I have left arm pain and my right arm is sore and goes numb. I'm having trouble with balance and dizziness. I'm starting to fall just getting up and getting into a sitting position on the bed. I can't do getting up and down off the toilet and I can't get in and out of a chair. Standing up takes everything I have. I also can't get in and out of the bathtub anymore, I got stuck in there for 2 hours. I'm really scared. I have had a stroke before.
I had been tired for a while, no pain, just so dizzy I couldn't stand up unaided. Other stroke symptoms were my lips and face were numb and I had pins and needles.
Pain in the left side of my brain and my left arm at the same time were my stroke symptoms.
I woke up needing to go to the toilet, I got out of bed and fell on the floor. I was able to drag myself up but fell again. My partner was asleep so I shouted at him for his help, he helped me up back into bed, where I fell back to sleep. When I woke up I reached out for my glasses and I realized my left arm had gone weak and numb. My partner said the left hand side of my face had drooped, by the time ambulance came my speech was badly slurred and I couldn't walk.
Daily numbness attacks of my head, face, forehead, eyes, left arm, hand, feet, left facial droop and slurred speech that are intermittent daily events. My stroke symptoms began on January 14, 2013. I have short term memory problems and super fatigue. Also feel like I have the flu. I can only cope with the brain effects after the attacks. I also have numbness of the right side of my face that causes confusion, and trouble with word finding. It is hard to carry on a conversation with others. I cry also.
About 5 or 6 times a day I have started to get this feeling, it can happen anywhere at any time. I feel very dizzy, near passing out, lose control of walking and talking, and get tingling all over even my brain. I am worried if these are stroke symptoms.
I'm 83 and in fairly good health. I was working on the computer and my left hand became unusable for about 30 seconds. Then it was fine. I am worried if it is a stroke symptom.
When I press my finger on the right side of my head it gives me a pain. I am worried about a stroke.
I'm 30 years old and male. I was at the emergency room when I had a sudden pins and needles numbness go across my cheeks. It continued to go down my face and into my arms. Within a matter of seconds I couldn't speak. My arms were locked, my fingers extended. I had a hard time speaking and getting the people around me to listen that this wasn't normal. I couldn't move my body at all! I tried to yell and call. All I could say was I can't move. They said it was an anxiety attack. I think they were stroke symptoms.
I woke up Sunday with a severe headache on the right side, took a couple of Aleve tablets which didn't help. Finally I got in to my doctor on Monday and he sent me to the emergency room for a CT scan. I was diagnosed with a stroke. I was fortunate in that it didn't affect my speech or motor skills. However I lost vision in the left side of both eyes with instructions of no driving. My stroke was not caused by a blood clot, but to be safe I was put on a heart monitor for a month to see if I had atrial fibrillation which can cause blood clots and I do. I am now on a blood thinner.
I was extremely dizzy, tried to balance myself and saw that the right side of my body was collapsing under me. It lasted about 15 seconds. I took aspirin right away and went to the emergency room on advice of my nurse. Bloodwork and CT were normal. I started working about 6 months ago. It took me a while to get used to being on my feet 8 hours a day. Past few months I have had leg aches and cramps at night.
I was receiving chemotherapy for the 3rd round. About 3/4th of the way through I got very hot, water running down my head. I got very weak on my right side but had all thought processes. When trying to speak with anybody it sounded like 'marble mouth'. Very scary. Doctor thinks chemotherapy might have triggered the stroke.
I was at home, sitting on the couch when I began to feel a sensation across my upper lip. A little later that area became numb. I waited too long to go to the emergency room. Four hours passed until it hit me that this was getting worse. I was hospitalized for 18 days.
One week prior, I was very weak and jut needed to sit down most of the time. I could almost feel a different kind of blood flow to my head and also experienced vomiting. The night I had multiple strokes on left brain I thought I had a migraine and took Imitrex.
I was out the day before with my family, it was a hot day and I had to buy a hat, for the sun was hot. The next morning I sat at the side of my bed and my mind went totally blank for a second I think. I started choking and my daughter asked me what was wrong. I could not respond properly and was thinking, she should just give me a minute. She said," Mom, we are calling 911, I think you are having a stroke!" She later told me my mouth was funny and I had slurred speech. I had a TIA (transient ischemic attack). My whole life changed, my outlook changed, now three years later I still have left sided weakness, I do Tai Chi 4 times a week, but have lots of hip pain from my osteoporosis. I am still thankful for my daughter being there and knowing what to do. Had I been home by myself, I may not be writing this today! Otherwise I am in great health.
I woke up with the right side of my face limp. I can't squint my right eye or move the right side of my mouth. I am worried if it is a stroke.
My left hand has been lame for the last 7 hours I don't know what is happening or if this is a sign of a stroke.
I've been getting headaches and feeling dizzy with pressure on the left side of my head. I feel like I could do something silly at times like picking up food off the floor and eat it. I am wondering if these are stroke symptoms.
Since last three years I feel uneasy in my right hand and leg, and day to day it is increasing. Presently my writing ability is decreasing and I am walking slow and walking like a lame man. Last 6 months I have been feeling pain in my back bone if I am sitting in the chair for longer than 2 hours. I think they might be stroke symptoms and I need medicine.
I went to sleep lying on my right side and I woke up to losing complete feeling in my left arm from the left shoulder down. Everything went back to normal within 15 minutes after but this has never happened to me before on this scale. This could be a nerve issue but I honestly do not know if it is a stroke symptom.
I woke up and walked to the window, and my arms and legs were paralyzed. I took two aspirins and one hour later my stroke symptoms got better.
I have had a headache for 13 days straight. My right hand and foot keep swelling, and I get dizziness and been passing out. I've been to the family doctor twice and hospital once, but none of them has checked me out for a possible stroke, they just gave me 12 different medicines. I'm only 28 years old, I'm to the point of losing it here.
My grandpa is 93 years old and he is suffering from stroke caused by blood pressure and he lost his body balance, right arm motion and speech, but does have some movements in the right leg. Left half of his body works normally, the neurologist said that there was a leak of blood in the thalamus part of the brain. He had the stroke attack 7 days back, presently he is bedridden and the neurologist said he will be in this state as long as he lives.
I was at work the moment of my stroke. I was booking a flight for a customer and I asked her kindly "may I place your call on hold for a brief moment?" I put her on hold then sat still not moving nothing. I couldn't remember where I was or what I was doing almost as if I was losing consciousness, but someone called 911 and they took me to the hospital and they said I had a stroke from a clot. I had slurred speech loss of memory sleep apnea couldn't see properly couldn't walk or stand for long periods of time. I was in rehabilitation for about 1yr. I got out of rehab and went back to my job and then left for Texas. God has been good to me and the people around me that help me to be where I am today is all because of God. I don't sleep very well today one side of my body gets numb and tingly to this day. I don't know why.
