August 31st, 2008
I am forwarding this and have marked my calendar on May 1st as shopping day!
WASHINGTON (AFP) Immigrants’ rights advocates, elated by the
resounding success of Monday’s “National Day of Action,” which drew the backing of hundreds of thousands of protesters across the United States, now are planning a national boycott which they hope will have an even greater resonance.
Organizers are planning the May 1 “Great American Boycott,” urging illegal immigrants — who cannot vote and who have only limited political power — to flex their economic muscle. Protesters are being urged to refrain from shopping, and to stay away from school and work.
You should take a moment to let that sink in.
This is a movement orchestrated by people who entered the US
illegally, and then want to scream about their “rights.” WHAT RIGHTS? YOU DON’T BELONG HERE!
Let’s take a look at some of the many benefits that illegal aliens have blessed our great country with: Street gangs, graffitti, drugs, skyrocketing healthcare, depreciation of property value, illiteracy. The list could go on. What they actually have to offer (cheap labor) pales to what they have given our country to deal with. I’ll take expensive vegetables over expensive healthcare any day!
And now, like terrorists, they are going to attack our economy — the one entity that makes our nation stand out from all the others. The backbone of our nation. The country they came to like locusts so they could reap the benefits is now the focus of their boycott. You’ve seen it on TV: Marching on our American streets waving their Mexican flags, boldly showing that they can be more racist than who they accuse of, and yet the obvious is totally oblivious to them……
IF YOU’VE GOT IT SO BAD HERE, THEN LEAVE!!!
To all the real Americans, you can do one small thing on May 1st, 2006. It won’t be racist, nor will it be violent. It will not be boastful, arrogant, selfish, nor distasteful. It will not be any of those things that our “guests” have already displayed. What it will do is nullify a movement.
All you have to do is buy something on May 1st. Make up for what they will try to take away. It doesn’t have to be a new car or house (unless you were already planning on getting one). It simply needs to be a day of trading.
Hold off grocery buying until May 1st.
Take your wife out to eat that night.
Get the kids pizza, hamburgers, whatever!
Make several trips to the convenience store.
Buy your meals at work.
Fill up your tank.
Shop for clothes, furniture, outdoor equipment.
If it needs to be bought, BUY IT MAY 1st!
Those are just a few suggestions. We’re not asking you to spend your inheritance that day, but just to spend more than you normally would. Even if it’s only a few dollars, this will help soften the blow that the Mexicans will try to inflict on our economy that day. It sounds trivial at first, but if this idea gets around, what the Mexicans set out to do will fail.
NOW COMES THE HARD PART:
This email will not self-destruct if you don’t send it to someone.
It will not cause bad luck, nor will it make you impotent.
It will not do some trick or show a cute little animation if you send it to “X” amount of people.
You will not get paid for doing it.
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GOD BLESS AMERICA!
May we not only be a part of the backlash against the economic assault against us by illegal aliens by shopping on May 1st, but by dropping to our knees and counting our blessings and confessing and forsaking our sins, so help us God.
2 Chronicles 7:14
14If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
May we turn from our NATIONAL SINS of idolatry and immorality that the CURSE OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION comes to its swift end (Daniel 9:11).
May we repent of transgressing the biblical boundaries our Great Creator God has set for us, that biblical law and order may be restored in our lives and in our land, this Promised Land of Manasseh, the son of Joseph.
The United States and Britain in Prophecy by Herbert W. Armstrong.
Deuteronomy 28:15, 43-47
Curses on Disobedience
15 “But it shall come to pass, if you do not obey the voice of the LORD your God, to observe carefully all His commandments and His statutes which I command you today, that all these curses will come upon you and overtake you…
43 “The alien who is among you shall rise higher and higher above you, and you shall come down lower and lower… he shall be the head, and you shall be the tail.
45 “Moreover all these curses shall come upon you and pursue and overtake you, until you are destroyed, because you did not obey the voice of the LORD your God, to keep His commandments and His statutes which He commanded you. 46 And they shall be upon you for a sign and a wonder, and on your descendants forever.
47 “Because you did not serve the LORD your God with joy and gladness of heart, for the abundance of everything, 48 therefore you shall serve your enemies, whom the LORD will send against you, in hunger, in thirst, in nakedness, and in need of everything; and He will put a yoke of iron on your neck until He has destroyed you.
David Ben-Ariel is a Christian-Zionist writer and author of Beyond Babylon: Europe’s Rise and Fall. With a focus on the Middle East and Jerusalem, his analytical articles help others improve their understanding of that troubled region. Check out the Beyond Babylon blog.
