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KLEINER'S KORNER FOR WEEK OF OCTOBER 13, 2008
Dear Readers;

While a coup is underway in the USA with a full override of the U. S. Constitution, even the Washington Post pined this question: “The end of American capitalism?” link here

MSNBC reports: "IMF chief warns of global financial meltdown" link here

The American Prospect asked last week: “Who Will Look After the Economy Until January?” link here

And Naomi Wolf reports: “Thousands of Troops Are Deployed on U.S. Streets Ready to Carry Out "Crowd Control" link here

And “Hal Turner Shows New AMERO Currency” “New currency being secretly minted at Denver Mint, to replace US Dollar, Canadian Dollar and Mexican Peso.” [Ed. Note: Is the dollar going to be declared almost worthless and replaced by the Amero?]
On YouTube: link here

And Clinton’s Labor Secretary Robert Reich wrote this thoughtful story “The Era of Angry Populism”: link here

What a week!

More stories of note about last week’s financial meltdown are below on #13.


1. “MEDICINE’S CUTTING EDGE: RE-GROWING ORGANS”
“Imagine re-growing a severed fingertip, or creating an organ in the lab that can be transplanted into a patient without risk of rejection. It sounds like science fiction, but it's not. It's the burgeoning field of regenerative medicine, in which scientists are learning to harness the body's own power to regenerate itself, with astonishing results,” quoting CBS News Sunday Morning from earlier this year. link here
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2. “EARLIEST REFERENCE DESCRIBES CHRIST AS ‘MAGICIAN’”
“A team of scientists led by renowned French marine archaeologist Franck Goddio recently announced that they have found a bowl, dating to between the late 2nd century B.C. and the early 1st century A.D., that is engraved with what they believe could be the world's first known reference to Christ.
If the word "Christ" refers to the Biblical Jesus Christ, as is speculated, then the discovery may provide evidence that Christianity and paganism at times intertwined in the ancient world,” quoting Discovery Channel. link here
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3. “ANCIENT PERU PYRAMID SPOTTED BY SATELLITE”
“A new remote sensing technology has peeled away layers of mud and rock near Peru's Cahuachi desert to reveal an ancient adobe pyramid, Italian researchers announced on Friday [Oct. 3] at a satellite imagery conference in Rome.
Nicola Masini and Rosa Lasaponara of Italy's National Research Council (CNR) discovered the pyramid by analyzing images from the satellite Quickbird, which they used to penetrate the Peruvian soil,” quoting the Discovery Channel. link here
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4. “SPACECRAFT ZOOMS BY MERCURY...”
“A NASA probe made its second Mercury flyby early Monday as closes in on the closest planet to the sun.
The MESSENGER spacecraft was due to pick up a gravitational boost during the rendezvous today at 4:45 a.m. EDT (0845 GMT) that will help it settle into orbit around Mercury in 2011. But scientists also directed MESSENGER's cameras and sensors to capture new images and data from areas of the planet that remained uncharted after its first flyby on Jan. 14.
"Mercury has been a real anomaly in that, up until now, we have not seen the entire surface on one of the bodies closest to the Earth," said Sean Solomon, MESSENGER's principal investigator at the Carnegie Institution of Washington, during a teleconference last week,” quoting LiveScience. link here
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5. “THE RACE FOR AN ELECTRIC CAR”
“The price of oil is up, gas guzzling cars are out, and a race for a fuel-free, practical electric car is on.

It includes the usual suspects: Detroit, Japan, and Germany. But as correspondent Lesley Stahl reports, a surprising newcomer with no experience at building cars has entered the race: Silicon Valley.

The jury is still out on whether electric cars can ever be really practical, but the computer geeks in California are betting that their inventiveness can beat out Detroit's cumbersome bureaucracy in producing a viable e-car.

