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An Apology
Sorry for the lack of updates in the last two weeks. I've never been especially consistent with this blog, but I was going for a post a week this year, and I have failed. Sorry about that.
Not much has been going on in game development in the last two weeks. My girlfriend fell down our apartment stairs, our daughter got sick (just a cold, but in a three year old that's less than the most fun ever), my girlfriend and I got engaged, and then I caught our little girl's cold, but worse. So, I've been busy. But I thought I'd go over some news and such, some of it personal, some of it game dev related. Ready?
The biggest news over the last two weeks is that I'm engaged. My girlfriend and I have a friend who has gotten us a room in Vegas over the weekend of the first of April. I'm not much for April Fool's Day jokes, since April 1 is also my Mom's birthday, but I mentioned that it would be funny if we claimed to have gotten married while we were in Vegas. We started making a plan about finding a Little Person Elvis Impersonator to stage wedding photos with, and everyone had a good laugh. The conversation moved on to how we really ought to get engaged… and then we were. We started making real wedding plans for that weekend, then thought San Diego Comicon would be better, and then moved the date to next year's Comicon…
There was no real proposal involved – no one got down on one knee, and no rings were exchanged. And yet, I can't help but think that, for us, this was the best possible way for things to go down. It was very… us. The engagement was born out of laughter and having a good time. It was a mutual decision reached through discussion. Our immediate ideas involved geeking out the wedding as much as possible. We're engaged not because one person asked and the other accepted, but because we both, at about the same time, realized it was right.
I personally think that's romantic, but your mileage may vary.
Elements Development
I've more or less finished Part 1 (of about 6, I think) of the new Elements Beta. I haven't been able to work on it much over the laast two weeks, not just because of the impressive list of events going on in my life, but also because I've come across a new form of Writer's Block that I was heretofore unfamiliar with. I know what I want to say, I have everything planned, and once I get started, I figure Part 2 will take a week or two at most… but I can't figure out, for the life of me, how to get started. Which brings me to my process and why most of the usual suggestions (move on to something else, start in the middle, et al) won't work.
I tend to write from beginning to end. I use earlier concepts to build up to later ones, thereby occasionally requiring me to go back and make edits to earlier content. This resulted in a bit of a debacle for 16 Bit Heroes, in case anyone cares to recall (or even noticed – I got it fixed fairly quickly, and I'm not exactly the most read site on the net). Still, it's how I seem to be able to do things, and it's always worked well for me in the past. Less so now, apparently.
I may try the skipping ahead technique – Part 2 contains the Elements list, which might be a good place to start. But until I figure out how to get past this roadblock, actually writing down any Elements stuff has slowed to a crawl. My brain is still fairly buzzing with dev stuff, of course, but that's not doing me much good right now.
In any case, that's about all for now. I'll try to get back to an (at a minimum) update-per-week schedule. Who knows – maybe it will stick this time.


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Watching excess TV linked to poor brain function in later life
Los Angeles: Young adults who watch TV for more than three hours daily and have low level of physical activity may show poor cognitive function 25 years later in midlife, a new study has found.
Few studies have investigated the association between physical activity in early adulthood and cognitive function later in life.
Coupled with the increasing prevalence of sedentary or screen-based activities, such as watching television, these trends are of concern for upcoming generations of young people.
Tina D Hoang of the Northern California Institute for Research and Education at the Veterans Affairs Medical Centre, Kristine Yaffe of the University of California, San Francisco and coauthors examined associations between 25-year patterns of television viewing and physical activity and midlife cognition.
The study of 3,247 adults (ages 18 to 30) used a questionnaire to assess television viewing and physical activity during repeated visits over 25 years.
High television viewing was defined as watching TV for more than three hours per day for more than two-thirds of the visits and exercise was measured as units based on time and intensity.
Cognitive function was evaluated at year 25 using three tests that assessed processing speed, executive function and verbal memory.
Participants with high television viewing during 25 years (353 of 3,247 or 10.9 per cent) were more likely to have poor cognitive performance on some of the tests.
Low physical activity during 25 years in 528 of 3,247 participants (16.3 per cent) was associated with poor performance on one of the tests.
The odds of poor cognitive performance were almost two times higher for adults with both high television viewing and low physical activity in 107 of 3,247 (3.3 per cent) participants, according to the results.
"We found that low levels of physical activity and high levels of television viewing during young to mid-adulthood were associated with worse cognitive performance in midlife," the researchers wrote in the study published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.
"In particular, these behaviours were associated with slower processing speed and worse executive function but not with verbal memory," the researchers wrote.
"Participants with the least active patterns of behaviour (ie, both low physical activity and high television viewing time) were the most likely to have poor cognitive function," they wrote.
"Individuals with both low physical activity and high sedentary behaviour may represent a critical target group," the study concluded.


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It was, for those not fully animate at the time, a year of great significance for surfing. There was Tom Curren, smooth Seppo regularfooter. There was Occy, the Raging Bull, loud Aussie screwfoot. They battled then; they'll battle now. Have a gander for more on the Clash of the Icons, Bells Beach.
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Agnes Johanna Elizabeth Mills
Agnes Johanna Elizabeth Mills, age 89, of Norwood Young America, died Thursday, Dec. 20, 2007 at St. Mary's Care Center in Winsted.
She was born April 16, 1918, in Walker, Minn., the daughter of John and Philomena "Minnie" (Stauner) DeFlorin. Agnes received the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, and first communion at the Church Of St. Agnes in Walker.
She graduated from the Walker High School, and attended normal teacher's training. Agnes taught in a one-room country school for four years.
She was united in marriage with LeRoy "Roy" E. Mills April 26, 1941, at the Church Of St. Agnes. This union was blessed with four children, Patricia, JoAnne, Barbara, and John.
The family lived in Walker, where Agnes was employed as a cook at the Walker High School for many years. In 1963, an employment change for LeRoy brought them to Norwood Young America. Agnes also worked as a cook at the Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia.
She enjoyed crocheting, and was an accomplished seamstress. Agnes also enjoyed reading, dancing, and doing ceramics. In earlier years, she loved the time spent as a 4-H leader.
Agnes' family was very important to her and she cherished the time spent with her children and grandchildren.
Since July of 2006, Agnes had been a resident of the St. Mary's Care Center in Winsted.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Philomena; husband Roy; four brothers; and five sisters.
Agnes is survived by her children, Patricia Bajula (husband Gary) of Crosby, Texas, JoAnne Mankenberg (husband Clifford) of Howard Lake, Barbara Honebrink (husband Clarence) of Cokato, and John Mills (wife Mary) of Oakdale; 10 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; as well as nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends.
Funeral services were Thursday, Dec. 27 at 10 a.m. at the Church Of The Ascension in Norwood Young America with the Rev. Paul Ardolf officiating. The organist was Marilee Widmer. Music selections were "Just A Closer Walk With Thee," "The Old Rugged Cross," "How Great Thou Art," and "Shall We Gather At The River." Interment was in the church cemetery.
Visitation and evening parish prayer service took place Wednesday evening, Dec. 26 at the Paul-McBride Funeral Chapel in Norwood Young America.
Serving as casket bearers were David Bajula, Bob Bajula, Christine Gagner, Kip Mankenberg, Jodi Crawford, Tom Crawford, Kelly Mankenberg, Brian Honebrink, Beth Honebrink, Jarod Mills, and Jennifer Mills.
Arrangements were by the Paul-McBride Funeral Chapel in Norwood Young America.


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Miles Teller is set to star in animated movie The Ark and the Aardvark. The 29-year-old actor will voice the titular aardvark character in the upcoming animated feature which re-imagines the Old Testament story of Noah's Ark.
