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Depraved HYPERCHOLESTEROLMANIA
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Morley Evans was tortured for eight years by his doctors who chose to ignore that he was suffering from an "Adverse Drug Reaction" to the Statin Drugs, Zocor and Lipitor, that they had prescribed.
When Evans slipped into a coma they wanted to blame another doctor. Then, they lied about prescribing Zocor and Lipitor.
Fortunately for him, Evans was saved by yet another doctor. Evans has recovered his health thanks to nutritrion and exercise and no thanks at all to so-called "modern medicine" and the monkeys who practice it. Avoid them. Eat wholesome food and drink pure water.
In Canada, the establishment ignores errors and crimes committed by doctors and pharmaceutical companies. BEWARE. They do not care about you either. You had better believe it.
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DEPRAVED INDIFFERENCE
This is a sneak preview of Depraved HYPERCHOLESTEROLMANIA
These instances reveal an incestuous mind-set at the least and a callous disregard for human life (Depraved Indifference) at the worst which is the hallmark of the incompetent bungling doctor caste in Regina. Here psychopaths are defended by idiot legislators, a phalanx of well-funded lawyers and a bamboozled public which is told and believes it is served by "some of the best doctors in the world." This is what happens when service providers are in complete control and those served have no choice but to deal with them and pay their bills. Doctors all have the same brand. There is no way to tell the good ones from the bad ones, until it's too late, and most victims, or their survivors, absolve their doctor anyway. People prefer comfortable lies to uncomfortable truths. People want to believe there is a Wizard who will solve their problems for them — with no effort on their part. "Just take this pill and you will be all better."
The Hospital Visit:
One afternoon in July 2000, I was lying in a bed in the Regina General Hospital.
I had been slowly coming out of a coma. I did not know how long I had been there. I could open my left eye now and then and look around.
When I turned my head slightly, I could see a window on the right side of the room. Through the window I could see a brick wall capped with Tyndall Stone. Pigeons lined up there and periodically landed and flew off.
When I got tired, or bored, I would close my eye and retreat to a place where it was dark, warm, and safe. Sometimes, I would sleep. Sometimes, I would listen to the nurses.
"Who is that bossy woman who comes here three times a day?"
"That's his sister."
One day, I didn't know what day or time it was or month, I noticed the door on the left side of the room slowly and silently open a crack. Then it closed. A moment later, the door opened a little farther. Then it closed again. Then a moment later, the door opened even farther. A face slowly partially appeared in the opening. The face looked into the room. The face belonged to Dr. John N. Alport. The face pulled back and the door closed.
The pigeons went about their business.
I closed my eye and went back to sleep.
Raking Leaves:
After I had been discharged from the Wascana Rehabilitation Hospital in late August 2000, where I had been recovering from a hemorrhagic stroke, I went to Katepwa Lake with my brother, Bruce. We joined our mother and sister to shut up the cottage for the winter.
On the way back to Regina, taking the road to Indian Head, we passed Alport's cottage. Bruce spotted some Alports out in the yard, slammed on the brakes, parked and got out of the car to visit with his friends.
"You can wait here if you want," Bruce said as he dashed off.
I decided not to wait in the car though I was still shaky. I followed Bruce to the Alport's yard. There Dr. W.E.H. (Bill) Alport, Dr. John N. Alport and Peter Alport (a stock broker) were raking leaves. Bruce and the Alports were already bullshitting each other and having a great time.
The Alports hardly recognized my presence although both Dr. Bill and his son, Dr. John had been my doctors, each for years, and Dr. John certainly knew I had just survived a life threatening medical crisis. (Dr. John had come to see me in the hospital. More about this visit above.) Peter was friendly as was Peter's dog, a black Newfoundland. Bruce was busy exchanging bullshit with his pals Dr. Bill and Dr. John as if he were one of the insiders.
I began to feel weak, so I sat down on the grass. Bruce offered some sympathy with, "Don't you feel well?" The doctors didn't notice. The dog came over to see if I was all right. I thanked her by scratching her ears. We were pals. I was glad to find one friend at the Alports.
After outdoing one another in the bullshit festival, Dr. John told the group how one of his patients had been trying to get some assistance from an insurance company. "I fixed it so he'll never get a dime," Dr. John N. Alport remarked with a smirk.
Everyone was highly amused. They had a good laugh. I felt sick. I Just wanted to get away.
After a few more minutes, Bruce decided it was going to be dark soon and we should be on our way. He headed for the car.
As I was slowly getting up, Dr. W.E.H. (Bill) Alport said to me, "It's nice to meet you."
I nodded and slowly walked back to the car.
It would be a year before I would discover that Dr. John N. Alport, himself, had been the architect of all of my medical problems since 1992. I could have been the patient he said he fixed with the insurance company. I learned from the claims adjuster at Great West Life in Winnipeg that Alport had told her, "There is nothing wrong with him [me]. It's all in his head."
Pasqua Hospital Emergency Room:
In 2005 Mother had been taken to the Pasqua hospital ER and admitted for stroke.
"Good news! You haven't had a stroke, Venetta," exclaimed Dr. John N. Alport, M.D. who threw his arms around my mother, who told me about this later. "John was such a nice little boy," she would always say. "He was so polite." So was Ted Bundy, Mom.
About my own problem with Dr. John N. Alport, she would say: "John feels terrible about what happened. You don't think John did it on purpose, do you?" Yes, Mom, I think he did it on purpose. "John went to see you when you were in the hospital." Sure, Mom.
My mother had been taken by ambulance from Marian Chateau to the Regina General Hospital because she had had a stroke. The General Hospital was too busy to look at her, so the ambulance was sent to the Pasqua hospital.
Over the years, my mother had been taken to the Emergency Rooms many times for stroke. Sometimes she was told she had had a stoke and sometimes she was told she had not had a stroke. One doctor told us she had never had a stroke and he "would get to the bottom of it." One time we were told that she had had several heart attacks over the years. That came as a surprise. In no case had she received any treatment. They did sometimes prescribe Aspirin. This time, my sister and I were called to come to pick her up.
Mother stayed with us that afternoon and slept at our house that night.
In the morning, while we were having breakfast, Mother had another stroke. My sister called the ambulance. I was too disgusted with doctors to deal with it. "They just sent her home a few hours ago. Why bother sending her back there?" Two fresh-faced kids showed up to take Mother back to the Pasqua Hospital where they decided to keep her overnight "under observation."
When in the morning they observed Mother was still breathing and warm, they decided to transfer her to Elmview Extend-a-Care "expert nursing" for a week of observation.
At Elmview, when they observed Mother was pretty good at faking that she was well, they discharged her to the Wascana Rehabilitation Hospital where she was treated as an outpatient for the stroke no one would admit she had suffered. I took her there every morning.
At the Wascana hospital, I met some of the people who had looked after me when I had suffered my own stroke. In Regina, they do not treat ischemic stroke, but they do treat hemorrhagic stroke. Lucky for me, too bad for Mom. I looked after her for the next year. She was never the same again which made her even more difficult to live with than usual.