One of the reasons electric cars have never taken off has been battery technology. A few years ago, someone wondered: why not use the batteries they put in laptop computers called lithium-ion batteries? That's when the environmentally-conscious hi-tech industry in California jumped in,” quoting CBS News. [Ed. Note: Why is GM having so many problems when they have the technology to produce an electric car? See the movie Who Killed the Electric Car? link here ]
link here
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6. GPS COULD SAVE AIRLINES BILLIONS IN FUEL COSTS”
“A World War II-era air traffic network that often forces planes to take longer, zigzagging routes is costing U.S. airlines billions of dollars in wasted fuel while an upgrade to a satellite-based system has languished in the planning stages for more than a decade.
The $35 billion plan would replace the current radar system with the kind of GPS technology that has become commonplace in cars and cell phones. Supporters say it would triple air traffic capacity, reduce delays by at least half, improve safety and curb greenhouse gas emissions.
An Associated Press analysis of federal and industry data found that if the new system were already in place, airlines could have saved more than $5 billion in fuel this year alone,’” quoting the AP. link here
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7. “SCIENTISTS: 1 IN 4 MAMMALS FACES EXTINCTION”
“Conservationists have taken the first detailed look at the world's mammals in more than a decade, and the news isn't good.

‘We estimate that one in four species is threatened with extinction and that the population of one in two is declining,’ the researchers said in a report to be published Friday in the journal Science. The findings were being released Monday at the IUCN meeting in Barcelona, Spain,” quoting the AP. link here
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8. "MAMMOTH FOSSIL FOUND IN IKE-RAVAGED YARD"
"A homeowner whose beachfront property in Texas was destroyed during Hurricane Ike has found a football-size fossil tooth in the debris.

Dorothy Sisk asked her colleague, Lamar University paleontologist Jim Westgate, to accompany her to her Bolivar Peninsula home after Ike hit. Together they found something unusual in the remains of Sisk's front yard: a six-pound fossil tooth.

Westgate believes the fossil is from a Columbian mammoth common in North America until around 10,000 years ago,” quoting the AP. link here
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9. “TOURING THE GREENEST MUSEUM EVER”
“The California Academy of Sciences, based in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, opens its doors to the public this weekend following three years of construction and 10 years of planning.
The 410,000 square foot (38,000 square metre) structure is just as big a draw as the exhibits it houses.
Designed by Renzo Piano, a winner of the most respected prize in architecture, the Pritzker, the Academy has green credentials running through every sinew and vein: from the planetarium to the aquarium and from the rainforest to the living roof which mirrors the hills the city is built on,” quoting the BBC. link here
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10. “’CLIMATE-PROOF’ CROP HUNT BEGINS”
“A global search has begun for food crops with traits that are able to withstand changes to the climate.
The project, co-ordinated by the Global Crop Diversity Trust, is searching national seed banks for "climate proof" varieties, including maize and rice,” quoting the BBC. link here
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11. ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS
A. “Environmental damage widespread after Ike
At least a half million gallons of crude oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico”
From the AP: link here

B. “High mountain meadows at Rainier melt away”
From Seattle’s KING-5 TV news:
link here

C. “Climate change helps spread deadly diseases”
“Patients may be ‘under the weather’ with avian flu, yellow fever, cholera”
From Reuters: link here

D. “Satellites may help scientists predict outbreaks”
“Imagery of environmental changes could tip off researchers weeks ahead”
From The Discovery Channel: link here
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12. SOCIO-ECONOMIC NEWS
A. YES, WE CAN!
Whatever your political persuasion, put that aside for 4 ½ minutes and see this film of hope! link here

B. “Brits may be watched closer by gov't”
[Ed. Note: is the USA next?]
From the UPI: link here

C. RFK, Jr. on Alaska’s Independence Party
From The Huffington Post: link here

D. Follow-up on the Steve Fossett story
This is “out-there”: link here
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13. FINANCIAL MELTDOWN STORIES OF INTEREST
Stories this writer thought of interest last week on the hijacking of America:
A. One big Ponzi Scheme – this Bailout
“Fascism has arrived and Paulson will fiddle while Rome burns”
by Rick Fisk
(Libertarian) link here

B. “Inflation, Money Supply, GDP, Unemployment and the Dollar - Alternate Data Series”
This is very revealing from John William’s Shadow Government Statistics:
link here

