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Europe: trains to extermination camps as orderly and organized relocations AGAIN
Started by MattMarriott , Sep 25 2015 07:16 PM
refugees Extermination camps Europe transport trains Syria Gestapo jews BBC IV Reich
#1 MattMarriott
Extermination camps in Europe and World War - reversed timing in IV Reich
III Reich: genocide in extermination camps started shortly BEFORE World War II was launched in Europe.
IV Reich: genocide in extermination camps starts with the first organized transports in Sep 2015, 4 years AFTER World War III was launched in Syria, in 2011.
Death trains - the main differences:
1. the first "relocated" passengers this time are not almost all jews but rather from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
They fled chlorine and barrel bombs by fighter jets and attack helicopters from both the "Assad, Iran and Russia" unofficial coaliton and the supposedly independently operating "US led coalition of now 60 countries".
2. This time the operation doesn't start with German Gestapo supervising it but rather the neo-Gestapo from eastern Europe states.
3. This time the orderly phase was preceded by an intentionally chaotic phase, or in other words by a psy-op.
IV Reich: finally the same picture of the final journey as in the III Reich
Illuminati media, from BBC to germman TV, reporting death trains to extermination camps as "very orderly and organized relocations", the same images as before World War II served in the UK and the USA about jews heading to Auschwitz and Dachau.
The passengers peacefully boarding the death trains this time are called both migrants and refugees.
The path to reach the same picture - contrast the III with the IV Reich
III Reich:
1. The main psy-op to was "jews are subhuman".
2. Meanwhile the fake oppositors (UK and US governments and media) painted Hitler:
- not only as an acceptable partner, from "peace confeence" of Munich 1938 to almost all major corporations ...
- but in fact propagated the nazis, from nazi Germany as organizer of the Olympics to constantly praising the "german economic miracle" from the "ruins of the first world war".
IV Reich: 2015:
1. Calais, France psy-op, to paint refugees as "migrants tryng to escape poverty", centered about "migrants trying by all means to border trucks and trains to England".
This included police pretending to "unsuccessfully try to stop migrants".
2. Major wave of refugees flooding to Europe suddenly created by:
- Bombing camapaign in Syria and Iraq upscaled to maximum level, cities where every building is damaged.
- termination of "food stamps" to 5 million refugees in camps in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
3. Angela Merkel (Hitler's younger daughter) announces that "Germany is ready to welcome 800,000 refugees".
4. Hungary's neo-Gestapo ordered to allow refugees to escape detention camps and so stage the "march from Hungary to Germany". "Mamma Merkel"'s signs non-stop repetition that all that migrants want is Germany.
The Race Card: How the illuminati played it in the III Reich compared to how they play it now in the IV Reich:
WHY ANY NON-WHITE SHOULD IMMEDIATELY LEAVE USA, European Union, CANADA, AUSTRALIA
http://das-vierte-re...non-whites.html
Termination of "food stamps" part of setting the stage for genocide of refugees coming to Europe and of black EU and US citizens.
How food stamps are used to set the stage for imminent genocide in gas chambers and by the guillotine in malls, that starts with blacks and muslims.
http://big-bang-now....-goals-for.html
http://global-genoci...ps-orderly.html
Edited by MattMarriott, 25 September 2015 - 07:25 PM.
#2 RobertD
RobertD
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Abortion Is About Getting Rid Of Undesirables
Friday, July 10, 2009 Posted by Shattered Paradigm
At times it is easy to forget how completely obsessed the global elite are with eugenics and population reduction. But an incredibly shocking and offensive quote from Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is bringing the issue of eugenics to the forefront once again.
In an interview with the New York Times, Ginsburg admitted that abortion is about getting rid of certain types of people that the elite do not want to have around:
"Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of."
Somebody needs to ask her EXACTLY what she means by "populations that we don't want to have too many of."
Talk about offensive!
And yet the liberal media has let her slide on this one so far.....
That is because the liberal media is only owned by a handful of elitists, most of which totally agree with the eugenics agenda.
You see, the agenda of population control and of getting rid of undesirables has been around for a long, long time.
For example, Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood expressed her feelings about unborn children this way:
"The most merciful thing that a family does to one of its infant members is to kill it."
