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1. *Jim Horn* @MismeasureOfEd1m
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Does Common Core Matter? An Excellent Musing by Tom Loveless
The Education Week article below was written in April 2012 by Brookings
Institute member Tom Loveless. In it, Loveless argues why having “common
standards” across states will likely produce no monumental gains for states
adopting Common Core. The piece raises such excellent points that I had to
offer it to my readers. Does the Common Core Matter? By Tom […]
The Realist Report with John Friend
On this edition of *The Realist Report*, we'll be joined by the legiondary
Michael Collins Piper. Mike and I will be discussing his book *Final
Judgement: The Missing Link in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy* and the
Mossad connection to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
You can download the mp3 for this program *here*, or visit *The Realist
Report* on BlogTalkRadio to subscribe via iTunes and view past programs.
INSIDE THE JEJU JAIL HOUSE
These good people are right now languishing inside the jail house on Jeju
Island, South Korea. And there are more on the way.
Their crime? Trying to non-violently block the construction vehicles from
entering the Navy base "destruction" site in Gangjeong village. In the
case of Yang Yoon-Mo he got an 18 month sentence. And many people are
being given severe fines to pay.
We can't ever forget these good people who are fighting for peace, the
environment, and human rights. See more at the official Jeju web site Save
Jeju Now.
Elsewhere/Housekeeping
My TAP column this week argues that Republicans could have tried out some
of the ideas that conservatives have been pushing if only they had decided
to run their own state exchanges. I'm pretty confident that Democrats,
either in 2009-2010 or later, would have been willing to cut deals to allow
that sort of experimentation on a state level.
Meanwhile, I packed way too much into a short post over at PP yesterday --
including an outline of the filibuster deal I'd like to see (but has no
chance of happening, even though the core of it actually makes sense for
both parties). Yes, there'... more »
The New York Times in an Era of Kool-Aid Journalism
The New York Times in an Era of Kool-Aid Journalism. via The New York Times
in an Era of Kool-Aid Journalism.
Is Trey Radel Really America's Own Rob Ford?
By 39, most normal people stop using recreational drugs
Both are wealthy, opportunistic right-wing extremists who gravitated to
politics for a myriad of reasons that did not include public service. And
although the demeanor and boorish, loud-mouthed bullying that Rob Ford (and
brother Doug) demonstrate on TV daily, reminds people more of Chris
Christie, it looks like Trey Radel is what we're stuck with. Born wealthy
and privileged, 37 year old Henry Jude Radel III (AKA, Trey) started his
own business, Trey Enterprises, to buy and sell domain names.
Starting in 2005, his now-defunct ... more »
We Have Met the Tea Party and It Is Us.
(By *American Zen*'s Mike Flannigan, on loan from Ari.)
"*People call me a socialist sometimes, but you’ve got to meet real
socialists, and you’ll have a sense of what a socialist is. I’m talking
about lowering the corporate tax rates. My healthcare reform is based on
the private marketplace. Stock market is looking pretty good last time I
checked*... *My simple point is this. If we can get beyond the tactical
advantages that parties perceive in painting folks as extreme and trying to
keep an eye always on the next election, and for a while at least just
focus on governing then there... more »
On W
Students often ask me what George W. Bush is like as a person. This story
from Dana Perino gives a great sense of what I saw and experienced as well.
Fight Back
when time is on your side
you walk a path so wide
every tree is something
you can topple because
it will fall on you not me
sometime someway this goes away
but for others this feeling is here to stay
and you know what
and you know why
and you know where
and you know what
and you know that when
is everyday the sun shines
so what to do when
your house is fine
but the landloard
has hard soles in
his soft shoes
We are prisoners of
the attack
the way forward
is to aggressively
fight back
Campaign against Miss Charles University
*Feminist activists stress that women are ugly and stink*
My undergraduate alma mater, the Charles University in Prague (founded in
1348), is witnessing a battle whose main spark is the Miss Charles
University contest. Visit MissUK.CZ for the official web page of the
contest, with some photos, trailer etc. I hope that the British readers
will understand that the primary meaning of the UK acronym is "Univerzita
Karlova" rather than some hypothetical faraway island or islands or
whatever else it could be. ;-)
Well, there's actually a competing contest of the same kind, Miss Karlovka, ... more »
This Is Where Right Wing Politics Will Take The Whole Nation If NOT Held In Check ....
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*Canadians of the 'Conservative' persuasion are still having a hard time
detaching from Rob Ford and his complete insanity. The hatred that the
Canadian Right has for anything but their own agenda will continue to
divide and antagonize the nation. *
*What we have been witnessing in Toronto could well become the norm in
politics across the nation. We are almost there now ... you've been
cautioned. *
A life for a life
By Capt. Fogg
*summa awilum in mar awilim uhtappid insu uhappadu *
-Code of Hammurabi-
If a man has destroyed the sight of another man's son, they shall poke out
his eye.
It's no secret that I think the execution of criminals is not a power that
should be given a government. Reenacting a murder, repeating the act of
violence whether quietly with a needle or loudly with a squad of rifles
serves no purpose other than to dignify anger, hatred and blood lust.
The State of Missouri killed serial killer and white supremacist Joseph
Paul Franklin yesterday, in a little room and in front o... more »
Mohawk John Kane 'Farewell to Jake'
Jake
Thompson photo syracuse.com
Farewell to Jake
By John Kane, Mohawk
Censored News
The greatest leader of the Onyota’aka died last week. There, I said it —
the greatest leader. And let there be no mistake, because in a sea of
frauds who buy enough votes to be declared “winners” in tribal elections
or twist around “customs and traditions” to get placed as “leaders” or,
worse yet, use
Update on Data Quality Campaign to Judge All Knowledge on Corporate Needs
A Jane Roberts clip from the *Memphis Corporate Appeal* yesterday on DQC:
. . . .In 2012, Tennessee scored six, including that it was among a handful
of states taking steps to ensure that teachers — and students training to
be teachers — know how to read data so they can better meet student needs.
“We’ve seen a little gain in this area, but still Tennessee is in a small
group here,” said Elizabeth Dabney, DQC senior associate.
Tennessee also gained ground this year by creating rules around how the
data is used, including safeguarding privacy.
DQC is funded by six foundations; the... more »
Dowd invents way to discuss family feud!
*WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 20, 2013*
*Cali commenter nails it:* We’ll let the commenter from California
speak.
He comments on Maureen Dowd's new column, in which the pundit
manufactures
a reason to discuss the utterly insignificant Cheney family feud:
COMMENTER FROM CALIFORNIA (11/20/13): *This is the second day in a
row*that a NYT columnist has devoted precious column space to the drama
behind
a Senate race that has been all but determined in Enzi's favor.
*I'm sympathetic to the sentiments behind the NYT commenters lambasting
the
Cheneys. Schadenfreude is a dish best served en masse.*
... more »
End of the Road
More songs about buildings and food
is that not what the talking heads said
now twenty years later its
all we should be talking about
this endless stream to taking
is about to come to to an abrupt
halt
Finical manipulation can
no longer put food on the table
in lands where climate change
has decided the growth must die
Bunker down or move up
we are on fire
we know it
but the powers that be
spend billions to deny it
Paradise Found
I was going to the sand
and I thought about it
for a very long time
Hawaii is place
that is out of time
its just paradise
as defined in the
contemporary mind.
Been there done that
would not disagree
but if I won the lottery
it would be days of lays
for you and me.
