be installed as well. An available addon for Hats is Hat Stand, also by iChun. The mod comes pre-packaged with 78+ hats, which will be installed the first time the mod is run successfully. More hats can be downloaded from Techne Online, and can be installed by placing them in the /minecraft/hats directory.
The mod is designed to run on servers with and without it installed. If a server does not have it installed, all clients that have it installed will show all players and some animals with random hats on. On servers with the mod installed, players will be able to show off their own hat choice.
To obtain a hat, the user must slay an animal that is wearing a hat. The slayer will be given the hat, and it can be equipped in the Hat GUI. The Hat GUI's keybind can be changed in the Controls option in the Minecraft pause screen. The Hat GUI shows the player all of their collected hats and allows them to color and equip them. The colorizer window allows the player to change the amount of red, blue, and green in the hat. If all three values are set to 0, the hat will appear as normal.
If the user installed a custom hat from and joins a server with the mod installed without the custom hat, the client will send the hat to the server. The server will then send it to all players in the range of that player, so they can view and use the hat. As this may be considered a security risk, it can be disabled.
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Arts are Basic Coalition (ABC)
The Arts are Basic Coalition (ABC), led by the MAAE, is an advocacy partnership made up of representatives of Maine's professional teachers' associations in art, music, theater and dance (see individual members and contact information below). ABC's mission is "to advocate with a common strong voice for the visual and performing arts for all students in Maine." ABC was created when the Maine Arts Commission and the Maine Alliance for Arts Education in the summer of 2000 convened a large group of Maine arts education organizations and supporters to investigate ways in which we could collaborate for the cause of "arts every day for every child." Out of that meeting grew ABC.
Until recently ABC limited its advocacy to state legislation, successfully advocating to keep the arts in the Maine Learning Results, restore the Visual and Performing Arts staff position at the Department of Education, and ensure a one-credit arts requirement for high school graduation. Last spring ABC expanded the scope of its work to include advocating to stakeholders in schools and communities around the state. Each of the partnering organizations also designated a special advocacy delegate to represent that organization in ABC's expanded work. (See the names and contact info below.) ABC showed off its new logo at Arts and Culture Day at the capitol in April and will be playing a larger role in organizing MAAE's semi-annual Arts Education Advocacy Day at the Statehouse. A critical part of ABC's expansion has been its creation of a new ABC Student Leadership Group. For all the news and information about the group see News on the left.


Mortgage defaulters in Spain end up owing large amounts to banks after they lose their homes.
The fallout from the recent global economic crisis has hit homeowners hard around the world.
But the system in Spain is especially harsh for those who can no longer afford to make their mortgage payments.
For many Americans facing foreclosure, that would be the end of it. But for Luis Marti and thousands of other Spaniards, it is just the beginning of their troubles.
In Spain, foreclosure and eviction do not terminate the debt, so after losing their homes, many people owe the remainder of the mortgage. Therefore, people cannot escape the debt through bankruptcy either, because mortgage debt is specifically excluded from the bankruptcy laws.
Al Jazeera's Barbara Serra reports from Barcelona.


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On the healing properties of honey have heard everything. In addition, it is perfectly cures colds, it is also used in cosmetics, for example, you can make a face mask with honey. Honey is able to return the skin a healthy look, tone and remove fine wrinkles.
I would like to draw your attention to the fact that honeyhighly allergenic foods. Before you decide to make a face mask with honey, make sure that allergy to honey you do not. You can check this very simple, just drop a honey on your wrist and wait for half an hour. If the itching and redness does not appear, do not hesitate to use the honey in the fight for their beauty. Besides honey, cinnamon, camomile and aloe vera is also quite allergenic, be careful when using them.
Not everyone is equally good for the honey masks. It is best to use a special honey, which was filtered and there is no pollen residues and dead insects, they can also cause allergies.
As I said, before applying the mask onher skin is required to be cleaned. After mask wash with soap and water can not be, otherwise you can dry up the skin excessively. But to apply moisturizing and nourishing cream, depending on the needs of the skin, it is imperative.
We now proceed directly to the masks with honey for different types of faces.
We need to take 2 teaspoons of honey, warm up,add the same amount of milk and a tablespoon of cheese. Rub honey with cheese and pour the milk back. The mixture, which have turned out, you need to put on the face, and it certainly must first cleanse, a mask must be kept for 20 minutes, then remove with a cotton pad soaked in water. This mask is perfectly nourishes and moisturizes dry skin, but if you have combination skin, then you should add yogurt instead of milk and drip a few drops of natural, freshly squeezed lemon juice.
Take 2 tablespoons of oat flakes, corn flakesto pour the milk, then add a tablespoon of honey with a slide. Mix it all until a homogeneous slurry and apply on face. Mask hold for 10 minutes and then wash off with warm water.
Now I suggest you a recipe natural tonicfor face. Take a glass of milk and dissolve it in one big spoon of honey. Wash obtained tonic every morning instead of your usual cleanser and very soon you almost everything about skin problems remain in the past.
Next mask includes glycerol and eggyolk. Take a teaspoon of honey, the same amount of glycerol and mix with egg yolk, mix everything carefully and put on the face light massaging movements. Keep the mask 7 minutes, then wash off with warm water. Glycerin can be replaced by milk or any vegetable oil.
For the next recipe honey mask is necessary to takeMay 2 tablespoons of honey, 50 ml of warm, but not hot milk, a little crumb of white bread and a tablespoon of olive oil, mustard oil can. All the ingredients are uniformly mixed and put on a thick layer on the face 20 minutes. Then wash in the usual way.
Brew green tea in a conventional manner and refrigeratehim. Then add the 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice, here is put a teaspoon of honey. The mixture, which has turned out, you need to put on the face for 15 minutes, then rinse the mask with cold water.
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We need 2 teaspoons of honey in May,a glass of hot water and grated cucumber, it need 3 tablespoons. Brew cucumber weight of boiling water and give cool. Then filter and add honey. Stir well and the resulting mixture smear the face. This mask is left on the skin for 20 minutes and then rinsed with cold water.
For the next mask, we need 5 tablespoonstablespoons of cinnamon and 3 tablespoons honey, mix the ingredients until then, until they become a paste, then apply on face or only on the site of inflammation. The mask can be put on the night and in the morning rinse with warm water, so that the result was positive, a mask should be done 1 time per week for 3 months.
Mix aloe juice with honey and let it brew for 20 minutes, then apply to the face for half an hour and wash off with warm water.
The recipe of this mask is a bit more complicated thanall previous. We will need one tablespoon inflorescences following: chamomile, elderberry, linden. Fill the cup of boiling water and add to these grasses oat flour and half a spoon of honey. We give herbs to infuse for at least 40 minutes and apply a thick layer of the resulting mask on your face, wait 20 minutes, then we wash with hot water first, then hot and then cold. This mask is able to normalize blood circulation and well-narrow pores.
