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Rituals - Dousing a path to sparkling health
by Anoopama Nayar
Legend has
it that Lord Shiva created ratna (gems) as a cure for various illnesses
on Parvati's insistence. He is believed to have said: "I have created these ratna
not only for ornamental use but also to benefit mankind by healing the body."
The story could be apocryphal, but as most myths go it has some basis
in reality. This is the assumption on which Dr M.S. Chauhan has
amalgamated gem therapy (healing with gems) with
dowsing. The result of this unique synthesis is a fascinating form of
diagnosis and treatment based on the interrelationship between the individual
and the universe.
The Kurma Purana describes all creation as being constructed of
rays, radiation and vibrations. The nine principle rays form the nine
colors of the rainbow-yellow, orange, red, violet, indigo, blue, ultraviolet,
infrared and green. The nine yogic chakras (muladhar,
swadhisthan, manipur, anahata, vishuddhi, ajna, soma, kameshwari, sahasrar),
the nine nuclei in the brain (thalamus, hypothalamus, amygdla, sub-thalamus,
globus pallidus, substancia nigra, putamen, nucleus caudatushead
and tail); the seven notes of music (sa, re, ga, ma, pa, dha, nee,
sa), the seven systems of ayurveda
(bile, blood, flesh, fat, bone, marrow, sperm); the panchabhutas
(the five elementsearth, water, fire, air, ether), the five primeval
vayus (prana, apana, samana, udana, vyana) or the five senses
(smell, taste, touch, sight, hearing)all resonate with the nine
cosmic colors and their ultra-and infra-frequencies. Thus, everything
in the cosmos is interrelated and these universal rays perform the task
of creation, maintenance and destruction.
These universal rays also form the substratum of our nine planets. Mars
is the condensed form of the color yellow, moon of orange, sun
of red, Saturn of violet, Venus of indigo, Jupiter of blue, Rahu
of ultraviolet, Ketu of infrared and Mercury of green. In the human
body, every cell, tissue and organ is also the manifestation of the nine
cosmic rays. These rays exist in a state of equilibrium within the cells.
Illness occurs when the interaction between outer and inner forces upsets
this equilibrium by weakening the rays. Color radiation from gems may be used to strengthen these weakened
rays, as they are nature's storehouse of cosmic colors.
Colors affect our entire being as the color of a ray is
a form of sustenance necessary for the health of our cells and tissues.
If there is deficiency of any color, the body organ related to
that color will suffer. As each color has its own frequency,
a disease might also be a ray of wrong frequency that can be cured by
another ray. This is what gems are often used for. Gem therapy
uses these nine cosmic colors with their ultra- and infra-frequencies
to restore balance in the body. But bewarebeing powerful reservoirs
of energy, gems should be used with a lot of caution.
Dowsing involves picking up vibrations of surrounding objects.
Human beings have vibrating energy fields and so do inanimate objects.
People have dowsed with sticks, metal rods and pendulums to detect underground
water, oil, minerals and metals by logging into their vibrational frequency.
Pendulum dowsing works on the principle of magnetism. The magnetic
field becomes an omniscient field and when a query is put to the Supreme
Consciousnesswhich has all the information of the past, present
and futurethere are subtle changes in electrical frequencies causing
the pendulum to move in a certain fashion of its own volition. Dr Chauhan
has designed a box of electromagnets that are arranged in such a way as
to eliminate interference of the dowser's dielectric energy. In Dr
Chauhan's clinic, a patient is first seated with one hand on the magnetic
box. A square card is placed beside the hand. The card titled 'seat of
disease' is used to diagnose the problem. This chart lists various diseases,
which include past-life
trauma, karmic blocks, and hereditary and genetic imbalances. It even
has an item labeled 'ghosts' for condensed negative energy on various
Next, Dr Chauhan holds a crystal pendulum over the magnetic box
and it is able to pick up the patient's frequency (also known as radisthenia)
from the hand. He then holds the pendulum over the card and asks it to
point out the problem. It is truly fascinating to watch the pendulum swing
and finally point to a particular item. Problem after problem is identified
until the pendulum refuses to point further and rotates in a circle. The
next step points out the color(s) needed for the cure. When the color
is known, the pendulum is used to point out the appropriate gem required.