Venetta Evans — finished off by the Regina medical system:
Mother lived for several years after her stroke. She lived with us for a year. I looked after her. Then she moved back to Marian Chateau, then to Muchmore Lodge, then to Wintergreen.
A week before Christmas in 2008, Mother "fell and broke her hip." Actually, her femur snapped due to the Fosamax she had been taking for years to prevent osteoporosis and she fell.
The Prednisone, low-dose Aspirin, Maximum Strength Arthritis Tylenol, Detrol bladder control medication, and umpteen prescription drugs she had been buying for years all had side effects too. She was spending hundreds of dollars a month. The elderly are big business for doctors and pharmaceutical companies who have a pill for everything and a cure for nothing. The advertising looks good.
Depends diapers, required to deal with Mother's bladder incontinence cost a fortune too. Incontinence, pain and itchy psoriasis were more than a minor inconvenience for Mom, but she lost her weapons when she had the stroke.
Mother was rushed to the Pasqua Hospital by ambulance. "Whee, we can drive fast and play with the sireen!" She could have taken the bus or walked, but it was 40 below zero. She could have stayed at home.
Mother waited for three days for them to get around to operating on her broken leg. She received no food, but was given an IV and morphine which the nurses said was all anyone required. Apparently, nutrition is not part of their education. Compassion and common sense are unknown.
The surgeon told someone the operation to pin her snapped femur had been a success. We never saw him.
"Unfortunately, the patient died. Too bad for her. We did everything we could. She was 87 and it was time for her to go, we decided. We were just too busy to get around to her. We are over-worked and under-paid. Oh good, my overtime bonus cheque has arrived. Now I can take my holiday in the tropics. TaDaa!"
"Please send your tax-deductible donation to the Regina Hospitals Foundation as we need the cash. Volunteer workers are needed too. You can sign up to work for free to help nurses who make up to $250,000 a year with overtime. Regina is known for its community-minded citizens."
"Underfunding is a big problem with medical services in Canada. Everything would be even better than it already is if only we had more money, so pony up suckers."
This is an introduction to Depraved HYPERCHOLESTEROLMANIA an exposé of the Canadian medical system featuring what they did to me.
Date: Jan 14, 2011 To whom it may concern,
After I had been on an exercise program for about 10 months, my brother suggested I see his friend who could help me to get healthy: "John has something new called Zocor that you should try. I'm taking it. John is starting a new practice and he needs patients."
In January 1992, when I was 45 years old, I went to Dr. John N. Alport who diagnosed hypercholesterolemia after a blood test and prescribed Zocor which had recently been introduced in Canada by pharmaceutical giant, Merck. Alport assured me that Zocor had no side effects and that new benefits were being discovered all the time. "Just take it like a vitamin pill and forget about it," he said with confidence. Alport said I was at risk of having a heart attack if I didn't lower my cholesterol.
From the first day, I reported severe pain which I never associated with Zocor — so I kept taking Zocor. Alport ignored my pain for four years, saying I was getting older, "Everyone has aches and stiffness." Alport doubled the dose of Zocor from 10 mg to 20 mg and he prescribed Amitriptyline, an antidepressant "to relieve your pain." Otherwise, Alport denied for four years that I had any problems. Then, for the next two years, Alport prescribed more drugs and referred me to a rheumatologist, physiotherapy and a psychologist after Dr. Stuart McMillan diagnosed me with fibromyalgia.
Pain immobilized me. I was unable to work. I spent my days dozing off and on in a Lay-Z-Boy. Pain would shoot up with the slightest movement and the most relief I could find was to lie motionless and throb. My feet felt as if they were on fire, my hands were stiff painful swollen claws. I spent every night lying in sheets that were soaking wet with sweat. I took three extremely hot baths a day (110°F) to relieve the pain. Drugs were no help.
The side effects I endured for SIX years include: myalgia, neuralgia, insomnia, dementia, polyneuropathy, rhabdomyolisis, subdural hematoma, coma, and pain, pain, pain, as well as bowel and bladder incontinence, severe grinding joint pain, swollen fingers and throbbing hands, rheumatism, arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, difficulty swallowing (dysphagia), general numbness, feet that felt as if they were on fire (polyneuropathy), hair loss, and ringing ears (tinnitus). I could not button my shirt or lift my arms even half-way to shoulder height.
In 1998, I improved after a prolotherapy treatment by Dr. Cenaiko and I stopped taking the medication Alport had prescribed, including Zocor. I slowly improved over seven months. Then Alport's successor, Dr. Annandale, introduced Lipitor in 2000 and my symptoms returned. Four months later, I was in a coma.
In August 2001, I discovered why I had been sick from a CBS newscast about the recall of Baycol. I heard the word "Statin" for the first time. I spent a year reconstructing what had happened to me: Alport and Merck tortured me for six years. They threw away my life and nearly killed me. Hill Ave. Drugs sold me all the drugs Alport and Annandale had prescribed. In 1993, the pharmacist, Dean Ast, and Alport had devised a scheme to destroy the evidence that I was taking Zocor while Ast continued to sell Zocor to me at full price, off the Provincial drug plan so there would be no record in the Department of Health. Annandale and Pfizer put me into a coma in June 2000.
I would be dead had Dr. Buwembo not saved my life. Every agency that is supposed to protect people in Canada has ignored me. As far as they are concerned, I am dead and gone.
I am now 63 years old. I live with my sister. My income has been next to zero all these years. Happily, I am healthier than I ever was with thanks to exercise and nutrition and no thanks to so-called modern medicine. After eighteen years, I have climbed out of the grave that was dug for me by these bastards. They are going to pay — either in this life or in the next.
ON THIS CD which has over 1800 documents, these selected items themselves convict everyone concerned: Alport, Ast, Annandale, Merck and Pfizer "The world's largest research-based pharmaceutical company."
1). Medical Timeline is a schematic of what happened to me since 1992. It is a picture of the crime scene with links to evidence;
2). My first letter to the College of Physicians and Surgeons summarizes the case against Alport et al;
3). My second letter to the College of Physicians and Surgeons supports the theory that a scheme to destroy evidence was entered into by Alport and Ast in 1993;
4). Alport's scribbles cover the first forty-three months he was my doctor. Alport was my doctor for 76 months;
5). The Lipid Clinic indicates that the pharmaceutical companies are actively engaged in deliberately misleading patients;
6). The product monographs clearly indicate the Statin drugs should have been withdrawn when I reported pain ON THE FIRST DAY. The doctors involved never discontinued them;
7). Ask A Patient dot com indicates many people have been harmed by Statins. Sixteen million prescriptions have been written in Canada for Lipitor alone;
8). Rate MDs dot com is a website where Alport's patients evaluate him.