Mix a teaspoon of honey with egg white andAfter adding a little flour. The ingredients need to put just enough so that you obtain a homogeneous paste. Apply the mask on your face for 10 minutes and then wash off with cold water. This mask soothes the skin, besides it has a drying effect and can perfectly cleanse the skin of impurities.
Take two teaspoons of honey and mix withbanana pulp, add the butter, then put on 10 minutes and rinse with warm water. Banana can replace the orange pulp, apple or any other fruit.
No wonder they say that the hands give the woman's age,Unfortunately, this part of our body gets old very quickly. To prolong the youthfulness of your hands, and make the skin more well-groomed, try the following mask: Mix 1 tablespoon of honey in May with a teaspoon of oat flour, hammer to the yolk of one egg and mix thoroughly, that the mixture is homogenous. Every night, use this mask instead of the usual hand cream, generously applying to the skin. On top put on cotton gloves.


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Lily Tomlin's Got the 20th Century Blues
Posted on April 30, 2013 by Zeroto180
This 45 came into our household as a result of my mom, who worked in the 1970s at a mild-mannered classical music radio station by day that switched over to a hard rock format at the stroke of midnight when it ceased programming for the broadcast day.
This late-night rock station being on the same frequency as its "parent" classical station no doubt resulted in some colorful phone calls when loyal listeners switched on their radios after midnight, only to hear The Edgar Winter Group's "Frankenstein" – the original everlasting album version at that.
Tomlin's 1973 Polydor release is one of those white-label "for DJ use only" promos but with a twist: rather than the same track on both sides (one in stereo, the other in mono), this record features different selections on the A & B sides. The A-side is a musical number, while the B-side is a comedy piece where Tomlin does all the voices (including a brief cameo from precocious preschooler, Edith Ann) through the miracle of modern recording technology.
I originally intended to post a recording of the A-side, a pastiche of a 1920's blues number recorded to sound as if it were a 78 playing on an old Victrola, but I have to admit that the comedy piece on the B-side is more engaging and, surprisingly, seems not to have dated a bit 40 years later:
20th Century Blues – Lily Tomlin
[Pssst: Click on the triangle above to play Lily Tomlin's solo ensemble piece, "20th Century Blues."]
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Connect Neil Diamond's Dots
I am still stunned that I somehow picked up a connect-the-dots album cover secondhand that had not already been filled in by one of the previous owner's younger family members:
Neil Diamond, I have to admit, is pretty easy to find on the Goodwill circuit. Like many others of my age, I dismissed Neil as a youngster only to discover later in life that his track record as a pop songwriter is undeniable.
Shilo, it turns out, is a compilation of hits Neil recorded for Bang in his fertile 1966-67 period and includes some of his biggies: "Cherry Cherry"; "Girl You'll Be a Woman Soon"; "Red Red Wine"; "Kentucky Woman"; "You Got to Me"; and the title track. My copy of the Shilo album happens to be on the original Bang label, which features a quaintly violent logo:
Bang Records, by the way, was originally a partnership among Bert Berns (B); Ahmet Ertegun (A); Nesuhi Ertegun (N); and Gerald Wexler (G).
One of my favorite Neil Diamond songs is a nice country pop number that is not on the Shilo album but rather 1974's Serenade – "Rosemary's Wine" – a track that was released as the B-side of his "Longfellow Serenade" single:
Math Pays: Perhaps it's not too late to join the Shilo "Connect-the-Dots Contest" sponsored by the fine folks at ABC Arts in Australia – here's one of the top entries:
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Melodica as High Art: "Talkin' Blues" Dub Style
I confess I am not an Augustus Pablo scholar, but I would bet big money that Pablo's dub take on Bob Marley's "Talkin' Blues" is among the most inspired recordings in his canon. I only wish I could determine the source of the original Marley vocal and backing track – it's a stellar version. Pablo blows great lines with deep feeling from start to finish. This song strikes me as a dub reggae version of the "high lonesome" sound for which country music is famous:
"Talking Dub" Pablo & The Wailers
I never tire of listening to this recording – and neither should you. This track can be found on a French import single-CD double release: Fe Me Dub + Dubwise Shower Roots Rockers, on the Lagoon label:
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Ernie Maresca Simply Wants to Live "The Good Life"
I first learned of Ernie Maresca through Chris Barrus's formidable 209-song collection of songs from the year 1962. Ernie had a big hit that year with "Shout! Shout! Knock Yourself Out!" and somehow I got the mistaken impression that Ernie was kind of a minor figure in pop music. But then I borrowed a friend's CD anthology of songs from the legendary Laurie label and quickly learned that Ernie was also a songwriter who wrote hits for friend and labelmate, Dion DiMucci (of Belmonts fame), as well as himself and others. Maresca later ran Laurie's publishing arm.
In May 1966 Ernie released a nice little piece of rock 'n' soul – "The Good Life":
I found this cool rockin' song on Laurie's 1988 LP compilation, 20 Collector's Records of the 50's and 60's, Volume 13:
Ernie talks a little about "The Good Life" in an interview posted on Spectropop.
Free Education: click here to browse Laurie's entire LP catalog.
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"Caravan": Ferlin Husky's Band Cuts Loose
Reissue label Razor & Tie did a public service in 1999 when they rescued a wonderful instrumental that had remained unissued for over 30 years – just sitting on a master tape of a 1965 Nashville recording session by country singer, Ferlin Husky. Very little is known about the musicians who did this blazing hillbilly jazz version of "Caravan" except that the steel player is almost certainly Curly Chalker. Surprisingly tight arrangement and crisp ending for something that was simply considered a between-song "jam":
This previously unissued recording courtesy of Swing West – Volume 2: Guitar Slingers.
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Musical Roll Call – Special Trucker's Edition: "There Ain't No Easy Run"
Dave Dudley and Tom T. Hall collaborated on a musical roll call that cleverly pays tribute to the rich tapestry of American trucking firms that happened to be in existence as of December 1967 when this song was recorded and subsequently released on Dudley's 1968 Mercury album, Thanks for All the Miles:
There Ain't No Easy Run – Dave Dudley
[Pssst: Click on the triangle above to hear "There Ain't No Easy Run" by Dave Dudley.]
[The above audio clip taken from a special all-trucking edition of Charlie Coleman's Classic Country that was guest selected by Zero to 180 alter ego, The Dieselbilly Kid.]
"There Ain't No Easy Run" was a Top 10 country hit, while the album made the Top 40 on the country charts.
