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This project allowed me to establish and implement a flipped learning component with supplement science content. I selected an online interface, Edmodo, as an online learning platform. Over the course of the fall term, 2014, an increase in the use of student smart-phones made this project possible. Students participated on and off-campus in online content learning. While the majority of my students do not have access to the internet via a computer, most students have smart phones or temporary access to a family member's smart phone. Free communication services that are now available made it possible for me to design and organize an online component available to all students. My designed content component takes advantage of the Edmodo platform and the county access, in a manner that engages students in student-to-student group discussions, student and teacher feedback, and content assignments. Engaging student online provided students more opportunities to use first language input in content learning . My closed class Edmodo site stores content, resource links, and bookmarked web tools. This project demonstrates effective virtual classroom management and student participation.
Specifically designed as a tool for learning outside of the face-to-face class time, my project enables me better engage with my students in the learning process. I use my iPad, smartphone, and an app to facilitate and assess online learning, and these tools allow me to frequently respond to student questions, give feedback on completed tasks, and make more immediate changes and submit additional content. The goal of the online component is to introduce science topic lessons and subject terms. Students are required to make interpretations and gain some background understanding prior to face-to-face instruction. The online tool for EL student use in science content instruction is unique in that it encourages students to gain content understanding in their first language and in English. This instructional strategy addresses the individual learner and can assist each student in building up to the needed level of content understanding for in-class topic discussion and face-to-face learning class time. Best pedagogy practices, such as repetition using more than one method for learning, along with online resources that support student learning objectives, such as interactive online activities, voice and reading web tools, and writing correction web tools resulted in positive preliminary evaluations.
Classroom level content learning data, pre-post-assessments, prior to the use of this online component indicated an overall gain in student learning of 10%. Since including the online supplement component, the preliminary post assessments have indicated a 16% gain in student learning. More linear information is needed to determine the level of substantial impact blended learning has on student performance. I plan to explore the effectiveness of online science content learning further.


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industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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The human emotions of Jealousy, Envy and Greed can be a torment to be caught in, and keep us bound and separated from Gratitude and Love. Understanding these darker feelings and gaining compassion for their function can help us to integrate them as part of a larger whole, allow us to be more humane towards ourselves and others.
Envy is a most potent factor in undermining feelings of love and gratitude at their root, as it affects the earliest relationship of all, that to the mother.
Envy has a destructive impulse rooted in the oral character issues, and is operative from the very beginnings of life.
The complexity of this destructive impulse can only be best understood if we gain insight into the body-mind of the infant, and follow it’s development into later life.
The infant’s experience of childbirth, and a lack of oxygen and/or a difficult birth process having taken place, can create disturbances in the infant’s adaptation to the external world, and with forming their relationship to the breast.
Through the birth trauma, the infant’s ability to experience new sources of gratification can become impaired, and the infant may not be able to sufficiently enjoy and internalize a consistently good primal object (the breast).
Also, the infant’s longing for an inexhaustible and ever-present breast stems by no means only from a craving for food and from libidinal desires. Even in the earliest stages of life, the urge to get constant evidence of the mother’s love can be fundamentally rooted in anxiety.
The infant’s desires for the breast imply that the breast, and soon the mother, should always be able to do away with these destructive impulses that arise, as well as the pain of anxiety that these impulses elicit.
The breast to the infant is not merely a physical object. The depth of the infant’s instinctual desires, and unconscious wishes and fantasies, imbue the breast with qualities that go far beyond the actual nourishment it affords.
Envy, with its particular aspect of earliest object relations and internalization processes that are rooted in the oral character, impedes the development of the capacity for gratitude and happiness.
Envy is the angry feeling that another person possesses and enjoys something desirable – the envious impulse being to take it away from the other, or to spoil it for the other.
Envy implies a person’s relation to one person only, and goes back to the earliest exclusive relationship with the mother.
Jealousy is based on envy, but involves a relationship to at least two people; it is mainly concerned with love that the person feels is due them and has been taken away, or is in danger of being taken away, by a perceived rival.
With jealousy, a person feels deprived of the desired person by someone else.
Greed is an impetuous and insatiable craving, exceeding what the person needs and what the other is able and willing to give. At an unconscious level, greed is aimed primarily at completely sucking dry and devouring the breast. It is a destructive impulse to introject the breast into one’s self.
Envy not only seeks to rob in this same way, but also to put badness, primarily bad excrements and bad parts of the self, into the mother, and first of all into her breast, in order to spoil and destroy her. In the deepest sense, this means to destroy her creative capacities.
This is a destructive aspect of a projective identification, rooted deeply in the body, starting from the beginning of life.
Greed is mainly bound up in introjection, and envy with projection.
Jealousy is afraid to lose what it has; envy is pained at seeing another have that which it wants for itself.
The envious person is sickened by the enjoyment of the other, and only rests only in the misery of the other. Therefore, all efforts to satisfy an envious person will prove to be fruitless.
The general attitude towards jealousy differs from that of envy. With jealousy, love for ‘the good’ exists, and the loved object is not damaged and spoiled, as it would be by envy.
The first object to be envied is the feeding breast.
If we consider that deprivation increases greed and persecutory anxiety, and that there is in the infant’s mind a fantasy of an inexhaustible breast, which is the infant’s greatest desire, it becomes understandable how envy arises even if the infant is being adequately fed.
The infant’s feelings seem to be that when the breast deprives him, it becomes bad because it keeps the milk, love, and care associated with the good breast all to itself. The infant hates and envies what he feels to be the mean and withholding breast.
We find this primitive envy playing out in transference situations.
A ‘too anxious’ attitude on the part of the mother who, whenever the infant cries, always and immediately presents him with food, is unhelpful to the infant. Through this over-accommodation, the infant feels the mother’s anxiety, which fuels and increases his own.
Frustration, if not excessive, is also a stimulus for adaptation to the external world and for the development of a proper sense of reality.
The infant’s unfulfilled desires, which are to some extent incapable of fulfillment, are an important contributory factor in sublimation and creative activities.
The fact that envy spoils the capacity for enjoyment explains to some extent why envy is so persistent.
Greed, envy and persecutory anxiety, which are bound up with each other, inevitably increase each other. The feeling of harm being done by envy, the great anxiety that stems from this, and the resulting uncertainty about the goodness of the object, have the effect of increasing greed and destructive impulses.
Whenever the object is felt to be good after all, it is all the more greedily desired and taken in.
Doubts in the possession of the good object, and the corresponding uncertainty about one’s own good feelings, also contribute greedy and indiscriminate identifications; such people are easily influenced because they cannot trust their own judgment.
When negative states become transient, the good object is regained time and time again. This is an essential factor in establishing goodness and in the laying of the foundations of stability and a strong ego.
One major derivative of the capacity for love is the feeling of gratitude.
It is enjoyment that forms the basis for gratitude.
Gratitude is closely bound up with generosity. Inner resources and wealth comes from having taken in and assimilated the good object so that the individual becomes able to share its gifts with others. This makes it possible to take in a more friendly outer world (PSEN Core Value of Basic Goodness), and a feeling of enrichment ensues.
By contrast, with people in whom this feeling of inner wealth and strength is not sufficiently established, bouts of generosity are often followed by an exaggerated need for appreciation and gratitude from others, and then consequently by persecutory anxieties of having been impoverished and robbed of this.
Envy ranks among the ‘seven deadly sins’, and is perhaps the greatest of all, because it spoils and harms the good object, which is the source of life.
The feeling of having injured and destroyed the primal object impairs the individual’s trust in the sincerity of the individual’s later relations and makes this person doubt their capacity for love and goodness.
Frustration and unhappy circumstances rouse some envy and hate throughout life, but the strength of these emotions, and the ways in which the individual copes with them, varies considerably.
It is essential to differentiate between a good object and an idealized one, though it is often not a sharp distinction. A very deep split between two aspects of the same object is indicative of the idealized and demonized image. Such a deep and sharp division reveals that destructive impulses, envy, and persecutory anxiety are very strong, and that the idealization serves as a defense against these feelings.
Those whose capacity for love is strong feel less need for idealization than those in whom destructive impulses and persecutory anxiety are paramount. Excessive idealization indicates that persecution (or demonization) is the main driving force.
Some people deal with their incapacity (derived from excessive envy) to possess a good object by idealizing it.
Greed is an important factor in these indiscriminate identifications, for the need to get the best from everywhere interferes with the capacity for selection and discrimination.
The formerly idealized person will often become felt as a persecutor, and into this person is projected the subject’s envious and critical attitude. This invariably leads to instability in relationships.
Doubts connected to the good object easily arise even in a relatively secure relationship, due to the recurring anxiety that one’s greed and one’s destructive impulses will get the better of them. This anxiety is an important factor that will contribute to chronic depressive states.
Hope and trust in the existence of basic goodness, as can be observed in everyday, ordinary life, helps people through great adversity, and effectively counteracts fears of persecution.
One of the consequences of excessive envy is an early onset of guilt. If premature guilt is experienced by an ego not yet capable of bearing it, guilt is felt as persecution and the object that rouses guilt is turned into a persecutor.
One of the deepest sources of guilt is always linked with the envy of the feeding breast, and with the feeling of having spoiled its goodness by envious attacks.
Excessive envy interferes with adequate oral gratifications and so acts as a stimulus towards the intensification of genital desires and pursuits.
The focus on genital behavior becomes too influenced by oral grievances and anxieties.
Ambition is another factor highly instrumental in stirring up envy.
Failure to fulfill one’s ambitions is often aroused by the conflict between the urge to make reparation to the object injured by destructive envy and a renewed reappearance of envy.
The capacity to give and to preserve life is felt as the greatest gift and therefore creativeness become the deepest cause for envy.
In Milton’s Paradise Lost, Satan is envious of God’s ability for creation, and decides to become the usurper of Heaven. He makes war on God in his attempt to spoil the heavenly life and falls out of Heaven. Fallen, he builds Hell as a rival to Heaven, and becomes the destructive force which attempts to destroy what God creates.
Envy of creativeness is the fundamental element in the disturbance of the creative process.
A particular cause of envy is the relative absence of it in others. The envied person is felt to possess what is at the core most prized and desired – and this is a good object, which implies a good character and sanity.