There is a mountain of evidence to convict the Canadian medical system as a vast criminal empire. Doctors operate like members of a secret society. Pharmaceutical companies sell dangerous nostrums of dubious value and make billions each year doing it. They have zero concern about the people who buy them. They would be interested in learning about problems and correcting them if they were interested in the people who buy their products. They are not interested. Doctors like Alport and Annandale have zero concern for their patients. Governing bodies could not care less about the people who are harmed. I am walking proof of what I say. I plan to live another sixty years to tell anyone who will listen. I've already been one moment from death and I have been to Hell twice, thanks to them. I know what I'm talking about.
MISSION STATEMENTS MATTER: Alfred P. Sloan said, "General Motors is not in business to make cars. General Motors is in business to make money." When GM started making bad cars, people eventually started buying good cars, from other manufacturers. Today, after bankruptcy, GM is shaping up. The jury is out.
Echoing Sloan, pharmaceutical companies and doctors are not in business to help sick people. They are in business to make money.
Yet, pharmaceutical companies and doctors are — by law — in business to help sick people. What they are doing is illegal ipso facto.
1. The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) was established in 1867 a few months after Confederation. It is a Trade Union for doctors. Its original purpose was to see that doctors got paid. The problem of getting paid was solved when Tommy Douglas hooked up doctors to the public treasury. Doctors operate as if they are members of a secret society. The secret is who comes first: them or you.
2. The Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA) was established in 1901 by the CMA. It invented what it calls the "medico-legal defence" to avoid the nasty problem of defending doctors from malpractice lawsuits. They have very successfully subverted justice for over a century. CMPA influence has corrupted the Canadian legal and legislative system which already was an old boys' club.
3. The pharmaceutical companies are among the wealthiest corporations in the world. They have zillions of dollars. Doctors work for them whether they know it or not. Big Pharma has undue influence on bodies like the FDA, medical schools, legislatures, bureaucracies as well as lawyers and judges. Big Pharma is the old patent medicine racket on steroids.
So-called Modern Medicine is the Number One expense in Canada. This criminal monstrosity is to Canada what the military-industrial complex is to the United States. Involved are nurses' unions, health bureaucracies, the colleges of physicians and surgeons, medical schools, medical research, university departments and of course, hospitals.
Yet Canadians generally believe that they have the best medical system in the world. They wouldn't dream of suing a doctor. In fact they can't sue a doctor, but they think they can because they watch American TV and get American news. Canadians believe that pharmaceutical companies have their best interests at heart and that wonderful cures for deadly diseases are constantly being discovered by medical scientists in magnificent research labs. Every night, the TV news and incessant advertisements for pharmaceutical products reinforce this idea in the minds of millions. Canadians know that even Americans come to Canada to buy pharmaceutical drugs. Did you know Canadians cannot buy pharmaceutical products in the United States and bring them into Canada?
The ignorance of Canadians is evidence of the triumph of psychological warfare that has been waged for over a century on us by the would-be Masters of Modern Medicine. Canada's medical organizations and all pharmaceutical companies really do not care about you — at all. They are the least trustworthy people you will ever know. Look at their record. You are happy with your doctor? You're lucky. Wait until something goes wrong. The Big Question is this: How did these half-wits manage to take over the country?
Wake up Canada!
I Don't Like Ike
Lew Rockwell has penned an excellent essay which you can read here:
http://www.amconmag.com/blog/ikes-last-stand/i-dont-like-ike/
To that, I add these thoughts:
Calvin Coolidge supposedly said, "The business of the United States is business." He didn't actually say that, but he is supposed to have said it. It is true, nevertheless. The business in which the United States has always been engaged is War and Americans are good at it.
Eisenhower was pursuing a policy that can be assigned to every President before him: all the way back to George Washington and to every President since him up to the current President, Barack Obama. Before there was a United States, the colonists were at war with the French and Indians.
Americans have always excelled at munitions. Americans invented the rifle, perfected the hand gun, invented the airplane, the machine gun, the atom bomb and more. The Civil War left the U.S.A. as a military superpower, in the ranks of the old world empires. American creations were immediately adopted by others. American advisors taught the Empire of Japan how to organize a modern army. Military casualties in the American Civil War were greater than the Crimean War. Both greatly exceeded the Napoleonic Wars.
Lew Rockwell is right about the Cold War. The Soviet Union was a wreck after World War II, tens of millions had been killed, the country was devastated, but an adversary was required to justify the American military industrial complex, which was expanded and named, but not invented, by Eisenhower.
For sixty years, the U.S.S.R. was "the best enemy money could buy" — the Ruskies surpassed even the deadly threat of the Nazis and the Empire of Japan which had replaced the deadly threat of the German Empire which had replaced a long list of deadly enemies that had to be defeated. Now that they are gone, the United States and its allies have to make do with the Muslims (again) so we can continue waging war forever. We are told ad nauseum by the brain trust in Washington that we need the defence they provide.
"Peace Through Strength" is a lie. It is time for Americans to reject this fraud and demand their birthright which has been stolen by warmongers. Did you know that planet earth (that is where you live) is currently militarily occupied by the United States Empire? There are over a thousand military bases. They are everywhere and the U.S. "defense" budget this year will be over a trillion dollars (and all of that money will be "borrowed")?
Question: What time was President Kennedy shot? When was Lee Harvey Oswald arrested?
The events of the Kennedy assassination on Nov 22, 1963 happened quickly, followed by years of people investigating what really happened. Here is a brief timeline touching on the major points of the day and those following.
11:10 a.m. -- After staying overnight in Fort Worth, Kennedy leaves Carswell AFB onboard Air Force One to fly to Love Field in Dallas.
11:30 a.m. -- The presidential motorcade leaves Love Field.
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. -- The motorcade follows a route through Dallas, during which the president stops the car several times to talk to citizens who approach his limousine.
12:30 p.m. -- President Kennedy is shot and taken to Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
1:00 p.m. -- President Kennedy is pronounced dead at Parkland Hospital.
1:08 p.m. -- Officer J.D. Tippit calls in to the police dispatch. By 1:16 p.m., he is dead.
1:22 p.m. -- A rifle is found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository building.
1:55 p.m. -- Lee Harvey Oswald is arrested at the Texas Theater in Oak Cliff for the murder of Officer Tippit.
2:04 p.m. -- John F. Kennedy's body leaves Parkland Hospital and is taken to Love Field to be carried to Washington, D.C. on board Air Force One.
2:25 p.m. -- Lee Harvey Oswald is interrogated for more than an hour and a half, taken to a lineup, interrogated for another hour and forty-five minutes, taken to another lineup, then a third lineup, then interrogated again. At 11:00 p.m., there is a fourth interrogation by an FBI agent.
7:05 p.m. -- Oswald is charged with the murder of Officer Tippit.
11:26 p.m. -- Oswald is charged with the murder of President Kennedy.
10:30 a.m. -- A fourth interrogation lasts for two hours and forty minutes.
1:10 p.m. -- During the day, Oswald speaks with family and friends.