I awoke with really violent pains over the top of my head. I tripped at every step with my left foot. Voices sounded far away and hollow. The next day I became very confused and lost half my sight, so I was bumping into everything and everyone. I couldn't see anything to the left. I apologized for bumping into a wheelchair and then bumped into the pusher. I could only read the last few letters of long words, I gathered 'ion' must be 'reception.' Following a nurse who turned left I went straight on until she called me to go 'this way'. I couldn't stand up for hours but did not lose consciousness.T he hospital doctor said my BP was 'way out of control' My left side was very weak and I couldn't raise my left leg. With stroke 4 I lost half my hearing in both ears, and I have impaired eyesight. I am left with memory loss and since my last stroke in November I have basal ganglia which affects my balance - and my emotions! I get quite cross now. I was always very placid and quiet. I believe the basal ganglia was brought on by my having had 12 CT brain scans and 1 MRI, as I am told it is caused by radiation. Not to mention my heart, circulation, sleep apnoea effects... ask me another!
I wonder if a losing bladder control a symptom of stroke.
When I had a stroke on my right side, I get this feeling I never had before.
I developed a skin rash after having a CVA (cerebrovascular accident).
I was getting dressed and became very dizzy and nauseated. I sat on the floor and called for my hubby. By that time, my speech was slurred and my left side was weak. I was blessed to have my stepson there, who has first responder training, recognized the symptoms, and called 911. I was at the hospital within 1 ½ hours and got the tissue plasminogen activator ( tPA), which worked.
With my stroke, I experienced numbness on the left side of my body. I felt very disoriented, even though I knew where I was. It affected my vision in my right eye. It was as if I was looking at a photo with a paper blocking my vision.
I woke up in the morning with my left arm numb and tingling later in the day i was very dizzy.
When I had my stroke the only warning I had was a vision disturbance…within half-hour I had a major stroke that left me completely paralyzed on the right side. I had the stroke in October 2007. I have had a slow recovery rate, but I am alive to tell others to be aware of the signs.
I had an aneurysm coiled. I went home for 3 days, had headaches, very grumpy, and on the 3rd day I collapsed in the shower with bleeding on the brain, which was removed by emergency. I was in a coma for 10 days and in the hospital for 6 weeks. It has been four months now, I am still in rehab.
In 2005 I experienced a lot of stress. Normally I don't get headaches but in September of that year I had a terrible headache starting from the base of the skull and up. My head was pounding. It started on a Friday. I worked that day. I was doing 2 jobs at the time. I was on high blood pressure medication but did not take anything for the headache. This continued through the weekend. On the Sunday of that weekend my supervisor sent me to the hospital. They did not diagnose me with stroke but my doctor said I did have a stroke. At the hospital my blood pressure was extremely high and they dosed me down with pain killers. They did all kinds of tests and did not find any blockages.
I am a 44 year old male, Chinese American, obese with a body index of over 40, type two diabetic, with high blood pressure controlled by medicine, former smoker, sedentary due to an injury three years before stroke, before that active with job that entailed a lot of labor. Late Sunday evening I went to urinate. While urinating my right hand, forearm, foot, lower leg started to tingle, almost like an electrical shock. When going back to the bedroom, I noticed a slight problem with balance. I told my wife and we discussed what it might be. I then examined my body and in addition to what I described before on my right side, I discovered that the right side of my face was numb, including my lips and gums. The facial numbness was very similar to being given Novocain at a dentist. Early the next morning I went to the emergency department at my local hospital. I described my symptoms and they did the standard vital signs and blood tests. They did not believe I had a stroke and did nothing for treatment. I still had the same symptoms from the night before. They did however admit me for observation. That night I had a similar experience that seemed to "fill in" the remaining not numb parts, right trunk and right thigh. I informed my nurse. The next morning I called my General Doctor and informed him of what had happened, and my concern that the hospital was just observing, not treating me, and not thinking it could be a stroke. He called the Doctor on duty and discussed my care. The attending doctor came in and advised me that they would have a neurologist see me the next day at my doctor's insistence. The next day, now fully numb on my right side with tingling on my lower right leg and right hand and forearm (almost painful), I was seen by a neurologist. He said he did not think I had a stroke, he believed it was diabetic neuropathy, but was going to do a ct scan and MRI later in the day. The results were that I had had a small Ischemic stroke. I could walk, talk and swallow, so I went home. I followed up with my doctor the next day. I had been on a low dose aspirin for a year. In the next week I found it hard to manipulate things with my right hand, keys, forks, using a keyboard, video game controller, and a snow plow with a joystick controller. I had balance problems, especially at night with no visual references. I noticed that my mind seamed to be foggy, not bad, but could not do math in my head as well as before. My right side started to get weak especially my hand. My doctor wanted me to go to physical therapy to learn how to use my left hand. I objected to this and just concentrated on not loosing the use of my right hand. I would not compensate with my left. It has helped, and my right hand is not loosing dexterity or strength. I did the same with my balance. I did martial arts exercises to strengthen my right side to improve my mobility, and it has helped. My doctor approved of the results. I still have problems sensing strength in my right hand. I drop forks and other utensils as I can't tell how hard I am holding things. It has been 18 months and I have not regained any sensation. I am thankful that it was not worse. I know how lucky I am to have such an easy time with this. I would like to let others in my situation know not to give up. Keep using your hand, work it and work it. I have learned to type again, so some improvement is possible. Also, I would not have been able to go through this with out my wife, so if you have a supportive partner, let them know how much you appreciate them.
Weeks before my stroke, I experienced waves of nausea. When I would lie in bed at night, the right side of my throat felt like pressure was being applied to it. I also had many, many PVCs two months before my stroke and one month after. My jaw felt sore. My personality changed. I was snapping at people and saying things that were out of character.
I was sitting at my computer when my left arm and leg went numb, beyond the feeling you have when your arm or leg falls asleep. I thought it would pass, so I went over to my couch to see if it would. It did not. I managed to go downstairs in my apartment building, and someone told me go to the ER. I called my doctor, and the nurse told me to go to the ER. This was after a couple of hours. I was treated in the ER, and admitted overnight, and discharged the next evening, because I regained use of my leg and arm. I do not recommend anyone be as stupid as I was, I should have gone to the ER right then.
I have been having a headache for almost a week. I went to the doctor and they prescribe me Lisinopril and Hydrochlorothiazide 10-12.5mg. Every since I have been taking the medicine I have noticed that my left side of my face is swollen.
I am seeing a ripple in the left eye and I am having a sharp sticking in the both temples but not at the same time it comes with dizziness like sea sickness. Sometimes I have a feeling like there is crawling on the top of my head and also my heart is fluttering and it feels like my heart goes up and drops. Also in my neck it feels like my heart is beating real fast. I am also having twitching in the arms and legs and sometimes it feels like a pin sticking me. My sinuses are also being affected tremendously.
My father is in the hospital as I write this. On Sunday he experienced a stroke while driving his car. He ran into the curb and crashed. He was taken immediately to the ER where they were quick to diagnose a stroke. The CT scan revealed a minor stroke had occurred within 48 hours prior to the accident. The doctors said the "clot-busters" would not be administered. He has lost mobility to the right side of his body, and his speech is very slow and heavily slurred. It has been 3 days now and he can finally answer questions with short simple answers. Although he does not seem to completely comprehend what the question is. I just want him to get better and come home now.