A shocking statement indeed, but you can see her philosophies reflected in Planned Parenthood throughout the nation today. In fact, Planned Parenthood regularly plants their clinics in the very poorest of neighborhoods.
By doing so, they help to advance the sick eugenics agenda of the global elite.
On May 5th, Bill Gates, David Rockefeller, Warren Buffett, George Soros, Michael Bloomberg, Ted Turner, Oprah Winfrey and several other "super wealthy" Americans gathered for a secret meeting in Manhattan. Apparently one of the most important items on the agenda of the meeting was to discuss how their combined wealth could be used to slow the growth of the world's population.
So why didn't we hear about this meeting in the media?
Well, the reality is that there was almost a COMPLETE blackout by the American news media of this secret gathering. They reportedly met at the home of Sir Paul Nurse, a British Nobel prize biochemist and the president of Rockefeller University. The secret meeting was supposed to be so discreet that many of the billionaires' aides were only told that they were at "security briefings".
However, some details about this clandestine meeting have emerged.
According to one major U.K. newspaper, one person who attended this meeting said that "a consensus emerged that they would back a strategy in which population growth would be tackled as a potentially disastrous environmental, social and industrial threat."
That same article includes some incredibly disturbing quotes about the meeting from that same anonymous source.....
"This is something so nightmarish that everyone in this group agreed it needs big-brain answers."
"They need to be independent of government agencies, which are unable to head off the disaster we all see looming."
In other words, the "big brains" have decided that if they don't start aborting, sterilizing and killing more of us, then we are going to have a disaster of catastrophic proportions.
Which is ridiculous of course. If the greedy global elitists were not hoarding the vast majority of the world's wealth then there would be more than enough resources for everyone.
In fact, the assets of the world's three richest men exceed the combined gross domestic products of the world's 48 poorest countries.
Think about that.
3 men have more money than 48 countries combined!
Talk about greed.
And now the global elitists have decided that they have way too many servants and they need to start "culling" the herd.
Meanwhile, more than 2.8 billion people, close to half of the world's population, live on less than the equivalent of $2 a day.
Hundreds of millions of people are barely scraping by while the global elite of the world discuss how they can keep them from reproducing.
We live in a very sick world.
http://futurestorm.b...ruth-bader.html
#3 Shura
WHAT A HORRIBLE LOOKING MONSTER OF A WOMAN, SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN ABORTED HERSELF!
And again another SIX MONTHS later or almost a year after the first post
The bigger the lie the more people will believe it.
And once said people are reduced to beasts there are no limits to how far can the BIG LIE go contradicting what said beasts can see with their own eyes.
August 3, 2016 - Record 1.3 Million Applied for Asylum in Europe Last Year
https://www.yahoo.co...0136.html?nhp=1
Reminder from June 2016
To get why
- the supposedly one million refugees that arrived in Germany in one year remain invisible
- there is no list of locations and numbers where they supposedly are detained:
Refugees being gassed in death camps: illuminati pass truth in plain sight: Examples
Greek fisherman arrested for ferrying Syrians (trying to go BACK to Syria).
Note the use of the word "several" in article.
Greek police have arrested an elderly fisherman suspected of illegally ferrying back to Turkey Syrian refugees fed up with being stuck in the financially struggling country.
Police say the 70-year-old was caught Tuesday near the border town of Didymoteicho. He was allegedly trying to carry nine refugees across the Evros River, which forms the Greek-Turkish frontier, in his eight-meter (26-foot) boat.
Police said he charged 50 euros per passenger. The arrest was announced Wednesday.
About 57,000 refugees and other migrants have been trapped in Greece since Balkan border closures in March shut down the migrant route towards Europe's prosperous heartland. Over a million migrants had taken that route over the previous year. All entered through Turkey, and didn't want to stay in Greece.
Several Syrians are now trying to return home.
Auschwitz before Lesbos and Homos: Satanic Trilogy of genocidal announcements by "Holy Father".
A milestone for truth in plain sight about an ongoing genocide set together with the Lesbos act:
Video "Greece: Refugee children fight barbed-wire with flowers and tears"
http://catholic-chur...-genocidal.html
Edited by MattMarriott, 03 August 2016 - 08:34 PM.