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Say Ciao to Italy, the Destination Many are Moving too!
Will you Join the VIPs Buying Boltholes in Puglia?
Southern Italy’s region of Puglia is luring an increasing number of VIPs to its charming towns and unspoilt beaches, with some buying boltholes there – will you follow in their footsteps?

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


text: One of the most interesting people in history is also a mystery. We don’t know much about him, but what we do know can help us understand one of the hardest things any of us has to deal with in our lives. Join us as we introduce Jesus’ friend, Lazarus.


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Bierzerkers is an online third person multiplayer action game, pitting mighty Viking warriors against each other in fast, colorful and chaotic team based combat.
You play from a selection of mighty Viking warriors of varied character classes with different play styles, going up against enemy players in an arena combat. The whole style of the game is Viking themed, mixed with superb cartoon visuals, resulting in a great colorfully Norse game.
With great visuals, fun arcade gameplay and fast paced team-based battles, Bierzerkers is a riot. Epic Norse battles that’ll leave you feeling pretty Thor afterwards!

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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Our fundraising event to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the 14th Amendment was a huge success!
Ben Watford, president of the James City Historical Society, outlined the crucial role played by the Trent River Settlement (now known as James City) in the history of our region. During the Civil War, thousands of enslaved African-Americans from across the Confederacy freed themselves and found their way to Union-occupied New Bern, where they formed a settlement known as the Trent River Settlement and were paid for the first time for the work they were doing.
Thank you to Ben Watford and Linda Monk, and to all of our volunteers, for making this event a tremendous success!

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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Home - Manar Hosting Co.
the making of your online business to the marketing of it to the world, the measuring of its success and its maintenance.
I’m thrilled with the website Nice & Ripe designed for me. They understand our brand and the message we want to deliver to our customers. I needed a company that understood the aspects of what drives my industry, Fashion, Art and Music – Nice & Ripe does. business owners and managers ought to get excited about it.
Statistics suggest that when customers complain, business owners and managers ought to get excited about it. The complaining customer represents a huge opportunity for more business. I’m thrilled with the website Nice & Ripe designed for me. They understand our brand and the message we want to deliver to our customers.


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Crooksville Pizza - Order Domino's Delivery Now!
For pizza delivery in Crooksville that sure won't disappoint, choose Domino's! When you order Domino's, you're not ordering a run of the mill pizza. You’re ordering a pizza with a golden-brown crust baked just for you, a handcrafted marinara sauce made from only the most excellent tomatoes, and a delicious medley of toppings that's sure to satisfy both pepperoni fans and veggie lovers alike. With Domino's pizza, your hunger won't last long.
At Domino's in Crooksville, we make it quick and simple to get the fast, fresh pizza your hunger craves. Place a carryout order at the Domino's nearest you, order your pizza online, or give us a call!
First, start by selecting your favorite crust. Pick from a hand-tossed crust that's seasoned with garlic and butter, a pan crust featuring two whopping layers of cheese, a crunchy thin crust, or even a gluten-free pizza crust! Next, pick your sauce and start piling on your favorite toppings. Whether you want to combine sausage, bacon, salami and green peppers, or stick to a blend of cheddar, mozzarella, feta, and asiago cheese, your neighborhood Domino's has it all!
At your Domino's in Crooksville, we don't take pizza delivery lightly. In fact, we guarantee your pizza will arrive hot and fresh, right from our oven to your door. Want to know what's happening with your order like, right now? Use our expertly engineered Domino's TrackerⓇ to follow along as your order is prepped, baked, checked for quality, and sent out our door for delivery... and in the meantime, try not to drool on your phone or computer.
Sure, we deliver pizza, but we're also experts when it comes to fast pizza takeout in Crooksville. Order from our pizza menu or try something new! Make the whole family happy with a flavorsome pasta, order of breadsticks, a crisp garden salad, boneless chicken wings, and even sweet, dangerously delicious desserts like Cinna StixⓇ, chocolate cake, and cookie brownies.
Visit one of our more than 12,000 locations around the world and you'll see: we know what it means to provide great customer service and even better food quality. Our mission is to be Ohio's best pizza delivery company and everything we do reflects this commitment. You'll witness it in the way our delivery drivers take care of your order and you'll taste it in every bite of pizza you eat. Go digital and place your order using our free smartphone app, order online, or call your local Domino's restaurant in Crooksville for satisfyingly fast pizza delivery and carryout today! We aren't like every other pizza restaurant in Crooksville. We're your favorite pizza place in Crooksville!