My son had a stroke and the neuro doctors say it was caused by a spike in blood pressure and heart rate, caused by the adrenal gland. Have you ever heard of this before? His speech is good but his throat has been affected and it is very hard for him to swallow. Could you give me any comments on this?
I had a severe headache for almost two weeks with vision disturbances and numbness in my right jaw. The ER doctor said it was a migraine. Ten days after the onset of symptoms, I fell out of bed when I tried to get up. I could hardly see or walk. It felt like I was drunk. I am forty-seven years old and have lupus anti coagulant and was on blood thinners (not enough). I was blessed to have recovered well. I am still tired a lot, ringing in my head, headaches and my short term memory is not good, but I can walk and talk and smile the same as I always did.
TIA's can trick you. I thought my legs were buckling and I would fall. By the way I've been a nurse over 25 years and didn't see it coming. I fell and couldn't get up again. I was admitted to the hospital with CVA left side which caused paralysis on the right side. This has been unreal, but I am adjusting.
Just before I turned 25, I had a stroke. I was working at a fast-food place and my shift was two hours from ending when I started feeling dizzy. I didn't think anything of it then. It went away, but I couldn't see from my left eye. I could not read the left side of the tickets. I let my manager know that I couldn't see, and I thought maybe in a couple of seconds I would regain my sight. My sight returned after a couple of minutes, but then I lost feeling in my arm and then all of my face.
I was at work when I felt very dizzy and felt that I couldn't stand up for more than a second. So I asked my boss if I could go to the emergency yet I couldn't drive so I waited for my husband. The doctors asked me what I had so I told them my dizziness and numbness on my right side, by then I had a headache that wasn't too bad. After four hours, they didn't find a reason why I should stay. They thought it was a migraine, so I went home. The next day, I woke up with my right side of my body immobile and my speech slurred, so I had another visit to the emergency room. They said it was just stress. Again I was sent home, and five days later, I went to my general doctor and he told me to go again. So I did, and I was diagnosed with a stroke. But because I am 29-year-old female, they didn't think I was having a stroke.
I had weakness in face and in my left arm which I still have.


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Galaxy Unpacked 2021: Samsung to unveil S21 series on January 14th
Sheharyar Ahmad Saeed January 4, 2021
Samsung has officially confirmed that it will be announcing its Galaxy S21 series at its online-only Unpacked 2021 event on 14th January. The announcement was made on the official Samsung newsroom, with the tagline of "Welcome to the Everyday Epic." This event will take place virtually on Thursday, January 14th, at 10:00 AM Eastern Time.
The already surfaced rumors about the Galaxy S21 series's launch date has finally come true in January. The three flagship phones in the Galaxy S21 series are reported to be S21, S21 Plus, and a premium model, the S21 Ultra phone. It is widely expected that S21 and S21 Plus phones will largely be similar except for the changes in their sizes. In contrast, the premium S21 Ultra model will feature more efficient specs in camera and battery. This pretty much resembles the pattern followed by Samsung in the launch of S20 phones in 2020. The S21 Ultra is reported to support Samsung's S-Pen stylus and a curved display.
In North America, the Galaxy S21 series will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888, but in Europe and India, it will be powered by Samsung's Exynos 2100, as reported by XDA News.
Besides the Galaxy S21 phone series, few other smart devices are also expected to be uncovered at the Samsung Unpacked 2021 event. Among these devices are a pair of wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Pro, a Bluetooth Tracker — the Galaxy Smart Tag, and a Galaxy Watch Active 2 with a new color. The Galaxy Buds Pro will be Samsung's second earbuds with the facility of Active Noise Cancellation, but unlike previous Galaxy Buds, the Galaxy Buds Pro will be featuring silicone tips.
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Paraleiocapitella mossambica é uma espécie de anelídeo pertencente à família Capitellidae.

A autoridade científica da espécie é Thomassin, tendo sido descrita no ano de 1970.

Trata-se de uma espécie presente no território português, incluindo a sua zona económica exclusiva.

Referências
 Paraleiocapitella mossambica - World Register of Marine Species (consultado em 31 de dezembro de 2013).

Ligações externas

 Paraleiocapitella mossambica - Biodiversity Heritage Library - Bibliografia
 Paraleiocapitella mossambica - NCBI Taxonomy Database
 Paraleiocapitella mossambica - Global Biodiversity Information Facility
 Paraleiocapitella mossambica - Encyclopedia of Life

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What are the three most critical functions of the attorney generals office? What functions or services would you eliminate or de-emphasize if the AG's budget were cut substantially?
The most critical role of the Attorney General is to protect Michigan's families. As I've done in the past, I'll hold criminals accountable and keep our families safe. In my work as a federal prosecutor I strengthened the law in Michigan against child sex predators who produce child pornography, and I'll continue this fight as Attorney General.
Crimes come in all shapes and sizes and sometimes families in our state are victims of corporations that deceive them or treat them unfairly. Our state is still experiencing the economic harms that came in the wake of the Great Recession. Michigan was one of the state's hardest hit, and yet my opponent refused to hold accountable some of the companies most responsible — especially on Wall Street.
And lastly, I'll protect our Great Lakes and great outdoors, holding corporate polluters accountable. Water is one of Michigan's greatest treasures, and I'll ensure we are never in the business of cleaning up an oil spill in the Great Lakes. I will stand up against polluters and make it very clear that there is a high price to pay for violating Michigan law.
How should the attorney general decide when to file a lawsuit on behalf of the people of Michigan? How should policy disagreements with the governor over such matters be resolved?
My office will take great care in reviewing each issue brought before it to determine whether the attorney general's office should play a role. Acting within the bounds of the Michigan and Federal Constitution, I will make decisions based on an informed reading of the law – seeking justice for Michigan's citizens and their families. I will weigh many legal sides to an issue, giving due consideration to competing interpretations and potential outcomes. I will not advocate for fringe positions based on weak legal pretense or engage in political grandstanding for the praise of special interests. And I will always remember that the Attorney General is the people's lawyer -- for many families, the only advocate they'll ever have when they are threatened or harmed. The average price of a lawyer in Michigan is $233/hour. Most families can't afford that -- they are priced-out of the legal market. Families depend on having an Attorney General who will serve as their lawyer, their advocate, and their voice.
Defend/critique the Michigan AG's role in challenging the implementation of the federal Affordable Care Act.
Against the Governor's wishes, Bill Schuette led the fight against a state-based exchange. As a result, the federal government imposed an exchange on the people of Michigan. Schuette then argued that families in states that did not create their own exchange do not qualify for tax credits to purchase health insurance. If Schuette wins his case, up to 500,000 families will see their taxes rise by $5,000. Certainly the health care law has problems, but you don't fix those problems by raising taxes on Michigan families. Schuette's actions represent exactly what's wrong with American politics today: politicians who care more about scoring partisan points than solving the real problems families face.
Will you defend Michigan's ban on same-sex marriage if the U.S. Court of Appeals upholds a federal trial judge's decision that the ban violates the U.S. Constitution? Explain your decision.