Secret TPP Negotiations Resume in Salt Lake City
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Maira Sutton
*EFF*
The newest round of Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations begin
today in Salt Lake City, Utah, where trade representatives will work
towards finalizing the text of this sprawling secret agreement. Last week's
publication of the controversial "Intellectual Property" chapter by
Wikileaksconfirmed our worst fears: the TPP carries draconian copyright
enforcement provisions that threaten users' rights and could stifle
innovation well into the 21st Century. Public opposition to the TPP
continues to gro... more »
My response to Evan Burgos for his misleading article today on the JFK assassination at NBC's site
Dear
Evan,
I’m sorry now I wasted nearly an hour of my life talking to you, Evan.
The one quote from me you used from me in your article on the Kennedy
assassination today
(http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/11/20/21523264-an-inside-job-cia-a-suspect-for-some-in-jfks-killing?lite)
was out of context because you didn’t mention the CIA’s work
overthrowing other leftist leaders all over the
Who Rules?
I am singing I am in full voice
this world is the best of the worst
so tell me know
and do mont comports
what is the problem
that most vexes the experts
Its the hidden economy
that dominates despite the obvious
insanity
Yep some people they prey
upon the body politic
its their great payday
When a talking point
about businesses
is key to a new front
about living
we should all be
afraid that the mob
is picking and choosing
where we will have a suitable grave
They are bad boys always and again
and I see no evidence
that the theory they control the government
is just some one saying when/
Announcing the 2014 Blogging Awards and Reception at ISA
Duck of Minerva is pleased to announce the second annual Online Achievement
in International Studies (OAIS) Blogging Awards — better known as the
Duckie Awards — and the second annual International Studies Blogging
Reception at ISA in Toronto. We are asking Duck readers to submit
nominations for the awards and later to vote for the
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iSlamming Rob Ford!
Unintended outcome ... for the win!
Cue the shrieeeking from Ford Nation and other rightwing nut jobs.
Has Ezra Levant seen this?
The above is probably a consequence of Rob's incoherent rant at Toronto
City council on Monday.
Slaves rise up
I am exhausted clicking that mouse
twenty four hours a day
Yes I tried a touch screen
but it was worse
my need for up to date
information has changed
from a blessing to a curse
Like really what do I care
about an explosion in
Pakistani when my own situation
in a personal way is way worse
So deflect and compensate
the world you live in is not the worst
Is this the message we should all accept
you could be a slave so take that twelve dollar job
and hope it will evolve
Storage for a big rock singer
InYeah I want to wrap my arms around her, I want to hold her, tight in this
world ofsilcone ant botock makes me want to hold her tight, she is a woman
that not needs some chemical compromise. Looking at brides I see so much
honesty,
so when the deed is done, why do alterations on the chosen one?
I gotta tell you I have been married for multiple decades
an I would never brag about the outflow
that one or another
did not juggle
like a circus show
in Las Vegas
making the salient point surrender
some kind of moot point of law'
that makes appointees judges irrelevant
because of I can not r... more »
Sun News cancels Rob Ford and Doug Ford program after one broadcast
That did not last long.
"*The Globe and Mail is reporting that Ford Nation was a huge ratings
success, pulling in about 155,000 viewers—that counts as a success for Sun
News, which reaches only 40 per cent of Canadian homes—but is being binned
anyhow because of “the Fords’ relative inexperience with the medium.”
Apparently, yesterday’s episode took whopping five hours to shoot and
another eight hours to edit. That’s a huge amount of resources for the
fledgling Sun News Network. The economics just couldn’t support keeping the
show on the air.*"
Understanding Anbar Before And After The Awakening Pt. VII Sheikh Ali Hatem Sulaiman
Sheikh Ali Hatem Sulaiman is from the Dualim tribe one of the largest in
Iraq’s Anbar province. His story is symbolic of what beset the Awakening
after its successful fight against the insurgency. Once it secured the
governorate, the Awakening attempted to enter politics, and that brought
out all kinds of personal rivalries, and ended up dividing and ending the
tribal movement. Sulaiman went from threatening the Iraqi Islamic Party
that ruled Anbar, to making a deal with it. He was an ally of Sheikh Abu
Risha then became his critic. He then allied with Premier Nouri al-Maliki
onl... more »
Thinking Aboot the end of death
How am I going to occupy all those hours
from now till the time
I die
Thats the question that our rapidly
decreasing chances of mortality
is fetching
Bordom and backgammon
and and and Golf
they do not fill the gap
when you are a high achiever
watching Oprah does not fill the gulf
Men like to fuck and fight
and when your old
both are fraught with danger
when you can not perform
and it makes us mad
because our bones
are so old
How will society compensate
for a generation that will
not take a place
in the ground we used to anticipate
We gotta Queen that might live to 99
In every Hamlet what... more »
Hard to Say I’m Sorry
The reports about the bilateral agreement between the US and Afghanistan
that would allow American troops (and other western countries essentially)
have suggested that President Hamid Karzai would support the agreement if
President Obama apologized or admitted mistakes in the conduct of the war.
This, of course, has produced a reaction or two, given that
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"Right Honourable" PM William Lyon Mackenzie King- A Rockefeller man
Having my fellow Canucks in mind, here is a relink, that deserves much more
attention then it originally received.
*PM William Lyon Mackenzie King.* Often known as Mackenzie King.
Here in Canada he was PM number 10. Canada's longest serving Prime
Minister. This despite the fact he had some strange 'beliefs' Or, perhaps,
he employed some occult practices? Often favoured by the elites?
Who knows?
William Lyon Mackenzie King
*Wiki*
-"Historians conclude that King remained so long in power because *he had
developed wide-ranging skills that were appropriate to Canada's needs"*
*-" He wa... more »
At the Times, the board types up the script!
*WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2013*
*Just as it ever was:* Gack!
This morning, the editorial board of the New York Times discusses, or
attempts to discuss, the newly-released NAEP scores for 2013.
Such people live and die for their establishment scripts. In this account,
the board describes the situation in precisely the ways we have long
described:
NEW YORK TIMES EDITORIAL (11/20/13): [A]ccording to Education Secretary
Arne Duncan, the eight states that managed to get the Common Core standards
in place in time for the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress
exams this year... more »
132 countries exit Warsaw climate talks
Thank God.
Poor countries walk out of UN climate talks as compensation row rumbles on,
we heard from the Guardian and many others earlier in the morning. These
132 countries were apparently expecting that they would be paid
"compensations for extreme weather events". It seems that they took this
meme (so radical one that we haven't even heard much about it in the richer
parts of the world) for granted and already demanded a new U.N.
bureaucratic body to "oversee" the compensatory payments.
Many of the countries are governed by shamans who believe that
thunderstorms are created by w... more »
A Fork in the Road
At Guardian Political Science I have a piece up on the stark difference
between the conclusions of the IPCC on extreme events and the views
being
expressed by many climate campaigners, some very prominent. For those
who
follow these issues, there will be nothing new or interesting in the
piece.
The data shows what it shows.
A feeble response to my piece by the Guardian's in-house climate
bloggerinvokes the Google-based research of Chris Mooney, confuses
trends and
projections yet still grants the central point of my argument: "that
*the
data aren't good enough to confidently link r... more »
Links: Enjoy'em
*On the road to Guguan*
Feeling lazy today....
- Victor Mair cites some of my favorite local expats -- Mark S, Taffy,
Jason C (honorary expat) -- in a piece on how Hoklo speakers cope with
their problems in representing Hoklo using characters.
- Two good pieces on the diplomatic truce. One from J Michael asking is
it over? and one from James Robert Baron about flexible diplomacy.
- EATS conference wants to consume your Taiwan paper.
- Where do NTU students come from?
- Taiwan Central Bank head explains why he won't let NT dollar
depreciate despite demands o... more »
TRIBE AND RACE: O’Reilly disagrees with Oprah!
*WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2013*
*Part 3—Or at least, that’s how it seemed:* “In some cases,” is disrespect
aimed at President Obama “because he’s African-American?”