The plot will re-tell the biblical tale in which Noah is told by God to build a huge boat so he can take two of every animal on board so they can survive a catastrophic flood but this time through the eyes of the animals and those creatures who don't get picked to be saved.
In the story, the aardvark – named Gilbert – will lead a group of misfit animals through natural disasters and personal anxieties as they try to board the mighty ark before the impending flood.
The movie has John Stevenson at the helm to direct, following his success on animated project Kung Fu Panda. Cecil Kramer – who produced the Oscar-winning Wallace & Grommit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit – is on board as an executive producer along with Ben Ruffman and Steve Goldstein from Unified Pictures.
Whilst no other cast members have yet been announced, the crew seem confident that Miles will be able to bring this project to life, and dubbed the star as "exceptionally talented".
John said in a statement: "Gilbert is young, spirited, sarcastic, and we couldn't have found a more perfect artist to bring Gilbert to life in Miles."
Keith Kjarval – a producer on the project – added: "Miles is an exceptionally talented and comically gifted young man who's perfect for our hero Gilbert."
Production has already started on the animated comedy, but no release date has been confirmed as of yet.


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Saturday, March 05, 2011
Fujifilm instant camera
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A film camera? Wow! You could create art with it.
- 5 Mar 2011, 03:06:00
- eolake said...
Sometimes you sound like you wish the 21st century had never happened! :-)
I actually mentioned you (though not by name) and this attitude in the TechFan podcast.
- 5 Mar 2011, 03:12:00
- TC [Girl] said...
Eolake said...
"I actually mentioned you (though not by name) and this attitude in the TechFan podcast."
Yeah, man (ttl)...you're "silly"! lol! ;-)
- 5 Mar 2011, 10:03:00
- eolake said...
I hope I was respectful.
For one thing I'm not entirely sure TTL is not right.
- 5 Mar 2011, 12:11:00
- Ray said...
Is this a Polaroid re-invented?
- 5 Mar 2011, 15:37:00
Hey, Yolack, thanks for the 15 secs of fame! We are starting to win! :-)
As my new role model Charlie would say ...
"I don't live in the middle anymore, that's where you get embarrassed in front of the prom-queen."
- 6 Mar 2011, 13:10:00
- eolake said...
We're going to the top, mate.
It's funny how enormously common variation of "yolack" is. Both syllables misunderstood. I'm really not sure where either misconception comes in.
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Read Bill Siwicki explain what healthcare companies need to look forward in their new cyber security recruits on Healthcare IT News :
Healthcare has special challenges securing information and devices. The consequences of a successful hack can be, at their worst, extreme results on people's health and well-being. Medical records are worth more on the black market than identity data, and thus make health records particularly vulnerable to theft and ransomware attacks.
Read his full article here.


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I think lemon meringue pie has to be one of my favorite classic desserts. Right up there with chocolate cake and butter tarts.
Our dad loves lemon meringue. It is his number 1 favorite pie. (Sour Cream Raisin Pie is his second)
Oddly enough, I am not in love with pie.
I love pie.
I'm just not "IN love" with pie.
Anyway, this is very lemony and, if you don't care for meringue, you can top it with whipped cream. I prefer whipped cream but I decided to go the classical route for the sake of our dad.
Ooooh pretty! I made it look like a flower by gently pressing a spoon into the meringue before baking.
Lemon Meringue Pie
1 cup sugar
2 Tbsp flour
3 Tbsp cornstarch
pinch salt
1 1/2 cups water
2 large lemons, juiced and zested
2 Tbsp butter
4 eggs, separated
1 8 inch pie crust, baked
6 Tbsp white sugar
In a medium saucepan, whisk together 1 cup sugar, flour, cornstarch, and salt. Stir in water, lemon juice & zest. (There should be at least 1/3 cup lemon juice) Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until mixture comes to a boil. Stir in butter. Set aside.
In a small bowl, whisk egg yolks. Gradually whisk in about 1/2 cup of the hot mixture. (Do this slowly so the eggs don't curdle!) Whisk egg yolks back into remaining hot mixture.
Place back over medium heat and bring to a boil, stirring frequently. Continue to cook and stir until thick. Remove from heat.
Baked shells ready to go!
Pour mixture into baked pie crust.
Let pie cool for about 20 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350.
Prepare meringue: In a large glass or metal bowl, whip egg whites until foamy. Gradually add the 6 Tbsp of sugar, 1 Tbsp at a time. (Add sugar very gradually so the sugar has time to incorporate and dissolve. You don't want it to be grainy.) Beat until stiff peaks form.
Spread meringue over pie, making sure to seal the edges at the crust.
You can make peaks with the edge of a spoon if you want to fancy it up.
Bake in preheated oven about 10 minutes, until meringue is golden brown. Watch carefully!!
Craving lemon pie now?
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02-15-2012 12:44 AM - edited 02-15-2012 12:46 AM
Hello guys, I bought my Lenovo Y570 almost 7 months ago, everything was working fantastically well (software and hardware) until last night.
I opened up my laptop, turned it on, and waited like a min or so, I heard Windows booting... But the screen simply wont show me anything, only a black screen. The backlight works, and if I press Fn + F2 the backlight will turn off and on. I've tried the taking off the battery and waiting 30 seconds trick but it doesn't work...
The laptop boots perfectly, and the rest of the hardware is in perfect condition (integrated keyboard, fan, usb ports, and so on), even my Windows Home Basic.
I live in Venezuela, so I apologize for my poor English since it's not my first language.
Thank you very much beforehand.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Have you tried connecting an external monitor, if you haven't already got one connected?
Yah, im doing it rght now, the video is perfect connected to my external monitor (i can even see things in 1920 x 1080 and many other resolutions). I wrote this reply form my laptop.
Thanks for replying
02-15-2012 12:52 PM - edited 02-15-2012 12:53 PM
Seem like a problem with Led screen probably the inverter board, which is better than one with video graphic. You should take it to test the inverter board, before trying anything else.
Sadly, I can't *tinker* with my laptop because it would void my warranty, so I can't do the test. But after giving a thorough read to the article, it seems you hit the jackpot. I suppose all that's left for me is to use my warranty and get a new system... Thanks for your help and time
No worries mate, at Lenovo we're here for each other, come back any time.


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Since the Model T's introduction in 1911, Ford has traded in Great Briton for 100 years and become a brand so closely knitted that many see the UK as its adopted nation. Sales are exception to this day with the Fiesta continually maintaining its place at the top of the sales charts. Ford are releasing a special Fiesta with plenty of toys to celebrate this milestone.
Called the Centura, this Fiesta much like the first mass produced Ford can be bought in "any colour so lang as it's black." LED lights, chrome mirrors, automatic wipers 16 inch alloy wheels and rear view camera are all included in the package. The 1.25 litre engine is unchanged but the Centura with this combination of extras will be limited to just 100 units. Available in three-door for £13,395 and five-door for £13,995 it is typical Fiesta value for money.


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FIIB organizes a day long Blood Donation Camp
19 February 2014
"From what we get, we can make a living; what we give, however, makes a life." - Arthur Ashe
Blood Donation is an incredible lifesaving gesture, which is equivalent to giving life. Blood can't be manufactured by artificial means; it has to be supplemented from a donor. More than 38,000 blood donations are needed every day. To contribute towards the noble cause, FIIB organizes Blood Donation Campaigns annually and encourages every healthy person to participate in it.
Fortune Institute of International Business in association with the Lion's International Club organized a Blood Donation Camp at FIIB premises on 18th February, 2014. The daylong Camp saw active participation from all FIIB'ians. The Camp also received participation from a handful of volunteers other than FIIB'ians. The success of the camp can be attributed to the relentless hard work of the Organizing Committee and members of the Lion's Club. The donors received a glass of fruit juice, fruits and a small token of appreciation for their noble act.