No. Bill Schuette has aggressively fought to prevent our most vulnerable children from finding a loving home, effectively arguing they would be better off as orphans than with two gay parents. As a federal prosecutor, I fought to protect our children, and I will continue to do so as AG by withdrawing this case.
In deciding whether to appeal a case, I will always consider the cost, the harm, and the likelihood of success. On all accounts this case fails: it's been extraordinarily expensive; it's inflicted much harm; and with only one exception more than 30 state and federal courts have rejected Schuette's arguments.
What role should the attorney general's office play in the enforcement of environmental regulations?
The Attorney General should hold corporate polluters accountable when they poison our Great Lakes and Great Outdoors. I will go after bad actors that cause damage, such as oil or chemical spills, to protect Michigan's natural resources for future generations and make sure there is a price to pay for those who violate the law.
One of the greatest threats to the Great Lakes right now is the 61-year old pipeline under the Straits of Mackinac. As Attorney General I'll do what my opponent has failed to do: use already existing powers to require Enbridge to seek full authorization for the pipeline and hold public hearings to ensure every inch of the pipeline is inspected and give our citizens confidence that their lakes are protected.
Does Michigan incarcerate more people than it should? Should the state attempt to reduce the number of prisoners incarcerated by reducing prison terms for some crimes or giving judges more flexibility in sentencing?
The most important step that Michigan can take is to develop and support meaningful programs that help non-violent offenders who have completed their sentence to become working and law-abiding members of society after they leave. Recidivism plays a major role in keeping the number of prisoners in Michigan high. Currently, Michigan's programs are inadequate and underfunded.
How serious a problem is the inadequacy of legal representation for indigent defendants? What, if anything, should the attorney general do to address it?
It is important that Michigan have an adequate indigent defense system to ensure that all citizens have their constitutional right to legal representation. In 2008, a national report on Michigan's indigent defense systems ranked Michigan 44th in the country. Michigan's Attorney General should help to raise awareness among Michigan's law makers on the importance of continued reform of the indigent defense system to help ensure that all citizens have the legal representation guaranteed to them in the Constitution.
What role, if any, should the attorney general play in expanding public disclosure of contributions to candidates, parties or political causes?
As Attorney General, I'll use my existing powers to close one of the largest loopholes that allows dark money to flow into Michigan politics by requiring nonprofits that spend money on elections to disclose the sources of such funds. In particular, 501(c)(4) organizations have been a favorite vehicle for dark money because they have allowed unlimited and anonymous contributions. As the regulator of nonprofits, I'll use my rulemaking powers to require nonprofits that spend money on elections to include in their annual report to my office a statement that discloses the sourced of all funds spent on elections. Nonprofits will be able to create a segregated fund for political spending to ensure that other donations not used to influence elections are exempt from this requirement. I'll work closely with the nonprofit community, allowing time for comments from all affected parties, to ensure a fair and efficient system.
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Professional experience: Professor of criminal law and ethics, MSU College of Law. Previous: Attorney with the U.S. Justice Department; judicial clerk with the U.S. Court of Appeals; federal prosecutor in the Western District of Michigan.
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Openings, Closings and Amalgamations
Schools and infrastructure
Schools' estate
Details of schools opened, closed or amalgamated over the past 3 years.
Opening, closing and amalgamating of schools
A list of schools, grouped by Education Authority (EA) regions, confirmed as opening, closing or amalgamating.
Schools Plus
Although a school may be closed, you may still view the school details on the Department's website. To search for the closed school, select status as 'closed'.
List of schools, known as Schools Plus
Belfast region
Orangefield High School, closed with effect from 31 August 2014
Avoniel Primary School, closed with effect from 31 August 2015
Holy Family Nursery School, closed with effect from 31 August 2016
St Patricks College and Little Flower Girls closed with effect from 31 August 2017 and formed New Blessed Trinity College with effect from 1 September 2017
St Anne's Girls' and Barrack Street Boys' Primary Schools amalgamated to form St Catherine's Primary School with effect from 1 September 2014
Belmont House and Foyle View Schools amalgamated to form Ardnashee School and College with effect from 1 September 2014
Immaculate Conception College closed with effect from 31 August 2015
St Anthony's Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2015
St Macartan's Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2015
Envagh Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2015
St Francis of Assisi Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2015
Craigbrack Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2015
Gaelcholaíste Dhoire opened with effect from 1 September 2015
Gortnagarn Primary School, Omagh closed with effect from 31 August 2016
Evish Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2016
Portora Royal Grammar and Collegiate Grammar, Enniskillen amalgamated to form Enniskillen Royal Grammar School with effect from 1 September 2016
St Comhgall's College and St Eugene's College closed with effect from 31 August 2017 and formed St Kevin's College, Lisnaskea with effect from 1 September 2017
St Matthew's Primary School, Garvaghey closed with effect from 31 January 2018
Magheralough Primary School closed with effect from 31 August 2018
North Eastern region
Ballee Community High School closed with effect from 31 August 2014
Monkstown and Newtownabbey Community High Schools amalgamated to form Abbey Community College with effect from 1 September 2015
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Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA glides into Frankfurt with spiral lighting
By Aaron Turpen
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Mercedes-Benz EQA debuts in Frankfurt
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Following on the Generation EQ concept shown last year, the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA continues with flowing lines, a lack of sharp edges, and a lot of lighting
The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA might have an innovative electric powertrain and some cool AWD control for varied driving conditions, but it's the headlamps that really grab the attention
When moving, many of the exterior lighting elements of the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA can change color to match the driver's choice of driving mode
Mercedes-Benz says that the Concept EQA is capable of 0-60 miles per hour in just five seconds, thanks to its twin-motor design and all-wheel drive platform
The batteries in the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA are modular in design, allowing the EQA to have over 60 kWh of capacity on board
The original design concept for the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA is based on the EQ series, which incorporates flowing lines with rounded edgework
Mercedes has not said whether the Concept EQA will see production, but is obviously eyeing the compact crossover market with this EV
Conceptual drawings of the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA have met reality with a physical model on the showroom floor at Frankfurt
Total range for the car is about 400 km (249 miles) and with rapid charging, the car can be charged to a range of about 100 km (62 miles) in less than 10 minutes
With charging through both induction and wall plugs, the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA can be charged from a variety of sources and allows fast charging for quick top-ups
The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA has an electric motor on each axle with a total system output of up to more than 200 kW (268 horsepower) and over 368 pound-feet (499 Nm) of torque
The rear tail lamps on the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA run the width of the car and are bolstered by more laser-activated lighting below, on the plate surround
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Mercedes-Benz has introduced the Concept EQA, a compact coupe-style crossover that features two electric motors, a variable drivetrain, permanent all-wheel drive, and a Sensual Purity design motif. This all-electric concept has a range of up to 400 km (249 miles) per charge. Those headlights, though ...
The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA might have an innovative electric powertrain and some cool AWD control for varied driving conditions, but it's the headlamps that really grab the attention. The LED headlights on the Concept EQA have a spiral shape that mesmerizes. They dominate the front end of the EQA without being the largest or most pronounced design element.