Once the disease is properly identified, the treatment begins. Dr Chauhan
has a vast collection of gemstones and medicines prepared from
them. He puts a few globules of the required gem medicine on the
tongue and the patient is asked to relax. Often, there is a sensation
in one or more chakras or in some part of the body. The hand is once again
placed on the magnetic box and the pendulum is again held over the 'seat
of disease' chart. If the pendulum merely rotates without pointing to
any ailment, it means that the medicine just taken is the right one.
An aura reader generally accompanies Dr Chauhan to keep tabs on the transformation
in the patient's energy field during the whole process. The aura of an
ailing person is shrunken, but after treatment it fills up with radiant
light. Dowsing can also be done with a photograph of the patient
being placed on the magnetic box. In this case, Dr Chauhan first
uses the Condition Indicator card showing all the possible stages of illness
and existence of the soul to check the condition of the patient.
According to Dr Chauhan, diseases first appear as imbalances in
the planetary configuration and then enter the aura of a person. It then
takes three to nine months to affect the various nuclei of the brain and
filter down into corresponding organs. He believes that those diseases
that are difficult to diagnose might be linked to the past lives of a
person and are transmitted through the genetic code into the present.
Through dowsing, such diseases can be diagnosed and cured.
Through his long-standing experience with gems, Dr Chauhan
has come to the conclusion that every gem is not suitable for healing.
For instance, if one is meant to wear a diamond, not every diamond will
work. Every gem or stone can be either negatively or positively
charged, so instead of being beneficial a stone with negative qualities
can actually do harm. He now dowses every stone before use so that it
carries only positive vibrations.
This means that just buying and wearing a precious stone prescribed by
an astrologer is not enough. Gemstones are meant to ward off the
adverse effects of planets, but what if you end up wearing a stone that
has negative vibrations?
This is where dowsing helps, as it distinguishes between beneficial
and harmful stones. Due to ignorance, people continue wearing gems
without cleansing them. Every gem absorbs negative energies of
the body of the wearer in the process of cleansing the physical self.
These negative energies can be harmful. Therefore every stone should be
cleansed weekly.


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Comment: The problem George Broussard has (Score 5, Interesting) 360
The problem George Broussard has with the issue is that companies like 3D Realms (while they were actually still a game development studio, and now during it's quasi-half-existence as a publisher) cling desperately to old properties as their their only source of revenue. They've failed miserably at actually releasing any updates to their own works or creating new properties, and so their revenue streams has devolved to porting Duke Nukem 3D to the Xbox, PlayStation, Steam and any other platform that comes to mind, and licensing everything else out to separate studios (such as the Duke Nukem Forever, and last year's Shadow Warrior update).
The later, I assume, is the only thing that is holding them together as a corporate entity, along with anything that might of come out of the settlement with Gearbox (if they got anything).
Take away their copyright to those IPs, and companies like 3D Realms would not last another year.
As a result, his reaction to these kinds of comments is totally unsurprising.


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tell me more about common sense and how Arian Foster "lost his killer instinct" and will suck in 2012.That response was obviously a tactical move on his part. Especially after Multiple Super Bowl Guarantees were made last year to include a full page ad in the Charlotte Observer. I think it's a smart move on his part to intentionally temper expectations, so that when we exceed them it makes everyone feel better about it.
But most of you geniuses don't have a lot of common sense, if any to come to such a difficult conclusion.
If he does read the huddle, I'm sure he prints out pages intentionally so that he can wipe his ass with them.
Dave Gettleman & Ron Rivera On WFNZ The Drive at 4 and 5pm Today
Started by FootballMaestro, Jan 22 2013 02:58 PM
Ron Rivera Dave Gettleman Panther GM Panther Head Coach
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 08:36 PM
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:25 PM
tell me more about common sense and how Arian Foster "lost his killer instinct" and will suck in 2012.
Ill get right on that...Right after you finish licking your boss' balls
Posted 24 January 2013 - 06:22 AM
are you taking pre-orders?