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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In the Jewish culture pomegranates symbolize beauty, wisdom and above all prosperity. Not coincidentally, pomegranates are a popular choice in Judaica art.
When I was a small child, there was still a fading tradition to exchange Sweet NewYear cards at Rosh HaShanah. The cards always featured quaint little nostalgic scenes of children and gardens and cherubs and flowers. They were so strangely foreign, with papercut details and glitter embellishments. Anyone else remember them? By the time I was in 6th grade they were history. I still think of those cards, though. They were my first glimpse of grossly decorative art that featured Jewish elements but wasn't Judaica art in the least. Not any style of Judaica that I was familiar with anyways. Nouveau Judaica, as it were?
My point is, I think that's what I strive for. A decorative art influenced by my culture and religion but with a modern, global twist to it. So even if a local won't see anything familiar about my papercuts, others will read some visual cues in them and attribute them to modern Judaica in some small way.
And on that note, I'd like to introduce the Pomegranate Garden ketubah! This design is a departure from my usual work, leaning more towards the traditional decorative style, but there's a beauty in this full symmetrical pattern that's mirrored in the symbolism of the pomegranates.
Being 16X16 inches big, this ketubah is based on an older, smaller design I made two years ago. The couple who contacted me to create this larger version loved the ivory and gold coloring of my Seven Species ketubah, but colors are completely customizable for each couple.


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Green smoothies are everywhere these days. Health nuts love them, moms hide vegetables in them and folks who hate salad have found their way. Even my roommate who ‘hates’ vegetables now makes them daily. He just calls them his morning milkshake.
Nutritionally speaking, it’s unwise to assume a store bought smoothie is up to par with your home made version. The most popular ones out there (yes, even the green colored ones) pack a serious punch of sugar, often more than a can of Coke. What makes a green smoothie nutritious is up to you- so here are some tips below to help you create your ultimate smoothie.
Use whole fruits (not fruit juice or puree) to add that sweet punch. Fruit juice and puree may still retain vitamins and minerals, but they are extremely high in sugar.
I’m a firm believer you can add vegetables to all smoothies. Just know this – the higher proportion of veggies to fruit = lower sugar smoothie. Great for the waistline.
Best veggie options? Leafy greens. Kale, swiss chard, spinach, etc…they’re all jam packed with vitamins and minerals that will serve you in more ways than I can list here and have tons of fiber which will keep things ‘moving.’ We should be eating them daily, ideally multiple times per day.
Some veggies add their own natural sugars and add fantastic flavors: cooked beets, raw carrots, roasted sweet potato.
Follow this genius move so you can still make your smoothie when you’re low on fresh greens.
When using fresh greens – pop in the blender along with your liquid (water, coconut water, nut milk, raw milk, plain yogurt, etc.) before everything else to really pulverize all bits and pieces.
Do yourself a favor and prep. Clean the veggies and store in plastic bags in the fridge at the beginning of the week. This makes the process a breeze.
Get creative with flavors and ingredients. I love mint & practically everything. Cocoa & beets. Basil & berries. Ginger & sweet potato…just envision in your head what tastes delicious baked, and then experiment with your smoothie.
Finally, add some nutrition power-houses which add serious bang for their buck. Think flax seed, chia seed (3 times more calcium than milk!), coconut oil, goji berries, raw seeds & nuts (and seed/nut butters!), raw cocoa and spices. Add a good quality protein powder and make this a meal that will keep you energized and happy for hours.
You mention using protein powder. Do you have a brand that you recommend?

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text: Background: Infections with bovine respiratory syncytial virus (BRSV) and bovine coronavirus (BoCV) are endemic to the cattle populations in most countries, causing respiratory and/or enteric disease. It has been demonstrated that herds can remain free from these infections for several years also in high prevalence areas. Organically managed (OM) dairy herds have been shown to have lower seroprevalence of both viruses compared to conventionally managed (CM) herds. The objective of this study was to challenge the hypothesis of a lower occurrence of BRSV and BoCV in OM compared to CM dairy herds. In November 2011, May 2012 and May 2013 milk samples from four homebred primiparous cows were collected in 75 to 65 OM and 69 to 62 CM herds. The antibody status regarding BRSV and BoCV was analysed with commercial indirect ELISAs. Herds were classified as positive if at least one individual sample was positive.Results: The prevalence of positive herds ranged from 73.4% to 82.3% for BRSV and from 76.8% to 85.3% for BoCV among OM and CM herds, over the three sampling occasions. There was no statistically significant difference between OM and CM herds at any sampling occasion. The incidence risk of newly infected herds did not differ statistically between OM and CM herds at any sampling occasion, neither for BRSV nor for BoCV. The incidence of herds turning sero-negative between samplings corresponded to the incidence of newly infected. Bulk tank milk (BTM) samples were also sampled in the herds and analysed. Several herds were negative on individual samples but positive in BTM. Herd-level data on production, health and reproduction were retrieved from VAXA Sweden and the study herds were representative of the source population.Conclusion: There was no difference in prevalence of or incidence risk for BRSV or BoCV between Swedish OM and CM herds. Because the incidence of herds becoming seropositive was balanced by herds becoming seronegative it should be possible to lower the prevalence of these two infections among Swedish dairy cattle herds if biosecurity is improved.


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Moving overseas can present quite a minefield to overcome. Although the planning stage is intense, you can naturally expect some hurdles throughout the process, until you have settled into a new normality.
One of the best preparations for your move abroad can be ensuring you are fully equipped to tackle the challenges that await you. These preparations can be both practical and mental aspects.
Thanks to the world of technology, you can utilise the plethora of tools, designed specifically to aid expat transition into a new country of residence. Among these are essential international travel apps which can make it far easier for early life as an expat.
Moving abroad comes with many a task and it takes a certain level of organisation to keep on top of everything. For your own sanity and stress levels, seeking the support of an app designed to aid your organisation, can be a sensible move.
Packing Pro is a superb free app for expats, enabling the user to create a customised packing list which helps you to keep track of the overwhelming number of tasks associated with moving your life overseas. Unfortunately, this app is only currently available on iPhones, but there are similar versions on Android devices.
With Wunderlist, expats can enjoy a seamless ‘to do’ list which can be categorised, organised by date and you can add a handy reminder to any task. The app is both free and accessible across all devices, making it an extremely useful app for new expats.
Evernote has everything an expat would need to manage their life! The app enables you to capture lists, reminders, ideas and notes, all in one place – the ultimate online notebook. The basic version is free and available on any device.
Making new connections is likely to be a top priority for many new expats. This can take time, as you gradually build up new activities. However, with the aid of technology, you can instantly connect with like-minded people.
InterNations is the perfect app for meeting other expats in a new country. The app allows you to access expat communities in some 420 cities across the globe and join groups based around specific interests and hobbies. Whilst the basic version is free, you can upgrade to a premium membership to access all the available benefits.
You may already be familiar with Meetup but you may not be aware that is an international app! It’s a fantastic tool to find local activities and make new connections with people aligned with your interests. Available on both Android and iOS, the app can be downloaded and used for free without much effort at all.
Whilst back in the day, Skype would be the only virtual communication option, there are now even more stable platforms to choose from. That’s not to say Skype is no longer an option, as it does continue to be a favoured application for such requirements.
Zoom is a popular choice for virtual communications across countries. The app allows you to connect with multiple people at the same time, based anywhere in the world! The platform is considered extremely stable when compared to other similar apps, allowing you to have an uninterrupted face to face chat with your loved ones.
Whatsapp allows the user to send and receive messages, voice notes, phone, and video calls. It is straightforward to use and makes for an easy way to stay connected with your loved ones back home.
The Facebook Messenger application is not dissimilar to Whatsapp in its functionality. Both are free to use and easy to download, so it just comes down to preference.
When you aren’t fluent in the language of your new country, it can be quite a challenge to get through day to day tasks. This is dependent on the specific country – many countries may use English widely, but not as much in more rural locations. Thankfully, there are superb translation apps available to come to the rescue.
Google Translate is by far the most popular app for an instant translation aid. With continued updates, you can now translate street signs, menus and of course instantly translate English to almost any other language.
Whilst you could easily get by with google translate, it is still advisable to at least attempt to learn the local language. Duolingo is a free app which offers a fun way to learn a new language.
Trying to get around in unknown terrain can be less than easy. With support from navigation apps, you can get around and find local amenities with ease.
When you’re in an unfamiliar place, it can be helpful to know the location of local amenities. Where to Go is a super tool for expats settling into a new country – from finding the most popular local bar to the largest supermarket. The only downside is this app is only available on iOS.
For expats relying on public transport, Moovit can be a great help. Available to download on both Android and iOS devices, this little app provides real-time updates for local buses and trains in over 800 cities around the world.
As a general navigation aid, download CityMaps2Go which is an offline map designed for travellers and expats.