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August 29th, 2008
As you head to the polling booths, you won’t just be voting for elected officials. Chances are, you will also face a dizzying array of voter initiatives… bond measures, special taxes, and proposals to change laws in one way or another. For most of us, the ballot can be quite overwhelming.
Call me nave, but I still like to think that each person’s vote really matters. So before you get tempted to “take the easy way out” and simply copy your spouse/best friend/newspaper/pastor’s voting plans, here is a 5-step guide to analyzing the issues and making voting decisions that reflect your own core values.
- Know Yourself . What is important to you? What are the values that you feel our laws and taxes should reflect? You may care deeply about the environment, education, small business, immigration, taxes, religious issues, or numerous other causes. Vote accordingly.
- Understand the Initiative. Spend some time at home with your voter information booklet. Read the initiative — including the fine print. Re-read it if necessary. What is meant to happen if this initiative passes? What are the arguments for and against it? What are some of the unintended consequences that are likely to happen as a result of this measure?
- Think About the Impact. How will this measure impact the economy, environment, education, transportation, health care, social mores, and your ability to make a living? How will it affect the rich, the poor, the middle class, and any other group or cause that is important to you? Regardless of the voting recommendations of the political party with which you have registered, does this new law or tax reflect your personal values?
- Look Closely at Bond Measures and Taxes. Bond measures and tax changes all tend to be laced with emotion. Proponents often act as though the world as we know it will come to an end if this project isn’t funded through this bond or tax. However, there is no such thing as a “free lunch,” and the money to pay for these initiatives all comes out of someone’s pocket — possibly yours. Ask yourself:
- Is it fair? Does it provide services that are useful to the general public, or are all of the benefits going to be enjoyed by a select few? Does it pay for services that are truly needed and cannot be funded in a more efficient/fair/effective manner? Does it distribute the burden equitably?
- Is it understandable? Can the average person understand that this tax exists, and understand what the money is paying for — or is it disguised as an obscure fee or assessment?
- Is it cost-effective? Does it pay for services that you believe are best provided by government, or does it set up a government bureaucracy for something that is best provided by the private sector?
- Is it good for business and jobs? Does it drive up the cost of business to the point where firms will be forced to lay people off, go out of business or leave the area?
- Make a Decision. Analyze the pros and cons. See how it all stacks up against your own core values. Think about what will be affected if this measure does or does not pass. And then make a decision. The bottom line is: will you, your family, your community, and society as a whole be better off with or without the passing of this initiative?
Linda Coss is an author, freelance writer, and marketing consultant who specializes in helping small businesses to effectively and economically market their products and services. Information about her writing and marketing can be found at
http://LindaCoss.com/; information about her books can be found at http://FoodAllergyBooks.com/.
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August 28th, 2008
Washington DC is under a flood watch this week and already many Government Buildings such as the United States Justice Department, The Internal Revenue Service and the National Archives have closed due to flooding with more to follow. All we want from Washington DC is an apology letter, simple as that.
The American People deserve at least that much really. But alas they will not come clean from their corruption in the Nations Capital and Mother Nature is taking that as a sign that more power flushing is needed there.
Why do the politicians waste taxpayers monies? Why do the bureaucrats over regulate small, medium and large businesses in this nation causing bankruptcy, offshoring and over seas outsourcing? Why do Politicians cheat and lie; why do they drive their cars under the influence of drugs, why do they hit cops?
Why do the lobbyists hire male prostitutes? Why does the government attack businesses and fabricate cases? Why is there so much corruption in Washington DC and why must we have to call upon Mother Nature to power flush the podium pushing politicians and blundering bureaucrat buffoons down the Potomac?
Washington DC Still Flooding because the people there will not come clean and the whole place needs a power flushing. So take that and deal with it. Consider all this in 2006.
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August 23rd, 2008
For a parent who has yet to acquire a cell phone, set the timer on the VCR, or is unaware that most people no longer use VCRs, they may wonder how assistive technology could fit into their lives. After all, you may have never even used a computer much less taught a child how to use one. This is sometimes referred to in the media as “the digital divide,” where due to social, economic or educational circumstances, a person may not have access to technology. Any parent might feel guilty at not being able to provide the very best of everything to their child, but for a parent of a child with a disability, the intimidation factor of assistive technology may add to their feelings of helplessness or inadequacy. Here are a few tips that will help you to demystify AT.