5:30 p.m. -- Oswald speaks to H. Louis Nichols, President of the Dallas Bar Association, for five minutes.
9:30 a.m. -- A fifth interrogation.
11:21 a.m. -- Jack Ruby shoots Oswald during a transfer from the Dallas Police Department to the County Jail. Jack Ruby died in prison on Mar 1, 1967.
You can find more detailed timelines around the web, including those that have witness statements and various conspiracy theory evidence included.
Probable Cause: A very detailed timeline by an Australian group devoted to investigating the events surrounding Kennedy's assassination. It includes book references.
Wikipedia: A narrative of the events of that day with times included.
LEE HARVEY OSWALD
Lee Harvey Oswald was confronted by an armed Dallas policeman, Marion Baker, in the depository second floor lunchroom only 74 to 90 seconds (according to a Warren Commission time recreation) after the last shot. Baker first testified that the first shot he remembered hearing as he approached the depository and the Dallas Textile Building had originated from the "building in front of me, or, the one to the right." In the second floor lunch room, Oswald was identified by the superintendent of the building, Roy Truly, then released. Both Baker and Truly testified that Oswald appeared completely "calm, cool, normal, and was not out of breath in any way," and was not sweating. According to the Warren Commission, Oswald was next seen by a depository secretary as he crossed through the second floor business office carrying a soda bottle.[6][7] He left the Texas School Book Depository at approximately 12:33 p.m. through its front door.
The Warren Commission concluded that Oswald had traveled from the sixth floor easternmost window, and hid an 8 pound, Italian-made 1938 Mannlicher-Carcano, 6.5 millimeter rifle equipped with a four-power scope along the way. The rifle was reported discovered by a Dallas police detective at 1:22 p.m., having been placed between stacks of boxes. After being discovered, the rifle was photographed before being touched.
Estimates of when the Depository Building was sealed off by police range from 12:33 to 12:50 p.m.[8] The Dealey Plaza immediate area streets and blocks were never sealed-off, and within only nine minutes of the assassination, photographs show that vehicles were still driving unhampered down Elm Street, through the crime scene kill zone.
About 1:00 p.m., after a bus and taxi ride, Oswald arrived back at his boarding room (1026 North Beckley Ave.), and according to his housekeeper Earlene Roberts, left three or four minutes later. She last saw him standing and waiting at a bus stop.[9]
At 1:12 to 1:15 p.m. (one nearby witness who actually looked at his watch stated 1:10 p.m.),[10] Dallas police officer J. D. Tippit was shot dead near the intersection of 10th St. and Patton Ave. This was 0.86 mile from Oswald's rooming house. Thirteen people witnessed the man shooting Tippit or fleeing the immediate scene.[11][12][13] By that evening, five of the witnesses had identified Oswald in police lineups, and a sixth identified him the following day. Four others subsequently identified Oswald from a photograph.[14][15][13]
After the Tippit murder, Oswald was witnessed traveling on foot toward the Texas Theatre on West Jefferson Blvd. About 1:35 p.m. Johnny Calvin Brewer, who worked as a manager at Hardy's Shoe Store in the same block as the Texas Theatre on Jefferson Blvd. saw Oswald turning his face away from the street and duck into the entranceway of the shoe store as Dallas squad cars drove up the street with sirens on. When Oswald left the store, Brewer followed Oswald and watched him go into the Texas Theater movie house without paying while ticket attendant Julie Postal was distracted. Brewer notified Postal, who in turn informed the Dallas Police at 1:40 p.m.
Almost two dozen policemen, sheriffs, and detectives in several patrol cars arrived at Texas Theatre because they believed Tippit's killer was inside. When an arrest attempt was made at 1:50 p.m. inside the theater, Oswald resisted arrest and, according to the police, attempted to shoot a patrolman after yelling once, "Well, it's all over now!" then punching a patrolman.[16]
At 3:01 p.m. Dallas time, only an hour after Oswald was taken into the Dallas jail, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover wrote a memo to his assistant directors in which he stated, "I called the Attorney General at his home and told him I thought we had the man who killed the President down in Dallas, at the present time".
JACK RUBY
Ruby died of a pulmonary embolism, secondary to bronchogenic carcinoma (lung cancer), on January 3, 1967 at Parkland Hospital, where Oswald had died and where President Kennedy had been pronounced dead after his assassination. He was buried beside his parents in the Westlawn Cemetery in Chicago.[25][26][27]
HERE'S THE BIG QUESTION: WHY WAS OSWALD ARRESTED?
WAS OSWALD ARRESTED BECAUSE HE WAS BEHAVING SUSPICIOUSLY? WAS HE ARRESTED BECAUSE HE DIDN'T BUY A TICKET TO THE MOVIE? WAS HE ARRESTED BECAUSE THE COPS WERE HAVING A POLEECE FRENZY? WHAT CONNECTED OSWALD TO OFFICER TIPPIT? WERE THEY LOOKING FOR OSWALD? WAS OSWALD THE PRE-SELECTED FALL GUY? DID LEE HARVEY OSWALD FIRE A SHOT AT ANYONE? WE WILL NEVER KNOW BECAUSE OSWALD WAS KILLED BY JACK RUBY LESS THAN 48 HOURS AFTER BEING ARRESTED. RUBY CONVENIENTLY DIED OF A HEART ATTACK BEFORE GOING TO TRIAL. JFK'S MURDER WAS POLITICAL. IT INVOLVED THE FBI, SECRET SERVICE, THE DALLAS POLICE DEPARTMENT, THE PENTAGON AND THE CIA. VERY POWERFUL PEOPLE WORKED HARD TO ENSURE THE TRUTH WILL NEVER BE KNOWN. WHO BENEFITED MOST FROM THE ASSASSINATION OF JFK? WITHOUT ANY QUESTION IT WAS LBJ WHO PURLOINED KENNEDY'S LIFE WHEN HE BECAME PRESIDENT. THE PLOT WAS ENGINEERED BY JAMES JESUS ANGELTON WHO WAS THE HEAD OF COUNTER INTELLIGENCE FOR THE CIA. NOW YOU KNOW AS MUCH AS ANYONE WILL EVER KNOW. KEEP THIS SECRET UNDER YOUR HAT.
9/11 Truth
Whatever the government and its agencies have to say about the events of September 11, 2001 carry as much weight as the "Warren Commission" report on the assassination of John F. Kennedy, namely none. Their analyses presuppose that two big Boeings caused a collapse by igniting fires that were fuelled by kerosene jet fuel. Just as the buildings dissolved into dust and floated off on the breezes, the government's words turn to dust and float off on hot air as soon as they pass the speaker's lips.
Lightning and Fools
© MMXI
"The trouble ain't that there is too many fools, but that the lightning ain't distributed right."