Presumably, yes! It’s hard to know who would doubt such a claim. But how
*widespread* is that type of disrespect?
That’s where the rub comes in.
It’s hard to measure the *amount* of disrespect which comes from that
source. In the absence of any such knowledge, we liberals do sometimes tend
to start making shit up.
We can’t tell you that Winfrey did that. At the start of Saturday’s column,
Charles Blow offered part of he... more »
ObamaCare updates November 20 , 2013 - Anchor around Obama's neck ? ObamaCare debacle sees poll numbers fall to 37 percent approval ! Obama was made aware of looming problems and warned of possible widespread site failures with Healthcare.gov earlier this year ( another lie exposed from the President ) .... Security experts say website still not secure enough for consumers to use safely ...... backend of website not completed yet - and won't be completed before mid - January ........
Obama was briefed earlier in year on health website problems
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[image: A busy screen is shown on the laptop of a Certified Application
Counselor as he attempted to enroll an interested person for Affordable
Care Act insurance, known as Obamacare, at the Borinquen Medical Center in
Miami, Florida October 2, 2013. REUTERS/Joe Skipper]
A busy screen is shown on the laptop of a Certified Application Counselor
as he attempted to enroll an inte... more »
Mericans pulling strings in Canada
So now we know JFK did everything possible to defeat Diefenbaker. So ask
yourself what did GWB do to bring Harper to power? How big was Reagan in
the Mulroney years. Canada crying US tears,
Debate: Jason Thigpen vs Paul Ryan
The other day a friend in southeast Wisconsin sent me a reply to a letter
he had written to his congressman about Social Security. His congressman is
Paul Ryan. It happened just around the time Jason Thigpen had switched
parties and decided to run for Congress as a Democrat instead of as a
Republican-- primarily because he realized his values weren't compatible
with the current bent of the GOP and fit much better with the Democratic
Party. Jason's in eastern North Carolina but Ryan is such an icon of what
passes for Republican thought on the budget that I asked him if he'd mind
re... more »
It's Hard To Miss The Pattern
Lawrence Martin writes that the Harper government can't account for $3.1
billion and no one appears to be too upset about it:
The money was initially targeted for public security and anti-terrorism
funding. There was $12.9-billion allocated. Only $9.8-billion has been
accounted for. Mr. Ferguson asked the Treasury Board, which is supposed to
track spending scrupulously, to explain the gap, to come up with some
answers. It didn’t have any. It still doesn’t.
The Conservatives, who tout themselves as first-rate managers of the public
purse, seem just to have brushed it off. They hop... more »
Suicide Bomber targets Egyptian soldiers in Sinai- death toll increases
Yesterday, Lebanon. Today, the Sinai, Egypt.
Sinai, pretty much Israeli occupied........
Egyptian army near Al-Arish in the Sinai peninsula
*Suicide bomber in Egypt rams bus carting soldiers, kills 10*
At least 10 government soldiers were killed and 35 injured when a suicide
bomber rammed his explosive-filled car into a bus that was carting the
troops on a roadway in northern Sinai on Wednesday.
The bomber hit one bus head-on, but managed to cause damage to another
carrying soldiers that was traveling nearby,
*The soldiers were part of a unit that was engaged in some of the fierces... more »
Mother Earth - My Heart Beats For You - A Guest Post by Pam Bickell
http://notesalongthepath.com/2013/11/18/mother-earth-my-heart-beats-for-you/
The Philosopy Of Freedom by Ruldolf Steiner - A Guest Post by Pam Bickell
Source of this poster:
http://notesalongthepath.com/
Untitled
*Ousted flood authority member launches nonprofit to support lawsuit ~Jeff
Adelson, New Orleans Advocate*
*[image: http://restorelouisiananow.org/]Proponent of oil and gas lawsuit
forms nonprofit, has poll showing broad support ~Bob Marshall, The Lens *
~As he announced Tuesday the formation of the organization Restore
Louisiana Now, John Barry said a key motivation was public opposition to
political meddling in the local levee authority’s lawsuit against oil and
gas companies, a strategy the Jindal Administration has promised to use.
*Critics say Jindal levee board appointee should ... more »
A Do It Yourself Air Freshener
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Living-with-Common-Sense/154468647938561
Renting a Frank Lloyd Wright house
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An artist rented Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1939 Bernard Schwartz house for four
days, and was bowled over by the experience.
"It had a warmth to it," she recalls. "Then there was all the wood, the two
fireplaces (we certainly used them several times while we were there) and a
lot of floor-to-ceiling windows. We were walking around and almost everyone
had their jaws agape, looking at it each other almost as if we were
honoured to have an experience like that." …
One element that stood out was the way Wright employed wood cu... more »
The Bizzaro World of Education 2.0
The policy of public school consolidation is recipe for disaster. Education
“reformers, experts, policy makers” close public schools by using
“under-utilization” or “under-performing” seats as an excuse to create
larger school sizes. They view the outcome (test scores) as a production
problem (teachers) and aim to alter the process (instruction) for the
consumer (students). This […]
Education doesn't mean women should have more freedoms: Kerala Muslim leader - Indian Express Mobile
Yet more Islamic oppression of women that the West will ignore...
' ..Islam has not changed its decrees regarding the life of women. Muslim
women should not work in a place where only a woman and a man are present.
They should work only in a place where there are enough number of women and
trustworthy men. Ninety per cent of jobs do not require men and women to
mingle. These rules cannot be changed," he said.'
More here
http://m.indianexpress.com/news/education-doesnt-mean-women-should-have-more-freedoms-kerala-muslim-leader/1197002/
Read Stuff, You Should
Happy Birthday to Ming-Na Wen, 50.
Good stuff:
1. Sean Trende is right about ACA and the future of liberalism.
2. Adam Serwer on closing Gitmo.
3. Potentially big good news: CMS is now saying that they've fixed
"two-thirds of the high priority bugs responsible with issues with 834
transactions." This is about the crucial communications between the
exchanges and insurance companies, and it was an even bigger problem in
October than the visible problems at Healthcare.gov. On the other hand?
They're apparently nowhere close to being ready to pay subsidies to
insurance companies. But ... more »
Abbas Cracks Down on Media, World Looks Other Way via Gatestone Institute
' Palestinian Authority has resumed its security crackdown on Palestinian
journalists and bloggers in the West Bank.But the crackdown has thus far
sparked protests only from Palestinian journalists.Western governments that
fund the Palestinian Authority continue to turn a blind eye to the breach
of freedom of expression in the West Bank.International human rights groups
and organizations purporting to defend freedom of the media also continue
to ignore the violations against freedom of expression under the
Palestinian Authority.These groups only see what the Israeli authorities
do... more »
SaLuSa 19. 11. 2013
*SaLuSa 19. 11. 2013*
http://salusathroughfaithandhope.blogspot.com/2013/11/english-salusa-19112013.html#more
Are you ready to be immersed into deeper feeling of Love that will
immediately surround your being when you step into your higher reality.
This Love energy is changing you now, and the more you let it in the more
you will be attracted to your new experiences. Letting in Love means to
look at yourself the way you truly are and accept all that is creating
whole being with understanding that the love for yourself and others is
giving you. Every part of your body, every memory... more »
SaLuSa 12. 11. 2013
*SaLuSa 12. 11. 2013*
http://salusathroughfaithandhope.blogspot.pt/2013/11/english-salusa-12112013.html#mor
e
Do you feel the intense changes in your bodies Dear Ones? They are being
completed these days and when your body absorb and adjust to higher
frequencies that are sent to you at this moment, your consciousness will be
free to experience the chosen higher reality without overwhelming your
body, as it needs to process all the experiences and share it with others.