#5 Atossa
Atossa
Putin has invited the JEWS of Europe to take refuge in Russia.
Vladimir Putin invites Jews from Europe to move to Russia
January 20, 2016 Kommersant
" Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with members of the European Jewish Congress on January 19, 2016 where he invited Jews to escape the anti-Semitic mood in Europe and come to Russia, writes the Kommersant business daily.
During the meeting, the Viatcheslav Kantor the president of the congress said that today the situation with Jews in Europe is "the worst since the end of World War II."
According to Kantor anti-Semitism is growing in European countries and that "Jews are fleeing from what yesterday was a prosperous Europe."
"Let them come to us," said Putin. "In the Soviet Union they left [the country], but now let them come back."
more at link
http://rbth.com/poli...o-russia_560973
#6 Radio1
This ^ is what is called quote mining.
JUSTICE GINSBURG: Yes, the ruling about that surprised me. [Harris v. McRae — in 1980 the court upheld the Hyde Amendment, which forbids the use of Medicaid for abortions.] Frankly I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of. So that Roe was going to be then set up for Medicaid funding for abortion. Which some people felt would risk coercing women into having abortions when they didn't really want them. But when the court decided McRae, the case came out the other way. And then I realized that my perception of it had been altogether wrong.
I can see this interesting development ending in one of two ways...
either way the JEWS become refuse not refuge. It all depends upon
whether Putin is hero or villain.
Quit repeating yourself, you moron.
You are not curious enough to ask me what those two ways are.
It's really interesting... and it seriously does depend upon who
Putin really is... Aryan Tsar or Khazar King. The riddle of the
end of the age... the enigma of Putin's double-headed eagle !!
But maybe you don't ask because you're afraid I will tell you !
Edited by Atossa, 03 August 2016 - 09:59 PM.
#10 Radio1
#11 Atossa
I've decided NOT to tell you.
So you can breathe easy in your
ignorance of the truth that GOD
rules the kingdoms of men and
GOD'S Will is done regardless
of what we say or do.
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Vienna, February 15 – The number of draft evaders is now so large in Russia, officials say, that "the militia is powerless to struggle with them," and MVD leaders argue that "if the army needs soldiers, let the military itself search for them," testimony to just how serious the problem is and a step that threatens to make the issue even more explosive.
In "Svobodnaya pressa" yesterday, Sergey Ishchenko reports that the Russian militia, which as of March 1 will be the police "in the course of a year intends to remove from its responsibilities one of the most difficult tasks it now faces – the search for young people who are evading military service" (svpressa.ru/society/article/38982/).
From Ishchenko's perspective, "it is possible in principle to understand the position of the MVD." Such searches are difficult, lead to controversies between the MVD and the defense ministry, and are increasingly necessary given the rapid growth in the number of young Russians who are seeking to avoid service.
Eight years ago, there were only about 30,000 evaders, but this year, Ishchenko reports, their number had risen to be "in practice comparable to the number of those" who were inducted. Sergey Fridinsky, the chief military prosecutor, said that some 200,000 men who had been called did not show up during the fall draft alone and that the MVD had failed to find most of them.
But if the MVD wants to hand over this responsibility to the defense ministry, the latter is hardly "burning with a desire" to take up that task. Military commanders believe that if punishments were increased and extended from fines to imprisonment of up to two years, the problem would be solved.
There seems to be little stomach among officials for imprisoning large number of young people or even for bringing many of them to trial. "Of the total number of citizens resisting the draft, only 3.8 percent" – about one in 30 – were even convicted and required to pay a fine. As a result, many young men are prepared to take the risk of not showing up.
What the general staff wants is the introduction of a system where "every young person upon reaching 18 must appear before a draft commission" or face criminal penalties and where he will be able to get a ticket for an airplane, train or automobile journey only after showing he has permission from the military committee.
Such an extension of military power would face many opponents, including members of the senior elite who "also have sons." And even the less intrusive idea of having a newly-formed military police round up evaders would be opposed by many, including members of the establishment.