Musician and recording credits for this album – although isn't that Jimmy Colvard ("Six Days on the Road") playing his distinctive brand of percussive lead guitar?
Jerry Kennedy - guitar/dobro
Harold Bradley, Ray Edenton, Jerry Shook, Chip Young - guitar
Pete Drake - steel
Bob Moore - bass
Buddy Harman - drums
Hargus Pig Robbins - piano
Recorded:
December 1967 - Columbia Recording Studio - Nashville
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Sir Christopher Scott: Synthesizer Magician
During the 1970s when progressive rock, pop and soul were at their peak, a number of wizard keyboardists enjoyed superstar status: Rick Wakeman, Keith Emerson, Stevie Wonder, Jan Hammer, Billy Preston, Jon Lord, Bernie Worrell.
And Sir Christopher Scott.
I learned this when I picked up Sir Scott's 1970 Decca LP, More Switched on Bacharach :
"Here's a second helping of great music untouched by human hands. More of the really magical songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David are played electronically by that genius of the Moog synthesizer, that wonder of the switches and plugs, Sir Christopher Scott."
Secret for success? Magic + music = Sir Christopher Scott:
"And that's the secret of Sir Christopher Scott and his patch cords, plugs, electronic gear, and mind full of ideas: what he does is magic, but it's always music."
Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head- Sir Christopher Scott
[Pssst: Click on the triangle above to hear "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" by Sir Christopher Scott]
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Glamour Camp: Pop Progeny
Posted on April 8, 2013 by Zeroto180
The mid-to-late 80s was an interesting time in popular music in that the children of the "classic rock" generation were just starting to come in their own. Ziggy Marley and Julian Lennon come prominently to mind, both having enjoyed hits with "Tomorrow People" and "Valotte," respectively.
In 1985 my college roommate was a music writer for the school newspaper, and as a consequence of his work covering the contemporary music scene, I and a percussion student from the university were allowed to tag along on a recording session with a musical duo just in case they needed the services of a bass guitarist (which they didn't) and a drummer (which they did, on one track). The two principal artists were Alex Lasarenko, a classically-trained keyboardist who did a lot of the compositional and arrangement work, and Chris, the vocalist, lyricist & guitarist. Chris, as it turned out, was Chris Otcasek – son of Ric, frontman for The Cars – who was attending art school at that time. The name of this musical duo was Glamour Camp.
I got to watch Alex and Chris work on several tracks that one could describe favorably as "dance synth pop," which was big at the time on the college music scene. This was my first time getting to witness how the new digital synthesizers were being "programmed" and "sequenced" – terms that had not previously been applied to popular music.
Here is one of the songs Alex and Chris worked on that day – "Number 3":
Number 3 – Glamour Camp
The opening vocals, as I later learned from Alex, are a native Chinese speaker – as instructed – speaking random Chinese words, phrases, and idioms.
A couple years later, while working as a schoolteacher, I went down to the local record store and was a little surprised to see that Glamour Camp had got signed to a major label (Capitol/EMI). However, to my disappointment their debut album used none of the material from the demo tape that I had heard, nor came close to capturing the dance-synth-pop vibe that struck me as the essence of their initial sound. Maybe their sound had, indeed, changed by that point, but my sense was that Capitol decided to emphasize Chris (and his connection to rock royalty) at the expense of the original musical partnership. Keyboards, for instance, which had been such a big part of the group's sound, seemed much more buried in the mix on their Capitol debut. At least, that was my youthful, reactionary view at the time: anger at the major label for their heavy-handedness and contemptible need to alter the sound of every artist in their employ simply because they could. I was such a hothead about it, that I actually got rid of my cassette – which I now regret.
Capitol did shell out some dough for a video though:
EMI Japan would make the decision to issue a split 45 in which Glamour Camp would be paired – incredibly – with Carole King!
Split 45 – Japan (1988)
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"Western Limited Boogie": Boogie Woogie Western-Style
Found a hot Texas swing instrumental called "Western Limited Boogie" on a Starday cassette about which little to no information exists. The front cover indicates this is part of a series called "Best of the Instrumentals," and the volume that I own is called Texas Style Instruments. The featured artist on this blazing instrumental cannot be the twin vocalists, Pee Wee King & Redd Stewart (as it says on the label) but rather Pee Wee's ace ensemble, The Golden West Cowboys:
Western Limited Boogie – Pee Wee King & Golden West Cowboys
[Pssst: Click on the triangle above to hear "Western Limited Boogie" by Pee Wee King & The Golden West Cowboys.]
I am reading a fascinating history of the storied Starday label – The Starday Story: The House That Country Built – by Nathan Gibson in collaboration with one of Starday's founders, Don Pierce. The book includes a selected discography of Starday recordings, and I had hoped that I would find out something about this obscure instrumental by the Golden West Cowboys so that I could say, "See kids – it still pays to read books!" But alas, the book simply states that Pee Wee King was "among the new crop of country music legends to appear on Starday LPs in the mid-sixties."
To find a live western swing recording, especially of this high fidelity, on a 1960s Starday compilation is a bit unusual. I would love to know if other instrumentals by The Golden West Cowboys are in the Starday vaults somewhere or have enjoyed release on other vinyl/tape offerings.
As Starday historian, Nathan Gibson, points out, not only was it not unusual for Starday to release live recordings, Starday was, in fact, "one of the pioneering country labels releasing live recordings (from the Big D Jamboree, from K.C. benefit shows, from the Nashville Disc Jockey convention Starday shows, as well as many in-studio live albums). They are fun to find and hear, though due to their success, Starday in later years began issuing a lot of 'live' albums with studio tracks and added applause. Be wary of some of those. The only way to know, though, is to buy it and find out."
It would appear I have a gaping hole in my Starday record collection.
Also important to point out that this cassette was released sometime in the 1970s/80s after the Starday-King catalog had been sold to Moe Lytle's Gusto Records. Lytle and his team would be the ones who could help identify the source of this live recording by Pee Wee King's Golden West Cowboys.
Starday-King's Shared History
"King Records [upon Syd Nathan's death] was sold in October, 1968, to Starday Records. The Starday-King catalog was almost immediately sold to Lin Broadcasting in Nashville, who ran the company without changing much. In July, 1971, Lin sold James Brown's contract to Polydor, then sold the label to a company that [famed songwriting duo] Lieber and Stoller had set up called Tennessee Recording and Publishing. From 1971 to 1974, not much happened at King except the designs of the labels changed. Very few albums were being released and even fewer hits emerged. In one move, the sale of James Brown's contract, the label went from a chart force to a shell of its former self. In 1975, Tennessee Recording and Publishing, still running under the Starday-King name, sold the masters to another Nashville concern, GML, Inc., [owned by Moe Lytle] who operated the Gusto label." The King/Federal/DeLuxe Story by David Edwards & Mike Callahan
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"South American Getaway": Sunshine Pop's Case of the Blahs
This track sounds like a collaboration between Burt Bacharach and Brian Wilson – only it isn't. Although it wants to be:
Just like The 5th Dimension's "Dimension 5ive," this is technically a vocal tune yet one without lyrics. It also has that sunny Southern California vibe – at first – but by song's end, I would have to describe the overriding emotion as closer to melancholy. Sunshine pop contemplating its navel … orange.