text: Can't wait to see more of the zombie dragon. I saw that comin' as soon as she took the dragons to fight the white walkers. The finale of season 7 was amazing.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Cramer: Rare chance to buy high quality stock at discount?
Rare chance to buy high quality stock at discount?
Shares of Hain tumbled more than 6% on Wednesday, one day after the company released earnings. The decline caught the attention of Jim Cramer.
The "Mad Money" host has been a fan of Hain for quite some time. On Aug. 22 Cramer said he could easily see shares trading significantly higher, citing the company's enormous growth potential.
His bullish outlook stems from Cramer's belief that the nation's eating habits are undergoing a massive shift, with many more people preferring organic and natural products. And he believes Hain is among the best ways an investor can leverage that theme.
However, on Wednesday investors did not share Cramer's enthusiasm. They stepped to the sidelines after Hain reported earnings.
Looking at the numbers, for the period ended Dec. 31, Hain posted earnings of $41.2 million, or 84 cents a share, up from $31.6 million, or 67 cents, a year ago. Adjusted per-share earnings rose to 87 cents from 74 cents.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had expected earnings of 87 cents a share and revenue of $537 million.
"The numbers were in line with estimates," Cramer noted. Yet, investors hit the sell button.
"Sales were slightly weaker than expected," Cramer admitted. "And, the company's domestic growth decelerated by 700 basis points versus the previous quarter," Cramer added.
But should those metrics warrant a 6% decline?
"I think a big part of the reason why Hain's down so much is because this is a high-quality growth stock that people have come to expect quite a lot from, and we're in an environment where if you don't execute perfectly, your stock goes lower, period," he said.
New CEO to make Microsoft more relevant?
Although emerging markets woes and concerns about the next jobs numbers are the big catalysts in the market right now, ultimately Cramer believes these and other headwinds will die down.
And when they do, Cramer believes investors will take a second look at companies that reported solid, if not perfect earnings, such as Hain.
And its earnings were very solid.
For example, net sales grew 17% to $534.9 million and Hain boosted its full-year earnings and revenue outlook.
Therefore, Cramer can't help but wonder, "Is the pullback in Hain simply a rare chance to buy a high-quality stock at a discount, in a name that hardly ever gives you this kind of pullback?"
"You know that I'm a huge believer in the healthy eating theme," Cramer reminded. And Hain sits squarely in the center of that theme. "I think this stock is a buy."

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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'Nobody Knows You', Odin Coleman, Encounter 2019, Ustinov College, Durham. Image courtesy of Glenn McGregor.
Although spawning great creativity, Durham city was recently dubbed a ‘vacuum’ for contemporary arts provision1, worsened perhaps by its ‘town’ and ‘gown’ divide. Happily, Ustinov College has been tackling both issues through its Encounter exhibitions and events, held in 2018 and 2019 and due again next year.
This year’s theme was the encounter ‘between climate change, nature and society’. Fifty works in a range of media, by thirty professional and amateur artists from the UK and beyond, were exhibited in the emphatically non-gallery setting of the College’s café and community room, in early March. Researchers, schoolchildren, local arts collectives and a knitting group collaborated in participatory activities, and performances embellished the launch event.
What began as a shared concern among these groups about climate and nature appears to have grown into something more like a sense of solidarity. Identification of the contributors’ names by each work, but not always their affiliations, helped to suppress viewer preconceptions about who produced what.
Not everything cohered, or spoke necessarily to the project title; and some artists’ stated intentions were not borne out by what they produced – but this was less important than the good success scored overall with the collaborative mix.
Much of the contemporary upwelling of art on environmental anxieties simply blurts ‘Hey, notice this, and share my feelings about it’; and is worthy as far as that goes. More accomplished, however, and perhaps more galvanising, are works that twist a conceptual re-framing, or an extra insight.
Encounter 2019, Ustinov College, Durham. Image courtesy of James Devlin .
One Ustinov example of the latter was James Devlin’s invitation to rub out his glacier drawing – contrasting our qualms about vandalising the drawn representation with our lack of compunction at obliterating the real thing. Lynda Clark’s simple plaster cast of buttons movingly told how domestic days have produced the whole Anthropocene era. Aloe Corry, with a folded cyanotype, collapsed the dimensions of physical space and opened the mythic; while painter Johnnie Foker may be our only documenter of the changing landscape of unnoticed gasometers.
Insight also comes from palimpsests that make our imaginations work: Steve Wright (acrylic/encaustic abstracts) and Siân Hutchings (gesso fragments) delivered well.
‘Poster presentations’, with data and citations, are a recognised way of reporting research to academic conferences. Ustinov’s Encounter, however, may be the first instance of the research poster being proffered as an artform in an exhibition. Several examples were included; and the science and poetry brilliantly began to re-voice each other. The fusion culminated in Camila Caiado and Glenn McGregor’s striking digital visual/sonic presentation of temperature records from 1850 to the present.
The installation ‘Resist’ (2019) (Mick Stephenson and Angela Tracy) was perhaps one of the only works to touch on the global interconnectedness and scale factors that could have featured more strongly in the show. Ustinov College however, in daily life, is on top of that. Its ‘Global Citizenship’ programme (of scholarships, projects and events) includes an arts and culture strand, and aims to bind academia and society in common cause for the most pressing challenges of our time.
As a committed federalist, Sir Peter (Ustinov) would be appalled at today’s politics: but as a polymath, he would surely approve of what the college bearing his name is achieving.
The Encounter 2019 exhibition concluded on 14 March, but an accompanying publication is available from Ustinov College, and the ‘Café des Arts’ strand of the College’s ‘Global Citizenship’ programme continues – see here for more info. Watch also in due course for announcements about Encounter 2020.
1 (In the report ‘TESTT – experimenting, inspiring, changing’; January 2019 – see here for more info).


