P.S. I will NEVER buy a My Pillow!

Here is a lesson...Always keep your friends in close contact. We didn't...our lives get so busy and then...I am gonna contact them and see how they are doing...you put it off again and again. My dear friend Jennefer...I wish I would have known what you were going thru. I would have been there for you. Jennefer was an angel here on earth and will continue to be an angel in the hereafter. She would do what she could to help anyone. I just found out and am heart broken. I know I am not the only one as she touched many lives with her big personality. Her big beautiful smile. That is just who she was...Beautiful inside and out. We will all miss you...but will keep you close to our hearts! Luv you forever

enough arts and theaters

Came across your article on Christian Nonviolence: Heresy? or the Peace Plan of God? am planning event in Baltimore - Ethics, Morality and the Land Problem has several speakers on issues of your concern. please call me in PA 717-357-7617 thank you.

There's never enough arts and theaters - needed for all people of all ages!

The article said that H L Hunt did a deathbed confession to one of his sons for his role in the assassination of President Kennedy. I think that was actually E. Howard Hunt.

Dear Mr. Kohls

Unfortunately the information you have is not accurate. There are many aspects of your article that should be corrected if you desire to do so. I have outlined a few of those below:

1. We have published over a dozen manuscripts and conference presentations based on the data collected. This excludes the local conference held in Madre de Dios every November for which we have given the keynote address on the major health and environmental issues impacting indigenous nonindigenous communities of the region
2. All of the results have been shared with the regional and national ministries of health as well as the communities who participated and the individuals who provided data. In fact, our data and team provided the foundation and initial lobbying on behalf of the communities for the National Ministry of Health to declare a State of Emergency due to mercury poisoning that we discovered. We also worked closely with the Vice Minister of Health to outline key areas and communities where mercury exposure is high, the best ways to reduce risk and drafted new clinical protocols for detecting mercury exposure risk in pregnant women and young children. You can find a State of Emergency information in many newspapers published in Peru
3. Our data was also used to help the indigenous community of Tres Islas win the first lawsuit by indigenous community against the federal government to regain control of their land and reduce health risks of mining
4. Data are not owned by Hunt, rather, Duke owns intellectual property rights of any use or publication of the data
5. The Smithsonian was hired by Hunt to develop and conduct the environmental risk assessments associated with their project. The aims of our grant were to evaluate chronic, infectious, nutritional, and toxicological health problems in the communities surrounding the reserve and whether changes to these health burdens would occur if Hunt expanded operations
6. From the study we have initiated new projects to evaluate interventions to improve health in the indigenous communities as well as how best to prevent long-term health risks to children and mothers in the region.

Regards
William Pan
Joel Meyer
Heileen Hsu-Kim

Kody @ Katz Tatz!!! All dayyy!

Best Performer Todd Eckart!!

best performer Todd Eckart

Kody Katz

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I haven’t had any work by Kody Katz but work looks amazing!! His realism is AMAZING!!!

Great article. Should be read by every American. As a dual citizen of both countries I can't understand why moderate sensible changes can't be made here. Most Australians can't understand how Americans tolerate the appalling gun violence and let powerful interests prevent our government enact reasonable laws.

Dear Dr Kohls - this is a lovely and truthful article - I have read quite alot about the First World War, as I'm an avid reader of Rudolf Steiner. I was wondering if you were aware that Helmuth von Moltke, the Chief of Staff of the German Military at the beginning of the war, was completely against the trenches, and did everything in his power to avoid them. He was betrayed by his own side at the Battle of the Marne and was replaced by the General that began the trench warfare. Helmuth von Moltke was a special friend of Steiner's and there's a fantastic book that has so much inside information about the war - the beginning of the war - the betrayal - and so much more - written from the memoirs of Helmuth and the letters he wrote to his wife on a daily basis during this terrible time. The book, that you would be so interested in reading, is called 'Light For the New Millenium" by Thomas Meyer.

Even if you were to feel prejudiced against Steiner, who in the second part of the book is intimately referring to - the first part of the book is von Moltke's letters and other letters and documents by a renowned journalist and a book Steiner tried to publish about the memoirs of von Moltke - please google the book and buy it - you'll not regret it.

Yours truly,

Ann Watson - in Canada

An excellent summary.In my experience not a complete list of damages from these drugs-This account perhaps should be expanded too include veterinary experience with similar fluorine boosted anti biotic.
The high residue concentrations in meat and dairy products could then be tabled and 'beautiful synergies" between these and GMO feed crops AND herbicide/pesticide
residues.
Protection of sources at this time is unfortunately Not optional.

Dear M. Elliott

First off, thank you for this article! Fun to read and it summed up well this year edition of the wonderful WJC.