I found this Burt Bacharach composition on the soundtrack to the film, Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid – released 1969, roughly the same time period as "Dimension 5ive." These two songs together might comprise sunshine pop's "progressive peak." But are there other songs that merit inclusion in such an elite group?
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Khayyam Mushir
The path to progress
As the census results pour in, we are presented with the stark reality that almost 64 percent of our population is rural with the balance residing in urban areas. While urbanisation appears to have increased in pace, it has been counteracted by the rapid population increase in rural areas.
Although the bulk of the urban population resides in Punjab and Sindh – the latter being the most urbanised province, with approximately 52 percent of its population in urban areas – a comparatively rapid population growth rate has been recorded in KP, Fata and Balochistan.
This is no surprise as these provinces are also the least developed and have the poorest education indicators, as any basic research will confirm. Since the relationship between literacy and population growth is usually inversely proportional, a comparatively lower population growth in the centres of industry and commerce – primarily in Punjab and Sindh – is also expected as these provinces have the benefit of an educated populace.
In the decades since the 1980s, even as our population grew, there was enough capacity in commerce and industry to absorb the insignificant output of professionals and specialists from various fields of study. While there was a glut in the fields of medicine, engineering and business administration, those with the luck and resources to have obtained their higher education in these fields from quality institutions were nevertheless able to find secure employment.
For the rest – the professionals and specialists from other fields – there was still hope for a better future as the Sunday classifieds of most English language newspapers promised job opportunities across most sectors and every employment hierarchy therein.
In the meanwhile, as we continued that journey from the 1980s through to the new millennium, there was little or no investment in manufacturing, heavy industry, mining, health, energy or education, to name a few important sectors of the economy. In those two decades, the only new industry to emerge in Pakistan, primarily through foreign direct investment, was telecommunications services. While it remains the most vibrant even in the present day, this industry has also matured to a level where its capacity to absorb skilled and semi-skilled labour will be minimal from here on.
The textile industry, utilising its influence in political and elite circles, negotiated subsidies and tax breaks to gain a competitive advantage. But with no value addition to its output, its exports are neither competitive nor lucrative for the national exchequer, turning it into a stagnant industry with little or no promise of growth. Oil and gas also remained traditionally reliant on foreign investment and foreign technological innovation. The onslaught of regressive tax policies and the dwindling security situation eventually resulted in a halt to such investments and was followed by their flight back to their country of origin.
Correspondingly, through its botched policies, the state's heavy mechanical and heavy foundry complexes endured a steady collapse even as the national carrier and steel mills became lumbering, sick loss-making units. During this time, state policies continued to favour feudal structures, refusing to tax agriculture, engage in politically unfavourable land reforms and take gutsy measures to ensure a widening of the country's tax base. Instead, revenue generation through taxation took the form of the state's punitive focus on the traditionally-compliant salaried class and the established industry and services sectors in combination with a disruptively high indirect tax regime.
However, an important development in this time – especially in Punjab and KP – was the emergence of a class of traders from the informal sector, whose political leveraging and exploitation of their undocumented status has hitherto shielded them from taxation or regulation and whose wealth and influence has grown exponentially over the last three decades.
With the wealth generated from trading, this class also became the prime beneficiaries of the real estate boom in Pakistan. Buying and selling large tracts of land – often in cahoots with the state machinery – or constructing real estate for resale, this semi-literate section of the populace has paradoxically joined the ranks of the wealthiest class, a section of society that until the 1970s consisted primarily of the educated elite of the manufacturing and services classes.
As a result of their wealth generation and with traditionally few options to spend in Pakistan, this class created a huge demand for fast-moving consumer goods and luxury commodities. The mushrooming growth of malls and high-class retail outlets in all major urban centres of the country is a direct result of this demand. However, owing to the non-productive nature of trading and the real estate business, the activities of the trading class has not resulted in any value creation in the economy either in the form of jobs or skills.
For the bulk of the educated classes, all this has translated into fewer jobs and an increasing economic and intellectual frustration. Owing to the rapid decline in the country's security situation – as was witnessed in the first decade of the new millennium – coupled with the saturation of employment in the services sector – which is a direct result of the declining pace of industrialization – escaping Pakistan remains the best possible option of a better tomorrow for young professionals.
For those who have chosen to remain, their only alternative has been to try and gain access to the traditionally-gated political arena, which offers them some hope of national course correction through the achievement of political franchise.
As a result, there is an ongoing struggle between three important actors in Pakistan. The first are the beneficiaries of the war economy, the armed forces, who were hitherto the most powerful class in Pakistan. Then come the mercantile capitalists, the class of traders that has emerged as the strongest contenders for power owing to their political and economic clout. And finally, we have the services class that has emerged as a contender for political power only recently and is gaining political representation in Pakistan. The mercantile capitalists are represented by the PML-N while the PTI is the flag-bearer of the interests of the services class.
On the national chessboard of politics, the PTI has waged its battle against the PML-N, which it recognises as its only obstacle in the path to the corridors of power. Punjab is the coveted prize that is to be gained from its defeat as the PPP – the traditional representative of the masses – is in maintenance mode. The PML-N, it appears, has lost round one of that battle and is now struggling to redesign its political strategy as the next elections loom on the horizon.
The armed forces, while they wish to remain outside the political arena, are wary of the economic bungling of the political elite and are convinced that stability in Pakistan requires that their institution retain control over foreign policy, domestic security and a significant part of the national budget. A path to progress, if one is to be charted out anytime soon, will not happen before a consensus on power-sharing is arrived at among these three classes and their competing interests.
The writer is a freelancecolumnist.
Twitter: @kmushir


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100 days as mayor, Kenney hones in on education and public safety
Kenney's first action in office was halting cooperation between ICE and local police.
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The local government set its priorities on public safety, education, diversity and economic development.
by Roberto Torres
100 days as mayor, Kenney hones in on...
Jim Kenney's tenure as Mayor of Philadelphia reached the 100 day mark on Tuesday — a landmark routinely used as an evaluation point for high-ranking elected officials.