Accidentally down voted that
Why the fug are those buttons so close together
Posted 24 January 2013 - 06:09 PM
excuses are often based on fact and then spun to try and explain failure
In all failures there are reasons. The ones Rivera stated seemed to be justifiable to his supporters. To those that don't support him, no matter what he said wouldn't be justifiable but only seen as a cop out, instead of cold hard facts. Fans need to lighten up on the mans case until he proves this season,one way or the other,that he is capable of leading the team in an upward trend.
All to often fans of the 32 NFL teams get carried away and want an instant Super Bowl or playoff team and when this doesn't happen they want a whole new coaching staff/wholesale personnell change,etc. Patience is something the average NFL seems to lack and every year the trend seems to get worse..
Posted 24 January 2013 - 07:16 PM
who is david shaw?
Posted 24 January 2013 - 08:27 PM
the guy who took over the team that jim harbaugh built at stanford and is doing pretty well at managing it.who is david shaw?
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I got these pants for Christmas right before going up to ride at Red Mountain in BC. These pants were great, not super warm by themselves but as a shell, were exactly what I was looking for. I am 5'8 and the small fits perfect. I have ridden a few more time this season and there are no signs of wear, however I think it is still a little early to really comment on their durability.
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Keegan Bradley hits his 5-iron, sending balls 200 yards to a target in Charleston Harbor.
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Keegan Bradley signs autographs for 200-plus fans aboard the USS Yorktown.
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Taking flight: Bradley kicks off run-up to PGA 2012 at Charleston's USS Yorktown
Posted 3/24/2012 8:02:00 AM
Keegan Bradley stood on the breezy flight deck of the decommissioned aircraft carrier
USS Yorktown
, anchored in
Harbor near
Mount Pleasant
, looked out across the water at his target and swallowed hard.
"I'm more nervous here than I was at
," the youthful defending PGA Champion said, earning laughs from 200-plus spectators who crowded close to see one of the world's best professional golfers do something no one had done before.
On March 22 at 4:20 p.m., Bradley – in Charleston to participate in media day for the
2012 PGA Championship
(Aug. 6-12 at
Kiawah Island's Ocean Course
) – pulled a Cleveland 5-iron from his logoed golf bag, took aim and fired special, floatable golf balls toward a square of the harbor, 200 yards away and delineated by four orange inflatable buoys. If he was able to land at least one shot inside the square, all the day's spectators would receive free admission to the tournament's Monday practice round.
Adding to the pressure was a gathering of dignitaries that included tournament director and Kiawah Island Golf Resort president Roger Warren, PGA of America president Allen Wronowski, CEO Joe Steranki, Charleston mayor Joe Riley and others. "He does something like this every week," PGA of America spokesman and event emcee Julius Mason joked to the crowd.
"You're not asking me to do much," Bradley responded. "Hit balls into a water target without any warm-up – and with boats going by."
Bradley's first two shots splashed inside the square – but, as practice shots, they didn't count. "This is brutal," he said. Then, after one miss, the lanky New Englander drilled his second official try into the square, eliciting a roar from his appreciative audience – who then began shouting, "Hit some more!"
Afterward, Kiawah's Warren told the crowd, "I'm really excited that the PGA is going to be in my hometown. I can't wait until August – and thanks to Keegan, we'll all be there at least one day."
Mayor Riley said the PGA will be seen in 193 nations and is predicted to have a $103 million economic impact. "This is just a foretaste of the excitement of having the PGA here. The impact is incalculable."
As for Bradley's performance, the mayor joked, "I've seen so many balls hit into the water – most of them mine."
It was the end of a long but enjoyable day for Bradley, who stunned the golf world in 2011 by rallying over the final three holes to capture the PGA Championship in his first appearance in any major. He arrived at the Ocean Course just after dawn and played a round with PGA officials, using the same 7,607-yard tees that he and the rest of the 156-man field will see during tournament week.
"I got to play the course, and my partners showed me places not to hit it," Bradley said after his round. He also watched a video of last summer's victory in Atlanta, which he said "still gives me a panic attack" when he views it.