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Two trends to watch this year in big data.
What does "big data" mean to your organization? Although the expression itself has been part of our industry's buzz for years, I still find that in conversations with business and data professionals, responses frequently begin with false starts, head scratches, and sometimes a pass, turning it back with "Well, what do you think it means?"
Some even shy away from using the expression; a data architect at a healthcare provider told me that "There's no way we will ever have big data," even as he described the firm's startling diversity in data types. Another professional, a VP of IT at a retail organization, said she avoids the term because "upper management gets too excited" and apparently loses the ability to have a rational conversation about technology strategy.
The meaning of "big data" remains hard to pin down, and perhaps this will always be so because it describes what lies beyond the known limits of an organization's information technology implementations. Why are the limits there? It could be due to inadequacies in technology, skill sets, funding, data architecture, all of the above, or even none of the above.
Often, one of the biggest barriers is business leaders' inability to wrap their minds around the significance of big data to their organization's current objectives, business models, customer relationships, or their bottom line. Despite the unending proliferation of books, magazines articles, movies (e.g., "Moneyball"), and other media devoted to big data topics, many business executives remain confused. In a conversation struck up at an airport recently, a business executive from a trucking firm rather rhetorically asked me, "Since we are not in the information business, why should I care about 'big data'?" His question prompted an interesting discussion, but as he drained his beer and headed off to the plane, he still seemed mystified by all the attention paid to big data.
Thus, to the familiar three "Vs" of big data discussions (volume, variety, and velocity), it is important to add a fourth: value. How will big data enable the organization to do more than it does now, in such a significant way that investment in technology and practices is merited? Can business and technology professionals together articulate the value of such investment? Finding answers to these questions is not easy, but they are vital to sustaining interest and reaching the objectives of big data technology investment.
"Big Data Tipping Point" is the theme of the next TDWI World Conference, to be held May 5-10 in Chicago. In the conference's keynotes and educational sessions, connecting technology practices to the business value of big data will be a cornerstone topic. Monday's keynote, "Preparing for the Practical Realities of Big Data," will be delivered by Ken Rudin, head of analytics at Facebook. Ken's extensive experience at the leading edge in databases, data mining, and analytics enables him to articulate well the business value of establishing a "proactive, data-driven culture," as he describes it. Sessions during the rest of the week by a variety of experts will address critical technology issues such as Hadoop and how to integrate analytic platforms with the rest of the data architecture as well as how to describe, in human terms, the potential of big data to the business.
Briefly, here are two trends to watch in big data, which will be part of the discussion in sessions and networking events throughout the week in Chicago.
One of the dominant themes this year among analytic database and data warehouse providers is the development of a comprehensive, "unified" data architecture that brings it all together: Hadoop, in-memory systems, data virtualization, data warehouses, and more. Many vendors are referencing Gartner analysts' recent definition of a "logical data warehouse" that "combines the strengths of traditional repository warehouses with alternative data management and access strategy." To paraphrase the futurist Raymond Kurzweil, is "the unity" near? Experts at the TDWI World Conference will provide a clear sense of how far we've come and how far we have to go.
"Agility" in development methods for business intelligence and data warehousing systems is a hot topic. Organizations need to reduce delays and improve productivity in development without paying a price in quality. The TDWI World Conference will feature expert sessions on agile methods. A major driver behind agile implementation is the need to meet "shorter decision cycles"; TDWI Research finds that this is one of the most disruptive challenges facing BI and data warehouse architects. It is fueling interest as well in technologies for decision management, operational intelligence, and complex event processing. In Chicago, experts will be discussing how to improve agility with new technologies and methods to meet the demands of shorter decision cycles.
There are more than two trends to name but for now I will stop there. We look forward to seeing everyone in Chicago as TDWI devotes attention to big data and how to align technologies with business objectives. Keep an eye on the tweets (on Twitter, #TDWI), blogs, and more discussion the event will generate. If nothing else, the insights may come in handy at the airport if you find yourself in conversation with an executive who doesn't believe he's in the "information" business.


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Ashdene Cottage in South Marston, Wiltshire, sleeps 12 people in 6 bedrooms. An ideal place for friends and family to holiday together, Ashdene Cottage has an indoor swimming pool and a private hot tub.
Swindon in Wiltshire is 5 miles - 14 minutes.
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Avon Farm Cottages - The Dovecote is 34 miles from Ashdene Cottage, this hot tub holiday sleeps 2 people.
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A Dingo All Rounder – K93 all-wheel drive.
The Dingo K93 is Australia’s biggest selling Mini Loader over time, the K93 is 1200mm high, 1050mm wide with a length of 2000mm and a lift height of 1600mm.
The two pump hydraulic system is popular amongst many operators allowing multiple function use, without disturbing auxiliary function performance.
The k93 All-rounder will achieve most tasks for the home maker and even the commercial operator, even if other machines like Viking, Boxer and Vermeer have greater performance.
The Dingo Mini Digger will always be popular with many people due to the familiarity of operating the product.
Uses, moving soil and media, operating all basic attachments IE: post hole borer trencher and rotary hoe.
And at 1050mm wide the Dingo will meet tightest access requirements.
Remember if your access is less than 1000mm or 900mm Mini Loader Hire offer the Viking Mini Loader @ 950mm Wide (with skinny wheels 740mm) and the Boxer 320P @ 880mm wide.
Mini Loader Hire has market leading tight access equipment options.

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text: Instantly recognizable, longwool lambskin luxury. It’s the real thing! BOWRON sheepskins prides itself on being able to offer traditional, natural shaped longwool lambskin rugs, across a comprehensive range of dimensions and colors.Colored and handcrafted in a subtle mix of hues and sizes, the worlds finest natural lambskin oozes luxury, opulence and style.


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The National Theatre and the American Associates of the National Theatre hosted an exclusive fundraising gala at the Ziegfeld Ballroom to celebrate the arrival of the National Theatre’s acclaimed production of Angels in America, A Gay Fantasia on National Themes on Broadway on Sunday, March 11. Cast and creative team members Andrew Garfield, Nathan Lane, Tony Kushner, Marianne Elliott, Susan Brown, Denise Gough, Amanda Lawrence, Beth Malone, Lee Pace, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, National Theatre Artistic Director Rufus Norris, along with stars of stage and screen such as Debra Messing, Patrick Wilson, and Beth Malone were all in attendance celebrating the production’s Broadway run.
ANGELS IN AMERICA, Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize-winning epic, won 7 Tony Awards®, The New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award and The Evening Standard Award for its groundbreaking debut. Now Marianne Elliott (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, War Horse) directs a spectacular new production of this landmark play starring Nathan Lane and Andrew Garfield, and featuring Susan Brown, Denise Gough, Amanda Lawrence, James McArdle, Lee Pace and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett.


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Sunday was Baby's second birthday party. We planned it for late afternoon so as not to interfere with naps of friends. We left home a bit early and walked there. Baby had a skip to her step. Toddler was a happy camper, along for the ride.
The party was big and boisterous. Thirty-odd kids ranging in age from four months to thirteen years. The majority were somewhere between one and four. There were songs and crafts and temporary tattoos. There was a lot of running and trampoline-jumping and, in the end, ice cream cake.
To be honest, the chaos quotient was high. In many moments, I found myself overwhelmed by the mayhem around me, praying that no one would get hurt. My conversations with fellow parents were predictably fractured; there were kids to chase. But throughout it all, I did my best to focus on one little girl. A creature in navy plaid with a tiny ponytail and consummate smile.
Not once did she get overwhelmed. Her smile stayed the whole time. She ran around singing and twirling, laughing and loving, saying "My birthday!" This amazed me really, her utter lack of self-consciousness, her confidence, her freedom, her frolic. It wasn't an act. It wasn't a game.
She was just being herself.
I watched her then and I think about her now, that ballast of exquisite energy and unmarred joy, and I am at once proud and envious. Proud that she is happy, so happy, and aware that I have played some small role in this. Envious that she is able to do this, to dance so freely, to smile so widely, to live so fully. That she is able to make the most of her little self.
And so. On this Wednesday in October, I take a lesson from my little one. To embrace that childish spirit that still lingers deep within me. To make the most of who I am now. Today. To worry a bit less and live a bit more.
To bounce and smile and celebrate in my own way through this party we call life.
Do you ever learn lessons from the children in your life? Do you remember a time when you were less self-conscious, less worried about everything? Do you agree that, in life, we should focus on making the most of ourselves because that is all we have of us? Is this perhaps easier said than done?