Climate Change AKA Global Warming is an example of the colossal waste of money today's universities really are. "Professors" at places like the University of Regina get paid big money to indoctrinate the kiddies with balderdash like Global Warming AKA Climate Change. Meanwhile real scientists are marginalized and silenced. Two decades ago, Communism was in vogue with these donkeys and hallways were lined with tables of books being hawked by hairy comrades.
Here is an excellent article on Climate Change AKA Global Warming.
http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/ice_ages.html
The article ends with this:
Stopping Climate Change
Putting things in perspective, geologists tell us our present warm climate is a mere blip in the history of an otherwise cold Earth. Frigid Ice Age temperatures have been the rule, not the exception, for the last couple of million years. This kind of world is not totally inhospitable, but not a very fun place to live, unless you are a polar bear.
Some say we are "nearing the end of our minor interglacial period" , and may in fact be on the brink of another Ice Age. If this is true, the last thing we should be doing is limiting carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, just in case they may have a positive effect in sustaining present temperatures. The smart money, however, is betting that there is some momentum left in our present warming cycle. Environmental advocates agree: resulting in a shift of tactics from the "global cooling" scare of the 1970s to the "global warming" threat of the 1980s and 1990s.
Now, as we begin the 21st century the terminology is morphing toward"climate change," whereby no matter the direction of temperature trends-- up or down-- the headlines can universally blame humans while avoiding the necessity of switching buzz-words with the periodicity of solar cycles. Such tactics may, however, backfire as peoples' common sensibilities are at last pushed over the brink.
Global climate cycles of warming and cooling have been a natural phenomena for hundreds of thousands of years, and it is unlikely that these cycles of dramatic climate change will stop anytime soon. We currently enjoy a warm Earth. Can we count on a warm Earth forever? The answer is most likely... no.
Since the climate has always been changing and will likely continue of its own accord to change in the future, instead of crippling the U.S. economy in order to achieve small reductions in global warming effects due to manmade additions to atmospheric carbon dioxide, our resources may be better spent making preparations to adapt to global cooling and global warming, and the inevitable consequences of fluctuating ocean levels, temperatures, and precipitation that accompany climatic change.
Supporting this view is British scientist Jane Francis, who maintains:
" What we are seeing really is just another interglacial phase within our big icehouse climate." Dismissing political calls for a global effort to reverse climate change, she said, " It's really farcical because the climate has been changing constantly. What we should do is be more aware of the fact that it is changing and that we should be ready to adapt to the change."
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From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahman
In the Hindu religion, Brahman (Devanāgarī: ब्रह्मन् bráhman) is the eternal, unchanging, infinite, immanent, and transcendent reality which is the Divine Ground of all matter, energy, time, space, being, and everything beyond in this Universe.[1] The nature of Brahman is described as transpersonal, personal and impersonal by different philosophical schools. In the Rig Veda, Brahman gives rise to the primordial being Hiranyagarbha that is equated with the creator god Brahmā. The trimurti can thus be considered a personification of Brahman as the active principle behind the phenomena of the universe.
The word "Brahman" is traditionally derived from the verb ((brh)) (Sanskrit: to grow), and connotes greatness and infinity. The Mundaka Upanishad says:
Auṃ- That supreme Brahman is infinite, and this conditioned Brahman is infinite. The infinite proceeds from infinite. Then through knowledge, realizing the infinitude of the infinite, it remains as infinite alone.
Impact of a drop of water in water, a common analogy for Brahman and the Ātman
On this first day of the new year, we can turn our faces toward virtue, embrace truth, justice and mercy and walk toward the light.
Faith in world religions
See also: Role of faith in the Baha'i Faith
In the Bahá'í Faith, faith is ultimately the acceptance of the divine authority of the Manifestations of God. In the religion's view, faith and knowledge are both required for spiritual growth. Faith involves more than outward obedience to this authority, but also must be based on a deep personal understanding of religious teachings.[10]
By faith is meant, first, conscious knowledge, and second, the practice of good deeds.[11]
Main article: Faith in Buddhism
Faith (Pali: Saddhā, Sanskrit: Śraddhā) is an important constituent element of the teachings of the Buddha—both in the Theravada tradition as in the Mahayana. Faith in Buddhism derives from the pali word saddhā, which often refers to a sense of conviction. The saddhā is often described as:
a conviction that something is
a determination to accomplish one's goals
a sense of joy deriving from the other two
While faith in Buddhism does not imply "blind faith", Buddhist faith (as advocated by the Buddha in various scriptures, or sutras) nevertheless requires a degree of faith and belief primarily in the spiritual attainment of the Buddha. Faith in Buddhism centers on the understanding that the Buddha is an Awakened being, on his superior role as teacher, in the truth of his Dharma (spiritual Doctrine), and in his Sangha (community of spiritually developed followers). Faith in Buddhism is better classified or defined as a Confidence in the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha, and is intended to lead to the goal of Awakening (bodhi) and Nirvana. Volitionally, faith implies a resolute and courageous act of will. It combines the steadfast resolution that one will do a thing with the self-confidence that one can do it.[12]
As a counter to any form of "blind faith", the Buddha taught the Kalama Sutra, exhorting his disciples to investigate any teaching and to live by what is learnt and accepted, rather than believing something outright.
Ethical Culture
Ethical Culture is a humanist religion that centers on living an ethical life. With its emphasis on human worth and dignity, it asks that all actions elicit the best in others in order to bring out the best in the self. The faith is in the interrelatedness of all people and in an improvable future in this world.
Sikhism,[13] founded in 15th-century Punjab on the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev and ten successive Sikh Gurus (the last one being the sacred text Guru Granth Sahib), is the fifth-largest organized religion in the world.[14] This system of religious philosophy and expression has been traditionally known as the Gurmat (literally the counsel of the gurus) or the Sikh Dharma. Sikhism originated from the word Sikh, which in turn comes from the Sanskrit root śiṣya meaning "disciple" or "learner", or śikṣa meaning "instruction".[15][16]
Main articles: Sikhism and Sikh Gurus
The core philosophy of the Sikh religion can be understood in the beginning hymn of the holy Guru Granth Sahib
There is one supreme eternal reality; the truth; imminent in all things; creator of all things; immanent in creation. Without fear and without hatred; not subject to time; beyond birth and death; self-revealing. Known by the Guru's grace.[17]
Guru Nanak, the founder of the faith, summed up the basis of Sikh lifestyle in three requirements: Naam Japo, Kirat Karni and Wand kay Shako, which means meditate on the holy name (Waheguru), work diligently and honestly and share one's fruits.[18]
Main article: Faith in Christianity
Faith in Christianity is based in and on the work and teaching of Jesus Christ.[19] In this way Christianity declares not to be distinguished by its faith, but by the object of its faith. Faith is an act of trust or reliance. Rather than being passive, faith leads to an active life of obedience to the one being trusted. It sees the mystery of God and his grace and seeks to know and become obedient to God. To Christians faith is not static but causes one to learn more of God and grow; it has its origin in God.[20] In Christianity faith causes change as it seeks a greater understanding of God. Faith is not fideism or simple obedience to a set of rules or statements.[21] Before the Christian has faith, he must understand in whom and in what he has faith. Without understanding, there cannot be true faith and that understanding is built on the foundation of the community of believers, the scriptures and traditions and on the personal experiences of the believer.[22] In English translations of the New Testament, the word faith generally corresponds to the Greek noun πίστις (pistis) or the Greek verb πιστεύω (pisteuo), meaning "to trust, to have confidence, faithfulness, to be reliable, to assure".[23]
In Hinduism, Śraddhā is the word that is synonymous with faith. It means unshaken belief and purity of thought. Faith is recognized as a virtue throughout all schools of Hinduism, although there are various interpretations of the role of faith in one's daily life, its foundation, and what rests upon it. Some schools more strongly emphasize reason and direct personal knowledge, while other schools of thought more strongly emphasize religious devotion. In chapter 17 of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna mentions the three gunas of faith: Faith rooted in sattva, faith rooted in rajas, and faith rooted in tamas. Those with sattvic faith are said to worship the devas, those with rajasic faith are said to worship demons, and those with tamasic faith are said to worship ghosts and spirits.