"Up to now, the very idea of forming a military police in the Russian Armed Forces was connected chiefly with the need to maintain order in the barracks, to struggle with 'dedovshchina' and theft of military property, including arms and bullets, and the patrolling and protection of particular sites," Ishchenko says.
Moreover, the military has not made plans for a large number of military police. In 2006, the defense ministry proposed 5,000, and last year, officials suggested 20,000. But there would need to be far more in that service if the military were given the broader responsibilities that the MVD hopes to levy on them.
Konstantin Sivkov, the vice president of the Moscow Academy of Geopolitical Problems, pointed to other problems as well if Russia establishes a military police or seeks to use it outside military facilities. Given the lack of an ideological basis for service, he said, the country needs a military police but with very specific functions.
"The role of military personnel in Russia is sharply growing. No everyone wants this. [Indeed,] many are concerned about this turn of events," and they are certain to oppose the MVD proposal. And the military will oppose it as well because they would need up to 50,000 officers and men for the new service alone, something that would exacerbate the army's problems too.


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Review: The Fierce and the Dead – The Euphoric!
It never fails to amaze me how instrumental music has flourished in the past decade or so and how the acts that deliver it have changed since I first got completely turned off of the concept when I was younger. See, being an old bugger, instrumental music as I was growing up essentially boiled down to a guitarist from an established bands solo album, was inevitably a thinly recorded rhythmic/synth track with weak drum machine which ensured that the artists ego was not interfered with whilst they widdled and twiddled seemingly endless solos for other guitar affectionados to admire. Don't get me wrong, I admire a well timed solo but a whole albums worth…it's a no from me. But thanks to some stunning bands I'm pleased to say I have had a change of heart which is just as well as I would be missing out on some fantastic music otherwise.
So, here we have 'Euphoric', the 3rd studio album from The Fierce And The Dead an album I've been looking forward to getting my grubby mits on for a while and I'm pleased to let me fellow FAT'eads (that is what we are calling ourselves yeah?…just me? Dammit!) know that its a bloody banger with ear-worms aplenty which would make Khan's wrath uncontrollable!
I'll get the bad news out the way first…it's not a long album. At just over thirty eight minutes it is one of them albums which in no way overstays its welcome and most definitely leaves you wanting more, and sure that's a good thing right? WRONG! I want more dammit! Still, it does implore you to hit the play button yet again and so I did again and again and am probably still doing so as you read this.
'The Euphoric' takes no prisoners from it's off, kicking straight in to the lead single 'Truck' which is a pounding number which I can only assume Ant Mcpartlin is kicking himself for listening to whilst driving home the other night. Riffs drop to reveal a growling, driving bass and pounding kick before we hit the accelerator back into a layered build to a riotous finish. This is what TFATD do best, introduce fairly simple and addictive riffs and melodies then combine them over different layers of atmosphere and constantly shift before you find yourself too comfortable onto the next cycle, check it out for yourself:
The albums 9 (10 sort of) tracks offer some great variety, '1991' is a fast-paced upbeat number that its virtually impossible not to tap a limb along to whilst following that title-track 'The Euphoric' (a favourite of mine) is a laid back, slightly sinister tune which would be a perfect soundtrack for a twisted sci-fi movie or game, more reliant on synths and programming than some of the other numbers it's brooding is a welcome respite from the pounding drive heard so far.
Fellow FAT'eads (we ARE gonna make this a thing dammit!) are going to be as happy as I was to hear two very familiar numbers along the albums journey. Live favourites (which can in-fact be found on the live EP) 'Dancing Robots' and Verbose' finally appear in all their splendor on 'The Euphoric' and they are immense. 'Dancing Robots' main riff has been stuck in my brain since the album got handed to me and half the reason I'm writing this is to exorcise the riff demon from my brain…it's not worked. 'Verbose' has a wonderful play off between gritty bass and eclectic guitar that builds slowly before a crushing riff as they join towards the end.
I don't want to spoil every twist and turn for you but another special mention goes for track nine '7 & 8', the next two parts of the long running numbered series which has spanned previous releases. When it enters part '8' there is a beautiful slow progressive segment which wouldn't be out of place in Pink Floyd's epic 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond' which deserves special praise.