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Knowledge Base – Dundas WoodWindows & Specialties Inc.
Types of windows and doors and what they are best suited for.
So it’s time to replace your old drafty windows and the patio door that’s difficult to open and doesn’t provide a sense of security. What type of window is the most energy efficient? Is one brand really better than the other? Is vinyl the best choice? What about wood clad windows? Should I be concerned with exterior maintenance? All very important questions with very different answers depending on what you are trying to achieve.
Quality and energy efficiency usually rank first or second on most customers lists of priorities. Aesthetics and budget falls closely behind. In a highly competitive market with so many different products and manufacturers it’s more important than ever to take your time, do your research and understand the differences from one window brand to another.
There are many components that make up a window or door and they all have an impact on the end result. In the case of vinyl windows the obvious and major difference is the quality and strength of the extrusion. Vinyl window frames are extruded in a multi-walled fashion. The wall thicknesses and number of chambers can be altered to increase or decrease the strength and performance of the window. Make sure to have a good look at a cross section of the window to help you understand the main difference from one manufacturer to the other. Thick exterior walls and solid multi-walled construction make the window stronger, warmer and less prone to warp or twist. They also increase the total weld surface area making the window stronger at the corners.
For some, aesthetics may rank as number one or two in terms of importance. To fill that need we turn to the wood clad window. The beauty of wood on the inside coupled with a maintenance- free exterior provide the right fit for those who require a softer, more pleasing look. Exterior finishes can come in vinyl, aluminum or fibreglass. All three provide tough durable exteriors that require minimal maintenance and provide superior aesthetics. You can select from a wide array of exterior colours and interior wood species that are even available prefinished or primed. Custom glass and grille pattern options create endless possibilities.
Let’s not forget the role of the window and door dealer in all of this. Knowledge, experience, professionalism, quality installation and a proven history are critical when making a large purchase. A quality window and door dealer can help you to make the right decisions with confidence and give you the comfort of knowing that, should you require assistance, they have the knowledge and staff to guide you through the process.

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So far so modern. Landscape urbanism's postmodern turn came through its engagement with a strand of postmodernism known as post-structuralism. Ian Thompson explains this as the 6th tenet of landscape urbanism: 'Landscape Urbanism’s favoured philosophers however are the double act of Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, whose A Thousand Plateaus has recently become required reading across the humanities. These authors use commonplace words in uncommon ways and they stretch the metaphor of the machine in ways it has never been stretched before. They make it deliberately difficult to pin this usage down, but they are happy to talk about love machines, literary machines, mad war machines, revolutionary machines and so on. Machines, in this very broad sense, can connect or plug into other machines. ‘‘A book itself is a little machine’’, they say (Deleuze & Guattari, 2004, p. 6) and we should not ask what it means or represents. A related expression is ‘‘machinic assemblage’’ which they use to discuss the way in which elements come together, mix or connect.' Moshen Mostafavi led the teaching of Postmodern landscape urbanism at the AA.
Postmodernism has been challenged for its multi-everything-ness. We can reject such binary opposites as city & landscape, man & nature, ugly & beautiful or good & bad, But then how should designers act? And how should anyone act? My definition of Post-postmodernism, was published in a 1996 book on City as landscape - a post-postmodern view of design and planning - see the Wiki definition of Post-postmodernism which in December 2013, explains that 'A common positive theme of current attempts to define post-postmodernism is that faith, trust, dialogue, performance and sincerity can work to transcend postmodern irony'. For landscape urbanism, the most appealing strand of faith and sincerity comes from the strand of beliefs associated with ecology. Ian Thompson wrote that 'Landscape Urbanism is on the verge of transforming itself into Ecological Urbanism, indeed a conference on that theme was held at Harvard in 2009, out of which a publication has already emerged (Mostafavi & Doherty, 2010).' Moshen Mostafavi has also led the progression to Ecological Urbanism.
I see the acceptance of ecology as a a necessary but not a sufficient advance towards what software engineers would call a 'stable release' of a theory which, I suggest, should be called Landscape Ecological Urbanism. Giving Vitruvius' terms a post-postmodern application, I believe designers should not privilege firmitas over utilitas or venustas. They are a triumverate which we can explore and manipulate through a PAKILDA hypertext landscape urbanism. The Pattern Assisted Knowledge Intensive Landscape Design Approach (PAKILDA) is Post-postmodern. It is an open-systems design method which uses landscape concepts. It cycles between the analysis and synthesis of geological, cultural and urban systems. Landscapes are analysed as patterns and represented diagramatically. It would not be too big a stretch to understand them as Deleuzian assemblages.


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Portal Rightmove claims buyer activity within the £750,000+ London property market signals a 'recovery' for its beleagured home sellers.
How has Belgravia survived the central sales slump?
Andrew Symington, Managing Director, Symington Elvery, says that it’s a fine time to buy prime property in the capital.
‘Normal’ neighbourhoods defy price drops, says Stirling Ackroyd.


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Getting to Know American Muslims and Their Faith, one of ING’s core presentations, provides an introduction to Islam as Muslims actually believe in and practice it in all its diversity today. It also explores the current political environment for American Muslims.
After introducing some of the basic terminology that Muslims use, it presents the demographics of Muslims in the world and in the U.S., outlines Muslim traditions and practices, and gives an overview of Muslim history in this country, including notable American Muslims today.
This presentation then addresses common misconceptions relating to extremism and women’s rights and discusses Muslims’ views on pluralism and on Islam’s relationship to other faiths, including Judaism and Christianity.
There will be ample time for Q & A and discussion with the speaker, ING Content Manager Ameena Jandali.


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The surgery’s phone lines are open between 8:30am and 6:00pm Monday to Friday. If you wish to speak to your doctor on the phone please give your details to the receptionist. Your doctor will call you back, usually after morning surgery or before afternoon surgery. In an emergency the call will be put through to the duty doctor immediately. It is helpful to the doctor if you are prepared to provide the Receptionist with brief details of the reason for your call. If you wish to send any information to your GP by e-mail please direct it to: WSCCG.Wickadmin@nhs.net. Please note that urgent matters should not be dealt with by e-mail - please phone the surgery if you need to contact a doctor quickly.
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Gleaners Community Food Bank works every day to help keep food on the tables for families in southeast Michigan. After the rush of the holidays, food donations tend to slow down in the spring. This combined with the tough decision many are forced to make during these chilly months to heat or eat, makes this the perfect time to get involved. You can help make sure that families your community won't face this challenge by participating in our fourth annual Food Fight - Spring into Action.
Your team can join in on a friendly competition against other organizations to raise the most meals (including both food and monetary donations). Winners from each size category will be invited to a celebration event and take home the annual traveling trophy. Did we mention bragging rights?
Participation in this event will be both fun and rewarding, and Gleaners is here to help you make it easy! We will provide all the supplies you need to start your collection including boxes for non-perishable donations, canisters for monetary donations, a Virtual Food Drive for online donations, posters, eBlasts you can send out to employees, and help facilitating pick-up or delivery of your donations.