The Blood Donation Campaign is an integral part of the Campus Sustainability Initiative at FIIB in its continuous endeavor to give back exemplary contributions to the society. A few other successful drives by the Institute include: E-waste Collection Drive, Cloth Collection Drive, Recycling Solid waste, Composting of organic waste etc.
AuditoriumFIIB's state-of-the-art auditorium can seat over 150 individuals and has provisions for video conferencing along with other ultra-modern technologies. Students also enjoy the provision of multiple conference and seminar halls if required.
CafeteriaA fully functional cafeteria serves sumptuous meals and beverages all through the day for the students to refresh and revive. Students not only enjoy the meals here but sometimes unwind sitting in the area over a cup of coffee.
ClassroomsThe state of the art classrooms at the Institute enhance the learning experience of students as they are equipped with the latest equipment including projectors, screens, options for video conferencing etc.
Electronic Resource CentreThe campus hosts a state-of-the-art computer lab housing over 180 terminals and 200 laptops. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled. Online Learning and Teaching Software is also provided for flexibility and access to learning material at all times.
Indoor GamesThe recreational centre has arrangements for several indoor sports like pool, table tennis, carom and chess. These may be accessed by students during their breaks and can be used as effective recreational tools to relax.
Knowledge Resource CentreStudents can access a fully computerized and air-conditioned library housing over 15,000 books, 195 periodicals/journals, 750 audio-visual and multimedia. The Library subscribes to major online research and informational databases.
Outdoor GamesThe Campus also has provisions badminton, volleyball and a number of outdoor games and activities
Recreational CentreThe recreational centre of FIIB provides its students space and opportunity to indulge in activities like indoor games and relax. The Centre is outfitted with television, student lockers and various indoor sports like pool table, table tennis, carom and chess.


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balla45 wrote:The Schwab wrote:The 3 class system talk is about 20 years too late, it should have happened before all the co-ops started happening. I ask you though, why did all these co-ops happen? I know a lot of schools co-oped for the chance to just be able to compete with the larger schools in their districts/regions. Right now we have a broken system. I understand that people from regions 2, 4 and 8 might not see the system as broken and that's fine, everyone is entitled to their opinion. My thoughts on how to better fix the system rather then a traditional 3 class system (because the NDHSAA has made it clear that no matter what it's members want, this will NEVER happen) is to lower the cutoff number to class A. Have the top class of 20 teams be in high A, Low A be the next 20 teams and have two regions for each class. Top four from each region in High and Low "A" qualify for the state tournament, use a QRF formula (this way they could schedule bigger class B schools and wouldn't kill rivalries or make unrealistic travel) to seed them 1-16 (have 2 games each at 4 neutral site locations (GF, Fargo, Minot, Bismarck)) winner of those 8 qualifying games qualifies for the state Class A tournament. For this to work all schools with non-defined borders couldn't play in class B. This way you would have a chance for great matchups, the NDHSAA would love it because they'd make more money and it would bring back a small town feel to class B basketball. Just my two cents, take it for what it's worth.
I still hate this idea. Teams would consistently be at the A tournament that are not good enough to be there creating some gross basketball.
In theory the current class A state tournament could be the same as it is now if not better because you could get the 8 true best teams in the state at the "AA" tournament


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My nikon coolpix s5 turns on and dispay remains dark- but all settings show up on display screen- cant take picture but i can view old pictures. i have taken out battery and restarted camera but still have same problem--it looks like display is turned off--but can't find any options to control that function. thanks
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The camera's ccd, the image sensor , is either faulty or has become disconnected. This is a fault that can't be fixed by fiddling with the settings. If the camera is under warranty, then return it for repair. If it is not, it may cost more to repair it than to replace it with a new and better camera. They get cheaper and more capable every year- don't spend too much restoring an old model.
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My nikon coolpix s5 turns on and dispay remains dark- but all settings show up on display screen- cant take picture but i can view old pictures. i have taken out battery and restarted camera but still have same problem--it looks like display is turned off--but can't find any options to control that function. thanks
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How do you fix 'lens error restart camera' I put it in my bookbag. I guess i threw my bookbag around and now i have this "lens error, restart camera." The lens froze halfway and it's staying that way. Please help. I have te same problem with my camera the battery went flat and the lens was still out so i tried to tur it on but it says lens error 112 and it won't turn on !
This is probably THE most common failure among digital cameras. There's a halfway chance of fixing it yourself, described here: http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2007/12/fixing-lens-error-on-digital-camera.html ... Sanyo VPC-S7 Digital Camera
Hello typrice, at the second paraghrap you said: "Or the battery ran down with the lens extended." as a possible cause. I'm quite sure this is what happend with my camera (is a FE-340 model) so I tryed all the fixes 1 to 4, because I don't think it is a blocking problem of the lens. The simtom is just as discribed (lens go out and in 3 times, then turn off). I still can't fix the problem, there is any way to restart the software?? I find it should be simple to fix but still have no success... PL
You say you've tried fixes 1-4. Your symptom sounds like the lens is trying 3 times to open fully and then gives up. Why haven't you tried fix #5? ... Olympus FE-340 Digital Camera
On start up the camera does not focus, the lens then retracts, and a blue screen appears on the view finder, with the codes 5f o8 & 5e o2 displayed. The camera is 4 years old at least, I am still using the original battery. It has been used in rough conditions in Antarctica & most recently in high humidity in mato atlantico on east coast of Brazil, in Rio Janeiro state. when problem occurred. Battery state indicates that it is charged.
There variasOlympus lens error 5e02 5f08 5f08 340th (lens error)For usblsbThe Olympus has released a breakdown that makes the screen turns blue and leave a message with the NEXT error codes.340th 5f08 5f08 5e02 ... Olympus Stylus 700 / 700 Digital Camera
Canon 1000D Hello there, I'm in China at the Beijing games. my 1000D is giving me a error message 99. can't take picture. I have turn it off and on, take the battery out but the problem still come back after 4 or 5 snaps. please help. I have change lenses and clear the head but not winning. Thanx well i have the similar problem, that i could identify that the camera goes off state after 30 mins, then i found that the display power cannot come, but the camera is working with view finder, if i
Yep set the auto turn off higher and instead of removing the battery, just open and close the battery compartment.This appears to be a problem I have raised with Canon, hopefully they will release a firmware update soon to fix this ... Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS / 1000D IS Digital Camera
I'm having problems transferring my pics from my canon powershot A540 to my computer. I've uninstalled and reinstalled the zoombrower program, recharged the camera batteries and restarted the computer. Usually as soon as I open the program and turn the camera on, the display screen on the camera opens.....but right now...nothing!!! Any suggestions?? Peggy
Try NOT connecting your camera to your computer.The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or c ... Canon PowerShot A540 Digital Camera
My still digital camera is Sony DSC W210. I am remove the external battery 3-4 days and open again aftre 3-4 days, display lost the set date and time. this problem is Internal battery or external battery.
That is the internal battery you cant replaced whit out opening the camera cassing and its very touchy you will need a tech to do so\012hope that will help you\012regarsd Allan ... Digital Cameras
White Screen Every time i turn my camera on i just see a white screen, the lens comes in and out perfectly but i cant see anything except white even when i press any button on the camera it still displays a white screen. But when I plug my camera into my computer it displlays the pictures clearly in colour and there is not a problem with them??