'The Euporic' is a beautifully written and paced album which writhes through many different styles and moods and will leave you wanting more. The band have definitely reached that next plateau and deserve the plentiful slots they are being offered on some great festivals this year. Be sure to check them out and catch them live!
The album is due for release on the 18th of May and you can grab your pre-order here: https://tfatd.bandcamp.com/album/the-euphoric
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If you're married then you've probably just always filed a joint return with your spouse. In fact, chances are you've never even considered filing any other way. However, for some people, married filing jointly is not the best option. Depending on your situation, it could be more advantageous to file separately. Here are some things to consider when choosing what filing status to use if you are married.
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Food-wise, a Mediterranean week is hard to beat. And tonight is no exception, considering we're hitting the shores of Sorrento and the hillsides of Siena. That's right, tonight my kitchen was transported to Italy (well, a few nights ago, but we'll just pretend).
My first concoction comes to us from Tuscany. This central region of Italy is situated on the west coast, housing not only some of the main tourist destinations, but also picturesque hill towns and productive agricultural lands. Known for its wine, olive oil, and bread, there is no better picnicking region! My dish, however, left out wine and bread. Ribollita soup is a classic wintery stew, stock-full of kale and crusty bread. 101 Cookbooks has an alternate version, but the principle is the same. Being kale-less, I used regular (and not "Tuscan") cabbage ... and being bread-less, I used purple potatoes. That said, it was so tasty (forgot to take photos of the finished soup)!
1. Whisk together oils, espresso, liqueur, and sugar.
2. Fold in flour and almond flour.
3. Form spoonful balls of dough. Place on greased cookie sheet and pat down.
4. Bake at 325F, for 12-15 minutes until slightly brown.


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Leaders in the development of Western obstetric practice
Sara Buck
The history of obstetrics contains too many notable figures to simply select six key leaders in its development. However, as Laura Kaplan notes in "Changes in Childbirth in the US," featured in the current issue, modern obstetrics has been greatly influenced by the invention and modernization of the forceps (Chamberlen and Smellie), the introduction of anesthesia (Simpson), and the widespread institution of hygienic practices (Semmelweis). In addition to the physicians who contributed to these advancements, we included in the following gallery both the first Western author of a major gynecology textbook (Soranus) as well as an individual contributed to modernization of the Cesarean section (Sänger). Following the images is a brief description of each physician's contribution to modern obstetrics.
Click on any image to enter the gallery.
Soranus of Ephesus
Although Greek physician Soranus of Ephesus (98-138 CE) wrote many medical texts, it is his work Gynacology that has survived in its original form to the present day.1 Describing antenatal care, labor, infant care, and the first known description of management of malpresentation through internal version and breech extraction, Soranus' text mirrors the organization of many modern medical textbooks, providing in-depth observation and reasoning for his detailed recommendations.2 Forming the basis of the Moschion, a Latin gynecological text from the 7th century, his insight was so influential that his instructions largely remained unchanged until the invention of the printing press in the 10th century, with his influence as the foundation of Western gynecological knowledge persisting until the Renaissance.2
The Chamberlen family and William Smellie
The work of the Chamberlen family and William Smellie in England is described both in Kaplan's article as well as the "Brief History of the Forceps," also featured in this issue. It should be noted that the image selected for this gallery is that of Peter Chamberlen III, the son of Peter the Younger and the father of Hugh Chamberlen the Elder, the latter of whom unsuccessfully attempted to sell the family secret to his French rival Mauriceau in the mid-1600s.3 Although Peter III is not the inventor of the forceps, it was in his former home that the original Chamberlen forceps was recovered in the early 19th century—two hundred years after its invention.4 Peter III was arguably the most famous of the family of accoucheurs, notably attending Queen Henriette Maria in her delivery to the future King Charles II in 1631, preceding his appointment as court physician only a year later.4 Reportedly flamboyant in dress and well-versed in multiple European languages, which were reinforced through extensive travel, the physician's reputation spread as far as Russia, as even the Czar took note of Dr. Chamberlen's work.4