"The last three months have been nothing short of the most humbling experience of my life," Mayor Kenney said in a statement. "The true test of what our city will accomplish is still ahead and, as I've said often, the administration will not be able to accomplish anything great alone. So, in the weeks, months and years to come, I look forward to working with City Council, all our many city partners and, most importantly, you to create a fairer future for all Philadelphians."
In a detailed report, City Hall shared its advances on education, public safety, economic security and development during this first period of the Kenney administration.
The education initiative has been an investment plan that would put away $300 million for pre-K and community education. The proposal was done with input from parents, teachers and students. Since January 2016, the local government has also strengthened its partnership with the School District of Philadelphia, addressing issues like funding and infrastructure.
With regard to public safety, Kenney hopes to shape a new policy on unconstitutional "stop and frisk" practices by local police. The aim is to more closely supervise officers' pedestrian stops, and make them subject to review by ranking supervisors.
Moreover, officers will have to attend a one week training program on the pertinent legislation around pedestrian stops, which details the requirements of reasonable suspicion.
In its first 100 days, the Kenney administration also began the footwork on some economic development initiatives. Among them is the creation of a Talent Development Unit in the Department of Commerce, which will be charged with training the city's work force.
One of the more attractive policies enacted could be the tax relief program, which plans to take the wage tax rate for residents to 3.73 percent by 2021. If reached, it would be the lowest rate the city has had since 1975.
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So I just realized I didn't include how long the casting call would be open for. Sorry guys! It's updated now, and casting will close August 10th, 2018. Also, I updated the character bio for Hartley Rathaway a.k.a The Pied Piper.
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Do you want to know what one of my biggest fears as a marketer is?
Alright, since I trust you I will tell you.
My fear is that I will write something, or Periscope something or email something that nobody cares about. I'm sure you've had the experience before, if you're anything like me, you've put something out that you think is golden, sure to exceed your wildest social media expectations…and then it falls flat on it's face.
I've had periscopes where I felt like I was the mayor of a Californian ghost town watching the tumble weed wander through on it's way to something interesting.
I have A LOT! Now I don't claim to have all the answers or even most, but in my hundreds of attempts at creating valuable media, I have found that marketing is game of adjusting your sails to the wind instead of trying to fill them by blowing your own hot air.
In other words, you can't create the demand for what you have to say, but you can adjust yourself to be where the demand already is and then ride that wind.
That is what customer research is all about, it's about getting to know where people's desires are so you can fulfill them. Believe me, it is soooooooooo much easier to just give people what they want, rather then try to make them want what you have.
Blog Comments: What type of questions are they asking? What articles get a lot of comments on them?
Competitors websites:What are your competitors solving for your customers and what can you?
Keyword research: What kinds of keywords related to your industry are being searched and how can you help answer them?
Quora: This is a great website to get to know your customers better, what their asking and how they look at their problems.
Current and past customer interviews: Perhaps the most obvious way to get to know your customer is to…well… ask them!
Yourself: If you are or were a customer of your product, you may be a valuable source of knowledge, ask yourself, what would you have wanted when you were in the customer's shoes?
I heard a Chalene Johnson podcast episode once where she talked about how when you produce content, focus on only one of your potential customers and talk directly with them as if it were just a one on one.
I think that advice is simple and brilliant. It's so much easier just to talk to you, instead of one hundred people and it's so much easier to talk as if you are yourself instead of as the ambiguous, "Company." When you feel like your just talking one on one with someone, and that they deeply understand your needs and your pain, then you are a lot more likely to trust them enough to buy from them.
Now go ahead and fill out the next part of your social media plan worksheet. If you haven't downloaded it yet, do it! (It's at the end of this article.) The worksheet is a compressed guide to social media, something that you can fill out each day with the different information and action you take from each of these posts.
Customer research's purpose is simple: understand your customer like a best friend.


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New York-based brand Parker had very exciting news, and they brought together some of Hollywood's most stylish ladies to celebrate. The news: Parker officially launched on Spring, a mobile marketplace app that makes shopping on your phone a cinch. Camilla Belle, Nikki Reed, Jaime King, and more turned up at The A List Showroom in Beverly Hills to shop Parker's capsule collection for Spring, along with hand-crafted jewellery from Stella & Bow and skincare musts from Caudalie Beauty Bar.
We're recapping the night's noteworthy looks, so keep reading to see all our favourites.
Wearing: Parker dress; Stella & Bow jewellery.
Wearing: Parker McKenna Printed Flare Skirt ($258); Stella & Bow jewellery.
Wearing: Parker Amber Combo Dress ($385); Stella & Bow jewellery.
All wearing Parker and Stella & Bow jewellery.
Wearing: Parker Kingston Top ($139), Wesley Skirt ($154), and Dory Dress ($245); Stella & Bow jewellery.
Wearing: Parker top and Kenna Knit Skirt ($198); Stella & Bow jewellery.
Wearing: Parker shorts; Stella & Bow jewellery.


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Posh v Accrington Stanley | Match Preview
Posh host Accrington Stanley on Saturday.
A look ahead to Saturday's clash with Accrington Stanley.
Peterborough United entertain Accrington Stanley in Sky Bet League One action at the ABAX Stadium on Saturday afternoon (3pm) looking to build on last weekend's 2-0 victory against Scunthorpe United at Glanford Park.
The clash with Stanley is the first of a double-header of home fixtures over the next few days with Fleetwood Town the visitors on Tuesday night. Accrington, like Posh, have enjoyed an excellent start to the campaign with some notable results, including the recent 3-1 home success over Bradford City.
Winger Marcus Maddison is available for selection after illness and injury and goalkeeper Conor O'Malley is also fit after recovering from a shoulder problem. Centre back Josh Yorwerth is currently away from the club dealing with some family issues.
Captain Seamus Conneely is recovering well from a groin problem but is unlikely to return to the squad this weekend, while Harvey Rodgers remains sidelined with a knee injury and on-loan Middlesbrough goalkeeper Connor Ripley serves the second of a three-match ban following his 16th minute sending off in the 1-0 defeat at Shrewsbury.
FROM THE GAFFER
"Accrington Stanley have enjoyed a strong start to the campaign, but that shouldn't come as a surprise because they were the best side my Mansfield team faced last season in League Two. They have a lot of talent in their squad and the manager John Coleman and his management team deserve a lot of credit, as does the chairman," Steve Evans said.
FROM THE OPPOSITION
"Steve and Paul are winners so they will be up for it like we are so we expect a scrap on the touchlines, within the rules of the game! We have analysed their strengths and weaknesses, we know the way they play, and we will try to come up with a formula to beat them," Accrington assistant Jimmy Bell said.
Tickets are available at www.theposhtickets.com, via the Ticketmaster hotline 0844 847 1934 (calls cost 7ppm plus your network access fee) and in person at the ABAX Stadium Box Office. Remember it is cheaper if you purchase tickets in advance and it is also a Category B fixture.