C. “WHAT LINCOLN WOULD HAVE SAID TO PAULSON’S $700 BILLION RANSOM”
From The war of Debt: link here

D. “...on the way to the collapse of the American empire”
From UK’s Guardian: link here

E. “Private banks rethinking gold”
From Reuters: link here

F. The “Coup” in America
A sobering analysis of what is happening within our government by Naomi Wolf, author of "Give Me Liberty: A Handbook for American Revolutionaries":
link here

H. This 2002 story on the Federal Reserve is as enlightening today as it was then.
From Rense.com: link here

G. “ The New American Century: Cut Short By 92 Years”
By Mike Whitney: link here

H. “THE BAILOUT: Rep. Ron Paul - Bailout Bill Will Make Things Much Worse”
From his speech on the House Floor on YouTube: link here

I. “Fear Mongering exposed by Rep. Brad Sherman”
From CSPAN: link here

J. “Bank on it — bank failures will rise next year
Bailout will save some, but too many have gambled on bad mortgages”
From the AP: link here

K. “AmEx rates credit risk by where you live, shop
From MSNBC: link here

L. “Bailout & Financial Turmoil”
“Investment adviser Catherine Austin Fitts was joined by financial commentators Bill Murphy (2nd hour) and Andy Gause (3rd hour) to discuss the current state of the economy, bailouts, and how fraud and manipulation are at the root of our financial turmoil,” quoting Coast to Coast AM: link here

M. “US debt clock runs out of digits”
From the BBC: link here

N. “1 in 6 now owe more on their mortgage then their property is worth”
From The Wall Street Journal: link here

O. “Sheriff tells deputies not to help in foreclosures”
From the AP: link here

P. "All that money you've lost — where did it go?
Is it a matter of it all vanishing into thin air? Some would say yes"
From the AP: link here

Q. We must not forget to have a sense of humor
Truth in jest!
“Special Presidential Address”
From YouTube: link here
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RAMTHA STUDENT NEWS
A. Yelm Cinemas will be carrying these films per JZ’s request for our local community:
Religulous will open on October 21st (Tuesday) and run through the 28th (Tuesday):
link here
Flow will open November 4th (Tuesday) and run through November 13th (Thursday):
link here
Check show times closer to show dates: link here

B. Jack von Eberstein is Publisher of Know Wonder Publishing, publisher of THE LAND Of SMAERD (‘dreams’ spelled backwards), “which is intended to introduce children to focused intention, the unified field and quantum mechanics.” link here

C. “Equine Manipulation Through Mind™ (MTM) was developed by veterinarian and former horse surgeon, Dr. Louie Enos, DVM: link here

D. “Empower your game with a God ball!” created by Laura Mooney: link here
How about this beauty? link here

E. Sandra Betel McLean and her business partner have launched their website The Brain Wizard. “The website offers the latest information about the Human Brain in easy to understand language and Brain Training Games for all ages.”
link here
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LOCAL NOTES
Covered last week of the Yelm Community Blog
A. Library system to request more money from taxpayers
B. Yelm area seeing ripples of economic slowdown
C. Beekeeping Class offered
D. Olympia ranked #1 most secure mid-size USA city
E. Don’t Vote public service announcement
F. Governor announces state spending cuts
G. A note to local business owners
S link here
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
“When the power of love overcomes the love of power,
the world will know peace.”
Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970)
American rock Guitarist, Composer and Singer
link here
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Kleiner’s Korner is copyrighted by Stephen R. Klein, 2008.

For archived issues of Kleiner’s Korner,
click on "Current Kleiner’s Korner and Archives"
at link here
Send comments to steve@kleinerskorner.com
.