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3 times i've the same problem with my camera, 3 times they've sent it back. The problem still exists. A new battery, properly charged by me, the camera takes between 1 and 5 photos and then the camera goes dead. I was told by Canon that the battery lid on the camera was causing a short, they said 'Problem solved.' Nope, the problem is still there and i've run out of extended warranty. Please, please help.
Lemon law with company and replacements normally work in sets of 3. Now that you have had them send you the same type of camera, and the same problem has occured 3 times, demand that they replace it with a comparable or camera of greater value. Wor ... Canon Digital Cameras
System error ya my digital camera coolpix 885 was just working fine,with no problems,then suddenly i tried zoom in and zoom out,took a picture,and the next moment i see all the images taken henceforth are blurred,tried everything clicking pictures with and without flash,zoom in and out and other things,it still does'nt work so i thought i ll switch it off n then restart and hell it gives an error message "system error". so as usual i removed my battery and replaced it back still it shows "syste
The following blog outlines some repair options for a lens error:\015\012\015\012http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/ ... Nikon Coolpix 3200 Digital Camera
I charged the battery and when I put it in the camera and press the power button the orange light next to the play button turns on for a moment, flashes and then turns off. When I plug my camera into my computer, the display screen still works so it's not a problem with the screen.
The batteries could be used up and not holding a charge. Try some fresh alkalines and see if that works. ... Olympus FE-340 Digital Camera
My digital Kodak camera Easy Share v530 has problem the off/on cant be functioning anymore and when I charge the battery still cant use off/on switch. what should I do? Help greatly appreciated.
It could be something more serious, or as simple as inserting\015\012fresh/fully charged batteries, but the problem you describe is frequently due to\015\012corroded battery contacts inside the camera. Remove the batteries and\015\012wipe the camera ... Kodak EasyShare V530 Digital Camera
Problem with my t1035 polaroid display screen camera. I charged battery, refomatted memory card, and reset camera to factory settings and it still blinks orange very quickly at start up then says "goodbye" and turns off without any error code or reason why it is turning off. Please help
Sorry this isn't a solution, but i have the same problem. have you solved the problem yet? ... Polaroid i1035 Digital Camera
I have a Canon PowerShot S3 IS Digital camera and just recently started having problems with it....turn it on and receive lens error, restart camera. It just makes a clicking noise and will shut off. I have replaced the batteries since this started and still receive this error.
HelloUnfortunately\012 a "lens error" message is not something that you will be able to fix. This error indicates a system failure and requires the \012camera to be sent in for servicing and repair.\012 \012You may fin ... Canon PowerShot S3 IS Digital Camera
System error ya my digital camera coolpix 885 was just working fine,with no problems,then suddenly i tried zoom in and zoom out,took a picture,and the next moment i see all the images taken henceforth are blurred,tried everything clicking pictures with and without flash,zoom in and out and other things,it still does'nt work so i thought i ll switch it off n then restart and hell it gives an error message "system error". so as usual i removed my battery and replaced it back still it shows "syste
HelloThe problem is that the lens has become stuck in the barrel. There are some DIY solutions you could try, but the \015\012probability is that you will have to get it fixed by a pro ... Nikon Coolpix 885 Digital Camera
Frame error Turn on and take photo and then a message comes up saying "frame error" and then Even shutting the camera off. When turning it back on it still says "frame error" . When you take several photos you only end up with a very few on the memory card. What is the problem and how can i fix it? I cant view any of the photos. I replace camera with a new battery. Could it be my SMART CARD. Need help! Fuji MX-2900
... Fuji MX-2900 Zoom Digital Camera
When I turn on my panasonic digital camera DMC-LZ7 (with fresh batteries) it attempts to focus but cant then displays a message saying "turn off camera and turn back on again". If i do this, the same problem appears
Looks like a problem with the CCD sensor. Try removing batteries, and SD card for 5 minutes. Replace new batteries and try again.If issue persists, you will have to get the piece serviced. ... Panasonic Digital Cameras
Is there a way to "restart" my Casio Exilim EX-Z700? While I was taking a picture it seemed to freeze while it was trying to display the picture I just took - then, with the lens still popped out the screen stayed blank and it turned off, and now it won't turn on. The lens is still stuck in the "out" position. No buttons work. I tried to put it in the cradle to charge, and tried a different battery as well. Nothing works. Camera is dead!
Normally changing the battery solves this.Make sure you replace it with a good quality new battery and make sure it goes in the right way around as when you get in a flap it often ends up in the wrong way! ... Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z700 Digital Camera
When I turn on camera it always shows on the display that I have to check out time and date. I believe that the problem is with inner battery but i cant open camera to look inside.
You are right for that, carefully find out how to open it, be carefull while opening, be inthusiastic, you cant do anything if you afraid of,, ... Digital Cameras
Lens error my canon IXUS 860 IS is having a lens error problem. firstly, the lens cant retract back and when i try to switch it on, the screen will say 'lens error, restart camera' so how do i restart the camera?? i'm currently overseas and although my camera is within warranty, i cant possibly send my camera back to the original country for repair. is there any DIY method?? i'm an amateur at cameras so i do not wish to try any method that may further make the problem worse. thank you for your h
This is probably THE single most common failure among digital cameras. There's a halfway chance of fixing it yourself, described here: http://camerarepair.blogspot.com/2007/12/fixing-lens-error-on-digital-camera.html ... Canon IXUS V2 Digital Camera


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One of 3 pieces of lace, all of which I believe were once used for window valances. It is hand crocheted, measures 14.5" long and then whip stitched onto a cotton tape which adds another 3/4 inch. Imagine walking into a room full of windows graced with this lace. In truth, I originally bought this for myself at a garage sale. At the time we were contemplating buying a different home and I intended to use this in the sun room. However, we decided to stay where we're at and (as much as it kills me) I don't have a place to use it here. The length of this piece is 95". There are two available. There is the third piece that measures 142". All are bright white and perfect. All are sold separately.
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Water Project!
Raymon travels and teaches how to energize water using his focused thoughts and intentions. You can do this too. If each of us energize and clean up all the water in our lives, that we come into contact with each day, think aobut the impact on the whole earth of just this one action.
Here are a few suggestions.
Adjust the water to the appropriate surface tension of the person using it
Put a thought form into the water that it will energize any water that it touches, to be equal to or to exceed the energy of the water you energize
You will gain increased benefits of this water if you will put your own intent into it.
Every time you drink water, have the thought that it is serving the purpose you intend.
Put in a thought form to cleanse all waste material from your cells.
Put in a thought form that it will give you the ability to energize more water
For bodies of water: Remove the spirit of anger and fear from the water, of the sea creatures
Combine the Water Project and Raising Consciousness so that every time you do this (drink water) it raises your level of consciousness and the level of the consciousness of humanity.
Raymon Grace spoke at the Total Health Show in Toronto on March 29, 2003. Below is a partial transcript of his talk about water.
"Using Water to Change Energy -
Using Energy to Change and Clean Water"
".... We're going to talk about water today, until we run out of time or run out of what to say, whichever comes first. We have been working on this for awhile. I'll tell you who I mean by "we". My friend Larry Huszczo and his dad Walter figure in to the story we are going to share with you here today. Plus, I work with what I refer to as the Spirit World. That's my definition of it. You can take it for whatever its worth.
I'll start out with something everyone should know but most people live as if they do not know --- is --- that --- we are not making any more water. There is not any more now than there ever has been. But there is a lot less pure water. Every day we have less and less drinkable water on the planet. Every day, we have more and more people drinking it, using it and polluting it. This is a trend that can not continue indefinitely. It may continue until there are no more humans left to pollute it any longer but it will not continue indefinitely. There has got to be an end to it somewhere. It may or may not be within our lifetimes. Chances are, it very well may be. It may be right at the end of them because if we pollute all of it, there won't be much more left.