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Deanna and Dr. Judy Wood discussed the events that took place on September 11th 2001. They also discussed the evidence that Dr. Wood has presented and published in her book, Where Did The Towers Go?
Rebekah Roth has gone into huge detail about what happened to the planes. Pretty irrefutable. This flight attendant knows nothing compared to what Rebekah knows – and has learned. Deanna and Judy, I am ashamed of you. Two female truth seekers who can knock another truth seeker. Give me a break. This is incredibly disappointing.
Rebekah Roth has a gigabyte of Freedom of Information she is pouring through, and in my opinion is putting her life at risk with what she is coming out with. I just did not think Judy Wood was so vindictive, and that “flight attendant” is just driving me crazy. Deanna, I am so disappointed in you for allowing this.
Rebekah knows EXACTLY where the planes were sent to.
Listen to some of her interviews. She tells you where they went and how she figured it out.
For me she has the answers to what really happened to the planes.
We’ve had lots of ideas, but she provides the proof.
Judy gives the DEW information, Rebekah gives the plane information and others give the money / gold situation.
Another remarkable book, “The Most Dangerous Book in the World” by Bain, gives us the occult forces behind 911.
I have been pulling up Rebekah Roth interviews, trying to discover Judy Wood’s and her spokesman Andrew Johnson’s keen interest is in discrediting her. I think it’s surreal that Judy Wood would drag some flight attendant on Deanna’s show to say his plane was told to land on 9/11 and that Rebekah Roth’s book is fairy tales, fiction and lies, also boring and stupid. Really, what did his input add 9/11 understanding? He just sucked up the first part of the show, bored people away, anda distracted from discussion of 9/11 Evidence that is the reason people tune in to Judy Wood. We don’t CARE what Andrew Johnson has to say or some flight attendant has to say who’s taking an hour to rate Rebekah Roth’s book as though he is a professional writer instead of a has-been flight attendant. If his plane had to land on 9/11 that doesn’t make him a judge of anything and he had no facts or logic or anything to contribute to the discussion. Why Judy Wood wanted him on the show is beyond my understanding.
Really: What gives with Joey the Flight Attendant and his breathtaking announcement that his plane had to land on 9/11?
It is all so surreal, but after reading this article it’s beginning to dawn clearer than it did at first when I was jolted by the complaint by the Woodie Cult that Mike King had used a photo off Wood’s website to compare to the photo of a recent DEW attack in China.
It appears to me, the more I look into this weirdness, that the Woodies (my name for the Judy Wood cult) are all in a tizzy over the possibility of Wood having to share a big whistleblower settlement “they” expect to get for Wood’s work on 9/11 Evidence – evidence she obtained by a FOIA request, and organized, analyzed and presented to the public in a textbook and in lectures and in a huge website. It was a yoeman’s accomplishment, without a doubt.
But apparently no one is allowed to add to this evidence, and no one can copy any of the photos on her website, even if it is evidence paid for by the NY taxpayers, and is in the public domain, and can be obtained by anyone by way of a FOIA request.
And his talking about qui tam of 2007? Whistleblowers get to collect on a settlement?
Listeners tune in to Deanna’s show to hear Judy Wood talk about 9/11 Evidence – but get stuck every time with Andrew Johnson blathering on about why people don’t know or care about Judy Wood’s work. Now lately, when people do bring up her work the big concern seems to be that people might be trying to steal her qui tam whistleblower settlement she ‘might’ get someday.
Or, secondly, that people not be pointing any fingers at the Jews for 9/11.
I used to greatly admire Dr. Judy Wood, and I still do appreciate her work. But she seems to have lost her $oul, and she is not focused, not the same cheerful and enthusiastic teacher of 9/11 Evidence she once was. She doesn’t seem to care about teaching.
Maybe we need to take up a collection for poor Dr. Wood so she doesn’t have to work so hard to peddle her books and bring people on radio shows and posting in forums to help her debunk Rebekah Roth and Mike King for mentioning or using one of her FOIA-obtained photos from her website without permission?
Seems Rebekah Roth noted the same thing Mike King did — and Andrew Johnson isn’t happy about THAT either! But then neither is Judy Wood, who brought on some flight attendant guy (retired?) to debunk her. How did she think he would be able to debunk the logical and factual things that Roth has brought forth? He didn’t even try to. But he did blabber on for a long time, vintage Andrew Johnson.
Andrew Johnson’s sniping article is all about who is the ‘real’ expert on 9/11. Since Rebekah Roth doesn’t know about much of anything concerning 9/11 other than the stewardess/flight attendant’s perspective of analyzing the transcripts of the murdered flight attendant statements on 9/11 – to prove the flight attendants were reading from a script and not speaking their own words. And logically convincing why the planes could never have left the airport. Leaving us with one conclusion: that the passengers had to have been murdered right in the airport hanger, and now the Jews have their ‘proof’ that Muslims did it, and we can go to war andproceed to blow up the planet for the Jews.
Why should we just ignore her arguments? We NEED her perspective, in this narrow area of the planes — were Americans really hijacked and murdered by Muslims? Roth has more evidence, more logic, to prove to us that there were NO MUSLIMS HIJACKING ANY PLANES ON 9/11. Further, she’s showing us that no planes even left the hanger of the airport. I want to hear what she says, and I find her information convincing. I think the Woodies are acting as bad as anything they’ve ever complained about Jones, Fetzer, or any of the Fake Truthers.
I find Roth’s information compelling and convincing, and I’m glad to consider her input. When it comes to how airports are run and how flight attendants speak and do their job, Rebekah Roth is the expert, and Dr. Wood and her Woodie friends are the ones in the dark. They need to shut up and listen, and they might learn something. They are not the ONLY ones who know anything about 9/11.
Hey, it’s a piece of the puzzle. We in the public are interested. It’s good information. If Roth ends up horning in on Judy Wood’s ‘take’ on a qui tam award, that’s fine with me.
And I note also in his article (and really who cares what Andrew “Hollow Earth” Johnson says anyway?) .. that Andrew Johnson is critical of finger-pointing to blame Israel for 9/11. Why so? It’s obvious as the nose on our faces that the Jews were behind ALL of it, just like they behind are all the terrorist attacks and every war pretty much that’s been fought for the past millennium.
Wait until Judy Wood and Andrew Johnson and the REST OF HER CULT OF FRIENDS (handlers?) get to arguing over her (their) Whistleblower settlement, if she ever does get one – and they are demanding THEIR share. Andrew Johnson is already claiming all of Dr. Wood’s work is “our work,” as though he had anything to do with writing her textbook or putting together her huge website, or presenting her lectures, which are totally excellent, and compiled on YouTube, many dozens of them.
As to Who Dunnit – there is much obvious evidence that we ordinary dummies, any of us willing or able to even gently use the brains God gave us and some critical thinking, can figure out the obvious conclusion that the Jews Dunnit.
ONE BIG OBVIOUS PROOF that it’s the Jews is all the subliminals of burning Twin Towers that were planted throughout the movies, television programs, comic books, and even (and especially) in the design of our money for years before the 9/11 caper. Planted by who? Well, who else? By the people who own and makae these movies, television programs, comic books — AND OF COURSE WE KNOW WHO MAKES THE MONEY.
Also, proof number two: que bono, who profits? It’s obvious. Even if we didn’t know about the Dancing Israelis or the Israelis arrested with all the bombs and plans to blow up NYC bridges – who were sent off to the Badlands of Israel – I mean it’s obvious. Even if none of these things were so – no subliminals, no Dancing Israelis , and even if the world were not in a meltdown now from Israel’s patsy sending our American planes and drones to beat the Mideast and Northern Africa into a river of blood and rubble – it would still be a no-brainer to know who is behind 9/11 and pretty much every other war that’s been fought in history.