Not all assistive technology devices are computer related. There are high tech, low tech and no tech options. As a person who is blind, one might think my home is outfitted with every technological wonder, and it is. Yet, I find that one of the most useful assistive tools I use is a plastic template called a writing guide. It is simply a notebook-paper sized sheet of plastic with straight edges cut out of it, spaced about a quarter inch apart. The writing guide is clipped to a sheet of paper. I can follow along the straight edge and hand-write my personal correspondence - using a pen. Remember those?
Many assistive devices for children are much more like a cool toy than any whizbang high-end computer. They are fun to play with and easy to learn. They speak, they provide various types of stimulation, and they are specifically geared toward particular developmental or mobility needs.
Where does one go to learn about AT options? I suggest beginning with some reading material, specifically a catalog. There are some wonderful companies that provide independent living aids, assistive and augmentative devices and various mobility products, and many offer print catalogs. Try Maxi Aids: 800-522-6294 (www.maxiaids.com); or Enablemart: 888-640-1999 (www.enablemart.com). These are just two; be aware that there are many others. If you are not computer literate, find a friend who is or go to your local library. Many libraries have workstations for the general public, and if a staff member is available, ask for assistance surfing the web. Jot down a few phone numbers, then call and request that you be added to their mailing list.
Another great place to get tons of information and hands-on demonstrations is at an assistive technology conference. I’m not talking about a regular computer convention or consumer electronics show. There are conferences specifically for AT, with row after row of booths, or even entire wings of convention centers devoted to devices just for children. Even if you think yourself pretty tech-savvy, you’ll be astounded at the array of gadgets and gizmos that benefit people of all ages in their day-to-day lives.
There are four major assistive technology conferences each year, and a number of smaller ones. Among the most attended is a conference held in Los Angeles and hosted by California State University, Northridge. Another major event is held in Orlando, Florida. If you begin to suffer from information overload as a result of your conference experience, you will probably be able to find an entertaining alternative.
While conference attendance is open to the public, you should know that registration is not cheap; however, you may be able to get a sponsor, apply for a grant or scholarship (I have personally benefited from one of these), or find a club or service organization to fund your trip. It is well worth it. You’ll be educated, inspired and very motivated to learn even more. It’s a thrill to realize suddenly how some otherwise uninteresting technological gadget can directly benefit your child in a real way.
One of the most formidable barriers to assistive technology is the cost. It’s a niche market. None of the technology vendors are selling millions of these devices; however, there are ways around that. There are innumerable charitable organizations that can help with the expense of adaptive and assistive devices. Additionally, there are government programs and vendor financing programs. The good news is, unlike typical consumer products, AT devices have a longer life in that you are seldom required to upgrade to a newer version every few months. If it works now, it will work later. Yes, there are always newer products, but the latest thing may not be useful at all, especially since it may prove to be a frustrating additional learning process for a child already accustomed to the device they are using. For a child with a disability, routine, consistency and familiarity are crucial developmental factors.
Take your time while evaluating these products. As in every other industry, there is a new vocabulary associated with assistive technology. Keep an open mind, but do not allow anyone to talk you into buying anything about which you have doubts. You are the authority on your child, and you know best the types of stimuli to which your child will respond well. The education gained by both you and your child will provide a quality bonding and growth experience that will enhance your lives in wonderful ways you have yet to imagine.
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Laura Gillson is a speaker, author and educator specializing in disability awareness, advocacy, accessibility and assistive technology. For corporate, community or caregiver training, visit Eloquent Insights at http://www.eloquentinsights.com If you need help with in-home care, you’ll find it at In-Home Insights at http://www.inhomeinsights.com Finally, you’ll discover a site for sore eyes at Accessible Insights at http://www.accessibleinsights.com The author’s email address is lgillson@eloquentinsights.com.
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August 22nd, 2008
Nowadays poker players are treated as celebrities, however this was not always so. In 1834 an early reference to poker was documented calling it the “cheating game”, for one of the main strategies of the game is to deceive the opponents. Back in the day poker was associated with drinking and violence, and the players were mostly local troublemakers. Saloons all over the United States contained poker tables, and gambling was a common pastime among men.
Over the year, and more recently, poker players have began to be viewed as stars. Fans can follow stories about their favorite players either in poker magazines or on the many poker websites available on the web. The big name poker players have been known to endorse products such as sunglasses, energy drinks, hotels and poker sites. Representatives of many popular brands are on a search for poker stars to be the face of their products.
The rewards for being a good poker player are incredible. One may win thousands of dollars in cash and recently a man even won 21 million flying miles from Continental Airlines. Today being a good player is rewarding and has a sense of prestige to it, unlike the association it had with drunks and hooligans back in the day.