We welcome representatives of the Army into the Fan Zone this Saturday with plenty of activities for all of the family. Not only that, but the mobile bar will be open prior to the match and refreshments will be available during the half-time interval for supporters in the Main North Stand. The usual inflatables will be in operation ahead of kick-off with the fan zone open from 1pm.
The match referee is Scott Duncan.
Peterborough United vs Accrington Stanley on 20 Oct 18


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[Warning] How iWork Trojan Can Affects Mac
Macintosh devices are normally not affected by threats you see around. Even when it's necessary to have an antivirus in a Windows PC, Mac users are pretty much confident about their security. Nevertheless, there are certain times when you come across malware attacks targeted at Mac devices. And, iWork Trojan is considerably the most noted threat that we've seen in Macintosh devices; let that be your MacBook Pro, Air or iMac. As you would have guessed from the name, iWork Trojan works associated with the iWork package from Apple.
In case if you did not know, iWork is collection of tools that can be used for Work-related needs. For instance, Pages of iWork lets you create stunning Documents with its powers for Word Processing and Collaborative Workspace. At the same time, Keynote is the optimal way to create and present media content for presentations. Despite being available for Mac, iOS and iCloud, iWork is a premium package of software. In fact, each tool — Pages, Numbers and Keynote — costs you $19.99 when purchased from Mac App Store. And, it's the premium pricing that gave birth to iWork Trojan.
How iWork Trojan Works
Let's iterate that universal fact here: people don't like to spend money on digital products. So, by risking their security and privacy, users tend to go behind pirated stuff. And, that's what happened in the case of iWork as well. Driven by the wish to save some money, people started searching for the pirated versions of Apple iWork package. Hackers and evil hands did use this occasion to come up with a totally-malicious thing — iWork Trojan. As you can guess, it's a Trojan horse kind of malware that can affect your Macintosh.
So, the spreading process was simple enough. The hackers had to set up a website with the download links for the pirated version of Apple iWork. Users would rush into those websites to download and install the pirated versions — free of cost, of course. Along with the iWork package, however, the iWork Trojan too would be installed in the device. Trojan Services would be active on your Mac device thereafter.
Obviously, there are several after effects of having your Macintosh affected with iWork Trojan. Some of them are:
iWork Trojan Horse Viruses have root access. Using this root access, it's possible to transmit the location of your Mac.
Remote Control of your Mac is also possible through the Trojan service. If you are seeing a huge amount of data bandwidth being used, it's okay to doubt the presence of malicious remote access.
iWork Trojan, just like other Trojan horse viruses, has complete control over your Macintosh device. That's one of the reasons why it can go deep into your system and create backdoors. Using these backdoors, other malware can get into the device.
Altogether, there is no doubt in the fact that iWork Trojan is something really dangerous. The best precaution you can do is to stop downloading pirated versions of iWork. Instead, by paying the right amounts, you can have all the components of Apple's Office-based software package.
Removing the iWork Trojan Malware
Unlike most of the other Trojan horse malware, it's not so tough to remove iWork Trojan from your Macintosh. In fact, if you are able to detect the presence of the Trojan, it takes only a few minutes to get rid of the iWork Trojan. However, it's another story if the iWork Trojan has created some other malware in the meantime. However, if it's about iWork Trojan, you can follow these steps to remove the malware:
Note: The process of removal is simple enough. You are going to delete all the files and folders associated with the iWork Trojan. It means that you will have to get rid of the pirated version of iWork installed in the device. The steps are as follows once again.
You need to open the Find dialogue box in Mac. To do that, you need to press Command + F
Now, it's time to find and delete the various files and folders associated with iWork Trojan. To do that, you can do searches in the Find dialogue box. So, perform search with these keywords: iWork Services, Bin, Library, System, USR and Startup Items. Open all these folders and delete them instantly.
In the dialogue box, you can find file-based results too. In that case, you need to delete the individual files as well.
While deleting, make sure that you are pressing Shift + Command + Del instead of Normal delete. If you do this, the files will be deleted permanently without going to the Trash folder.
By now, you would have deleted almost all the files associated with the iWork Trojan. Now, it's time to restart the Mac.
Once rebooted, all the changes will be in effect and you won't find the pirated version of iWork in device. It means that it has been removed from the device; so has the malware associated with it.
By the way, if you don't want to follow these steps, you can seek the help of malware removal tools. As you might know, it is possible to find dedicated tools for malware removal and protection, such as Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. If not for Malwarebytes, you should pick the right, reputed and effective removal tool. Despite all these, it makes a lot more sense not to install the pirated versions of iWork package. It's good to pay for the good stuff!
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Arkansas Reliever Returns to Battle Creek
Published On: May 3rd, 2013
BATTLE CREEK, MI- The Battle Creek Bombers have announced the signing of Arkansas redshirt freshman pitcher Brian Heldman.
Brian Heldman: 6'3" – 180lb, B/R-T/R, RHP, Arkansas (Rs Fr.), Round Rock, Texas.
Heldman redshirted the 2012 season for the Razorbacks before coming to Battle Creek for the summer of 2012. He led the Bombers in relief appearances last season compiling a 2.12 ERA in 28 outings. Heldman is not afraid to go after hitters as he led the team throwing first pitch strikes 70 percent of the time.
While attending Stony Point High School in Round Rock, Heldman helped his team capture two district championships in his freshman and senior seasons. He possesses the school records for career saves, single season saves, and single season appearances. Over the course of his 43 game high school career, he compiled eight wins to just two losses with a 1.02 ERA. Heldman looks to help provide the Bombers with some quality relief work for a second straight season.
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The Quiet Appeal of Moissac
Discover The Quiet Appeal of Moissac is written and photographed by Mimi Beck Knudsen.
I'm getting to know the Tarn-et-Garonne bit by bit. I now have a small list of sites where I have visited and a longer list of places I'll visit soon. My most recent trip to this department in south west France included a stop in Moissac, a lovely city in which to spend the day and discover the quiet appeal of Moissac.
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These sculptures by Jean-Louis Toutain can be found in the plaza in front of the abbey in Moissac.
The south west portico of the Abbaye Saint-Pierre in Moissac is considered to be a masterpiece of Romanesque art.
This stainless steel sculpture by STRATOS in front of the Mairie is one of several pieces by the artist in Moissac's city center.
Known mostly for its remarkable cloister, Abbaye Saint-Pierre, the small city of around 12,500 is fortunate to be situated along the Tarn River and the Canal des Deux Mers. If the weather is suitable, one can spend some time inside the abbey, and the rest of the day, walking or biking through the streets of Moissac. The day can include a boat ride too, as the Tarn bateaux operate all year round (check online hours and days of operation). And of course, one needs to fuel up for the day, and luckily Moissac has plenty of restaurants. We ate in a bistro on Place des Recollets and had a delicious 13- euro lunch with amazing slice of Basque cake for dessert.