Who Dunnit is a big part of the 9/11 story: Who Dunnit and How. And Roth has an important piece to the puzzle of how the scam was pulled off. Sorry, Woodies. That’s just the way it is. Get over yourself! It’s not just all about what kind of weapon was used on 9/11, although that surely is a big and important part of the whole thing. If we want to know more than just what kind of weapon was used, you will just have to get a grip on yourself and live with that fact and stop bringing Andrew Johnson on to bloviate about why people don’t appreciate or listen to Judy Wood. Just stop it. It’s destroying the credibility of her excellent work.
Who are the Powers that Be? That’s Who Dunnit. It’s certainly not the Muslims, and I’m sick about belonging to a country that is blowing up the planet and killing peaceful Muslim families for the Jews.
Rebekkah Roth proves the words spoken on 9/11 about “Middle Eastern” men hijacking planes, was part of a SCRIPT, and points out examples, anomalies, words spoken that were not the kind of words American flight attendants use. She also takes apart the Lets Roll transcript, things that flight attendants would pick up on even if nobody else did.
The world is being blown to smithereens over the outrageous caper the Jews pulled off on 9/11 – and Judy Wood is only worried about peddling her Textbook or that somebody else might horn in on her Whistleblower bonanza.
And why is her outrageously presumptuous and monotonously tedious spokesman covering for the Jews? Seems like everybody has a price.
… What’s going on with China and the devaluation and their money… All of these things are interconnected – a lot of people don’t realise how connected we are – and when I say how connected we are I mean if they start devaluating (devaluing?) money then we start to see things happening like crazy weird explosions that look like a nuclear blast. And if you look at that Chinese explosion you will see… And if you’re not familiar with Doctor Judy Wood… “Wood” or “Woods” – I don’t know… I’m not sure what her name is but… whether there is an ‘s’ on the end or not… Because I wasn’t really concerned about her name as much as I was the pictures I saw on her website… And this was a long time ago… I don’t remember the exact spelling of the name. But she showed these cars – she called them “toasted.” If you look at the pictures of the cars in China – very much like the cars around the World Trade Center… Which tells us they are using some type of weaponry or something exploded in China and of course that was all done around the same time as an economic hit as well, so… everything is connected.
In the past, Roth has claimed to be a “9/11 Expert” – yet she couldn’t remember Dr Wood’s name? She didn’t know about the 2007 Qui Tam Case? And so, she muddles up all this with explosions in China which we only have a couple of videos of and a few photos. But hey, it’s all “good conspiracy fodder” now, isn’t it…?
So much for Check the Evidence. According to the Woodies, it’s: “Check OUR Evidence, and nobody else’s, EVEN if it has to do with the DEW weapons we’ve been trying to warn everybody about. WE’LL do the warning, and this is proprietary information so don’t anybody else even MENTION it because when it comes time to split up the Whistleblower settlement, we get ALL of it.
Bottom line: Stay off DOCTOR Wood’s website, and do not copy any of her photos to compare with current DEW attacks in China, Russia, or anywhere else. And please don’t be pointing fingers at the poor Jews and don’t be blaming them for ANYTHING.
So CAB – I just have to thank you for straightening me out here. And, of course, I say this without a hint of sarcasm 😉 Let’s see it all fully referenced with your name and address on it – and telephone number. Like there is on my website. Then we’d know you are truly proud of your work…..
Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, fomented hatred between the North and South with her highly volatile, prejudicial and unsubstantiated novel. Yes, it was a novel, not a documentary examination of the South and the institution of slavery. It is an example of what a novelist can do. Stowe had never even been to the south yet she effectively pretended to portray life there. It was strictly propaganda. A novel is one of the most effective means of spreading disinformation. Novelists may make any claim that they wish without having to provide sources, citations or evidence of their credentials and without any legal ramifications. It takes a very critical mind to perceive the deceptive objectives of a novel, especially one that is highly promoted, like Stowe’s novel. With the Internet, the promotion of such fictional works is even more dangerous.
Novels, like many television shows or Hollywood movies, are the most benign form of propaganda yet they have functioned very effectively as propaganda because people subconsciously accept fiction, portrayed in a novel or movie, as if their writers and producers had based their creation on absolute fact. While there might be a modicum of truth or accuracy in some novels, shows or movies, we must remember that there is no such thing as valueless entertainment; everything, whether non-fiction and especially fiction has an objective. Unfortunately, people, when enjoying something purportedly entertaining, have their guard down and do not expect people to manipulate their values and dispense false information. Writers compose books, articles, essays, novels with a particular agenda. It is up to the reader to dispassionately accept or reject certain portions or an entire work or to be a critical student and discern the truth through his/her own investigation and conclusions.
How does one cover-up irrefutable evidence? Do as many of the commenters here do: create doubt with speculation about theories about personalities, and discuss anything but the evidence.
Nobody has refuted Dr. Wood’s work.
Excuse me, CAB, but why would you want to bring focus to a fiction author with a fake name rather than focus on the physical evidence? Dr. Wood has shown very clearly that thermal and kinetic mechanisms were not employed in the destruction of seven World Trade Center buildings on 9/11.
Rebekah Roth, who claims she was a flight attendant, is not a credible source of information when analyzing the destruction observed on 9/11. Being an author of fiction, her books have no worth in obtaining scientific understandings of the event nor with prosecuting those who are responsible for killing 2,977 people and destroying seven WTC buildings.
ALL evidence is important because you never know where it will take you. WHAT happened to the planes and the passengers is important. HOW the towers were destroyed is important. WHO did it is important. It’s ALL important. I found some of the comments in the chatroom to be really quite pathetic!
If the prosecution tries to prosecute a murder and they can’t say how the murder was done; what kind of “guilty beyond reasonable doubt” is that?!
Too many people are ready to jump to conclusions and throw the baby out with the bathwater, and the killers are laughing at us, again!
Copying the work of others without citing them as the source is dishonest. So the only piece of irrefutable evidence presented by the Roth character is that she is dishonest. That is all we know about her.
Dr. Wood has actually done more than anyone on this. She took it to court. The judges said in their written decision that they had to ignore the law to dismiss the case. Why? Only a small number of people supported this case.
Scott, did you support this case? Why not?
None of the Truthers supported this case. (Some who discussed it were banned from ae911truth for just discussing it.) So, it is clear that the leaders of the Truther groups did not want this case in court. So what is their objective?
Speculation covers up facts. Those who promote speculation or fictional stories will not take it to court.
By the way, the truth is known beyond any reasonable doubt.
Why doesn’t Scott know what it is? I can only assume it is because he doesn’t want to know or he has an agenda that is inconsistent with the truth.
I’d like to hear you interview Rebekah Roth and let her tell her story.
Also it was disturbing to see you on the dog pile.
I do like most of what you do — You can’t please all the people all the time.
Hello Karl, Please listen to my program of 9/17/2015 where I address the enormous differences between novels and scientific evidence. You may listen to that program here: http://spingolaspeaks.net/ I have considered inviting her to be a guest on my program but I think that she would probably decline. My interview would be drastically different than the soft interviews she has had.
Yes I get the difference and I know you would do a thorough interview. I hope you give her the invite and she accepts it, will be good radio.
Hi Karl, On Friday, 9/18, I sent Rebekah Roth an email invitation to be on my program. So far, I have not received a response.
Thanks I hope she accepts. I also sent an email to Rebekah Roth today 9/20 encouraging her to do so.

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