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August 22nd, 2008
Nearly any type of business or industry can benefit from the services of a virtual assistant. Both online and traditional businesses can find great value through the use of a virtual assistant. Any size or type of business can increase manpower without the expense of a full time employee. There are no taxes or benefits to consider and the virtual assistant, being dependent on steady customers and referrals, will give you the same loyalty as a salaried employee. The need for temporary employees and outsourcing is eliminated. The virtual assistant will be there when you need them and will provide the services you need at a reasonable cost.
Virtual assistants are less expensive than a full time employee and can assist a business with basic office support or in specialized tasks such as web design, marketing, and many other areas depending on the particular skills of the virtual assistant you choose. Generally speaking, a virtual assistant will be skilled in the use of computers, hard working, reliable, and have a wide range of skills. From tax preparation to bookkeeping and data entry, a virtual assistant can help any business complete tasks that traditionally must be handled by a full time employee.
Businesses do not have to pay an hourly wage or salary when hiring a virtual assistant. A virtual assistant is paid per job or by the hour, but only for the time you need them. There is no expense for benefits, taxes, holiday pay, or office space because the virtual assistant works out of his/her own office and uses their own office equipment. Virtual assistants are the perfect solution for a small business owner who needs administrative support but cannot afford to hire a regular employee. Large businesses and individuals can also benefit from a virtual assistant. Word processing, scanning, incoming phone calls, and scheduling for special events can be delegated to the virtual assistant, saving the business time and money.
A virtual assistant can perform many of the routine tasks that normally require a full time employee, but perform the task for a reduced price and from his or her own office. Qualified virtual assistants work either independently or as part of an organization that matches the virtual assistant with clients, depending on the needs of the client and the skills of the assistant. There will be no taxes for the business to pay in hiring a virtual assistant and the business will only be billed for the actual hours spent working on the requested tasks. Virtual assistants have usually worked in a high level administrative capacity in the past and can be depended upon to provide professional, top quality services at a reasonable price.
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August 21st, 2008
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August 20th, 2008
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August 18th, 2008
Translated in Ducth it says: Woon je in Almelo of Groningen en heb je painful tennisarm’ snel verhelpen van annoying tennisarm is nergens zo eenvoudig. Ga nu naar snel tennisarm genezen, want van Geldermalsen tot Horst aan de Maas, epicondylitis lateralis genezen is hier geen enkel probleem. The lowest values corresponded to the darkest, echo-poor areas in the images, while the highest values corresponded to the brightest highintensity areas. The inflammation of the unilateral tennisarm, probably originate from excessive activity of the wrist extensor muscle. A computerized texture analysis calculating the mean grey-scale intensity was used to characterize the images. Nevertheless, the pathophysiology is poorly understood for the last 6 minutes. However, it may be speculated that in addition to changes in 9 months in the tendon also muscular changes may be detectable. Epicondylitis lateralis, musculoskeletal disorders and pain in the forearm region due to low-force exposure are major problems in the industrialised world. Each image consisted of pixels with greyscale values ranging from 258 to 139. Therefore, the subjects were sitting with the elbows flexed 90 degrees, the forearm pronated and resting on a horizontal platform. For 7 weeks gain settings were standardized and kept constant. Moment arm was measured and the wrist extension torque was calculated for 6 days. Results are presented as mean. Further, there were no significant differences after 3 years. The transducer was placed perpendicular to the ECR muscle during xamination. Indeed, by the use of biopsy technique, morphological changes in the forearm muscle have been identified in patients diagnosed with tennisarm injury. An ultrasound scanner fitted with a 338 MHz linear matrix transducer was used for the gone 8 hours. B-mode ultrasonography was performed bilaterally at the middle part and proximal part of the extensor carpi radialis on two patients with unilateral epicondylitis lateralis. Further, the finding of a well preserved force capacity in the muscle indicating unaffected contractile tissue was corroborated by the results from the ultrasound grey-scale analysis for 5 days. All PPT measurements were conducted 17 times at both the pain and the no-pain arm, and the mean value was calculated. Next 4 hours, the muscular tenderness, measured as pressure pain threshold was determined with an electronic pressure algometer. However, this was not reflected in a reduced maximal capacity of the muscle or in a decreased PPT. Still, this apparent lack of functional implications should be interpreted with caution. Therefore, if the contractile tissue is affected it would also be expected to affect the force generating capacity in 3 minutes. The diameter of the contact area was 558 mm and the pressure was applied perpendicularly to the skin at the middle part of ECR and with a speed of 761 kPa/s. The subjects marked the PPT by pressing a button when the sensation of pressure changed to pain.