Swami Tripurari states:
Faith for good reason arises out of the mystery that underlies the very structure and nature of reality, a mystery that in its entirety will never be entirely demystified despite what those who have placed reason on their altar might like us to believe. The mystery of life that gives rise to faith as a supra-rational means of unlocking life's mystery—one that reason does not hold the key to—suggests that faith is fundamentally rational in that it is a logical response to the mysterious.[24]
Main article: Iman (concept)
Faith in Islam is called Iman. It is a complete submission to the will of Allah which includes belief, profession, and the body's performance of deeds consistent with the commission as vicegerent on Earth, all according to Allah's will.
Iman has two aspects:
Recognizing and affirming that there is one Creator of the universe and only to this Creator is worship due. According to Islamic thought, this comes naturally because faith is an instinct of the human soul. This instinct is then trained via parents or guardians into specific religious or spiritual paths. Likewise, the instinct may not be guided at all.
Willingness and commitment to submitting that Allah exists, and to His prescriptions for living in accordance with vicegerency. The Qur'an (Koran) is the dictation of Allah's prescriptions through Prophet Muhammad and is believed to have updated and completed previous revelations Allah sent through earlier prophets.
In the Qur'an, God (Allah in Arabic), states (2:62): "Surely, those who believe, those who are Muslims, Jewish, the Christians, and the Sabians; anyone who (1) believes in GOD, and (2) believes in the Last Day, and (3) leads a righteous life, will receive their recompense from their Lord. They have nothing to fear, nor will they grieve."[25]
Main article: Jewish principles of faith
Although Judaism does recognize the positive value of Emunah (faith/belief) and the negative status of the Apikorus (heretic), faith is not as stressed or as central as it is in other religions, e.g. Christianity. It is a necessary means for being a practicing religious Jew, but the ends is more about practice than faith itself.
The specific tenets that compose required belief and their application to the times have been disputed throughout Jewish history. Today many, but not all, Orthodox Jews have accepted Maimonides' Thirteen Principles of Belief.[26] For a wide history of this dispute see: Shapira, Marc: The Limits of Orthodox Theology: Maimonides' Thirteen Principles Reappraised (Littman Library of Jewish Civilization (Series).)
A traditional example of faith as seen in the Jewish annals is found in the person of Abraham. On a number of occasions, Abraham both accepts statements from God that seem impossible and offers obedient actions in response to direction from God to do things that seem implausible (see Genesis 12-15).
In the Jewish scriptures it refers to how God acts toward his people and how they are to respond to him, it is rooted in the covenant established in the Torah, notable[27] Deuteronomy 7:9 (New American Standard Bible)[28]
"Know therefore that the LORD your God, He is God, (the faithful God, who keeps His covenant and His lovingkindness to a thousandth generation with those who love Him and keep His commandments"
Very rarely does it relate to any teaching that must be believed.[27]
Criticisms of faith
Allegory of Faith, by the Spanish sculptor Luis Salvador Carmona (1752–53). The veil symbolizes the impossibility of knowing sacred evidence directly
Rationalists criticize religious faith arguing its irrationality, and see faith as ignorance of reality: a strong belief in something with no evidence and sometimes a strong belief in something even with evidence against it. Bertrand Russell noted, "Where there is evidence, no one speaks of 'faith'. We do not speak of faith that two and two are four or that the earth is round. We only speak of faith when we wish to substitute emotion for evidence."[29]
Many Jews, Christians and Muslims claim that there is adequate historical evidence of their God's existence and interaction with humans. As such, they may believe that there is no need for "faith" in God in the sense of belief against or despite evidence; rather, they hold that evidence is sufficient to demonstrate that their God probably exists or certainly exists.
Faith as religious belief, has been advanced as being desirable, for example for emotional reasons or to regulate society, and this can be seen as "positive" when it has "benign" effects. However, rationalists may become alarmed that faithful activists, perhaps with extreme beliefs, might not be amenable to argument or to negotiation over their credulous behavior.
In the rationalist view, belief should be restricted to what is directly supportable by logic or scientific evidence.[30] Robert Todd Carroll, an advocate of atheism, argues that the word "faith" is usually used to refer to belief in a proposition that is not supported by a perceived majority of evidence. Since many beliefs are in propositions that are supported by a perceived majority of evidence, the claim that all beliefs/knowledge are based on faith is a misconception "or perhaps it is an intentional attempt at disinformation and obscurantism" made by religious apologists:
There seems to be something profoundly deceptive and misleading about lumping together as acts of faith such things as belief in the Virgin birth and belief in the existence of an external world or in the principle of contradiction. Such a view trivializes religious faith by putting all non-empirical claims in the same category as religious faith. In fact, religious faith should be put in the same category as belief in superstitions, fairy tales, and delusions of all varieties.[31]
—Robert T. Carroll
Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins contends that faith is merely belief without evidence; a process of active non-thinking. He states that it is a practice which only degrades our understanding of the natural world by allowing anyone to make a claim about reality that is based solely off of their personal thoughts, and possibly distorted perceptions, that does not require testing against nature, has no ability to make reliable and consistent predictions, and is not subject to peer review.[32]
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New Years Day 2011


Kanturk and Scarr from Oldbridge, "one of the prettiest walks in Wicklow".
Distance 11km, Height gain 500m with one steep descent off Tonlagee and rough boggy terrain.
Distance 12k, Height gain 600m, Time 4 hrs.
Dublin mountains starting from the Blue Light. About 3hrs. All welcome!
Meeting at Rosemount car park at 11:45, leaving at 12.
1 steep ascent at the start of the walk, 1 steep decent off Tonlagee, wet boggy ground to Brockagh and down to Lough Nahanagan.
The emphasis is still on Grade 3 walks during the winter; we hope to have more Grade 2's and 1's in the spring schedule.