For those of you old enough to remember, back in 1973, down in the States, when gas prices went from 30 cents to $1 a gallon, you would have been hard pressed to have convinced anyone, including me, that the time would come that you would be paying more for a gallon of water than you do for a gallon of gas. But you have already seen that time.
So, looking down the road another 10 years ---- what are you going to be paying for it --- if it is even available?
Those of you who have children and grandchildren might want to consider them. Because that is one of the things that motivates me. That your children and grandchildren even have decent water to drink at any price.
I'm not a person who believes that 'that is the way it is and there is nothing you can do about it'. About hardly anything. With most things, I like to do something about it. That's the title of my book "The Future Is Yours' DO Something About It".
You don't have to be real smart to do something, you just have to have determination. Much of what we have accomplished over the past few years, we really didn't know what the outcome would be. We just knew that if we didn't do anything, that nothing would happen, and, if we did something, that something might happen.
I'd like to start the major part of this story in mid-April, 2001. Before that time, we have been energizing water. Mostly to help to make a physical correction to the body or perhaps even an emotional correction or perhaps even to just alter our thinking pattern. How do we do this, and why?
Your body is made up of a great percentage of water. Depending on who you ask you get a different per cent, so I just don't bother to quote numbers. Water has the capability of being easily programmable. That is, you can implant thoughts in to water. And the water seems to hold the thoughts.
We've been fooling with this stuff for years, with some fairly decent results, but on a small scale. We reached a point where we could not just continue on a small scale. We had to do something else. Many times, opportunities come in the way of problems ---- most of the time, this is the way they come. In April 2001, I was speaking at the Ozark Research Institute in Arkansas and 4 women came to me and said "There is a big spring about 50 miles from here that we would like to take you to and show to you. It used to be a very pure spring. In fact, water was drawn out of it and bottled and sold all over the country. But it has long since become very polluted and the water there isn't usable any longer."
I knew what they wanted, I just didn't know what to do about it. They took me out there, it is a beautiful spring, roughly 25' in diameter, 25' deep, it produced 38,000,000 gallons of water every 24 hours. It's known as Blue Springs, right north of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. I got a little ways away from these people to think, because I figured --- they brought me out here, thinking I could do something. I wished they were right. I started communicating, as best I could, with some of the spirits of the land there. I found that there were some Indian spirits still around that spring. This was on the Trail of Tears where the Cherokee people were marched from Cherokee, North Carolina in to Oklahoma in 1838. About 4,000 or so Indians died along the way. This was on the trail. Some of them were still there. I asked them "Would you like me to take you on over to the Spirit World?" They said "No. What we want you to do is to purify the water." I said: "Yes, that's a good idea. Do you have any good ideas as to how this can be done?" But I didn't get an answer. I thought --- maybe what I need to do is to communicate with the water.
I didn't know how I was going to do this, so I took my boots off and I sat there with my feet in there. I realize its not a normal way to purify water --- soaking your feet in it --- however, it felt good, and I thought that maybe I can get in contact here and see what will happen.
What I got next --- you can say I made it up and you might be right. I prefer to say that the water gave me a message. The message I got was "Everything had a frequency". (Which we already knew, we just had not applied it yet in all the ways that were possible). The message was:
"Scramble the frequency of the pollutants of the water. And adjust them to the frequency of pure water."
We had learned that everything has a frequency. I don't think I found anything yet that does not. The human body has a frequency --- there is an ideal frequency for the human body. Only one in several thousand are on that frequency, but there is an ideal frequency for the human body.
Various diseases have frequencies. So do emotions. There's a frequency for love, there's a frequency for hate and fear and depression and joy and happiness and all these things. The good news is: You have the ability to change these frequencies. The human mind has a lot more capability than most people realize. We've done some pretty fair stuff with it, but we have not yet scratched the surface.
Let me simplify this for you. You say "Well, how do you do this?" I use what I call a Dowsing System because I'm a Dowser. I usually use that system because it works. But what if you are not a Dowser? Then, you can say a prayer. I don't think it makes a lot of difference. All that dowsing is --- is a way to focus intent. Which is basically what a prayer is. All I ever do, is: Ask. I don't really do anything myself. I "just" ask. You'll get a lot more accomplished in life, if you ask, then you will if you don't ask. So ask.
Whenever this message --- I'll use that term --- came to me to scramble the frequency of the pollutants of the water, I just take out my pendulum that I always carry in my pocket ---- now what would I have done if I hadn't had a pendulum? I would have just asked anyway. Since the pollutants are much higher than the frequencies of pure water, the pendulum went in a counter clockwise manner. This is all we did. I probably said a few words of gratitude to the Spirit of the Water, or something to that effect, because that is the way I think.
It was all over and I really didn't know if we had accomplished anything or not. But I thought I tried and I would rather try and fail than I would not try at all.
I sought out who I thought were some of the best dowsers in North America because a lot of them were my friends. And this was the way I framed the question: "Would you do me a favor. Would you go back in time to the 1st of April [2001] and check out Blue Springs, Arkansas. And tell me what is the condition of the water concerning the purity of the water." Now there have been various numbers given, because not all dowsers agree on exactly the same thing --- we may read a different scale, we may have a little different way of interpreting things --- the numbers were a little different. Not a great deal, but some. The bottom line was: Very Polluted. Now --- would you do me one more favor. Would you move time forward to the first of May [2001], and check the spring again. Every one has said: What did you do? The purity is 95-100%.
Okay. So what do we have here? We have a bunch of people who have all swung pendulums in the same direction and arrived at the same conclusion? Does that prove anything? No, but it's pretty decent evidence. Last week, I happened to get an email, from one of the ladies who took me up there and she had bought the spring. And had the water tested by the Nature Conservancy. And they said it was one of the purest springs they had ever tested. 38,000,000 gallons a day worth. What did we do? We just asked. We asked with respect. You get a lot more by having respect. This was what really got us started. We only got the scientific confirmation this past week. But just the dowsing confirmation was enough to give me confidence to start telling people how to do this and to start putting the word out. And people started listening.
So let's move time on up to last June [2002]. I was visiting the Huszczo family, in Burford (Ontario) and Walter (Huszczo) had gotten a bunch of water from various sources. He had energized this water with various means. He had one sample from the Lourdes spring --- over in France --- the healing water over there. He had also asked if I would energize some water. He wanted to do an experiment. It looks like we had 8 containers of water here. He had them numbered 1 through 8. I did not have a clue which water was in which glass or bottle. My job is to put them up here and set them on the table. Walter's job was to go way back through the hallway, and come towards them with his dowsing rods. Where the dowsing rods crossed ---- that would be the line indicating the edge of the energy field of the water. There is an energy field to everything, for those of you who may not know --- you have seen pictures of this. To make it real simple, it is like Jesus' picture with a "halo" around his head. That is his aura. This is an energy field. Water also has an energy field. A normal bottle of water has an energy field of 5 - 5 1/2 inches. That is just as a point of reference from what I am going to tell you now.
When Walter would test the water, I still didn't know which water we were testing, I would simply write down the distance, then set up another one. We went through all 8 bottles like that.
Every bit of the energizing of the water worked. It looks like the least we had went out 10 feet. The water from the spring over in France, the healing water, went out 30 feet. The water that I had energized, simply by holding it, and you can say I said an affirmation, or said a prayer or made a request --- pick whichever one you like the best --- went out 60 feet.
The one that went out the furthest --- not that day but 3 days later, after he had done some more work on it, went out 80 feet. That was some water he had put in a structure that he has created. (You can see some of these "energy structures" at the booth, #805, upstairs on the exhibit floor.) He had put this water in the one that he calls the Flower of Life. It expanded out to 80 feet. It took a day or so to do that. What we are saying here is that everything we did worked. Some things worked better than others.