Many of you already visited and experienced their higher reality in their
astral bodies and remember only few b... more »
Zapatistas Marcos 'Rewind 3'
Rewind
3
Subcomandante Marcos
Censored News
Here we explain the reasons behind this strange title and those that
will follow, narrate the story of an exceptional encounter between a
beetle and a perplexing being (that is, more perplexing than the beetle)
and the reflections of no immediate relevance or importance which
occurred therein; and finally, given a particular anniversary, the Sub
Mohawk Nation News 'Toronto Ontario Canada'
‘TORONTO’
‘ONTARIO’ ‘CANADA’
Mohawk Nation News
MNN. Nov. 19, 2013. The current dispute at City Hall is about who has
jurisdiction to run the Corporation of Toronto. It sits on unsurrendered
Mohawk land. Toronto is Mohawk for“where there are trees standing in
the water”, Ontario [O’nia’ta:rio] is Mohawk for “large wide water” and
Canada [Ka’na:ta] is Mohawk for “community”. Under Wampum
Dick Cheney For Mayor Of Pottersville
By Manifesto Joe
Most of you are, no doubt, familiar with the holiday classic "It's a
Wonderful Life." In this endearing cinematic piece of Frank Capra-corn,
there's a villain, played by Lionel Barrymore, a banking mogul of the town
of Bedford Falls, Pa., Mr. Potter. In the vision of George Bailey (James
Stewart) in which he literally was never born, the town isn't even called
that anymore. It's called Pottersville, named after the loathsome Mr.
Potter.
I nominate former Vice President Dick Cheney for mayor of Pottersville.
I always figured Cheney for a prize-winning SOB. That perp... more »
Mohawk Nation News 'Totalitarian Tiptoe'
TOTALITARIAN
TIPTOE
Posted on November 18, 2013
MNN. NOV. 18, 2013. The Rob Ford spoof is a mind control distraction
from what’s really going on.
Spoof is being used as a mind control device.
His job is to cover the real agenda. The invaders of Great Turtle Island
have been living an imitation existence called the “American Dream”,
which is becoming the American nightmare. The
SCOTLAND'S DEBT PROBLEM?
The richest countries in the world, in terms of wealth per person, are
mainly countries with small populations and a moderate degree of socialism:
Singapore, Norway, Sweden, Denmark...
Scotland already has its own parliament, but it has limited powers.
*Scotland, since it got its parliament has been attracting more foreign
direct investment than all the other parts of the UK apart from London.*
Foreign investment: Catching the Scots | The Economist
Scotland's top politician Alex Salmond says that if Scotland became
independent 'next week', *it would be the eighth most prosperous... more »
BMW - the uglification of car styling
it's happened again!
I reported recently on the TERRIBLE HACK JOB Jaguar had done turning their
C-X75 turbine-electric super-sexy supercar concept into 'something you can
drive on a track' and it's happened again.
This time with the gorgeously delicious Mission Impossible 4-starring i8
electric vehicle was was just 'sex on wheels' and my question is, "How can
*THAT* become *THIS*?" for mass market consumption?
Wouldn't we all prefer the sexy-sleek i8?
A young Mick Jagger, from 1965
Photos of the Rolling Stones when they were yoiung are rare, and off stage
ones from the early days of the band are even rarer. A collection of photos
taken by an unknown photographer in California in 1965 have been
discovered.
There's some nice shots and it's interesting to see Keith Richards looking
youthful...
More at DP Review here
http://m.dpreview.com/news/2013/11/17/rare-photos-of-rolling-stones-emerge-from-estate-sale
Supai Waters 'Stay in the center of the flowing river'
By
Supai Waters
Damon Watahomigie
Censored News
Today we see a world of interventions supernatural and spiritual
mediums all over the world. This signifies a dramatic change. When the
mountain lion came to the springs to drink water we knew that the life
giving force would fall from grace and the natural Eden of the Americas
would not be the same any more. When the twin brothers appeared of
Your moment of Zen
Manhattan, 11-10-13. [Eric Boehlert photo]
Canadian Tire's Money Talks ... SUN News Network's Right Wing Crap Walks ...
*(Click to enlarge image above ..... )*
*Rob & Doug Fords Sun Network Show Cancelled After First Episode*
[image: Progressive Bloggers]
the sad tale of an oil stain, or how i was misled by the internet
Last week, while enjoying a lovely lunch at a restaurant with my mom and my
partner, an oily sauce jumped out of a bowl and splattered on my shirt. All
right, it didn't actually jump out, truth is I can be a clumsy eater. But
the sauce went on my shirt. Ugh.
This wasn't one little dot, which can be annoying enough. This was an
entire collection of splats, re-decorating the front of my shirt. Double
ugh.
Because I was busy with family and friends, I wasn't able to immediately
soak or stain-treat the shirt. It ended up sitting for a couple of days
before I washed it.
When I got home... more »
Politicians On Both Sides Of The Aisle Are Counting On Ignorant Voters
I bet Steve Israel wishes he had never recruited Jennifer Garrison, "the
Sarah Palin of Ohio," to run for Congress as a Democrat in OH-06. Garrison
is extremely conservative-- anti-Choice, anti-environment, virulently
anti-gay, anti-worker, pro-NRA and pro-coal. She doesn't just *sound* like
a typical right-wing Republican, she has a voting record in the state
legislature to demonstrate that. While normal Democrats in Congress are
trying to raise the minimum wage and pass ENDA, Israel and Steny Hoyer are
raising campaign cash for Garrison who voted against Ohio's own version of
EN... more »
Change The World Wednesday (#CTWW) - Planning Ahead
Welcome to Change The World Wednesday (#CTWW)!
Wondering how to live greener? You've come to the right place. Each week we
challenge ourselves to try a new task ... or "amp up" something we're
already doing. We raise our awareness, learn from each other and develop
Eco-friendly skills which will improve our lives and protect our planet.
Doing so together gives us power ... the power to Change The World!
If this is your first visit, please click HERE for information and a
complete list of all the challenges we've taken on so far.
This post contains great information and I encourage ... more »
BitCoin zooms past 700 as Senate Hearing on BitCoin wraps up ..... Rotation from gold to BitCoin , what could go wrong ? And all of a a sudden we see the " Dark Web " site - bounties for political killings in BitCoin ....... Manhunt in Paris for a mad shooter - looks like it might be hard to tie this one on Syria and Iran s the dude looks European ...... Did Harry Lennix train Obama on how to act Presidential ? Claim may seem wild but Lennix didn't say know - he said " Ask Obama " !
Catharsis Ours - 14 hours ago
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-11-19/guest-post-future-bitcoin-asia
Guest Post: The Future Of Bitcoin Is In Asia...
[image: Tyler Durden's picture]
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2013 17:44 -0500
- Bitcoin
- Guest Post
- Hong Kong
- Precious Metals
- Testimony
- World Bank
inShare
*Submitted by Simon Black of Sovereign Man blog,*
*Senator Tom Carper (Delaware) is confused about Bitcoin.*
As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental
Affairs, this is how Carper framed his opening remarks yesterday at a
hearing about d... more »
Deep tweets
This may become a regular feature at irregular times. Some tweets just
resonate for reasons unnecessary to explain.
GOPers in La. elect a new congressman based largely on his "Duck Dynasty"
endorsement http://t.co/sjkBpXFOOn A great day for America!
— Will Bunch (@Will_Bunch) November 18, 2013
"I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by reducing everything to
140 characters or less" -- @GinsbergToday
— Will Bunch (@Will_Bunch) November 16, 2013
Closed minds from close reading?
Great piece by Valerie Strauss from the Washington Post Answer Sheet column
on close reading of the Gettysburg address per the Common Core gods. I
cannot speak for ELA teachers, but teaching history using this method is
poor practice in my opinion. From Valerie Strauss: Imagine learning about
the Gettysburg Address without a mention of […]
A #commoncore, #collegeandcareerready version of the Gettysburg address. Enjoy the world of work future bees!