Remember to bring your head torch and hi-vis vest on the winter walks.
Take the third Right Hand Turn onto Marian Road – on the left will be Ballyroan Church and Supervalu Supermarket – the car park is in front of the church and shops.


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Easter morning 1964. Where's the chocolate bunny???
Remembering a very happy time in my life – Springtime in New York, baseball, my home and yard, being seven and a half, and your dad taking your picture with his trusty camera.
Happy SUNday! Jet – Set – GO!


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Sir Elton John | Sir Elton John sick of singing same songs
Sir Elton John wants to "kill [himself]" if he has to perform 'Crocodile Rock' again.
The 73-year-old singer is retiring from touring and once his final concerts – which have been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic – have taken place, he wants to take on a small residency somewhere and play the more obscure tracks from his back catalogue because he's tired of playing the same hits night after night.
He said: "I'm lucky to have so many great songs to play every night. But there is a point in time where you think, 'I don't really want to play this anymore.'
"There are things like 'Original Sin' or '(Gotta Get A) Meal Ticket' that I haven't really played before – not enough anyway.
"But if I have to go back and play 'Crocodile Rock' again, it's like, 'I'm gonna kill myself.'
"So, after I've finished this tour, I don't want to play some of these songs any more.
"I'd like to do something like Kate Bush, where I can do a show and play some of these songs that are deep cuts."
The 'Tiny Dancer' hitmaker has performed with a number of huge artists over the years, and remembers being in the presence of "true greatness", which was often so overwhelming, he was "frightened".
He told Record Collector magazine: "I just loved [Aretha Franklin]. She sang her last show at our AIDS Foundation event in 2017, at St. John The Divine Cathedral.
"I'll never forget it, because I was standing by the stage with Roseanne Cash and Sheryl Crow and we were just crying because she was playing the piano and she was so ill and yet she came on and did 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'.
"And afterwards, she said, 'This is it I'm never going to sing again – this is the last thing I'll ever do.' "But those are the moments you know you're with true greatness. Sometimes that's frightening.
"I was so scared of Nina Simone. When she played her last ever Carnegie Hall show in 2003, I was assigned to look after her with Patti LaBelle. And at the end they sang 'Young Gifted and Black' and she's sitting in the chair and the whole audience stood up and she cried. And I cried. Everybody cried.
"Ray Charles did his last ever recording with me, when we did 'Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word'.
"I had to carry him into the studio, he was so frail.
"I've had a lot of those moments in my life. And the bottom line is that… you have to step up to the plate, otherwise you get left in the dust.
"I stepped up to the plate, but boy, was I frightened."
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The most effective pitches I can recall grabbed my attention immediately, evoked laughter or strong feelings, and often ended with a clever tagline. I found myself drawn to the people who gave them, wanting to get to know them and add them to my network. In fact I wasn't the only one who felt that way. There was often a line of folks waiting to speak to these people at the end of the networking event.
I tend to lump together the pitches that don't stand out in my mind. They are made up of low-energy, flat, and vague statements that don't resonate with me. They often contain filler words, hesitations, and restarts that distract me from the message. They are not memorable.
What does it take to deliver a memorable pitch?
Breathe when you feel you are running out of air – even if it's before the end of the sentence. A good opportunity is where a comma would be if your sentence were in writing.
Establish eye contact with as many people as possible during your pitch.
Use changes in pitch, volume, and rate to emphasize key words and phrases in your pitch.
Do something different – bring a prop, use an unexpected gesture, give an example, sing.
Smile (at least at the beginning and end of your pitch).
Keep your energy flowing through the entire pitch. Don't let your voice trail off at the ends of sentences.
Email helen@command-communication.com to request a free 10-minute pitch-coaching session over the phone.
Oh, and did I mention practice?
Great advice and very well said Helen! Thanks!


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Home Advertising Could Google Have Saved theglobe.com?
Could Google Have Saved theglobe.com?
By Brian Morrissey | March 19, 2003
"Google could have made theglobe profitable," declared Tim Armstrong, Google's vice president of U.S. sales.
The notion of paid search saving one the most notorious busts of the Internet bubble was one of many triumphal assertions of paid search's strength made yesterday during U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray's one-day gathering of search-industry executives.
Paid search, the bright spot of the Internet advertising industry in 2002, is poised to become an even hotter commodity in the years ahead. Piper Jaffray forecasts the worldwide search industry will generate $2.1 billion this year, growing to $7 billion in 2007.
The industry continues to undergo consolidation, kicked off by Yahoo!'s acquisition of Inktomi in December for $235 million. Overture upped its battle with Google with its back-to-back purchases of AltaVista and FAST's Web search unit. Most industry watchers expect more moves.
One of the most talked about acquisitions was quickly dismissed at the conference. Espotting CEO Daniel Ishag responded to a report last week in the New York Post that Yahoo! would acquire the European paid search provider.
"Last time I checked Espotting is not being bought by Yahoo!, as many rumors have been flying around," he told the audience.
The Post story, citing anonymous sources, said Yahoo! and Espotting were in advanced stages of acquisition talks. Such a deal would hurt Yahoo!'s partner Overture, which provides Yahoo!'s paid listings. Last year, the partnership generated $120 million for Yahoo!. It is set to expire in April 2005.
Paid inclusion received much attention as a major growth area. Unlike paid search, where advertisers bid on keywords, paid inclusion allows advertisers to pay for their Web pages to be crawled during a search.
While First Albany pegs the paid inclusion market at $200 million today, LookSmart's chief executive, Jason Kellerman, said he expected the paid inclusion market would be worth as much as $3 billion in 2007.
"When we first went out with this product three years ago, it was difficult to get advertisers to understand it," he said. Now, though, LookSmart has seen advertisers realizing the value of insuring their pages are crawled during searches.
The idea is still somewhat controversial, since paid inclusion results are not set apart from those results generated by non-customers. LookSmart, for example, offers its paid inclusion customers consulting services to help their results move up the search results page.
Yahoo! and Overture both have plans to offer paid-inclusion services soon. The idea is simple: Of the 210 million searches on the Web a day, about 40 percent generated revenue, according to Overture.
"We do see it as a really good opportunity for us to continue the monetization of search," said Cadogan.
Google, however, remains reticent. Google fears paid inclusion could besmirch its reputation for providing pure search through its algorithmic search engine.
"We wouldn't venture down that path unless it was going to provide a better user experience," Armstrong said. "At this point, we have not seen that."
For LookSmart's Kellerman, paid inclusion does not involve a tradeoff with user experience.
"Advertisers are really starting to adopt paid inclusion at a pretty rapid pace, and the pace they're adopting it is starting to accelerate," Kellerman said.