KLEINER'S KORNER FOR WEEK OF OCTOBER 6, 2008
While the economy and U. S. Presidential election fervor have shoved most other news to the back burner, the start of “the Large Hadron Collider, a massive, multibillion dollar project designed to unlock the secrets of the universe” are of immense importance.
CBS News "60 Minutes Visits One Of The Biggest Science Experiments Ever, The Large Hadron Collider” in this terrific story": link here
And: “Animation of 'The Bottle to Bang' from CERN: link here


1. “RESEARCHER BELIEVES HE’S FOUND KEY THAT UNLOCKS EGYPT’S SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE”
“A real secret message discovered by a local man among Egypt's ancient ruins could be stranger than the fictional stories we love involving Indiana Jones or "The DaVinci Code."
East Stroudsburg-born Edward Nightingale says he has unraveled the most famous of ancient Egyptian riddles...
And he believes his discovery has uncovered a collection of advanced mathematical principles that could change our understanding of matter and the universe.
He also believes this information was intentionally embedded in the blueprint of the ancient ruins, for future generations to discover,” quoting the Pocono [PA] Record.
link here
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2. INTRODUCING “THE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS PROJECT”
“The Human Consciousness Project is an international consortium of multidisciplinary scientists and physicians who have joined forces to research the nature of consciousness and its relationship with the brain, as well as the neuronal processes that mediate and correspond to different facets of consciousness. The Human Consciousness Project will conduct the world’s first large-scale scientific study of what happens when we die and the relationship between mind and brain during clinical death. The diverse expertise of the team ranges from cardiac arrest, near-death experiences, and neuroscience to neuroimaging, critical care, emergency medicine, immunology, molecular biology, mental health, and psychiatry,” quoting Beyond the Mind-Body Problem.
link here
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3. “FAITH, FEAR, AND FREE WILL: AN OVERVIEW DRAWING FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE”
“Just as religion has helped shape our modern culture,
1. religious faith has also helped in shaping the architecture of our personal identity, our perception of ourselves and of the world around us.
2. How has religious belief in a supreme being shaped the landscape of our personal experience and the scope of our individual exploration? Has faith interfered with individuals' ability to take charge and change their destiny? In what ways has religion promoted or curtailed the exercise of free will and freedom of expression, which are the highest qualities of our human nature? For many people of faith, even in our modern society, their religion has had a stifling effect in their personal lives.
Instead of promoting a better life and openness to something greater, certain religious traditions often limit, condition, and keep their people in stasis, or worse.
3. As a Catholic seminarian and student of theology, I experienced such limitations, and their subsequent effects, firsthand,” by Jaime Leal-Anaya in SuperConsciousness Magazine. [free registration required]. link here
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4. “COPPER USED TO FIGHT HOSPITAL INFECTIONS”
“’Hospital-acquired infection is the dirty little secret of healthcare,’ said Dr. Michael Schmidt, a microbiologist with Medical University of South Carolina.
Microbiologist Michael Schmidt hopes to reduce infections with something that's probably in your pocket.
‘Copper is microbiocidal. It's a metal and when the bacteria come in contact with it, they die,’ he said.
Studies show copper destroys nearly all of infection-causing microbes…
In Schmidt's study, copper replaces plastic components in bed rails, nurse call buttons, tray tables and keyboards. Dr. Cassandra Salgado says copper adds another layer of protection...
Not only is the goal to save lives, but money too. Currently, hospital infections cost the health care system 30 billion dollars a year.
‘We're looking for a 50-percent reduction and that's $15 billion,’ said Salgado,” quoting KING-5 News, NBC in Seattle:
link here
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5. UPDATE TO FOSSETT CRASH STORY: “REMAINS DISCOVERED …AT WRECKAGE SITE”
“More than a year after the mysterious disappearance of millionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, searchers found the wreckage of his plane in the rugged Sierra Nevada, along with enough remains for DNA testing,” quoting the AP. [Ed. Note: Let’s see if there is a DNA match with Fossett’s!] link here
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6. “SALE OF 24-KARAT GOLD COINS HALTED”
“The U.S. Mint is temporarily halting sales of its popular American Buffalo 24-karat gold coins because it can't keep up with soaring demand as investors seek the safety of gold amid economic turbulence.