If the CCSS gets its way, here’s what it might do to the Gettysburg
address, on its 150th anniversary. Tagged: college and career ready, common
core, gettysburg address
How fast exposed skin can freeze when it's very cold
- With cold temperatures in place, it's important to remember the
dangers of wind chill to exposed skin! Here's a look at how fast skin can
freeze when exposed to the elements:
My attempt at completing my first grader’s Common Core math homework - and a little historical CCSS context
Reblogged from Crazy Crawfish's Blog: I know that many people are thinking
the commotion over Common Core, CCSS, is much ado about nothing. I've
heard some folks liken this change to the Affordable Care
Act (AKA) Obamacare. There are some similarities to how these things were
implemented and rolled out nationwide, but while the ACA was voted […]
Sen. Pat Leahy, on the latest GOP judicial filibuster: "I've never seen anything like this"
NYT caption: *Robert L. Wilkins, left, with President Obama and other
nominees in June, was picked to fill one of three vacancies on the United
States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.*
*"The American people and our judicial system deserve better."*
*-- President Obama*
*"Appointing judges to fill vacant judicial seats is not court-packing.
It's a president's right as well as his duty."*
*-- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid*
*"I've never seen anything like this."*
*-- Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy*
*by Ken*
I realize the latest Senate Repub... more »
The Global Warming Fraud: Is This A Joke? Climate "Scientists" Claim "Missing Heat" Is Hiding Somewhere And Cannot Be Found (!)
It does seem that no matter how hard the criminals behind the "Global
Warming" fraud try, they cannot explain rationally why the planet is
actually cooling! They built models of a "hockey stick" to somehow claim
falsely that the planet is rapidly heating up, when in fact there has not
been any increase in world wide temperatures for decades now... The planet
is beginning to cool in spite of their wild claims, and they are at a loss
to explain why (?)
But these criminals will not stop trying to sell their Global Warming BS to
the public, and now according to this article from Aletho... more »
How to succeed at self-sabotage…
It’s not easy to work against your own happiness. The trick, it seems, is
to really relish being miserable.
Some people act as if they just want to be miserable, and they succeed
remarkably at inviting misery into their lives, even though they get little
apparent benefit from it, since being miserable doesn’t help them find
lovers and friends, get better jobs, make more money, or go on more
interesting vacations. Why do they do this? After perusing the output of
some of the finest brains in the therapy profession, I’ve come to the
conclusion that misery is an art form, and the sat... more »
Alice Embree : Chile and the Politics of Memory
Me
gustan los estudiantes. This painting by Austin's Carlos Lowry is the
cover art on the Fall 2013 NACLA Report on the Americas.
The contradictions of Chile
and the politics of memory
The elections in Chile take place as the country marks the fortieth
anniversary of the bloody military coup that happened with covert U.S.
assistance.
By Alice Embree / The Rag Blog / November 20, 2013
“[T]
JFK50: The FBI Online History Police
Rethinking John Lennon’s Assassination - The FBI’s War on Rock Stars, by
Salvador Astucia
PART II: THE BUREAU
Chapter 4: FBI Surveillance on the Internet
The Internet Police
http://www.jfkmontreal.com/john_lennon/Chapter04.htm
The Internet Police
In the spring of 2003, I began posting my findings about John Lennon’s
murder on an Internet discussion forum about the Beatles:
rec.music.beatles. A few people responded in a civilized manner, but
overall, the response was vitriolic, demented, vulgar, and sadistic. The
participants on rec.music.beatles quickly became more... more »
JFK50: How to Spot a Spy (Cointelpro Agent)
One way to neutralize a potential activist is to get them to be in a group
that does all the wrong things. Why?
1) The message doesn't get out.
2) A lot of time is wasted
3) The activist is frustrated and discouraged
4) Nothing good is accomplished.
FBI and Police Informers and Infiltrators will infest any group and they
have phoney activist organizations established.
Their purpose is to prevent any real movement for justice or eco-peace from
developing in this country.
Agents come in small, medium or large. They can be of any ethnic
background. They can be male or female.
The a... more »
JFK50: Eight Traits of the Disinformationalist
Eight Traits of the Disinformationalist
1) Avoidance. They never actually discuss issues head-on or provide
constructive input, generally avoiding citation of references or
credentials. Rather, they merely imply this, that, and the other. Virtually
everything about their presentation implies their authority and expert
knowledge in the matter without any further justification for credibility.
2) Selectivity. They tend to pick and choose opponents carefully, either
applying the hit-and-run approach against mere commentators supportive of
opponents, or focusing heavier attacks on k... more »
JFK50: Twenty-Five Rules of Disinformation
Note: The first rule and last five (or six, depending on situation) rules
are generally not directly within the ability of the traditional disinfo
artist to apply. These rules are generally used more directly by those at
the leadership, key players, or planning level of the criminal conspiracy
or conspiracy to cover up.
1. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Regardless of what you know,
don't discuss it -- especially if you are a public figure, news anchor,
etc. If it's not reported, it didn't happen, and you never have to deal
with the issues.
2. Become incredulous and i... more »
War watch November 16 , 2013 - Iran nuclear talks in focus before next rounds of Iran and P5 + 1 talks next week.......Syria peace talks , chemical weapon destruction and battle report updates..... Afghanistan draws up plan for US presence post - 2014 - Grand Jirga to commence review and decision next week .
Catharsis Ours - 19 hours ago
Iran nuclear talks......
« Breaking News »Not true, says PM’s office that Obama won’t take
Netanyahu’s calls
DEBKA*file* November 17, 2013, 11:15 AM (GMT+02:00)
The Kuwaiti paper Al Jarida reported Sunday that President Barak Obama has
stopped taking phone calls from Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and
refers them to Secretary of State John Kerry. Sources in the Prime
Minister’s Office in Jerusalem called the report incorrect.
« Breaking News »Washington Post: Israel to provide Arabian Gulf with
defense shield
DEBKA*file* November 17, 2013, 8:17 AM (GMT+02:00)
As the US winds... more »
Tuesday Evening Linkage: Shorter and Later Than Ever!
My new job as semi-weekly Tuesday linker is off to an uneven start. I am
behind on link collection as I was roaming this past weekend in the cell
phone sense–in the US where my cell phone is super-expensive and wifi was
not so available. Anyhow, here are some links that may be of interest
Continue reading
Bigger fish...
Through all the mind-numbing histrionics of the Rob Ford saga, the large
pachyderm in the room is not the Mayor himself but THE question: what could
be the target of Toronto police investigations?
It was StunTV Ezra Levant who indirectly raised the edge of the rug, with
his habitual shrieeking excesses on the Ford Nation premiere* yesterday.
His flamboyant misdirection might have backfired, in this case.
At DJ! we started wondering about the Fords' agenda, back when Rob tried so
desperately to bring a casino to Toronto.
Gambling and organized crime are long-time associates. It's ... more »
Pop Icons, Part D'oh.
In reply to dBO's blogiversary post, I was going to add this:
You could say that keeping up with the right-wing horror show in Canada at
the moment is like trying to stuff ten pounds of horseshit into a
five-pound bag.
Here's where we take some of our inspiration from at DJ!
But in trying to add it, I rofo-ed her coding. And now I'm skert. *hides*
Paul Krassner : A Tale of Two Alternative Media Conferences
Event
organizer Larry Yurdin at the 1970 Alternative Media Conference at
Goddard College. Yurdin, who later managed Pacifica radio station KPFT
in Houston, also attended the 2013 conference. Image from goddard.edu.
Returning to the scene...