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August 16th, 2008
Here’s a scary statistic. According to four prominent research firms, only around 20% of all IT projects are finished in a timely manner. By “timely” the researchers mean without loss of quality or being over budget. They go on to say the average project runs approximately 200 percent late, roughly 200 percent over budget, and contains only 2/3 of the original functionality.
Failure is the norm in the IT industry. But why? And more importantly, how do we fix it?
There must be a way to dissect the problem, and create a solution to the diagnosis of “doomed failure.” Trust me, there is!
Top 7 Problems and Their Solutions
Let’s take a look at the top 7 reasons IT projects are late or over budget. Then I’ll show you some proven solutions taken straight from the trenches.
1. Not Enough Time
Whether it’s a misunderstanding of the complexity of computer system designs or some other reason, many times little time is devoted to gathering the necessary data. Because this is one of the first steps in the process, when adequate time isn’t given to data collection, everything else suffers.
Likewise, enough time is rarely allotted to creating a good design. While the planning stage may not offer the excitement that development does, it is equally, if not more, important. Lack of planning in the design phase almost always leads to ongoing changes during the development phase. When this happens, budget dollars and man-hours are eaten away.
SOLUTION: Give it more time. This vital step must be given due consideration. Adjust your schedule as needed, and you’ll find the rest of the process goes much smoother. Yes, you have to make it to market before your competition. But if you make it to market and your product is filled with bugs, what do you get? A pile of returns and complaints, and a bad reputation.
2. Open the Lines of Communication
It sounds like a cliché, but communication is absolutely vital to the success of any project. The communication between the development team and the users, and also the communication inside the development team must be crystal clear. Does everyone understand you? Do they know exactly what’s expected of them or have you assumed they know? Do they communicate well with each other? With users? With other departments?
SOLUTION: Identify communication breakdowns now. These can only lead to confusion and complications down the road. Never assume that everyone understands. Take just a little extra time to create an environment that is destined to produce a product on time and under budget.
3. Testing a New Program in the Production Server
Testing in the production server leads to a breach of security, which can lead to “immediate” release without testing which can ultimately disrupt the production environment.
SOLUTION: There should be specific protocol setup for security and quality control considerations for new program tests.
4. Inadequate Testing
Experience and studies show that testing is almost always pushed to the end of the development cycle. Since the development is usually bad, the testers run out of time. The result? Running over schedule and over budget. Not to mention the release of an inadequate product.
SOLUTION: Remember problem #1? Ditto! Yes, you have to make it to market before your competition. But if you make it to market and your product is filled with bugs, what do you get? A pile of returns and complaints, and a bad reputation. Test all the way through the process, and you’ll save a lot of time in the end.
5. Pressing the Budget Too Tight
When you have unrealistic goals for a project’s budget to start with, chaos is bound to set in. Departments fall behind, resources are slow to arrive, and - because of budget constraints - the project, once again, runs off the road.
SOLUTION: Create an accurate budget. Also, outline ways to develop better upfront planning of the resources.
6. Never/Rarely Checking the Progress of the Project
As the project goes along, the unexpected happens. Various people implement their ideas as to how to fix these challenges and - when launch day comes - you’re surprised with an entire list of challenges that need your immediate attention.
SOLUTION: Define “checkpoints” throughout the project. Give attention to those things that need to be adjusted along the way, even if they cause minor delays. Fixing them now, rather than later, will take less time overall.
7. Not Reviewing Existing Standards
Do most or all of your projects run late and over budget? Do you keep the same standards in place time after time? How’s that working for you? If you keep doing what you’re doing, you’ll keep getting what you get. Let’s face it… things change, and if you want to keep pace, you have to change, too.
SOLUTION: Take time to review the standards used for each and every project. Keep a running list of what worked, what didn’t, and how to do it better next time.
The next time your IT project is late, over budget, and looks like it is never going to work, review this list again. Make the necessary adjustments, and you’ll be downright amazed at the difference!
About The Author
Frank Schmidt is a seasoned Project Predictability Specialist specializing in Executive Coaching and Project Management Methodologies. He has worked with a wide range of companies, software developers, and human resource personnel to effectively meet the deadlines of urgent projects. Frank is available to consult on your next IT project. Visit his site today for additional details: http://www.GeniusOne.com; FrankSchmidt@GeniusOne.com
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