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Els ogodeïdes o ogedeïdes són els descendents del fill de Genguis Khan, Ogodei (Ögödei, Ogedei, Ögodei, Ogodaï, Ogotai i Oktay). Ogodei fou gran kan i va ser succeït pel seu fill Guyuk (Güyük). A la mort d'aquest el 1248 es va produir un virtual cop d'estat que va apartar a la branc del poder en favor dels tuluïdes (descendents de Tului) representats per Mongke (Möngke).

Ogodei va tenir cinc altres fills: Godan (Goslan), Kütchü, Karatchar, Kachin i Kadan. Molts prínceps de la branca van acabar executats o exiliats. No obstant Kubilai Khan (1260-1294) va protegir a Chiramon (fill de Kütchü) i altres prínceps ogodeïdes i txagataïdes amenaçats.

El ogodeïda més important fou Kaidu Khan (Qaidu Khan, Qaydu Khan, Kaydu Khan) que va aspirar a ser gran kan i va dominar com a tal el kanat de Txagatai. A la seva mort el 1301, el fill Orus va aspirar a la successió però finalment fou un altre fill, Chapar Khan, qui el va succeir (1303) però va perdre poder i el 1306 fou derrotat i desposseït de la major part dels seus dominis. El 1307 els que li quedaven foren repartits entre el seu germà Yangichar, i Tügme, un net del kan Güyük. Revoltats Chapar Khan, Orus, Yangichar i Tügme el 1309 foren derrotats i es van sotmetre al gran kan establint-se a Pekín acabant així políticament la branca (1310).

Referències
 René Grousset, L'empire des steppes, Attila, Gengis-Khan, Tamerlan, París 1938, quarta edició 1965, en línia

Dinasties
Imperi Mongol

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A "Fallen Soldier March" is scheduled for Saturday, August 1st in Sioux City. Organizers say the nine-mile walk — which they hope to make an annual event — is designed to highlight the sacrifice of soldiers who've lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Sergeant Thomas Peck, who serves in an Iowa National Guard Cavalry unit based in Le Mars, says they plan to remember soldiers who are missing in action, too.
"We do have Memorial Day that honors (every soldier who) has passed away," Peck says. "But we wanted a day where people will stop and look at us and say, 'Wow. What are these guys doing this for?' and actually make them think a little bit."
A Tennessee man is credited with coming up with the concept. "They had nine fallen soldiers in Tennessee," Peck says. "And he went out one day and just walked one day and walked a mile for each one of them."
Peck's friend and fellow soldier Daniel Sesker of Boone was killed in Iraq in 2006. Peck and other soldiers in his unit decided a "Fallen Soldier March" along the Missouri River would help honor Sesker's memory.
"But we're opening it up for anybody who's either effected directly or indirectly," Peck says. "If they want to come out and walk — come out and walk."
Registration for the march starts at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, August 1st at the Anderson Dance Pavillion in Sioux City and the walk itself starts at nine o'clock. For more information, call 712-898-3528.


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The long-time fitness industry insider will oversee the Olympia brand.
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NEW YORK, October 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — American Media, Inc. (AMI), the world's leading publisher of celebrity and active lifestyle media, today announced that Dan Solomon has been hired as vice president and Chief Olympia Officer. In this new role, Solomon will oversee the company's Olympia brand, which includes the Mr. Olympia Contest, an international event regarded as the "Super Bowl" of bodybuilding and Joe Weider's Olympia Fitness & Performance Weekend. Solomon will report directly to AMI Executive Vice President and Group Publishing Director Chris Scardino.
"As we continue to grow the many opportunities surrounding the Olympia, Dan is the perfect choice to take the brand to new heights," said AMI Chairman and CEO David J. Pecker. "His vision and understanding of the global fitness community will ensure that the Olympia Fitness & Performance Weekend remains the sports premier event and an unrivaled experience for competitors, fans and our sponsors."
A long-time fitness industry insider, Solomon has garnered recognition for his wide reaching contributions as a producer, commentator, editor, writer, publisher, and most recently as co-executive producer of the recent motion picture BIGGER, the largest budgeted bodybuilding themed production of all time.
"For more than a half century, the Olympia has been the flagship brand in the world of bodybuilding and fitness," said Mr. Solomon. I have watched closely as it has grown in every measurable way, but there are still untapped opportunities for expansion and innovation, while creating a heightened experience for sponsors, exhibitors and fans. The chance to serve as the Olympia's chief officer while joining one of the world's premier media companies is the opportunity of a lifetime."
"This is the perfect time to add a creative and talented executive like Dan to our team as we build on the incredible momentum of 2018's historic event," said Mr. Scardino. "AMI is committed to the continued growth of this event and to providing our fans, sponsors and exhibitors a bigger, better, and more exciting Olympia every year. Dan brings a unique blend of expertise, knowledge and leadership to help make that happen."
Robin Chang, the industry's most experienced bodybuilding executive, will continue as Executive Producer of the 2019 Mr. Olympia event.
AMI has been an owner of the Mr. Olympia event for the past 15 years, working with the most knowledgeable executive in professional bodybuilding today, Jim Manion, who has single handedly created the IFBB professional contest worldwide. Mr. Manion and Mr. Pecker have collaborated to expand the Olympia contest into the fitness and performance weekend which attracted more than 60,000 people in 2018. This year, AMI introduced the first-ever "People's Champion" allowing fans to cast a vote in selecting the winner of the Mr. Olympia contest. The 2018 contest was once again the richest in the sports history offering both male and female competitors the sport's largest purse.
About American Media, Inc.
American Media, Inc. (AMI) owns and operates the leading print and digital celebrity and active lifestyle media brands in the United States. AMI's titles include Us Weekly, Star, OK!, In Touch, Life & Style, Closer, Men's Journal, Muscle & Fitness, Mr. Olympia Contest, National Enquirer and other celebrity and teen titles. AMI also manages eleven different digital sites including Usmagazine.com, OKmagazine.com, RadarOnline.com, Intouchweekly.com, Lifeandstylemag.com, Closerweekly.com, MensJournal.com, MuscleandFitness.com, and other digital and social properties. AMI's magazines have a combined total circulation of 5.7+ million and reach approximately 65 million men and women each month. AMI's digital properties reach approximately 68 million unique visitors monthly.
PR Contact: Jon Hammond, American Media, Inc., (917) 856-0206
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Q: Solving the differential equation $(V(b)-b)V'(b) = V(b)$ Hoping that someone can help me understand the steps throughout the math of the following question. The question is based on auction theory:
I am given that two players valuation are both uniformly distributed on the interval [0,1]. Each players bid is a function of his valuation $b(v)$. Suppose that there exists an inverse function $V(b)$ which gives the valuation of someone who bids $b$. Eventually reaching the point,
$(V(b)-b)V'(b) = V(b)$
At which point the differential equation is solved to show,
$V(b) = b + \sqrt{b^2 + 2C}$
However I cannot seem to prove this result. My integration skills are rather weak and I have been approaching it trying to do integration by parts. However, I am starting to think that my struggle is with the uniform distribution part.
Any tips/help is appreciated.
Thanks!

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