Mint spokesman Michael White said Friday that the sales were being suspended because demand for the coins, which were first introduced in 2006, has exceeded supply and the Mint's inventory of the coins has been depleted.
The Mint had to temporarily suspend sales of its American Eagle one-ounce gold coins on Aug. 15 and then later that month announced sales of the American Eagle coins would resume under an allocation program to designated dealers…
"People are scared. Gold has become a safe haven," said Michael Maroney, a vice president of sales at gold dealer Monex Precious Metals in Newport Beach, Calif.,” quoting Wallet Pop.
link here
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7. CELL “PHONE USE ‘RAISES CHILDREN’S RISK OF BRAIN CANCER FIVE-FOLD’”
“Children and teenagers are five times more likely to get brain cancer if they use mobile phones, startling new research indicates.

The study, experts say, raises fears that today's young people may suffer an "epidemic" of the disease in later life,” quoting UK’s Independent.
link here
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8. “EPA TESTS HYDROGEN FUEL CELL VEHICLE UNDER REAL WORLD CONDITIONS”
“The vehicle, the forth generation Chevrolet Equinox Fuel Cell, is an electric car enabled by General Motors' advanced fuel cell propulsion system and is tested and engineered for 50,000 miles of driving life. With hydrogen as its only fuel, this vehicle emits no greenhouse gases and serves as an alternative to traditional, petroleum-dependent vehicles that emit carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, and other air pollutants. Featuring the latest advancements in fuel cell technology, the vehicle can travel up to 150 miles per fill-up, and is expected to meet all applicable 2008 federal motor vehicle safety standards,” quoting the EPA.
link here
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9. HONEYBEE & LADYBUG UPDATES
A. “ISRAELIS DISCOVER A CURE FOR BEE COLONY COLLAPSE-ASSOCIATED VIRUS”
“Now, an Israeli-US company Beeologics is taking rapid measures to bring to market a proprietary anti-viral agent that promises to alleviate the effects of the virus strongly associated with Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), with full-scale FDA trials commencing next month,” quoting Israel 21c.
link here

B. “NRDC SUES EPA FOR HONEY BEE LAB DATA…”
“EPA is still withholding data, so on Monday, August 18, 2008, NRDC filed a lawsuit to “uncover critical information that the U. S. government is withholding about the risks posed by nicotine-based pesticides to honey bees. EPA should be evaluating the risks to bees before approving new pesticides, but now refuses to tell the public what it knows,” quoting Earthfiles.
link here

C. “LADYBUG, LADYBUG WHERE HAVE YOU GONE?”
“The decline of C-9 and some other native ladybugs happened so quickly and precipitously that scientists have launched a nationwide project to help them understand why some ladybug species have all but vanished while others have greatly increased their numbers and range,” quoting MSNBC. link here
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10. “CLIMATE TIME MACHINE”
From the Jet Propulsion Laboratory & California Institute of Technology is this fabulous visualization that “tracks changes in global condition over time.”
link here
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11. ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS
A. “Common plastics chemical linked to human diseases”
From Reuters: link here

B. “Ice Age geology revealed at Ground Zero
World Trade Center dig uncovers 20,000-year-old, 40-foot-deep pothole"
From the AP: link here

C. “The Methane Time Bomb
Arctic scientists discover new global warming threat as melting permafrost releases millions of tons of a gas 20 times more damaging than carbon dioxide."
From UK’s Independent:
link here

D. “Brazil: Surprise rise in Amazon destruction
Elections and food exports cited as two reasons for huge increase”
From the AP: link here

E. “Turtles rescued as highway project looms
Rescue squad, which includes a dog, working to relocate Eastern box turtles”
From the AP: link here
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12. SOCIO-ECONOMIC NEWS
A. “Why is a U.S. Army brigade being assigned to the "Homeland"?
For the first time in 100 years, and contrary to a long-standing legal prohibition, an active duty military unit is permanently assigned inside the U.S.” HMMM!
From Salon.com: link here

B. “Peter Schiff, Ron Paul supporter and President & Chief Global Strategist at Pacific Capital Inc, predicts $2000 gold in one year.
link here

C. “Guantanamo Prosecutor Quits, Says Evidence Was Withheld”
From the Washington Post:
link here

D. “Raw Foodists Arrested for Trafficking Chocolate”
From Natural News: link here

E. China milk scandal hits USA
“Heinz stops buying Chinese milk products”
From AFP: link here

And this from Voice of America: link here

F. “Ex-CIA Official Pleads Guilty to Steering Agency Contracts”
[Ed. Note: What else is new?]
From the Washington Post:
link here