Despite the seemingly miraculous outcomes achievable by the forceps during difficult and obstructed labor, puerperal fever ranked as a major cause of maternal mortality into the early 20th century.3 Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis (1818-1865) was a Hungarian physician whose first midwifery assistantship placed him at ground zero of a mysterious and large discrepancy in mortality rates between the medical student and midwifery wards at the Viennese School of Medicine's Laying-in Hospital.5 Although both divisions appeared similar on the surface, Semmelweis immediately noticed that mortality from puerperal fever in the medical school was three to five times higher than that in the midwifery school.5 In fact, the difference was so notorious that Semmelweis wrote that women, on learning of their admission to the medical school, would "[kneel] down, wringing their hands, to beg for a transfer."5 He also described how:
Women recently confined [to the medical school], with a pulse so frequent that it could not be counted, with abdomens enormously distented, with dry tongues . . . would insist only a few hours before their death that they were perfectly well, the object being to avoid medical treatment, since they knew that medical treatment meant death.5
Using statistical analysis and case studies to determine the cause of the disparity, he eventually honed in on the source—medical students, and not midwives, were frequently called from post-mortem autopsy to attend births. Without adequate hygiene protocol, the medical students were introducing cadaveric material to the child and the mother during labor. Insisting thenceforth that all students disinfect with chlorinated lime prior to examination, Semmelweis for the first time observed the mortality rate of the medical student division fall below that of the midwifery division.5 Unfortunately, his discovery, while well-received by medical students under his tutelage, was met with staunch opposition from hospital administration, and his discovery would not be widely disseminated until Pasteur vindicated him before the Paris Academy.5
James Young Simpson
The Scottish physician James Young Simpson (1811-1870) claims an important, but controversial, role in the history of obstetrics. In 1847 Simpson was the first obstetrician to use ether analgesia during labor—against the opinion of many religious and scientific leaders who questioned the practice on medical, moral, and religious grounds.6 On realizing that ether was inflammable and slow-acting, making it inappropriate for his purposes, he immediately sought alternatives.7 On the advice of a chemist colleague, that same year Simpson employed chloroform to deliver a child, later christened Anaesthesia.7,8 Pointing to a statistical analysis of chloroform use with limb amputation, he convinced surgeons of its safety, and its ease of use quickly made the anesthesia the most popular in the UK.7 While reports of death related to choloform's use quickly emerged, Simpson staunchly argued that the deaths resulted from improper administration, rather than a fundamental issue with the drug itself.7 Chloroform eventually fell out of use due to safety concerns, but despite chloroform's failure as an anasthetic, Simpson's legacy is most certainly the popularization of anesthesia use in childbirth.6
Max Sänger
Determining an appropriate individual to represent the evolution of the Cesarean section proved most challenging. Although the procedure was by no means new, many 19th– and 20th-century innovations resulted in its rise to become the most commonly performed surgery in hospitals today.9 In the 20th century, popularization of the extraperitoneal lower-segment incision, the discovery of penicillin, and the availability of blood transfusion all contributed to the general safety of the procedure.3,9 However, it was Max Sänger, one of the most renowned German gynecologists of 19th century, who helped revolutionize the Cesarean section by recommending the closure of the uterine wound with silver sutures.10 Hemorrhage was a major cause of death following the Cesarean section, which, prior to late 19th century innovations, had a nearly 100% fatality rate for mother and child.11 Eduardo Porro's (1842-1902) introduction of the oophorohysterectomy following the surgery—just six years before Sänger's discovery—greatly improved outcomes, with only 58% maternal mortality and an infant survival of 86%—but left survivors at risk for infection and unable to bear future children.10,11 As Porro's procedure gained popularity for its ability to reduce hemorrhage and mortality, Sänger argued that procedures meant to replace more destructive methods for fetus removal (see "A Brief History of the Forceps") would require not only the preservation of the mother and the child, but also the mother's reproductive organs.10 The use of metal sutures was quickly adopted by his colleagues, and by the end of the 19th century maternal mortality from the procedure had dropped to 10%.10
Anonymous. (1957). Soranus's Gynecology. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 50: 56. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1888953/
Raju, T. K. (1980). Soranus of Ephesus: Who was he and what did he do?. In G. F. Smith & D. Vidyasagar (Eds.), Historical review and recent advances in neonatal and perinatal medicine. Retrieved from the Neonatology on the Web website: http://www.neonatology.org/classics/mj1980/ch27.html
Drife, J. (2002). A brief history of obstetrics. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 78: 311-315.