A tale of two alternative media conferences
In 1970, the keynote speech was delivered by Ram Dass, the delightfully
stimulating spiritual teacher. The
John Archibald Wheeler's crazy ideas for a crazy world [video]
*Wikipedia:*
John Archibald Wheeler (July 9, 1911 – April 13, 2008) was an American
theoretical physicist who was largely responsible for reviving interest in
general relativity in the United States after World War II. Wheeler also
worked with Niels Bohr in explaining the basic principles behind nuclear
fission. One of the later collaborators of Albert Einstein, he tried to
achieve Einstein's vision of a unified field theory. He is also known for
having coined the terms black hole, quantum foam, and wormhole and the
phrase "it from bit". For most of his career, Wheeler was a profe... more »
Untitled
*Get Thee Behind Me, YSFD ~moosedenied*
~Have you ever witnessed an exorcism? I mean a real one, not the Bobby
Jindal kind. If not, let me tell you, it's pretty fucked up.
I know this now, because it happened to me Sunday evening. Didn't even see
it coming, it just kinda happened. And it was *excruciating*. I was fine
before the game. Hell, I was fine at halftime. But shortly after that, it
began. I couldn't see straight. I was unable to make sense of anything. I
started to feel something chewing on my very soul. I could feel myself
being completely taken over by some terrifying mix ... more »
Progressive Radio News Hour – Rodney Shakespeare
PRN- Stephen Lendman
Shakespeare is a Professor of Binary Economics at Trisakti University,
Britain where he teaches postgraduate Islamic Economics and Finance.
He’s also a qualified UK Barrister, co-founder of the Global Justice
Movement, and distinguished writer, scholar and lecturer, particularly at
Islamic conferences on money, the real economy, and social and economic
justice.
Major world and national issues will be discussed.
Quite relevant to Iran. The bombing in Beruit. The P5+1. Israel. Syria. And
more.
About 60 minutes
Ties in nicely with previous post:
*A Saudi oily ... more »
Filibuster Showdown Update
Greg Sargent is reporting that Harry Reid is going to move towards a
showdown on judicial filibusters sometime in the next week, perhaps in the
next couple of days.
He has a leadership aid saying Democrats have "no choice," which is pretty
much what I've been saying as this thing has been developing.
Think of this as a bargaining game, with the goal of (most of the majority)
Democrats to get a situation where filibusters are used, rarely, against
nominees who are thought by the minority as far out of the mainstream. They
don't want an outcome with no filibusters, because they want t... more »
Are You One Of The Tiny Minority Of Americans Still Taken In By The JFK Assassination Lies?
On November 22, 1963 I was just a kid but I remember thinking, when I was
walking down the staircase of my school and heard that President Kennedy
had been shot in Dallas, that the right-wing hate-mongers and racists had
killed the president. In 5 days it will be 50 days since that first
impression popped into my brain. It's never going away, no matter how many
and how elaborate and how determined the lies the ruling elites put out
about how he was assassinated. Recently Secretary of State John Kerry told
NBC that "To this day, I have serious doubts that Lee Harvey Oswald acted
al... more »
Justin Oakley’s Pro-Public Education Radio Show Starts November 20, 2013
by Doug Martin
Douglas Storm’s 6pm Tuesday night *Interchange*program on WFHB in
Bloomington has been one of the very few avenues where pro-public education
advocates in Indiana have been able to voice their concerns. Now Hoosiers
will be happy to know that Justin Oakley’s new radio show Just Let Me Teachwill appear on *Indiana
Talks* every Wednesday night from 9-10pm, starting tomorrow, November 20th.
A veteran classroom teacher, Justin is best known for being the first one
to challenge Tony Bennett for the Indiana supt. of public schools position
and creating the Just Let Me Te... more »
Just do it Harry
When last we heard from our intrepid Senate leader he was strongly
considering the nuclear option but was giving the feckless Republicans one
last chance because he just couldn't believe they would keep blocking votse
on critical judicial nominations. Of course, those of us outside of the
"greatest legislative body in the world" knew that was a fool's hope. So
now having given the GOP yet more time to jam the works of responsible
governance we get yet another sternly worded threat from Harry Reid.
“I’m at the point where we need to do something to allow government to
function,” Rei... more »
R.I.P. Adrienne Asch – Bioethicist, Philosopher and Disability Ethics Pioneer
Today, I'm reached by the sad news that Adrienne Asch – a pivotal figure in
bioethics, particularly known for her important contributions to the
understanding of disability-based perspectives on bioethics, not least
regarding prenatal and other sorts of such reproductive genetic testing
this world doesn't seem to ever get enough of – passed away this morning
after having suffered bad cancer for some time.
Confirmation of this last news is here, and the death notice has been
traveling around Twitter and Facebook today, e.g., via my trusted Canadian
colleague Udo Schuklenk, origina... more »
JFK50: COINTELPRO Techniques for Dilution, Misdirection and Control of a Internet Forum
COINTELPRO Techniques for dilution, misdirection and control of a internet
forum..
There are several techniques for the control and manipulation of a internet
forum no matter what, or who is on it. We will go over each technique and
demonstrate that only a minimal number of operatives can be used to
eventually and effectively gain a control of a 'uncontrolled forum.'
Technique #1 - 'FORUM SLIDING'
If a very sensitive posting of a critical nature has been posted on a forum
- it can be quickly removed from public view by 'forum sliding.' In this
technique a number of unrelated pos... more »
TORONTO, AZOV FILMS AND THE SPIES
Spooky Igor Rusanov.
Igor Rusanov, from the Ukraine, made most of the 'child porn' films for
Azov-Films.
*After university, Rusanov was in the Soviet military studying "covert
command and control, secrecy and encrypted communication.*
*"He graduated with honors and had the highest form of access to state
secrets."*
*Igor Rusanov*
In other words, Rusanov was most likely a spy.
Rusanov spent some time in the Soviet Union.
In 1991, the Ukraine became independent.
*Ukraine - children's camp.*
Rusanov became involved with the promotion of tourism and youth activities
in the Ukrain... more »
Stephen Harper Has No Allegiance To Canada Or Canadians, Harper`s Only Allegiance Is To Multi-National Energy Companies
*Harper government's extensive spying on anti-oilsands groups revealed
in FOIs *
Matthew Millar
Posted: Nov 19th, 2013
*The federal government has been vigorously spying on anti-oil sands
activists and organizations in BC and across Canada since last December,
documents obtained under the Access to Information Act show. Not only is
the federal government subsidizing the energy industry in underwriting
their costs, but deploying public safety resources as a de-facto 'insurance
policy' to ensure that federal strategies on proposed pipeline projects are
achieved, these documents ... more »
Christy Clark And The BC Liberals, With CKNW and The Media`s Help Attempted To Provoke A Teachers Strike For Election Votes
http://www.vancouversun.com/business/BCTF+says+province+tried+provoke+strike+during+2011+action/9181992/story.html
*A lawyer for the BC Teachers Federations alleges the province never
planned to bargain in “good faith” for a new collective agreement – a
strategy that may go all the way to the premier’s office.*
*Expanding on revelations accusing government negotiators of trying to
provoke strike action by union members, union lawyer John Rogers says
there’s proof discussions were pre-determined to never restore
court-ordered provisions, including class size composition.*
*He arg... more »
Watch "Australian in Palestine account of children suicide bombers - תרגום עברי" on YouTube
There are segments of this video where you'll need to be able to understand
French or Hebrew but they are relatively short and the rest is very
powerful.
So depressing but that's what brainwashing children to hate begets. The
Israel Haters ignore such evidence, because they just hate Israel so much,
as they themselves have been taught to do.
Minimum wage laws are keeping Europeans out of work
[image: image]
The New Zealand Labour Party still wishes to raise the minimum wage.
Indeed, the so-called “Living Wage” is their stalking horse for this.