Although we easily found a parking spot a block from the abbey when we arrived in Moissac, we decide to leave our visit to the cloister until last. After lunch we stroll south to the river. Along the way we see sculptures by artists Jean-Louis Toutain and Charles STRATOS.
The Esplanade des Justes in Moissac honors those who sheltered 500-600 Jewish children here during WWII.
Visitors to Moissac may opt for a 45-minute cruise of the Tarn river.
Dating from the Middle Ages, this mill along the Tarn in Moissac was a flour mill-turned luxury hotel.
When we reach the banks of the Tarn, we come across a bit of history that we had been unaware of. During World War II, hundreds of children taken in by the Jewish organization Éclaireurs Israélites de France (EIF) found refuge in Moissac. The city and its people offered a haven to these children throughout the war. The Esplanade des Justes along the Tarn was built to honor the city and its heroic citizens.
Ghost-sign advertisements for yummy things can be seen on the side of this building in Moissac.
Doors from Abbaye Saint-Pierre lead to a sunny plaza in Moissac.
Also along the river is a hotel/spa that has a rich history. Built in 1474, just after the 100 Years War had ended, a mill was built on the ruins of another mill that had recently burned down. Over the course of several centuries, the mill became the largest in south west France and its flour was considered to be excellent. But during World War I, the mill burned and the site was abandoned.
During the Roaring Twenties, the mill became a luxury hotel, but it closed at the start of World War II. It is here that many of the Jewish refugee children lived during the war. After the war, the mill was briefly a technical school. Then in the 1970s it was reborn again as a luxury hotel whose famous guests included President Giscard d'Estaing and actress Catherine Deneuve. The hotel failed again in the 1990s but was purchased and restored. And so today, Le Moulin de Moissac is once again a popular hotel and spa.
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The cloister of Abbaye Saint-Pierre in Moissac is the oldest in the world.
Inside the cloister of Abbaye Saint-Pierre in Moissac, one can find 76 adorned capitals depicting biblical scenes, saints, or leaves.
Floor tiles in the cloister of Moissac's abbey are preserved and studied.
We've covered a good part of the city during our afternoon stroll and have admired the architecture and understood the quiet appeal of Moissac. In 1930, a flood devastated part of Moissac's town center. The flood killed 120 people and left thousands more homeless. Dozens of architects from Toulouse helped to rebuild the city, favouring the Art Déco style. The most notable building from this period is Hall de Paris, and other examples can be found in the Sainte-Blanche district along the Tarn.
This Reliquaire de Saint Jacques is one of the artifacts on display in the cloister of Abbaye Saint-Pierre in Moissac.
Exhibits such as this at Abbaye Saint-Pierre in Moissac allow visitors an up-close look at the cloister's capitals.
This sculpture in the Abbaye Saint-Pierre in Moissac is from 1476.
Our visit to Moissac is capped off with a self-guided tour of the cloister at Abbaye Saint-Pierre. Completed in 1100, the Romanesque-style cloister is oldest and one of the finest in the world. Here stands 76 capitals, most adorned with scenes from the Bible or from Saints' lives. We spend about an hour here, enjoying the peaceful setting and checking out the various exhibits. Admission to the cloister is 6.50 euros, but entrance to the church is free. The intricately carved tympanum above the southwest portico depicts Saint John's version of the Apocalypse. The abbey and Moissac's tourism office are open every day except Christmas and New Year's Day.
A fantastic day out discovering the quiet appeal of Mossaic.


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Jade Corkill
Events: Team Roping (Heeling)
Born: 8/22/1987 Fallon, Nev.
PRCA Career Earnings: $1,661,294.00
World Titles Won: 3 (2012-14)
Wrangler NFR Qualifications: 9 (2008-15, 2017)
Current Residence: Fallon, Nev.
WNFR average titles: 1 (2014)
Tour Finale qualifications: 6 (2009-14)
RNCFR qualifications: 1 (2013)
Education: Feather River College (Quincy, Calif.)
2019 Highlights- Partner Luke Brown
• Won the Oakdale (Calif.) Saddle Club Rodeo
• 2018: Won the West Texas (Abilene) Fair & Rodeo, with Colby Lovell
• 2017: (Partner Clay Tryan) Won the Tri-State Rodeo (Fort Madison, Iowa), the Ogden (Utah) Pioneer Days and the Yellowstone River Round-Up (Billings, Mont.). Co-champion at the New Mexico (Albuquerque) State Fair & Rodeo and the Gooding (Idaho) Pro Rodeo. Finished 10th in the world standings with $153,999
• 2015: (Partner Clay Tryan)Placed in three rounds at the Wrangler NFR. Won the Wrangler Champions Challenge (Kissimmee, Fla.), the Wrangler Champions Challenge (Rapid City, S.D.), the Wrangler Champions Challenge (Redding (Calif.), the Ellensburg (Wash.) Rodeo, the Spanish Fork (Utah) Wrangler Champions Challenge, the Clark County Fair & Rodeo (Logandale, Nev.), the Colorado State Fair & Rodeo (Pueblo) and the Johnson County Sheriff's Posse PRCA Rodeo (Cleburne, Texas). Co-champion at the Justin Boots Playoffs (Puyallup, Wash.), the Pendleton (Ore.) Round-Up and the New Mexico State Fair & Rodeo (Albuquerque)
• 2014: Placed in seven of 10 rounds at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo en route to winning the average title, his third gold buckle and setting a single-season earnings record for his event of $220,058. Won the Redding (Calif.) Rodeo; the San Angelo (Texas) Rodeo and the Clovis (Calif.) Rodeo
• 2013: Tied for the win in Round 7 of the Wrangler NFR with a time of 4.1 seconds and placed in four other rounds to wrap up his second consecutive world championship with $178,057 in total earnings. Won the Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Days; the Sikeston (Mo.) Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo; the RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo (Oklahoma City, Okla.), with Shane Erickson; the Horse Heaven Round-Up Rodeo (Kennewick, Wash.); the Rowell Ranch Rodeo (Hayward, Calif.) and the Eugene (Ore.) ProRodeo. Won the all-around and team roping at the Ellensburg (Wash.) Rodeo. Co-champion at the Austin County Fair and Rodeo (Bellville, Texas), with Zayne Dishion
• 2012: (Partner Kaleb Driggers) Won Round 10 of the Wrangler NFR in a time of 4.0, earned a share of first place in Round 1 and placed in four other rounds in between to win his first gold buckle with season earnings of $190,797. Won the Reno (Nev.) Rodeo; Rodeo Austin; the Grand National Rodeo (San Francisco, Calif.), with Justin Wade Davis; the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo Days (Colorado Springs, Colo.); the Snake River Stampede (Nampa, Idaho); the Kitsap Stampede (Bremerton, Wash.) and the Kern County Fair Rodeo (Bakersfield, Calif.), with Wade Wheatley. Won the all-around and was co-champion in the team roping at the Rowell Ranch Rodeo (Hayward, Calif.), with Zayne Dishion