However, with all due respect, I don't get the fact everytime Canada wins a tournament, every other country are needy to point out how & why their where better than their opponents and should have won the tournament and bla bla bla...

I mean, I fully understand the Americans fans are a bit narcissistic (not said in a pejorative connotation) in the way they consume sports and are more prone to celebrate their own victories, but I think it wasn't overly needful to write in your paper: '' It left me wondering what the headline might have been if the Canadian entrant had been victorious. I had thoughts of “Canada prevails in Winter Wonderland”

I mean, at the puck drop I though the viewing experience was terrible (many times we could not see the puck - whether it was because of the camera angle or the puck buried in the snow) and I could not imagine the playing experience from the players perspective (even if it was the same conditions for BOTH teams).

There will be no longer Winter Classic in any future WJC because it simply doesn't make sense to play in such horrible conditions when the stakes of the game are so high. I acknowledge both teams played well but it was a pain in the ass to watch with no real game momentum... Yes, koodos to the Americans who won the game in SO and came back from behind but I don't understand why this particular game (won in my view with really one good period from the US) should overshadow the end result of the tournament?

Don't get me wrong, the Americans were fun to watch but they can not win every time and no, Canadians where not looking for excuses after their loss to the US. It was a bold move by the organisators but also a bad one and this, from the very beginning. I could not imagine a playoff game being played outdoor and the same should be applied with the WJC.

Simon... thanks for reading and for engaging. Regarding your comments, first off let me state that I love Canada and the Canadian people. For the record, as a young kid in about 1961 I saw my 1st NHL game involving Montreal and Chicago. I was enthralled by the aura of the Canadien of the era and they have been my all time hockey favorites ever since. The Richard brothers are my absolute faves and I have autographed photos of both The Rocket and The Pocket Rocket with one of their many Stanley Cups. My love for our neighbors runs deep, but I too raise an eyebrow at times when hearing or reading comments that run counter to my feelings about American hockey. The Canadians obviously have much to be proud of in volume when it comes to Ice Hockey, more then we do at this point. But whether it was the pre-expansion constant reminders that there was only one American in the 6 team league (Tommy Williams, Duluth MN!) or a pre-Sochi Games comment from a prominent Canadian media member that Team Canada could send 2 teams and they would meet in the Gold medal game, and everything in between, I have endured my share of "smack talk" over the years and have not been immune from handing it out from time to time. It is done without malice (most of the time!) and with a twinkle in my eye.

Regarding this tourney, even though the US entry was considered a favorite I wasn't convinced. The amount of talent they lost from last years club had me questioning their favorite status. (But every WJC is a new experience, that's what makes it great) Further, leading up to the heart of the competition there were about 3 US players that I thought were over- confident, bordering on cockiness, which in my book is a certain recipe for a fall from grace. Being a defending Champion is one thing, having some humility about ones self is quite another.

The outdoor component? There were detractors from the start, but I imagined since both teams would have to endure the same elements that it was worth a go. The conditions turned out much worse then anyone imagined. I feel, as do you, that the IIHF will not attempt this ever again, and so be it. The event was worth a try, and please, never again. The Americans did gut out a big victory. I still believe that from an exposure angle that this game turned out to be bigger then the Gold Medal game not in terms of importance, but in an overall level of fan interest. As you mention, the overall viewing experience was poor at best, and personally I would never shell out to attend an outdoor game. It would be fun but is probably the worst possible venue if you are a serious viewer of the game.

If you feel as though my comments diminished what was a tremendous tourney victory by the Canadians, that wasn't my intent. I give them full congratulations, as I had mentioned, this is quite a hard event to win. It is evident though that I was fairly revved up after reading the article from the Toronto scribe. It is also possible that my comprehension of it was incorrect, my USA Hockey bias may have clouded my better judgement! Best wishes Simon, may our love of the game always keep us united as fans...

F*****g accurate to every comma and fullstop. You forgot to mention how they sleep with anything that has legs, and are bisexual and hedonistic into orgies and would steal their sisters husbands. In fact my ex friend a female libra flirted with her friends or sisters husbands and f****d them too. She went to a friend's wedding dressed in white looking like a bride herself and thus competing with the bride "i'm the most beautiful thing in this room". Disgraceful how narscisitic she is posting hundreds of selfies daily with her tits out. Women totally lack self awareness and believe they are spiritual and positive when its the opposite.



I decided to get rid of this manipulative narcissist from my life. Funny she also messages my ex boyfriend behind my back. He thinks she is a cheap slut. They just want to outshine anyone around.

Oh forgot to mention they have high expectations from everyone around them such as financial help gifts favours and totally want to control people.