Dunn, P. M. (1999). The Chamberlen family (1560-1728) and obstetric forceps. Archives of Disease in Childhood: Fetal and Neonatal Edition, 81: F232-F235.
Elek, S. D. (1966, April). Semmelweis and the Oath of Hippocrates. In W. S. Copeman (President), Section of the History of Medicine. Symposium conducted at the meeting of the Royal Society of Medicine, London.
McKenzie, A. G. (2011). The bicentenary of James Young Simpson (1811-1870). Anaesthesia, 66: 438-440. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.go
Rae, S. M. & Wildsmith, J. A. (1997). So just who was James "Young" Simpson?. British Journal of Anesthesia, 79(3): 271-273. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Dunn, P. M. (2002). Sir James Young Simpson (1811-1870) and obstetric anaesthesia. Archives of Disease in Childhood: Fetal and Neonatal Edition, 86(3): F207–F209. doi:10.1136/fn.86.3.F207
Todman, D. (2007). A history of caesarean section: From ancient world to the modern era. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 47: 357-361. doi: 10.1111/j.1479-828X.2007.00757.x
Hem, E. & Børdhal, P. E. (2003). Max Sänger — father of the modern Caesarean section. Gynecologic and Obstetric Investigation, 55: 127-129. doi: 10.1159/000071524
Todman, D. H. (2007). Eduardo Porro (1842-1902) and the development of caesarean section: A reappraisal. The Internet Journal of Gynacology and Obstetrics, 7. doi: 10.5580/222a
SARA BUCK, Hektoen International
Highlighted in Frontispiece Fall 2012 – Volume 4, Issue 4
Fall 2012 | Sections | Birth, Pregnancy, & Obstetrics


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Mayor re-caps 2018, looks forward to new year
Town of Vermilion 2018 re-cap, and looking forward to 2019
Jeannette Benoit-Leipert
More from Jeannette Benoit-Leipert
Published on: January 4, 2019 | Last Updated: January 4, 2019 3:08 PM EST
Vermilion town councilors and mayor, elected in 2017. File Photo
2018 was a busy year for the Town of Vermilion, with growth in the business sector and in other vital areas as well.
Mayor Caroline McAuley describes it as an 'exciting' year, with many new businesses opening their doors around town.
Business boom
"I had the opportunity to participate in over 30 business openings," said McAuley.
"I was on council for nine years before I decided to put my hat in the ring for mayor, and in town council I was on the economic development committee…that's really my background and my passion."
Just before the election in 2017, when McAuley became mayor, the Economic Development committee initiated a commercial retail program. The committee identified the 'gap areas' in the community, and discussed ways to attract businesses to those areas.
"We knew that Craig's was closing… so we just really identified, what does Craig's provide as an essential service? Well, women's clothing and men's clothing, children's clothing and shoes," said McAuley.
"Then we looked at other things in our community… we identified health foods for example, because our health food store lady had retired. So it's not that these businesses were unsuccessful, but we just didn't have any succession. We wanted a health food store. We wanted a coffee shop downtown because that is a natural gathering place for people, that brings people downtown."
Seven of the new businesses used the retail incentive program to help them get their businesses rolling.
"It's created some really good rental opportunities for businesses, to look at our community," said McAuley.
"That incentive actually spurred some new, young entrepreneurs to consider opening a business. It wasn't like it was the determining factor, but it certainly was a factor."
The incentive that the town put in place is different than in many other municipalities because it focuses less on beautification of the building and more on the building owners and business owners.
"So rather than saying to the business owner 'Here's some money to make your building more attractive', we focused on business and we said 'if the building owner has competitive rates and a good space, we're going to help you find a tenant'—which is more of a win-win," said McAuley.
"If the town fixes up a building and we still don't get a tenant…we've got a beautiful building but still no new services for our residents."
McAuley says the program will continue into 2019 with a few adjustments, "we don't want 30 of the same kind of business,"added McAuley.