Surrounding those headlamps are more typical Mercedes design elements, including diamond-shaped grille edges, the large Mercedes-Benz three-point emblem, and a lower bumper-defining swoosh on the fascia. With the Concept EQA, however, these elements are purely aesthetic and are made up of both body shaping and lighting.
Just about everything on the Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA lights up, actually. The front grille surround, Mercedes emblem, daytime running light edges, lower fascia accent, the side body panel edge to define the running board, rear fascia surround, and the rear tail lamps that run the width of the vehicle are all lit up. Most of these non-essential lights change color to match the driving dynamic of the driver-selected mode. All are laser-activated LED lights.
Underpinning all of this lighting is an innovative electric powertrain. It is based on the new EQ platform debuted with the Generation EQ in Paris last year. The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA has an electric motor on each axle with a total system output of up to more than 200 kW (268 horsepower) and over 368 pound-feet (499 Nm) of torque. Batteries in the EQA are scalable and the drivetrain operates in permanent all-wheel drive.
The lithium-ion batteries powering the Concept EQA are made by Deutsche ACCUMOTIVE, a subsidiary of Daimler. They are modular in design, allowing the EQA to have over 60 kWh of capacity on board. Charging is via induction or wallbox and plug, and the EQA is rapid-charge ready.
Mercedes says that the Concept EQA can leap from zero to 60 mph (92 km/h) in about five seconds. Total range for the car is about 400 km (249 miles) and with rapid charging, the car can be charged to a range of about 100 km (62 miles) in less than 10 minutes.
The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA is designed for sporty performance. Low-slung batteries keep the center of gravity low, and axle-variable torque distribution in AWD give a strong driving performance dynamic. Two driver-selectable drive options, Sport and Sport Plus, offer different front to rear torque distribution for varied performance characteristics.
The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQA is on display in Frankfurt, Germany for the International Motor Show (IAA).
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There's a great article in last weekend's New York Times Magazine on disaster preparedness, which I want to use to highlight the social-psychological reasons for why we behave the way we do.
Photo from e-strategyblog.comRead the article closely and notice the parallels between preparing for a disaster and preparing for your financial future. They are eerily similar.
A number of things prevent us from preparing for disasters, including self-protective psychological factors that make us not want to think about it. The same protective mechanism works when you have people who are afraid to open their own bills, yet they keep on spending.
What prevents us from preparing for disasters? … Bad advice and false alarms discourage all of us from listening to authorities; the government's calls for us to build atomic shelters or heed code-orange alerts have done more harm than good [Ramit's note: Just like Wall Street's constant drum for new products and BUY/SELL/DO ANYTHING!!! has inured us to taking reasonable steps with investments]. For the poor, scrambling to make it through the small crises of everyday life is far more urgent than planning for a possible emergency, and investing time in preparedness efforts seems relatively unimportant.
A key point: By offering us so many choices about what to prepare for, we do nothing. There is an exact parallel with the number of investment choices in a 401(k): "For every 10 mutual funds made available, the rate of participation in 401(k) investing goes down 2%." That's from The Paradox of Choice.
For everyone, there are opportunity costs involved in preparing yourself and your family for a catastrophe that's unlikely to happen.
One major concern I heard was that there are simply too many things to worry about. Participants complained about having to prepare for too many specific disaster possibilities and in turn feeling overwhelmed, if not helpless.
Finally, a comment about how we don't want to live in a culture of preparedness.
Beyond that, many people simply don't want to live in a culture of preparedness. The notion is off-putting, and downright scary for some, because it seems to place fear and defensiveness at the center of our public and private lives. Careful planning means dwelling on the uncomfortable topics of our own mortality, the vulnerability of our loved ones and the fragility of our planet, and there's a psychological price to be paid for that.
Let's tackle the last point — that "we don't want to be prepared" — which I disagree with. It's a broad, overreaching statement to say that we don't want to be prepared (and, in fact, that takeaway was taken from anecdotal research the reporter did from talking to some friends). But it's an important one: Whether with disasters or money, it's not that we don't want to be prepared. Rather, the question is, "Under what conditions would we actually prepare?" Once you can identify patterns in people that do prepare, you can experimentally test and generalize.
Rather than making things up, let's turn to the social psychology literature to understand how this works. Howard Leventhal has been a prolific researcher in this area, and his study of tetanus shots is a seminal one.
First, the difference between attitudes and behavior: We all say we should be exercising more. We all believe we should read more high-quality publications. And if you asked 100 people if they should be saving more, 100 people would say yes. All of those are attitudes.
Yet, Americans spend more than they make, don't read very much, and are fat, obviously violating their own attitudes with their behavior. Newspaper journalists will bemoan the American public for being "irresponsible" and "short-sighted," but psychologists recognize that they need to ask the right question: What kind of message will get people to take action? Here, we turn to health psychology for an answer on how to help people do something that they agree is important, but need help making their behavior congruent with their attitudes.
Indeed, a month after the experiment, only 3% of participants had gotten a tetanus shot. As we know, saying something is important doesn't mean we'll actually do something about it.
Leventhal was no fool. He added a clever twist that produced astounding results. He took the same messages and simply added a campus map, highlighting the location and times for tetanus shots. By removing the passive barrier, compliance soared to 28%.
The key was giving people a fearful message with specific instructions on what to do next.
Note: Please don't run off screaming "I KNOW HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE DO THINGS BY USING HIGH-FEAR APPEALS!!!" The research is a little more complicated than that.
Just adding fear to the message doesn't change much: It's generally ineffective at behavioral change on its own, particularly if the action is far off in the future and make me psychologically uncomfortable to think about (disasters, retirement). You must understand who your audience is and what persuades them.
So, how do you change your own behavior and your friends' behavior? By experimentally testing your message — how it's communicated, the persuasive elements within, who it comes from — and by adding specific instructions about what next steps to take, we can help people to make better decisions and, more importantly, take action for their own self-interests.
There are ties between disaster planning, personal finance, and social psychology. I hope this post stirs us to think about how we can better influence our friends to think about planning for their own best interests.
* * *Note: Research was taken from Age of Propaganda, The Paradox of Choice, and The Tipping Point. All highly recommended.
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Very interesting article. I have read the Tipping Point by Gladwell (highly recommend to everyone), but have not read the other two mentioned.
Everything you mention can have potentially great benefits for business owners and marketing types alike.
I only have a minor contention with points made in the post. Giving specific instructions on what to do next would increase the likelihood of any action, not just one based out of fear. If a desired outcome isn't specifically stated, hundreds of different people may take hundreds of different actions. They may read more about the subject, go to a different doctor, or discuss it with a family or friend. Of course, there is no way to measure most of these actions. Making a specific call to action would increase the desired outcome because if the desired outcome isn't specifically stated, readers may take actions other than what the author intends for them to take. This doesn't necessarily equate to the materials not having an effect on the reader, but the effect on the reader may not be known to the author, or he may not have made his point as intentionally as he had originally thought.
By the way, congratulations on the book deal.
"First, the difference between attitudes and behavior: We all say we should be exercising more. We all believe we should read more high-quality publications. And if you asked 100 people if they should be saving more, 100 people would say yes. All of those are attitudes.