Correlation is not causation—that’s what explanation via handy flowchart is
for. However, European data on minimum wages is (how can I say this
politely) highly illuminating:
“Regarding the minimum wage, here is some data for Western Europe:
“There are nine countries with a minimum wage (Belgium, Netherlands,
Britain, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Luxembourg). Their
unemployment rates range from 5.9% in Luxembour... more »
Argentina: The First UFO Encounter (El Maitén, Chubut – 20 Feb 1949)
*Argentina: The First UFO Encounter (El Maitén, Chubut – 20 Feb 1949)*
*By Dr. Roberto Banchs*
The oldest incident available – from the Arnold Era – regarding the landing
of a UFO and the presence of its occupants on Argentinean soil, is the one
that occurred on 20 February 1949 at El Maitén, a small town near the
border with Rio Negro in the northwestern corner of Chubut Province. A
location with an arid, mountainous landscape, owing its name to the
hispanized indigenous term meaning a tree with its branches hanging down in
bunches.
The information was restored to memory by the C... more »
Beat the distressed
This thuggish state Rep. in Hawaii is a real piece of work. He decided to show
the homeless in his district who's boss, with a fucking sledgehammer. He
patrols his district and destroying the meager belongings of the
downtrodden.
Brower has waged this campaign for two weeks, estimating that he’s smashed
about 30 shopping carts in the process.
You have to watch the video at the link to truly appreciate how creepy he
is but it gets worse. Tom Brower is considering physical confrontationnext.
...I want to do something practical that will really clean up the streets,"
he said.
"I ... more »
Why positive pressure causes deceleration
*...explaining a puzzling sign to Mr Joe Public...*
Sean Carroll shouted a completely wrong claim about basic general
relativity, namely that the "accelerated expansion has nothing to do with
the negative pressure", and I clarified his misguided remarks yesterday.
But it may be useful to mention that Carroll was provoked to write his text
by Peter Coles' challenge in the article:
A Dark Energy Mission.
Coles points out that we need a negative pressure (e.g. one coming from the
cosmological constant) to achieve a repulsive gravity producing the
accelerated expansion in the FRW cosmo... more »
Ripples: Concerning that very rough rule of thumb!
*TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013*
*Where that rough rule of thumb comes from:* Yesterday, we received an
e-mail concerning the origin of that very rough rule of thumb—the rough
rule of thumb which says that ten points on the NAEP scale is roughly equal
to one academic year.
At one point, our mailer linked to this academic paper. On page 5, the
authors describe a 10-11 point rule of thumb, and give a sense of its
origin:
LUBIENSKI AND LUBIENSKI (2006): NAEP mathematics results are reported on a
0-500 scale, with the 2003 mean being 235 at grade 4 and 278 at grade 8. *The
NAEP mathemati... more »
Damages due a tenant for a wrongfully terminated lease
Dasham Carriers Inc. v. Gerlach, 2013 ONCA 707:
[17] When a party sustains a loss by reason of a breach of contract,
damages are to be awarded in an amount that will place him in the same
position as if the contract had been performed. This method of calculating
damages, commonly referred to as "expectation damages," is the standard
common law rule.
[18] There is no special approach to the calculation of damages
recoverable by a wrongly evicted tenant. The calculation is governed by
the rule applicable to all breaches of contract: the tenant is entitled to
be placed in the ... more »
The Light Collective: On Being Divinely Human
*The Light Collective: On Being Divinely Human*
Posted on November 16, 2013
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Channeler: Eliza Ayres (aka Tazjima Amariah Kumara)
Reblogged from:
http://bluedragonjournal.com/2013/11/16/the-light-collective-on-being-divinely-human/
We are the Light Collective, a group of light beings, angelic beings,
galactic beings, elemental beings and you, the multidimensional collective
of Humanity.
Why do we include you as a presenter this morning? We do because you are a
part of us and we are a part of you. We do because so often you tend to
undervalue what you are doing here, beloveds... more »
The ZAP Report 11-18-13
*Greetings and salutations,*
*We received word this week that our long-time friend, Gil Lewis, died last
Sunday. Gil's wife, Fran, shared that Gil had suffered from several heart
attacks and other health problems. He just had no reserves left for holding
on. Let's esteem him for his tireless efforts, faith, and goodwill in the
highest energies of love, light, and peace. Gil had become a great resource
for many in the early years of the O program. Many knew that Gil was a
close friend, working with Mike Kodosky during those Omega years.
Discussions would frequently occur about the... more »
RAG RADIO / Thorne Dreyer : Singer-Songwriter Slaid Cleaves in Interview and Performance
Slaid
Cleaves in the studios of KOOP-FM in Austin, Friday, November 1, 2013.
Photos by Roger Baker / The Rag Blog.
Rag Radio podcast:
Acclaimed Austin-based
singer-songwriter Slaid Cleaves
Slaid spins some yarns, tells how his study of philosophy, the
inspiration of Woody Guthrie, and his stint as a busker on the streets
of Ireland have influenced his music and his life. And he performs
Articial Craton
I have lived with Jew and Muslim and lived to blog about it. My point is
that anyone who tells you something about a group is misguided. Its an easy
target but its not the truth. The truth is humans are like chimps, we all
like to swing our arms around and love our families. Any aggressive
behavior is part of humans unatural comprise. So help me God that's what
make us human. And by the way I do not believe in God.
Complaining to the BBC
Is there any point complaining to the BBC's Complaints department?
Well, I used to do quite a bit of complaining to the BBC in my earlier
(activist) days, but rarely got anywhere beyond a mild admission from the
BBC that James Naughtie could maybe, perhaps, just possibly, have phrased
something a wee bit better.
For those thinking of complaining about something, however, and who have
never complained to the BBC before, I'd like to try to give you a taste of
what you might expect if you do go down that path.
I can't, unfortunately, give you any tips as to how to complain
success... more »
Stephen Harper's new hairstyle
It has been in the media that Stephen Harper has a make-up person. Now here
is his new hairstyle. Attractive, eh!
Your moment of Zen
Tallulah Gorge, Georgia. [photographer unknown]
Problem with the People
If you read what I say you will get where I sleep.
NOt that the people are harmleess
in the manger were I bleep
cause bull droppings from;
goat or sheep is still the same shise
So knowing that what to do
in the great middle east
the focus of attention from the reccrding of
some medieval feast.
Today we struggle to find some
moral eqivincaly between the
dot com entepueou
and the intellectual thief/
NO one wants to understand
thier lifesyle is on the
firing line.
So easy to kill
so hard to undestand
somewhere thee is a place
where making the business of humankind
is superior to making
your g... more »
Blame Santa Cllase
So many people believe in some fairy tale, I just gotta say.
Anyone who has a problem with the JEWS has a problem with themselves.
By the force of nature Jews have always been fiscal conservatives, and that
lifesyle put them into the ovens. I love modern Germany and Modern Austria,
but intrinsic to the state their remains
some grandfathers son
that still believes
what his parents taught
him from a young age
the fact that your DNA
leads to a world without comprise
So looking at redemption
I see a prison for free thought
we are all going to be in jail
because we created a world
were one ... more »
The Realist Report with John Friend
On this edition of *The Realist Report*, we'll be joined once again by John
Kaminski. John and I will be talking about his recent article The Hitler
Test and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
You can download the mp3 for this program *here*, or visit *The Realist
Report* on BlogTalkRadio to subscribe via iTunes and view past programs.