G. “Home prices tumble by sharpest annual rate
Closely watched index falls 16.3 percent in July from the year-ago period”
From the AP: link here

H. “Next: The Mother Of All Bank Runs?”
From Forbes:
link here

I. “Don't Vote
Sarah Silverman and Jonah Hill can make even a voting PSA funny.”
link here
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13. SPECIAL REPORT: THE ECONOMY
[Ed. Note: The emails continued to pour in this week about the economy. Below are the stories I read last week I feel are the most significant and match my views.]

A. “Will Someone Please Bailout The Constitution?
From Housingdoom.com:
link here

B. “Bush Provokes Fear to Push for Bailout”
“This is the first time in the history of the United States that the president has sought to provoke a financial panic to get legislation through Congress. While this has proven to be a successful political strategy, it marks yet another low point in American politics.

It was incredibly irresponsible for President Bush to tell the American people on national television that the country could be facing another Great Depression. By contrast, when we actually were in the Great Depression, President Roosevelt said that, ‘we have nothing to fear, but fear itself,’" quoting the Center for Economic & Policy Research in Truthout.
link here

C. “3 Questions The Government Doesn’t Want You To Ask About the Financial Crisis”
From Elliott Wave International:
link here

D. “Bailout tests how much the American public will tolerate theft”
From the San Francisco Chronicle:
link here

E. “Bloomberg Analyst: $700 Billion Bailout Could Balloon to $5 Trillion”
From Business & Media Institute: link here

F. “Bailout ushers in the era of Obama
OK, maybe he won’t win, but the country is moving to his economic view”
From MSNBC: link here

G. “Where Wall Street learned the high art of deception”
“…Who is the biggest liar of them all?”
From the Statesman: link here

H. “Here's How to Fix the Wall Street Mess ...from Michael Moore”
link here

I. “Rep. Dennis Kucinich Rejects $700 Billion Bailout”
From Democracy Now: link here
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RAMTHA STUDENT NEWS
A. New Ramtha 1 on 1 auctions announced:
link here

B. The new RSE newsletter is out and packed with information:
link here

C. Master beekeeper Thomas Mani has a class Friday, October 10th, 7-9 pm in Gordon's Grange. "Honeybees are disappearing all over the world......but not in Yelm!"
Have a glimpse of what might expect you next spring, says Mr. Manni in his recent interview:
link here
More info: link here

D. RSE student Truette Tidwell has a new CD, "Butterfly Emerging," a one hour piece of music timed for mediation, massage, tai chi, yoga, etc.: link here

E. CSE’s wine-tasting benefit at Chef Ricardo’s in Yelm Oct 17th:
link here

F. Check-out RSE coordinator/distributor websites from around the world:
Argentina: link here
Australia: link here
Belgium: link here
Colombia: link here
France: link here
Germany/Austria/Italy/Czech Republic/Romania: link here
Ireland: link here
Japan: link here
Mexico: link here
South Africa: link here

G. JZ Knight is featured this month on Nourish Your Soul TV, Episode 1; Part 1:
“JZ Knight…special appearance at Living Well Sanctuary’s Nourish Your Soul intimate gathering as our featured guest speaker. Filmed at JZ Rose Boutique on September 29th, 2007.” link here

H. Students Mary Thompson & Tabizsa Dorman passed in recent days. We wish them well on their next adventures and will remember the grace and kindness they shared here for so many years.
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LOCAL NOTES
Covered last week on Yelm’s Community Blog:
A. Ft. Lewis increased noise begins through Oct. 10th
B. State rep candidate Campbell endorsed by Sierra Club
C. Vanda comedy show tour comes to Yelm next week
D. Thurston County’s priorities now: Survival
E. Thurston County Commissioner candidates coming to you
F. Local newspaper continues emphasis on divisiveness
G. Yelm Wal-Mart picketed for below-area standards
link here
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.”
Arthur Schopenhauer
German philosopher (1788 - 1860)
link here
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