Bradley's round included five birdies – three at the par-5 Nos. 2, 7 and 11 – and pronounced architect Pete Dye's layout "hard," "brutal" and "fair but tough."
"When it comes to a major, you expect a tough test – I've only played one, but that's what they tell me," Bradley quipped.
Dye was also in attendance. The 86-year-old posted a score lower than his age and kidded Bradley, "I didn't think it was so tough."
If Bradley's visit to the golf course was instructive, the USS Yorktown trip was a treat. "I'm so excited, really pumped," he said. Afterward, he posed for photos with 13 U.S. military servicemen – the PGA is offering free admission every day of the tournament to active-duty military and families – and the tournament's Wanamaker Trophy, and then signed autographs for fans.
As dusk approached, Bradley was ready to fly home, but had one more request: to view the carrier's on-board
Medal of Honor Museum
. "My uncle was in the military, and it sounds really neat," he said. Call it the end of a perfect day.
Tickets for the 2012 PGA
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Creamy Ham 'n' Egg Casserole Recipe
Have leftover cooked potatoes or eggs on hand? Here's a terrific way to use them up! "This breakfast main dish is a great way to fill up family members before they leave for work, school or wherever they need to be," writes Dixie Terry of Goreville, Illinois.
- 2 medium cooked potatoes, peeled and sliced
- 4 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
- 1 cup diced fully cooked ham
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg
- 1-1/2 cups (12 ounces) sour cream
- 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, eggs, ham, salt and pepper. Combine the egg and sour cream; add to potato mixture and gently toss to coat. Transfer to a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish.
- Toss bread crumbs and butter; sprinkle over casserole. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20 minutes or until a thermometer reaches 160°. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Creamy Ham 'n' Egg Casserole in Simple & Delicious
March/April 2007, p54
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I felt this was quite dry but tasty. I think I will add some milk to the sour cream next time.
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The movies selected for review are the choice of the reviewer. Depending on your source for DVDs, they may or may not be available that particular week, so you may want to clip the SOFA CINEMA column for future reference. Suggestions for DVD titles are welcome. Enjoy the movies.
In the spirit of giving that abounds at Christmastime, I offer my favorite movies reviewed this year in each category. Because I chose more than one movie per category, this list is divided over two weeks with excerpts from SOFA CINEMA reviews. Look for FOREIGN, HIDDEN GEMS and CLASSIC picks next week.
If I rated films (which I don't), there probably would be an abundance of "stars" attached to the following titles. Merry Christmas and to all, a healthy, happy 2009!
"Across the Universe" incorporates more than 30 Beatles' songs in a cleverly relevant storyline. A lot was going on in the 1960s: Vietnam and subsequent protests, free love and drug experimentation. Through it all, Lennon and McCartney wrote some wonderful hit tunes that have become standards over the years.
What is particularly wonderful about "Across the Universe" is the relevance of the songs and the story as a source of understanding those turbulent times.
"Iron Man" has a grown-up script that youths can enjoy, a love interest (Gwyneth Paltrow) for Robert Downey Jr. who's not young enough to be his daughter, an almost unrecognizable Jeff Bridges as the evil nemesis and awesome, appropriate special effects. Add these all together and you get a rare treat from a big studio picture - a quality action/adventure film that's fun for the whole family.
"In the Valley of Elah." There is a war going on in Iraq and even though it's still mentioned on the evening news (although rarely the lead story) and even though yellow magnetic ribbons urging Support Our Troups still cling to a number of bumpers in parking lots, it takes a movie like "In the Valley of Elah" to bring the war home.
Based on actual events of a soldier's return from active duty and then his mysterious disappearance and murder, Tommy Lee Jones delivers an incredible performance as a father in search of the truth.
"Lars and the Real Girl" is a wonderful movie and has a script that is sensitive, charming, humorous, touching, thought-provoking and entertaining!
There are a few familiar names. Patricia Clarkson plays a doc who is so in tune with her patients that the highest-priced therapists on the coasts could take a few notes. Ryan Gosling is Lars. Or is Lars Ryan Gosling? It's tough to tell and it doesn't matter because even before Bianca (the aforementioned "girl friend") arrives, you want to fall in love with this guy - either Lars or Ryan.