Yet, Americans spend more than they make, don't read very much, and are fat, obviously violating their own attitudes with their behavior. " The few percentage of people who can "learn on their own" -> level 5 and 6 learning (http://www.esf.edu/erfeg/endreny/courses/LevelsofKnowledge.htm) are really the ones who are the doers. I am not going to lie – I say I will be more financially responsible, but sometimes get caught up in compulsive buying (the pack of gum at the gas station). I thought that this article was very thought out, backed up by research, and presented well.
Keep generating great content – it'll only make you that more valuable. I'll echo what others were saying…don't advertise as much…honesty is priceless and look at the big picture.
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The first quotation seems irrelevant to the point of the article. 50% not changing their levels of preparation is not the same as 50% being unprepared.
Great post…consumer psychology is incredibly interesting and something I have been wanting to learn more about. Thanks for the book titles too…I have heard of a couple but haven't read any yet. Keep up the great posts!
As they say 'Prevention is better than Cure' , taking apt finance decisions at the first instance is the best way than to regret later.
And for that we have a really good guide and i.e. MoneyLIFE, a fortnightly personal finance magazine.
Yes, excellent article indeed. I know people in real life that know how to talk the talk, but for some reason, they just don't want to walk it. And to this day, they remain financially-challenged (though you probably wouldn't know it if you met and talked to them at a dinner party).
I wish you had expanded on this point more (the emotional connections we make with people) rather than approaching this from a purely analytical standpoint. It's so much easier to influence people after we make that emotional connection. Regardless of how well thought out your plan or approach, if they don't trust you, you won't get a lot of buy-in unless they feel you're clearly an expert on the subject.
Thanks. Another good point well made.
A few weeks back, the biotech company I worked for had a "Disaster Preparedness" day; 2 hours of watching firemen burn things and then put them out with extinguishers, while vendors inside the building tried to sell first aid kits and flashlights, and the red cross handed out completely useless leaflets. RIght, I thought, now I am completely unprepared for a SF-area disaster, namely an earthquake, leading to a fire / tidal wave … and I better remind myself to go elsewhere for more information. Sigh.
Do you think this is why Dave Ramsey is so popular with people that have used his plan to get out of debt? I read The Total Money Makeover, and the whole first half is informative regarding debt, but also shows all the fearful angles of it. The second half is a very specific plan for getting out of debt (a map, if you will).
I think its a bad strategy to fear the future, or disasters or anything. Be fearless, live life to your best ability and die like a hero. Don't hang around being miserable fearing what might happen to you or your money, that is a waste of life!


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On Friday afternoon (April 19), FOX announced that "Glee" is renewed for its fifth and sixth seasons.
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STAMFORD – Eleanore (Ellie) Catherine Govern, 94, died Jan. 2, 2012, at home.
Friends and family are welcome to come to the funeral Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Stamford, at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 6, 2012, with Father Michael Cambi, as celebrant. Burial will follow the service in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Stamford.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Stamford Emergency Squad in Eleanore's memory.


Blowing Rock is a town located in North Carolina, situated in both Caldwell and Watauga counties. As of the 2000 census, the town had a total population of 1,418.
Blowing Rock is located at 36�7'47" North, 81�40'21" West (36.129663, -81.672566)GR1, in the Blue Ridge mountain range.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 7.8 km� (3.0 mi�). 7.7 km� (3.0 mi�) of it is land and 0.1 km� (0.04 mi�), or 1.00% of total area, is water. The town's elevation of 3500-3600 feet above sea level results in a substantially cooler summer temperatures compared to nearby locations below it (typically in the 70s with cool nights), and chilly winters with frequent snowfalls from December through April. Ice storms are possible in the cooler months. Springtime is cool and generally pleasant.
Rainfall is moderate; thunderstorms are occasional, and rarely severe. As of the censusGR2 of 2000, there were 1,418 people, 663 households, and 387 families residing in the town. The population density was 184.3/km� (477.9/mi�). There were 1,524 housing units at an average density of 198.1/km� (513.6/mi�). The racial makeup of the town was 97.95% White, 0.35% African American, 0.21% Native American, 0.35% Asian, 0.00% Pacific Islander, 0.07% from other races, and 1.06% from two or more races. 0.63% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
35.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 14.6% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.03 persons and the average family size was 2.59.
26.0% 65 years or older.
The median age is 51 years. For every 100 females there were 86.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 80.4 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $54,271, and the median income for a family was $66,979. Males had a median income of $45,417 compared to $27,361 for females. The per capita income for the town was $34,294. 9.1% of the population and 2.9% of families were below the poverty line. 16.1% of those under the age of 18 and 6.5% of those 65 and older were living below the poverty line.
The town of Blowing Rock dates from the last years of the nineteenth century and began as a resort destination, largely for those seeking cool relief from summer heat. The Town is home to the Tweetsie Railroad Theme Park which features steam railway equipment originally used on the legendary narrow gauge East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad (ET&WNC) which was a favorite route for excursionists during the early 20th Century.
Two churches are of architectural note, St. Mary's of the Hills Episcopal Church, and Rumple Memorial Presbyterian Church.
The town has a vibrant economy based in part on tourism. A small, quaint downtown area is characterized by numerous shops of varying types, a pleasant public park, and diverse restaurants. The mountainous terrain provides scenic views with long-range vistas from several locations around town, including the Blowing Rock itself.
Most essential services are available in Blowing Rock, in Boone, North Carolina, approximately eight miles away, or elsewhere in the county.
The town is served by U.S. Highways 221 and 321. For other transportation facilities, consult Boone, North Carolina and Watauga County, North Carolina.


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100 Years of Conversation
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The piece I wrote for Cause and Effect looks at the Suffragettes, women of colour, working-class women, voting, and the links and tensions between them all. It's called '100 Years of Conversation' because I really wanted to emphasise the timeframe that 14-18 NOW focuses on; 100 years is such a long time to have the same discussions, but it also isn't very long at all.
So many of the tensions we've had in the feminist movement are repeats of the tensions women have had in the past, but unfortunately, we're yet to find real solutions. Working class women (and the inequality they face specifically because they are both women and working class) have historically been rejected by the middle-class women who tend to position themselves at the front of the feminist movement. It was amazing to me to see the parallels between working-class women who left Suffrage organisations in the early 1900s because they felt like they were being ignored and the women of today who say similar.
I mostly wanted to write the piece because of how frustrated I've felt (as both a woman and a very loud, proud feminist), with the feminists of both the past and the present, as well as myself. Saying that I'm quietly hoping that I won't feel as frustrated with the feminists of the future.
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She has been commissioned by Historic England, the Tate Modern, Nike, and ESPN, and in 2013 was shortlisted to be London's first Young Poet Laureate. In 2015 she was chosen as one of The Hospital Club's Emerging Creatives, as well as one of Speaking Volumes' 40 Stars of Black British Literature. Having been placed third in the Roundhouse Poetry Slam in 2009, she recently became the youngest person, and the first woman to be the lead tutor for the Roundhouse Poetry Collective.
She speaks regularly on radio and at panels and events. Her 2017 BBC R4 documentary Lines of Resistance—on the poetic history of women of colour's writing—was a Radio Times pick of the week.