"The health food one is filled and the coffee shop and so on. So we're looking at what are some of our other gaps that we have… and then we'll be looking at what we need to do around our industrial and our commercial retail—out on the highway. That requires a different strategy," said McAuley.
Provincial park contract
The Town of Vermilion took on the maintenance contract at the Provincial Park in 2018, which means they provided services such as mowing and cleaning of the campsites and other facilities in the park.
"It offered more employment for students and it gave us a stronger link to the park, and now we're looking at a stronger memorandum of understanding with them, so that we can actually improve the experience for a lot of the clubs that use that space," said McAuley.
"We looked at the opportunity, we said we want to make sure this has zero cost to the residents—so that was our number one parameter."
In the past, the services were provided by a contractor who was not a resident of Vermilion.
Mayor McAuley says they have the opportunity to do the work for one more year and then council will evaluate the contract and 'look at what the longer-standing agreement might be with the park'.
Alberta Works extended hours
For approximately five years the Alberta Works office in Vermilion had its doors open only half days. In 2018 Mayor McAuley and Councilor Robert Pulyk lobbied the government to change that, and were successful.
"It's important to provide more services locally and making sure that the provincial government services we have in town, stay…and they're not being slowly eroded," said McAuley.
The Albert Works office in Vermilion is now open full days, with a Canadian government employee coming in once every two months to help citizens with federal documents including passports and social insurance numbers, as well as providing other key services.
Physician Retention and Recruitment success
The town has a Physician Retention and Recruitment committee that has had a successful year bringing new doctors to town and keeping them around.
"Another place that we've had some stability is (with) the doctors…that has been great. We haven't experienced that for years, and so it's been really good," said Mayor McAuley.
"Our committee is starting to look a little bit broader, from doctors to other areas…there's other important health services, and how might we make sure that we have those in our community," said McAuley.
"We don't have a problem with our optometrist and our dentists, but we're starting to think that we need to be broader in our thinking—so that we're not caught off-guard if those services slip away as well, and then we're scrambling. We're trying to be a little bit more pro-active."
"One of the big things, I would say, going forward…council has committed to looking at broadband—bringing fibre (optics) into our community," said McAuley.
"We've allotted money to actually look at doing a utility model for our community that brings fiber."
McAuley said they brought it to the Vermilion River regional alliance and started talking about it with the other municipalities.
"Our focus really is to bring this to a regional level, but we're going to start the pilot project in Vermilion and slowly build it–our focus in going to be on the business sector first," she added.
McAuley said some businesses struggle with slow debit machines or unable to post to social media from their stores because of the limited speed of the current internet service.
"The challenge with the whole broadband internet sector is that it is growing so exponentially that if we don't get on quickly, we will be left out."
Dec. 18 town council highlights, and 2019 budget	 Skating club to hold bottle drive


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Meet with older and new friends, colleagues and artists for a drink and a nice chat. We serve good music, drinks and snacks.
Artistic and General director: Anne-Cécile Sibué-Birkeland.
Head of administration: Magnus Salte.
Head of communication: Sara Wegge.
Substitute Administration Officer: Jo Adrian Haavind.
Production and Administration Assistant: Ida Marie Sandvik.
Communication officer: Ida Holthe Lid.
Audience outreach: Jostein P. Steindal.
Head of technical department: Jean Vincent Kerebel.
Stage and Video Manager: Agnar Ribe.
Freelance technical department: Agnar, Daniel, Fredric, Heidi, Kim, Laurent, Linda, Mohi, Ryan, Sirene, Woyzek & co.
Frontline and Bar Manager: Morten Kippe.
Frontline and Bar: Vivel Fredriksen, Elisabeth Carmen Gmeiner, Martin Guldvog, Sunniva Lind Høverstad, Ida Holthe Lid, Ida Marie Sandvik, Annlaug Selstø, Talette Simonsen, Andrea Skotland, Jostein P Steindal and Kjersti Aas Stenby.
Thank you to the freelance technicians and all the volunteers.
We would like to thank our local partners: Dansens Hus, Atelier Nord, Kulturbydelen Sagene, Institut français de Norvège.
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Thanks to Sagene Kunstsmie, Sagene Samfunnshus, PS:Hotell.
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