"The Fall" takes place in an orthopedic hospital in Los Angeles in the 1920s. Stuntman Roy Walker (Lee Pace) is despondent from an accident that has left him paralyzed. Young Alexandria (Cantinca Untaru) also has fallen. She is on the mend from a severely broken arm that allows her to be mobile and her curiosity leads her into Roy's ward. What unfolds from that point on teeters between reality and fantasy in this magical tale.
The scenes between Roy and Alexandria were shot sequentially and the reactions of the young actress are of genuine curiosity as to "What happens next?" as Roy's fantasy with an ulterior motive unfolds. So many movies are "cookie cutter" copies with little imagination or creativity. "The Fall" is one of a kind.
"The Conscientious Objector" is not a slick piece of filmmaking, but it is the most real, the most honest, the most eye-opening example of courage in the face of the terror of combat. Desmond Doss' life's beliefs as a conscientious objector during months of boot camp and training were challenged daily, but he never wavered and insisted he didn't want out of the service. He wanted to serve with his fellow soldiers as a medic in combat.
"Been Rich All My Life" is so much more than five women, all in their 80s and 90s, reminiscing about their younger days. There is nothing quite as impressive or inspirational as watching people spending time doing what they love. When the Silver Belles take to the stage, it's virtually impossible not to break into a smile.
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Enemy Intelligence: The last two Houston Texans games
Here's what I saw:
- The Texans offensively are still the Texans. Arian Foster runs inside zone and outside zone. The offensive line is playing about as well as they did last year, defying my expectations of some regression. Arian Foster has been doing somewhat of a CJ impression, missing some holes he hasn't missed in the past, but still has very good vision. They use a lot of tight ends, and they throw the ball to them. Matt Schaub playfakes and bootlegs.
- Andre Johnson is out, which is good news for the Titans' defense. Starting in his place is Jacoby Jones, who had a miserable day against the Raiders (1 catch on 11 targets) and a better one against the Ravens (4-76, TD). He has the speed to go deep and the hands to drop any pass.
- Offensively, the guy who worries me is Owen Daniels. I don't think he has Jared Cook's straight-line speed, but he's plenty fast and is a matchup issue for the Titans.
- Johnathan Joseph is good, but whoever the second corner is, be it Kareem Jackson or Jason Allen, is something the Titans will probably look to pick on, the same way they picked on Steelers corner William Gay two weeks ago. Of course, if Damian Williams can't get in the right place, that doesn't really matter.
- The Raiders defensive line (which is better than you probably think) got pressure on Matt Schaub in the passing game. I'm not sure how repeatable that is. The Ravens did sack Schaub four times, but the big issue in pass blocking seemed to be guys other than the offensive linemen, which is another thing I'm not sure the Titans will be able to repeat. One thing the Raiders did do the Titans could is get their hands up and tip Schaub's passes.
- You can run on the Texans right up the middle, as nose tackles Shaun Cody and Earl Mitchell aren't anything to write home about. Unfortunately, the Titans can't run the ball up the middle. Stoppable force v mobile object ho!
- I've done a couple Q&A exchanges about this game, and one thing about the Texans is their offensive line is very mobile. The Titans are going to need to be disciplined in defending the outside zone running play in particular this week, or Foster is going to gash them for big yardage.
- The other back, Ben Tate, missed the Raiders game but was back for the Ravens game. He doesn't have Foster's vision, but is a good but not great back. I think he's a little faster than Foster. The other back, Ogbonnaya, is just a guy.
- I still like him best when he can just flow downhill to the ball, but Brian Cushing is playing better than he ever has. If his rookie year he was like a dumb bomb, flying straight wherever it was dropped, but now he's a smart bomb, better able to track and destroy targets.
- The Texans signed fullback Lawrence Vickers, who's a guy I wanted the Titans to go after, but when healthy they've mostly been playing James Casey, a hybrid type who spent time at QB in college and lets them do interesting things with formations and route combinations. With Casey and all those tight ends on the field, plus Foster out of the backfield, it's too easy for me to see Akeem Ayers lost in coverage after a play-fake, something the Steelers had success with.