• 2011: (Partner Chad Masters) Won Rounds 9 and 10 of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and placed in three other rounds. Won the American Royal Rodeo (Kansas City, Mo.); the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo; the Greeley (Colo.) Independence Stampede; the Wild Bill Hickok Rodeo (Abilene, Kan.); the Sisters (Ore.) Rodeo; the Norco (Calif.) Mounted Posse Rodeo and the Kern County Fair Rodeo (Bakersfield, Calif.), with Wade Wheatley. Co-champion at the Mother Lode Round-up (Sonora, Calif.), with Britt Williams. Finished fourth in the world standings with $152,976
• 2010: (Partner Chad Masters) Placed in four rounds of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, including a win in Round 10 with a time of 3.9 seconds. Finished fifth in the world standings with $164,456. Won the 100th Pendleton (Ore.) Round-Up; the 100th California Rodeo Salinas; the Dodge City (Kan.) Round-Up; the Walker County Fair & Rodeo (Huntsville, Texas); the Livingston (Mont.) Round-Up and the Deadwood (S.D.) Days of '76 Rodeo
• 2009: (Partner Chad Masters) Won Round 9 of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo with a world-record time of 3.3 seconds; placed in three additional rounds. Broke the record for regular-season earnings by a team roper with $127,749 and finished fourth in the world standings with $157,532. Won the Cheyenne (Wyo.) Frontier Days Rodeo; the Clovis (Calif.) Rodeo; the Lea County Fair & PRCA Rodeo (Lovington, N.M.); the Snake River Stampede (Nampa, Idaho); the Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo (Casper); the Livermore (Calif.) Rodeo; the Norco (Calif.) Mounted Posse Rodeo and the Wild Bill Hickok Rodeo (Abilene, Kan.). (Partner Michael Jones). Won the SandHills Stock Show & Rodeo (Odessa, Texas) and the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo (Denver)
• 2008: Placed in seven of 10 rounds of the Wrangler NFR with Luke Brown and finished third in the average. Finished second in the world standings to fellow Nevadan Randon Adams with $166,673. (Partner Chad Masters) Won RodeoHouston; the Spanish Fork (Utah) Fiesta Days Rodeo and the Larimer County Fair & Rodeo (Loveland, Colo.). Won the Caldwell (Idaho) Night Rodeo (first round, Tour Playoffs), with Jake Stanley
• 2007: Won the Guymon (Okla.) Pioneer Days Rodeo, with Chris Lawson
• 2006: Won the Kit Carson County Fair & Rodeo (Burlington, Colo.), with Blaine Linaweaver; won the Wrangler ProRodeo Tour and average title at Rodeo Austin (Texas), with Matt Tyler; co-champion at the Brawley (Calif.) Cattle Call Rodeo, with Logan Olson
Nevada high school team roping and tie-down roping champion, 2005. World Junior Team Roping champion (with Joel Bach), 2005
PRCA Team Roping (heeler) Rookie of the Year, 2006. Horse Fine Snip of Doc " Cave Man" voted AQHA/PRCA Team Roping Heeling Horse of the Year, 2010 and again in 2012
6-1, 215 ... Wife, Haley (married April 28, 2013); sons, Colby (born Feb. 28, 2011) and Kelton (born Feb. 14, 2014) ... Graduated from high school in May 2006 after being home schooled ... Jade bought his permit in August 2005, when he turned 18, and competed at about five rodeos in California before filling his permit ... Roped his first steer, a wooden one, in the family living room when he was 1 year old and won his first check at age 6 ... Primary competition horse is Cave Man ... Sister, Bailey, competed in rodeo for the University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) ... Favorite rodeo is Rodeo California Salinas


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Yes, the time is come for God's people to make our Exodus out of the "City of Confusion", the various "Christian" organizations.
And this is a literal Exodus! And yet, before we can completely come of her, we must come out of her in our minds.
Having said all this, there are many who realize that the churches have become apostate, and yet still believe they must continue to attend.
As this above verse warns, all those who refuse to come out of the harlot churches, will be subject to her sins, and subject to her plagues!
When starting church, new parishioners soon become filled with a worldly spirit, soon partaking of the same folly as the older members in that church.
This above verse reveals that the spirit of Antichrist is merely a worldly-minded spirit!
Now, this devotional has only touched on just one particular aspect, as to why it is imperative to, "Come out of her (the Harlot, Babylon), My people!" Revelation 18:4.
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And so, it is no wonder that God refers to today's church-world as Mystery Babylon. It is filled with error and confusion.


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Over half of apps rarely used, Ofcom reports
Apps more popular than browsers but most are never used
by: Rene Millman
Around half of the apps downloaded onto smartphones and tablets are never used, according to research carried out by Ofcom.
The survey found that, while smartphone users have an average of 23 apps on their phones, only 10 are regularly used. Just under half of mobile phone users (48 per cent) say they download apps on their mobile phone (up from 37 per cent in 2012).
However, in the research that polled 2,674 UK adults, it found a clear preference for using apps rather than browsers for gaming, downloading videos and music, and half of app users who look at news said they prefer to use an app (50 per cent vs. 36 per cent who prefer a browser). Furthermore, app users prefer to use browsers for shopping online and for looking for information (50 per cent and 62 per cent, respectively).
The survey also looked into other areas of online behaviour in the UK. It found a six per cent increase since 2012 in the number of people using mobile devices to access the internet. The figure now stands at 59 per cent.
The number of adults using tablets to go online has almost doubled from 16 per cent in 2012 to 30 per cent in 2013. But desktop computers and laptops continue to be the most popular gateways to the internet with 78 per cent of the UK population using these devices.
The number of silver surfers continues to rise, with an increase of a quarter over the past year (42 per cent compared with 33 per cent in 2012) while nearly all 16-24s and 25-34s are now online (98 per cent). Overall, the internet is accessed by 83 per cent of the UK population.
The survey found two-thirds (66 per cent) of online adults say they have a current social networking site profile, up two per cent since 2012 (64 per cent). Nearly all with a current profile (96 per cent) have one on Facebook, although the incidence of having only a Facebook profile has fallen to 43 per cent in 2013 compared to 53 per cent in 2012.
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