Below are relevant links for this program:
- *The Hitler Test* by John Kaminski
- *Rethinking Hitler & National Socialism* by John Friend
- *Was Hitler a Zionist stooge?* by John Friend
- *Hitler's Declaration of War Against t... more »
Republican Civil War: Big Business Intends To Teach Grassroots Activists Who's In Charge
Monday morning, the *Washington Post* noted that the big money GOP
Establishment groups, particularly the Chamber of Commerce and Rove's
Crossroads have not opened the financial spigots for the Republican Party
to the extent they have in the recent past, "spending dramatically less to
help the party ahead of the 2014 congressional elections." And
specifically, they are not underwriting extremists and Tea Party
candidates. This is a godsend for red state Democratic senators and Senate
candidates, especially in states like Louisiana, Arkansas, Michigan, Iowa
and South Dakota.
At t... more »
Vagabonding
Wit's End - 1 day ago
I was enjoying my aimless wanderings in California so much that I was
reluctant to return to Wit's End. It's much more gratifying and far less
distressing to record the death of an ecosystem when I'm not witness to the
daily deterioration of my own familiar surroundings. When I woke up my
first morning home and checked the usual scene outside my bedroom window, I
saw that the tippy top of the thinning walnut tree had been so abruptly
denuded in my absence that I laughed out loud. What a greeting to come
home to! The leaf-ier picture was taken August 2 and it didn't look all
that ... more »
Blame the Jews
Anyone who has a problem with the JEWS has a problem with themselves.
By the force of nature Jews have always been fiscal conservatives, and that
lifesyle put them into the ovens. I love modern Germany and Modern Austria,
but intrinsic to the state their remains
some grandfathers son
that still believes
what his parents taught
him from a young age
the fact that your DNA
leads to a world without comprise
So looking at redemption
I see a prison for free thought
we are all going to be in jail
because we created a world
were one idiot can make us all crazy
In the old days we would have said... more »
Beach Themed Christmas Ornament
One of our favorite family traditions is to gather sand and small shells
every time we go on vacation at a different beach, to make an ornament for
our tree. We love gathering everything while we are on vacation and it is
so much fun to look back on the fun trips we have taken together when we
pull out my mom's Christmas tree every year. They are really simple to
make, we have started labeling them with vinyl with the beach and the year
too, so we don't forget which is which.
You will need:
an ornament, I prefer the plastic ones that come completely apart because
you can use larger... more »
First Choices of Gaia Mother are Embraced at this Moment
*Another confirmation of what Heather told me the other day, "we're at the
end, everything happens now".... -Bill*
*First Choices of Gaia Mother are Embraced at this Moment*
by ÉirePort
First choices of Gaia Mother are embraced at this moment.
All Gaia Ascension grids and expanded portals are moving.
Shifts of grid points are necessary to accommodate increased acceptance of
Higher Dimensionals by hu-manity.
Structures aligned with New Gaia survive the shift; those non-aligned will
be "spun away"... Quickly.
Necessary movements of Hue-Beings is communicated clearly at this moment... more »
Campaigners Set International Agenda on Autonomous Weapons
The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots secured an important victory last week
when delegates of States Parties to the Convention on Certain Conventional
Weapons (CCW) voted unanimously to take up the issue as part of their work
to oversee the implementation and further development of the 1980 treaty,
which regulates weapons causing inhuman injuries to
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Harry Targ : STEM and the Tyranny of the Meme
The
STEM 'crisis' and the 'fear of falling behind' meme.
The tyranny of the meme:
Commies, the arms race, and now STEM
The threats of the United States falling behind some fictional
adversaries is a similar 'meme' to those that have been articulated by
economic, political, and military elites at least since the end of World
War II.
By Harry Targ / The Rag Blog / November 19, 2013
A
Joe Hill Lives
*From Susan O:*
I often start the day by posting a significant event of the day on
Twitter--from Benjamin opening the first subscription library on Nov. 8,
1731 to six-year-old Ruby Bridges integrating William Frantz Public School
in New Orleans in November 1960. Ruby told Robert Coles "I knew I was just
Ruby, just Ruby trying to go to school...the Ruby who had to do it" Today
is November 19, 2013, and let's think about Joe Hill who died by firing
squad on Nov. 19, 1915
*by Susan Ohanian* Each version of this famous labor song gives information
you're unlikely to find in the Common C... more »
Catch of the Day
I think this properly should go to Noam Scheiber, although he cites another
piece when he says:
Here's why it doesn't matter if Warren or her fundraisers say she's not
running in 16: she cant possibly know herself
We can refine this a bit, I suppose. She certainly might know if she's
running right now, even though she wouldn't know whether she'll still be
running by the Iowa caucuses. And she might want to deny running, even if
that's the case. She also might have some reason to be absolutely certain
that she would never run, even if the thing dropped in her lap.
But for many cand... more »
Joe Hill Lives
From Susan O:
I often start the day by posting a significant event of the day on
Twitter--from Benjamin opening the first subscription library on Nov. 8,
1731 to six-year-old Ruby Bridges integrating William Frantz Public School
in New Orleans in November 1960. Ruby told Robert Coles "I knew I was just
Ruby, just Ruby trying to go to school...the Ruby who had to do it" Today
is November 19, 2013, and let's think about Joe Hill who died by firing
squad on Nov. 19, 1915
*by Susan Ohanian* Each version of this famous labor song gives information
you're unlikely to find in the Common Cor... more »
Newtown Bee Reporter Unravels Official Story of Sandy Hook
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The Future of Bitcoin - Bust, Bubble or Breakthrough?
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Collecting Donations For Wal-Mart Employees That Cannot Afford Thanksgiving Dinner?
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Michael Snyder
You may find what is happening at one Wal-Mart in Ohio very hard to
believe. At the Wal-mart on Atlantic Boulevard in Canton, Ohio employees
are being asked to donate food items so that other employees that cannot
afford to buy Thanksgiving dinner will be able to enjoy one too. You can
see a photo of the donation bins that has been posted on Twitter right here.
On the one hand, it is commendable that someone at that Wal-Mart is deeply
concerned about the employees that are so poor that they cannot afford to
bu... more »
Gossip TV and a cool family feud!
*TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2013*
*Let them entertain you:* We don’t know if we’ve even seen such an
undisguised evening of Gossip TV.
Consider:
The featured news report on page 1 of today’s New York Times concerns a
startling event. Essentially, the national Republican Party is refusing to
fill empty seats on our nation’s most important courts.
“Senate Republicans on Monday blocked President Obama’s third consecutive
nominee to the country’s most powerful and prestigious appeals court and
insisted they would not back down, inflaming a bitter debate over a
president’s right to shape t... more »
The Good Jobs Strategy
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*But it doesn't have to...* Digby Jones
Jobs in the United States that once featured good pay and decent benefits
in manufacturing, services, and information technology have gone overseas
at full-throttle pace in the past several decades. This has decimated
America’s middle class, and in it’s wake has set off a chain reaction of
problems for the country as a whole.
Restaurants, Car Dealerships, Hotels, and a host of other businesses that
prominently dot the urban landscape of the U.S.A. have understandably
suffered as a re... more »
Insight: Boko Haram, taking to hills, seize slave 'brides'
'In a new development, Boko Haram is abducting Christian women whom it
converts to Islam on pain of death and then forces into "marriage" with
fighters - a tactic that recalls Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army in
the jungles of Uganda.'
The joy that Islamists bring to Africa, more here
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSBRE9AG04120131117?irpc=932
Hard Times in Walmartistan
The
only thing more amazing than Walmart holding a Thanksgiving food
drivefor its indigent employees is the fact that they're even allowing
one to be
held at all. Because according to one Walmart propaganda flack,"we
provide
good jobs and unparalleled opportunities for our associates!"
These matchless opportunities include an average hourly wage of $8.80,
even
after many years of toiling away at the giant retailer. Other
opportunities
include the ability to get food stamp assistance and Medicaid on the
taxpayer dime, while the Walton family continues to amass its
own unparalleled we... more »
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