Then we decided to check the swimming pool. He goes towards the swimming pool with his dowsing rods --- this is not city water, it is well water --- and the rods cross at approximately 3 feet -- which is reasonable. My spring water at home has an energy field of approximately 40 inches. I understand that is comparable to a bottle of water that goes out 5 1/2 inches. He said "why don't you take that water and pour it in the swimming pool to see if you can change the energy [field] of the water in the swimming pool?" I said: "No, let's take one drop." I stuck my finger down in that glass of water, I put it in the pool, sloshed it around. I said "Ok, Walter, measure it with your dowsing rod and let's see what happens." The rods crossed at 40 feet. In a matter of less than 5 minutes we had increased the energy field of 23,000 gallons of water from 3 feet to 40 feet with the use of 1 drop.
Now that is good evidence to me, because I believe in his abilities. But scientifically, this is not [yet] credible. I had another bright idea. I said "Walter, go way out in the field and come back and tell me what happens." The rods crossed at 200 feet. What did we do? We simply mentally took the Flower of Life, which was sitting over in the corner and put the energy of it in the swimming pool. But we didn't tell him what we did. We just did it.
We were really excited about this, but we didn't know quite what to do with it. The following week, Larry and I were travelling out in Alberta. Walter called one night and said that he had had a burn on his arm, about 3/8 inch wide, that hadn't healed. He got in to the pool, when he got out he noticed that it was all healed. Seeing that, he invited some of his neighbors with aches and pains and limps in to his pool. They came out and they weren't hurting any longer. At that point, we knew we had something. We still don't know quite what it is, but we are working on it.
There were 7 of us out there --- for those of you who have read my book, Chapter 8 is devoted to a couple of friends of mine who live in a little cabin in Northern Alberta, Winnie and Bill Askin. We measured the water out there on a Bovis scale. A Bovis scale, to my understanding (which is quite limited) is a scale of measurement with which practically anything can be tested. But I did not know how to do that. So I went outside and got a bottle of water from the rain barrel outside. I brought it inside and I asked Bill to test it with his Bovis Scale, to come up with some type of scientific unit of measurement for testing, not just some arbitrary scale of 1 to 10 --- which is something we do often. He checked it out and got a reading of 2,000.
I took the water and I energized it. How did I do that? I didn't do anything more than: say a prayer, make a request, say a few words of respect --- whatever it is you want to say. And I gave it back to him, and said: "I'd like for you to check it again." It went to 100,000. Then we passed it around. There were 7 of us there. Every one there did whatever they knew how. We didn't necessarily copy each other, we just did what we each knew how to do. The energy went to 1,000,000. Bill's wife, Winnie, had a sore ankle, that I had not been able to help with. It kind of bothered me, but I just had not been able to help the woman. But I got a bright idea. I said "Winnie go get yourself a pan, big enough to put your feet in. I want to try something." I took the water, and I put a "thought form" in it. A thought form is really nothing more than an intent, but I did not tell anybody what I did. (If you want to experiment, sometimes, you don't tell anyone until after the fact.) She brought the pan in, I said "Put your feet in it." I poured about half the bottle of water in it and she said --- even before I finished pouring the water "Oh my, I've never felt water like this before. The energy of the water is coming up through my feet and legs and all through my body." That was the thought form I put in it --- it was that the energy of the water would go all through her body. I asked "How does your ankle feel?" It didn't hurt. We were on a road trip for 3 weeks after that. It still didn't hurt.
What we did --- we put another thought form in to the water --- that the water would energize all water that it touched, equal to that of the original water --- to equal or exceed the original water --- and that the process would be repeated continually. We stopped along the way and we poured a few drops of water in to the Peace River and the MacKenzie River and in to various lakes --- with the intent that the energy of this water would transfer to other water and so on.
If you have scientific questions such as how did we know it would work, did we have permission to do it, what would the authorities think about it, did we get a permit and if so is it notarized and when does the date expire --- I have a blanket answer: Either lead, follow or get the hell out of the way. I don't deal with a lot of stuff like that. You just do the best you can do and you hope for the best and you don't worry about the details. We didn't know what was going to work. We still don't. But we know a little bit about what is going to work --- because it has. We just don't know the bottom line yet.
Okay, the plot thickens and time moves on....
November --- we had learned more about water then. We had learned about surface tension. I had known a little about it, but very little. I talked to a gentlemen. a doctor, who had a lot more knowledge about it than I did. He read my book and called one night and I told him about the Water Project we are trying to start. He started telling me about the surface tension of water, which is measured by a unit of measurement called a "dyne". As he talked, I started to check out my spring. I said to him "I don't understand much about this, what the numbers should be, but I am checking here and it tells me that the water in my spring has a surface tension (the amount of pressure it takes to break the surface of water. Every one has seen a dry leaf floating on top of the water. That is because the leaf did not break the surface tension). If the surface tension is too high, the water can not saturate the cells enough to carry nutrition to the body or to remove waste material from the body --- and the cells will die --- which is why people die.
There was an experiment --- and I'm quoting what I have been told here --- that there was a gentleman who won a Nobel Prize for his work (Dr. Alexis Carrel won a Nobel Prize for his work in the field of transplantation) --- he took a heart of a chicken and in laboratory conditions --- he reduced the surface tension of water, fed nutrition to this heart, which was still alive, and removed the waste material from the cells. But the experiment had to be discontinued --- after 37 years. Because the thing never died. This got my interest.
When I was checking the surface tension of the water in the spring, I said to the doctor "this looks like 90 dynes, does that mean anything to you?" And the doctor said "that's probably about right". My next question was: "What is the ideal surface tension for my body? I'm getting 47. Does that make any sense?" He said "You are probably right, as it is usually between 46 and 48." The next thing I did was to ask: "Can I change the surface tension in the spring to the ideal surface tension of my body?" So we tried, and we probably succeeded. I have some physical evidence that we did succeed --- no absolute proof.
So Walter and I were discussing this and when I was here in November he said "I would like for you to test something for me." He sat a bottle of water and a cup of water on the table in front of me and said "I would like for you to test the surface tension of this water." I checked the glass first, and I said "I get about 87 dynes, does that make any sense?" He said "yes, it just came out of the faucet." I said "well, that's right, 90 for my spring, 87 for your well. But this bottle is not making any sense to me at all. I get that it is at 45 dynes. That is not reachable. Apparently I have messed up in my dowsing." Walter said "There is something I did not tell you. I put the bottle of water in the Flower of Life structure." I asked --- why 45? The surface tension for my body is 47. why 45? So I checked to see what is the ideal surface tension for Walter's body, and I got 45.
It was very obvious to me that we were dealing with a very high degree of intelligence here. So we did an experiment, the night before last. We took various energy structures, as he has in his display upstairs --- he and Larry and I each put our initials on a different bottle of water. Each one of us set the bottle of water in or on each one of the structures. The next morning, we checked the surface tension of each of the bottles. We had tested and found that each one of us had a different ideal surface tension for our body. Walter was 45, Larry was 46 and I was 47. The next morning the water was all at the ideal surface tension for each one of us. My bottle was at 47, Larry's was at 46, and Walter's was at 45.
We think we've got something here.
One of the pieces of information that is real interesting is a fellow who handles radionics. He says he got a bottle of the water energized by Raymon, he said "I was going to test the energy for it but I can't do that. I don't have a scale that goes high enough." I told him I didn't exactly understand how the devices work as I have limited exposure to them, but I did see enough about them to think they work. He said "Let me tell you what else I did --- I took 3 drops of that water, which I put in to container #2, which I then filled with ordinary water, and in 5 minutes I couldn't test that water either."