Passionate about women's rights and international politics, Bridget has worked with Write Here Write Now, a DfID sponsored online global youth forum. She was also the creative coordinator for My Body Back, a charity that aims to empower survivors of sexual violence, and was involved with Plan UK's Day of the Girl mentoring scheme. Bridget is also part of the creative team behind Brainchild Festival, has worked with British African theatre company Tiata Fahodzi, and has an English degree from University College London.
As a journalist and critic, Bridget has written for publications like The Guardian, Pitchfork, and The Stage, about theatre and music, as well as London, pop culture, race, class, and feminism. In 2018 she co-founded Critics of Colour with playwright Sabrina Mahfouz, a collective for UK-based people of colour which aims to make writing about theatre, dance, and/or opera more accessible.
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Power of the Grand Jury - In a stunning 6 to 3 decision Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority, confirmed that the American grand jury is neither part of the judicial, executive nor legislative branches of government, but instead belongs to the people. It is in effect a fourth branch of government "governed" and administered to directly by and on behalf of the American people, and its authority emanates from the Bill of Rights, see United States -v- Williams.
[Note: Most attorneys will tell you the CLGJ is illegal or something similar. Under Admiralty Law, which is what attorneys learned in law school, it's possible. Admiralty law is laws made by man. How many of those are likely to be Unconstitutional? However, the Constitution provides for natural law... that law made by God, executed by man. That is what CLGJ is about: Constitutional Law, not man-made law.]
Committee of Safety - Surviving a national crisis
Started by Arizona Freedom Alliance May 14, 2016. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Self government is our responsibility. know how to exercise your responsibility for self government in a crisis and every day using the Supreme Law of the LandComment by Patty 3 minutes ago Delete…Continue
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Started by Patty Jun 2, 2015. 0 Replies 0 Likes
We are not filing court cases we are filing Orders, we the People are the tribunal our "Writs" are the trial. We are setting our Jurisdiction in our courts as per the Constitution Article III, IV and…Continue
One Million Signatures Needed
Started by Patty Mar 21, 2015. 0 Replies 1 Like
This is a campaign that will require everyone's participation. We need one Million plus signatures to file in all 94 Federal District Courts to let them know we mean business. Below please find…Continue
Rod Class
Started by Patty. Last reply by Patty Feb 11, 2015. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Rod Class sentenced!!!! He got off very easy! Guess the guy knows what he's doing afterall!Well...Here's the outcome of today's Sentencing Hearing for Rod Class:- 1 Year "Supervised Release" - NOT…Continue
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Comment by Patty on November 23, 2016 at 6:10am
RE: Notice of Unanimous Resolutions of We the People represented in all Fifty States. The Purpose of this Information is to make clear We the People's position and intentions concerning subversion against the United States of America through a conspiracy to initiate martial law to overthrow our Constitutional Republic.
https://www.nationallibertyalliance.org/files/nynortherndist/Inform...
Comment by Patty on May 14, 2016 at 8:38am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dc-Dd2-Zybs&feature=youtu.be
Committees of Safety started before we were a nation. We need to re-establish these committees in every county, city and town in Arizona. Why, it is an assembly of concerned citizens who can address issues in your county, state, cities and town whatever they may be, for instance I don't know if my city has an emergency plan, do you? We can bring these issues before a governing body as an assembly. Why an assembly, because most individual concerns are basically ignored. What would happen if the threat of control over our water or electric happens, how will we respond, what can we do to support each other in an emergency? Please consider setting up a Committee of Safety in your community.
Comment by Patty on May 7, 2016 at 8:01am
Petition for Habeas Corpus for Cause1 10 AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW §326: Free Justice and Open Courts; Remedy for All Injuries: In most of the state Constitutions there are provisions, varying slightly in terms, which stipulate that justice shall be administered to all without 15 delay or denial; without sale or prejudice; and, that the courts shall always be open to all alike. These provisions are based largely upon the Magna C[h]arta, Chap. 40, which provides: "We will sell to no man. We will not deny to any man either justice or right." The chief purpose of the Magna C[h]arta provision was to prohibit the King from selling justice by imposing fees on litigants through his courts; and, to deal a death blow to the 20 attendant venal and disgraceful practices of a corrupt judiciary in demanding oppressive gratuities for giving or withholding decisions in pending causes. It has been appropriately said that in a free government the doors of litigation are already wide open; and, must constantly remain so. The extent of the constitutional provision has been regarded as broader than the original confines of Magna C[h]arta; and, such constitutional provision 25 has been held to prohibit the selling of justice, not merely by magistrates, but by the State itself.http://www.nationallibertyalliance.org/files/oregon/16%2004%2019%20...
Comment by John W Stanis on April 2, 2016 at 7:44pm
Make America Great Again Under The Holy God Law
I Love America because, I was shown God People Love, Kindness and Understanding to one another and to respect human rights and values. Afforded to: We the People Common Law and in all parts of The United States Constitution and The Bill of Rights POWERS that protect, serve and defend its People Unalienable Rights by God Spiritual Powers.
With all due respect, the 2016 president candidates speeches and platforms promises lack any serious answers. And, any personal affairs and matters does not belong in the campaign debates. They are ALL missing the points in representing We the People concerns and important issues that our country is establishment on and founded by our Founding Fathers spirits and faith to end the tyranny and oppression by the Ruling Elites and Royal King of England Reign in America. All True Christian Americans should tell the president candidates one thing " TELL THE TRUTH" . We the People, demand Truth and Justice from our government representatives not mouth and lip service with false promises and secret negotiations for the Party Elite Secret Society. WE demand that all candidates swear an Oath to the People Issues. Since, 911 Attacks has brought on all our problems. WE need to FIRST resolve ongoing 911 Questions and Legal Matters. The 911 Truth Movement for New 911 Hearings against the Perpetrators and Traitors. That, caused the Terrorism, Mid East Wars, Economy Crisis and accumulated the 19 Trillion Dollars Debt in America by both Parties(Two Headed Snake). Only, to generate more doubt and uncertainty for the direction our country is headed into.
Therefore, The True Terrorism of America revealed in Evil Acts on 911 Attacks against the Working Class People. To start Wars in the Arab Nations in support for Israel Policies. And, the Cabal Tycoons Global Markets and Elite Agenda Reign of Power in the New World Order(NWO) in America.
If, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump wants the Western Voters support and choice as The Constitutional Republic Presidency. Then, in their campaign speeches he must start addressing and mentioning serious matters that brought America at this point in turmoil.
Start, by telling the truth about America Cabal Secret Elites Society Actions and Plans that involve the United States and the United Nations acts against Sovereign Nations for the Global Plan for Depopulation of the World by over 3.5 Billion People.
Start, by telling Americans that you would REPEAL ALL Former and Present Presidents actions such as: The Patriot Act, Homeland Security Act, Same Sex Marriage Act, Gay Rights Act and all other Acts and/or Bills that are desecrating and violating our Rights, Christianity and Morality of God Loving People . Those Acts and Bills does place disadvantage to Americans Liberty, Rights and Freedoms by our past and present government officials actions.