I told him "That was a thought form I put in to the water. That it would energize all water that it touched, equal to or to exceed the original water, and, that the process would be continued." Now I get questions such as how long would it take to purify Lake Ontario. I don't have a clue. I simply don't know, folks. We've been stumbling in the dark, but it seems as if we are headed in the right direction.
What has amazed me over the years, and I put something like this in the last book that I wrote --- it won't be out for awhile --- in all the classes I have done, I have taught people to the best of my ability how to energize water and some of the things they can do with it. This is what never ceases to amaze me. At the end of the class people will come up to me and ask "Is it okay if I use this energized water to help my child?" They need my permission? It's your water, it's your kid, it's your thoughts --- why do you need me?
People have been brainwashed from the time they went to school, that you don't do anything without permission. I just don't buy that theory. You do whatever you can to help your family, your friends, your community and your fellow man. You don't have to ask somebody if it is okay. You are intelligent human beings. Or you wouldn't be here.
So what I want to do, is I want you to believe in yourself. You don't have to come to me to energize your water for you. You can take it and you can energize your own water. Over and over again. But you really don't need me. I only got the project started. We might start it in another country somewhere, or we may help you do something if you want to do it. Let's go on as to what can be done with this. I'll give you a little bit of the feedback that we have had from it.
We had a client, in Richmond, Virginia, about 2 months ago. I had never met this woman -- she lives 300 miles away. She was on heavy doses of morphine and wanted to reduce the dosage. Her doctor told her that it was medically impossible, that no one had ever done that and it could not be done. So she called me. I don't have any kind of a degree, so I don't know that it can't be done. We call this Intelligent Ignorance. We don't know that it can't be done so we just do it anyway. Actually, that's how Walter built the Flower of Life. He consulted some engineers and they told him it couldn't be done, so he had no choice. He built it anyway.
On the phone, I told the woman: Put your glass on the table and I'll see what I can do for you. I energized the water to reduce her body's dependency upon morphine. She cut the dosage by 30% the first week. It's not supposed to be possible to do that. I didn't know that, I didn't believe it, and she believed me instead of the other advice she got and she was able to do it.
You have to be careful with this. A friend who wasn't feeling too well called me. She, too, lives a couple hundred miles away. I said, we probably need to cleanse all the waste material out of your body. We did. It gave her diarrhea. I energized the water with the intent to cleanse the waste material from her body and it worked. She had diarrhea all the next day. So sometimes be a little careful as to what you do with it.
Let's get back to some semi scientific evidence. 3 years ago, I received a phone call from a lady in California --- someone I did not know --- who had a well in California, who had a well that was very badly polluted. It got even more polluted during the rainy season because of the surface water seeping in to it. She wanted to know if I could do something with it. I said: I don't know, we can try, and see what happens.
I now have a water analysis report of before and after. The time between the reports was from the 9th of September to the 30th of November. The pollutants decreased by 50%. They did another water analysis 30 days later, it was reduced by another 50%. Larry and I were travelling across Saskatchewan this summer and we stopped to stay with someone who had a very high concentration of arsenic in their well. He asked if Larry and I would work on it. We tried --- we never worked on arsenic before, we didn't know how, but we thought that we'd try something.
About 2 months later we received a very enthusiastic phone call from him. The arsenic had decreased by 90%.
What are you going to do with this information? Say it was interesting? Go out the door? If you do, you wasted your time being here this morning. Go out and Do Something! You all drink water! You, your kids, your grandkids, and all of your descendants will drink water, assuming, there is some left to drink. This is not the most critical issue we are working on, I'm going to talk about that one tomorrow, but this may be the second most critical one.
Number One, I want you to be able to believe in yourself. People are giving their soul to their priest and their preacher, their money to the banker, their health to the doctor and their kids to the school system and in so doing they lost the power to control their lives. I'm just trying to get you to take your power back.
I want to give you a brief idea - If you do nothing more than take the water --- a cup of water, a bottle of water, whatever --- and say a prayer over it --- that will help a lot. Because there is a website --- there is a fellow from Japan (Dr. Masaru Emoto) who has been taking pictures of water --- he would freeze the droplet of water and take a picture of it. The bottom line is that pure water has very delicate structure like a snowflake. Very polluted water has a structure like a handful of mud. What he found was that the water responded to Intent --- which is what we have known all along. He just did it more scientifically, and proved what he did with photographs.
How long will all this take? We don't know. We told you about energizing a well, we had a few gallons of water, and, the biggest story I told you so far is about the spring with 38,000,000 gallons of water that was purified after our efforts.
Water responds. Water responds to thought, to intention, to prayer, to programming. And the water that touches the programmed water will respond and so on and so forth. The water will respond, if shown respect. The earth will respond, if shown respect. You will respond to respect if it is shown to you. The earth and the water will do the same thing. Thank you for your attention. "
Download an article Raymon wrote for the British Society of Dowsers in the Un. It appeared in the September 2004 edition of ther Journal, Dowsing Today. The editorial at the end of this article reflects the experiences of Pauline Roberts [Ed] using Raymon's work.


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'Special Report' Panel on White House's Latest Response to Iran
This is a rush transcript of "Special Report With Bret Baier" from June 17, 2009. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
ROBERT GIBBS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: I think the president has been clear that this is a vigorous debate in Iran between Iranians about their leadership.
While at the same time, the president has strongly maintained that there are universal principles, such as demonstrating in peace and not feeling threatened.
BAIER: Well, officials in Iran told the media there, or the word got out that they were accusing the U.S. of meddling in internal affairs, calling it "intolerable." That's the response you heard from the White House press secretary.
And you also saw a glimpse of some of the cell phone video that we're getting from some of those protests, many of them violent. We just don't know the extent of them because the reporting on the ground is still sketchy.
Let's bring in our panel, Steve Hayes, senior writer for the "Weekly Standard", Nina Easton, Washington Bureau Chief for "Fortune" magazine, and syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer — Steve?
STEVE HAYES, SENIOR WRITER, "THE WEEKLY STANDARD": We have moved, I think, from the Bush administration's policy of soft regime change to a policy now of de facto regime preservation, which I think is deeply disturbing and shameful.
The president has failed to really offer his support for the protesters at any time, and he has failed to directly question the results of the election.
Then last night in an interview, he said "Well, it doesn't really matter whether Mousavi is declared the victor or Ahmadinejad. There aren't major policy differences between the two."
I think that may have been true before the election. We don't know whether that would be true going forward.
But in any case, it was an awful thing to say, because the protestors who are on the street right now are there largely for one of two reasons — either they are supporters of Mousavi, or they think the election was fraudulent. So by him saying that, he is, in effect, saying what you are doing doesn't matter very much. And I think that is shameful.
BAIER: Nina, as we continue to look at some of these images that are coming out really via twitter and links through twitter to other uplinks, and it is pretty amazing to see this in Tehran.
NINA EASTON, WASHINGTON BUREAU CHIEF, "FORTUNE" MAGAZINE: It is amazing, although it was snuffed out in '09 — in '99 and '03. We saw protests that were snuffed out. So you have to be careful about where you think this is really going to go.
I'm going to disagree somewhat with Steve, and I know Charles is going to pounce on me, but I do think the president needs to give more — lend more a sense of support to the protestors. I completely agree with that.
But I also believe that there needs to be a certain amount of finesse in all of this, because there is a history with this country of making America the topic of conversation rather than this regime, this very evil regime. And I think it is — you do have to be careful not to insert yourself.