Start, by telling the straight truth about the 911 Attacks in America that caused all our major problems and PTSD for Americans.Start, by telling We the People our Systems of Justice is corrupted by minion representatives from the Cabal Secret Society Reign and Slush Money Funds.Start, by telling the People, Unborn Babies are God Creations and is a Living Being. Not to be used for experiments and parts for medical transplants and/or, cloning.
If, any president candidates would DO THIS. They just might bend the Ears of The Western Voters and We the People.
Comment by Patty on March 8, 2016 at 1:36pm
Dear County Sheriff ------------; The purpose of this formal communiqué, a/k/a INFORMATION is to report subversion against the United States of America by enemies both foreign and domestic. The fate of America and of every unborn child rests upon you, the American Sheriff! It depends upon your attention and consideration of "all" the supporting evidence on the attached data disk3 addressed in this Information. Because WE ARE OFFICIALLY REPORTING A CRIME, you have a sworn duty to examine and consider all the evidence and act upon it.
http://www.nationallibertyalliance.org/files/filedocs/16-03-07%20In...
The sheriff can call a grand jury to investigate any crime.
Comment by John W Stanis on March 8, 2016 at 12:20pm
Hi, my name is John and I just became a member of AFA... I am also an advocate for many 911 Truth Movements that understand the Truth and Importance for opening up a New 911 Hearings against the 911 Perpetrators. Best, stated by the A&E 911 Organization/AE911truth.org(911 Architect & Engineering.) has put it this way:
"To me, 9/11 is the key. You open that door, and it's a floodgate. You can then challenge all the other issues. Once you question the authority for the government's illegal actions, you're ready to reshape the country back to the way it was founded — based on individual liberty." — Dave Meiswinkle
Thus, I second that statement in its entirety.
That is why, I am Petitioning the People Common Law Grand Jury for a True Bill of Presentment against the 911 Perpetrator's for the 911 False Flag Attacks by Traitors in America. Therefore, I know for a fact that, No Airline Captain, would ever turn over his command to any terrorist; inflight. Thus, No Commercial Aircraft's ever hit the WTC Twin Towers and the U.S. Pentagon Building. Because, No terrorist was in control of the cockpits. What we all seen on our TV Screens was an illusion produce on FAKE film(superimposed) of an Aircraft.
As a US Army Veteran, Vietnam Helicopter and Private/Commercial Pilot. We( aviation community) are a special family that uses the skies for a living and enjoyment respecting our environment God Created for mankind. To abuse those gifts and trust is a sin. That is why it is so important for the People to know the truth about America former and present Government leaders intentions to remove The Holy God and His People Faith and Belief. To usher in their New World Order and Agenda's for the Elites Globalist Powers. Returning the United States into Slavery, abolish the U.S. Constitution and all its parts for the People. Therefore. WE cannot turn our heads any longer of the Evil Acts used against People Liberty, Rights and Freedoms. That, TOOK AWAY innocent human beings Souls during 911 Attacks(Terrorism) by entrusted Officials(Traitors) and demonic practices. Americans must reveal the truth because it is our duty from God to have closure in our hearts. God Bless America
Respectfully, John
Comment by Patty on March 21, 2015 at 11:26am
Because ONLY THE PEOPLE CAN SAVE AMERICA!
This is a campaign that will require everyones participation. We need one Million plus signatures to file in all 94 Federal District Courts to let them know we mean business. Below please find instructions, signature and flyer page.
One Million_Signature Sheet_and_Instructions.pdf
http://www.nationallibertyalliance.org/files/footnotes/Right%20to%2...
CONCLUSION: "Litigants can be assisted by unlicensed laymen during judicial proceedings6
"Members of groups who are competent non-lawyers can assist other members of the group achieve the
goals of the group in court without being charged with "unauthorized practice of law7
." … "A next friend
is a person who represents someone who is unable to tend to his or her own interest8
Federal Rules of Civil Procedures, Rule 17, 28 USCA "Next Friend
Comment by Jack Wilborn on February 23, 2015 at 1:30pm
Pat, thanks for the reply. What I meant by flexible is that it is a religious freedom. That's it. I appreciate your time in the reply, but I'm afraid it's my fault by not being entirely clear on the meaning. I apologize for that.
Comment by Pat J on February 23, 2015 at 12:09pm
This is for Jack: To correct, or attempt to, some of your message, I can say I don't care if you are a Buddhist, a jingoist or a woodpecker when it comes to religion. Whether you believe in the God I believe in is your business. But lets be clear, the Constitution is NOT flexible, is not intended to be flexible and should NEVER be flexible. It is not a suggestion, it is the law that has stood for 238 years and the left is on the verge of destroying it as other countries have destroyed their societies because their Constitutions are not exceptional. It is the one thing that sets America apart from the rest of the world, the thing that makes us EXCEPTIONAL because it guarantees that our rights are protected under the Constitution. NO OTHER country makes such a claim in their founding documents. Those are not the rights granted to us by our government or the Woodpecker Society. They were ours at the moment of our birth, which did not happen by accident, and the Constitution makes it impossible to take away those rights... unless the people forget what the Constitution was designed to do, create a Republic. It's that very NON_FLEXIBLE Constitution that allows YOU to be a Buddhist, informed or uninformed and any other thing you choose. But be assured, the Constitution relates to God, the Judeo/Christian God. That document took 13 years to write by Christians, Jews, atheists, agnostics, maybe some humanists and certainly some secularists. It was no sidebar that the document was intended to establish a Judeo/Christian nation based on absolute freedom for ALL. It is not meant that only those religions are acceptable in America. Not at all. It's because the true principles of the Judeo/Christian community of thought became the true principles of America and even the atheists and agnostics acknowledged that. See, meetings start with prayer BECAUSE our Country was established on those principles. Not Muslim principles, Buddhist principles, Sunni principles, Hindu principles or even the Church of England principles. The reason the left has risen so fast in this country is because they think anything goes, so long as it is their anything. One world order! Robot society results from one world order and that is what you describe. In America, no one makes you say "Under God" when you say the pledge (added in the 50's, the decade of mom, apple pie, patriotism, families and backyard picnics with the neighbors), no one makes you say the Pledge at all, go to church, sing the Star Spangled Banner or believe the Constitution is flexible.
No one follows their own religion or whatever god or God they worship/believe in 100%. That is due to the fall of man and it will ever be so but it is not because of God. It is because God created man in His image and gave him a brain so he could think the way he wants, good or bad. Free will, not always good will. That is freedom.
No Christian man went into an Amish school and killed children. Because one says they are Christian does not make them Christian. I can say I am a woodpecker but I am not and will never be a woodpecker. I am a Christian not because I claim to be one but because I believe that the God of the Bible is the one true God, the principles laid out for how man should treat each other is laid out in the Bible. But, the Bible also talks about man's fall from Grace and sometimes does it very graphically. It should be seen as a lesson not a proclamation. I don't want this site to go off and embrace ISIS or any religion and they don't. They offer a Prayer group but anyone can be on that page and post a prayer to their own God or god I assume. The whole site is for posting information, just like you just did.
My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government.
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