It is — just going back in history a bit, Pope John Paul, who went to speak to Solidarity workers in the late '70's before Ronald Reagan was on the scene and was there with a megaphone, he spoke almost in code to the protestors, so that they knew what he was saying, but he wasn't provoking a crackdown.
And then by the time Ronald Reagan came along, there were some semblance of democratic institutions, civil society in place, and he could do that. You don't have that right now in Iran. You have to be careful.
BAIER: The only issue is the administration at least privately said that that was one of the reasons the president didn't speak up because he didn't want it to be used as a charge that could somehow fortify Ahmadinejad's forces, because he didn't want to meddle.
Now the Iranians are saying they're meddling anyway, so —
EASTON: But I do think what he really needs to do, in addition to lending, I agree, some more support, but also to backchannel, to talk to Mousavi, to let protestors know via backchannels that we are there to support them in any way we can.
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER, SYNDICATED COLUMNIST: The president is also speaking in code. The Pope spoke in a code which was implicit and understood support for the forces of freedom.
The code the administration is using is implicit to support for this repressive, tyrannical regime.
We watched Gibbs say that what's going on is vigorous debate. The shooting of eight demonstrators is not debate. The knocking of heads, bloodying of demonstrators by the Revolutionary Guards is not debate. The arbitrary arrest of journalists, political opposition, and students is not debate.
And to call it a debate and to use this neutral and denatured language is disgraceful.
Beyond that, the point here is no longer elections. The reason that at least eight have died is not because they wanted a recount of hanging chads in the outer precincts of Esfahan. What they wanted is to no longer live under a tyrannical dictator, misogynistic, repressive, incompetent, and corrupt theocracy. And that's what the demonstration and the moment is all about. It's about the regime. There is an opportunity — revolution is going to happen one way or the other eventually, and this theocracy will fall. It may not happen now, but it ought to be supported, because it might happen now, and it would change the world if it did.
BAIER: If this continues, Steve, this semi-hands-off approach, or some would say, full hands-off approach, what happens on the ground? I mean, we can't look into the crystal ball yet because we really don't know the extent of it. But in your view of what you are seeing, what happens?
HAYES: I think it has been said that this is about the Iranians, not about us. And that is, I think, true, to a certain extent. So I hope this continues, and I hope it continues to grow and to grow in strength as well.
The concern, I think, is when you have the Americans — you know, I would argue not only just as by-standers but, in effect, saying things like the supreme leader is now investigating the results, I mean, that gives credibility to the regime, this terrorist regime. And it can't help inspire the protestors.
BAIER: Nina?
EASTON: I just have to ask both of you, though, what happens if Obama tomorrow came out and said, you know, this election was fraudulent, you know, I'm with the protestors, you know, and they crack down on these protestors?
BAIER: John McCain has said almost as much.
EASTON: Yes, but what goes from there? What happens from there if these protestors are, are you know — I mean, there is already somewhat of a crackdown going, but what if there is a mass crackdown on dissidents?
KRAUTHAMMER: Everybody understands that America is not going to war over this. However, if you are a demonstrator on the street, you want to hear that America is behind you.
EASTON: They know we are behind them.
KRAUTHAMMER: They don't. And they need materiel support with communications and other means as we helped with Solidarity in the '80's, with printing presses and other stuff.
We ought to declare ourselves — no, it looks as if America wants stability, engagement, and negotiations with the existing regime. And when you get that message in the street, it is highly discouraging.
BAIER: All right.
So how would you describe the relationship between President Obama and the mainstream media? At least one liberal paper writer says the press and the president should get a room. See what the FOX all-stars think, next.
OBAMA: I think that actually the reason people have been generally positive about what we try to do is they feel as if I'm available and willing to answer questions, and we haven't been trying to hide the ball.
BAIER: There is the president in an interview with CNBC. He went on to say and charge that FOX doesn't give him any positive coverage about what he's doing.
What is the relationship with the media? Phil Bronstein, the editor at large of "The San Francisco Chronicle," which is not exactly a right wing newspaper, said that the media and President Obama should get a room.
We're back with the panel — Charles?
KRAUTHAMMER: Well, look, the media are so in the tank, really, they ought to get scuba gear about this president.
But what's really interesting, the president yesterday has said, he complained about FOX, and he said, I think accurately, that it is the one, only voice of opposition in the media.
And it makes us a lot like Caracas where all the media, except one, are state run, with the exception that in Hugo Chavez-land, you go after that one station with machetes. I haven't seen any machetes around here, so I think we are at least safe for now.
But the rest of the media are entirely in the tank, and it's embarrassing. You would think it would be embarrassment that would deter them.
Obama does u-turns on all kinds of policies — on taking money in campaigns, on rendition, on eavesdropping, on all kinds of issues, and the press does a u-turn, a whiplash u-turn in step.
In the end, what you have to could conclude is that it is, in part, ideological infinity with Obama, but also in part, he's a rock star, and he sells. So it isn't only ideology. It is greed. If you have him on the cover, he sells.
And that is the only defense that the mainstream media have, and it isn't a pretty one — money.
BAIER: The Pew Research Center has done a couple of polls. One was back in the first 100 days where President Obama received almost double the positive coverage.
The other one went back to the campaign where you looked at the networks, the cable networks' coverage of the campaign, and you saw the breakdown of the positive and negative stories. There is FOX News channel on the top, CNN, MSNBC — Nina?
EASTON: Well, I think, I agree. I think there is a level of cooperation and complicity between the media and the Kennedy administration — excuse me, the Obama administration — that we haven't seen since the Kennedy administration, since we saw JFK and Ben Bradley together behind the scenes.
BAIER: Do you think he benefits at taking shots at FOX? He keeps on mentioning FOX.
EASTON: I think he is probably puzzled that you can't — you know, he did try to reach out to FOX to some extent during the campaign, and I think it puzzles him. If you are getting so much positive press, why are these guys out to get you?
BAIER: Are you talking about the O'Reilly interview during the campaign?
EASTON: Yes, the O'Reilly interview. But administration officials came on, Axelrod was on. People came on.
During the campaign, I witnessed the love affair going back to the convention. When you went to the Denver convention, the Democratic convention, it was packed. You couldn't get on a plane. You couldn't get seats. The airport was packed because of editors and reporters and delegates. But a lot of the media came who didn't have to even be there.
When you went to the Republican convention, it was empty. It was like a mausoleum.
BAIER: All right, there was hurricane coverage, I will say that.
EASTON: There was hurricane coverage, but people —
BAIER: I'm fair and balanced.
EASTON: No, but a lot of the kind of elite media that went to the Democratic Convention did not go to the Republican Convention.
BAIER: All right, Steve, is this different? Is this different than what we normally see? Are you seeing something different?
HAYES: It's very different, and it's quantifiable. I think the Pew polls that you showed point that out.
There was another poll by the Center for Media and Public Affairs that found out that the three broadcast networks gave him almost four times the amount of coverage that George W. Bush got at the beginning of the administration, and that 75 percent of the stories on the front page of "The New York Times" were positive stories.
I mean, that is extraordinary. There was never a time when George W. Bush got that kind of coverage, I would argue, even after the days of September 11 when, you know, everybody was sort of pulling for him. So I think this is absolutely an exception.
BAIER: Charles?
KRAUTHAMMER: Those are Brezhnev levels of adulation in the press.
EASTON: I would just add that — BAIER: Final word.
EASTON: There is so more coverage because he is doing so much, and he is doing it at such speed that the press almost doesn't have time to cover it.
HAYES: That is true as far as it goes. But there is also more fawning, feature coverage. And that benefits him tremendously.
KRAUTHAMMER: They cheer, and they nod, and they bow.
BAIER: More on this on the online show right after this broadcast. So log on.
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