- Mario Williams is out for the year, and Brooks Reed is basically playing in his spot at OLB/stand-up defensive end and LDE when they go to four-man line in nickel. Reed's not nearly as sudden, big, or athletic as Williams. I'm more worried about the other OLB, Connor Barwin.
- Hey, it's Derrick Mason. This will be his second game as a member of the Texans, and he'll do the Derrick Mason things, playing in the slot and finding soft spots in zones where he can sit down. The Texans don't have the same depth at receiver, but if they want to replicate the Steelers' gameplan, I expect he'll get the ball thrown his way a little bit.
- Watching the Ravens again, Joe Flacco looks A LOT more comfortable than he did against the Titans. My assumption is this is a result of it being easier to identify and locate the coverage weakness than it was against Tennessee.
- In contrast to Cushing, I'm just not seeing much from DeMeco Ryans. I've been up and down on him some over the course of his career, simply because I haven't been sure how much of his work has been "decent MLB on terrible team." Cushing's strong play is pushing me more in that direction, though Ryans may be slow coming back from last year's injury.


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OMG, Rosie -- Is That You?!: Pleasure-Bot Moonlighting As Iffy Sock-Matching Robot
This is a video of a robot that's been programmed to match socks. And by match socks I obviously mean play with a man's dingus. If you don't believe me, just watch the video. Then try to tell me you didn't just witness the ol' two-handed tug OF PENILE DESTRUCTION. *wiener scrambling to burrow between buttcheeks for safety*
Footage of some preliminary results obtained at UC Berkeley which were compiled for Willow Garage's One-Minute PR2 Quick Start Video Contest. The PR2 is presented with two socks. It then classifies each sock as either "inside" or "outside" and flips accordingly. Once both socks are in the proper orientation, it pairs them.
Now I know what some of you are thinking, "pfft, I'd still do it." And of course you would, you probably get so little action you'd actually risk getting your twinkie torn off by a bate-bot for a single sexual experience. And that, my friends, is sad. Me? I wouldn't come near this thing! Get it? Naughty pun!
Must see pleasure-bot video after the jump.
Thanks to Ryoma, Dishy, Ohgodthey'rehe-, geerlingguy and Christopher, who are all proud members(!) of D.A.R.E.: Dingus-Abuse-Resistance-Education and do not approve of pleasure-bots.
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Because Monster Cables was monopolizing the ridiculously overpriced and under-performing cable market, here's AudioQuest's entry: a 3.3-foot, $1,096 HDMI connector. That's $332/foot! What makes it so special? It's made entirely out of urethras No f***ing clue. Oh, wait: Th... / Continue →


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The ClearView 6'x8' Greenhouse has thick, opaque panels on the roof. These panels are UV-protected 4 mm thick twin-walled polycarbonate, which helps protect you and your plants from harmful UV rays.
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Comes with full shelving on both sides, which totals 16' of work benches.
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Reggie Jackson's $1 Million Ferrari & More at Auction
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A rare 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Spyder (above) formerly owned by both baseball great Reggie Jackson and famed daredevil Evel Knieval is expected to fetch up to $1 million at RM Auctions' annual Automobiles of Arizona sale in Phoenix on January 20 – 21. The car is one of a number of stunning Ferraris on offer in the stunning auction taking place at the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa (previewed by my colleague Noah Joseph), including a gorgeous 1966 Ferrari Superfast Series I, estimated at $900,000 – $1 million; a fully-restored 1950 Ferrari 166 Inter Berlinetta, est. $400,000 – $600,000; a well-known 1995 Ferrari F50 Show Car, est. $600,000 – $800,000, the very first F50 built; and a stunning jet black 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC. Other classic European thoroughbreds set to cross the block include a 1921 Rolls-Royce 40/50HP Silver Ghost Phaeton, est. $350,000 – $475,000; a 1932 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Newmarket Sport Phaeton, est. $300,000 – $450,000; and a 1958 Aston Martin DB2 Mark III, est. $200,000 – $250,000.


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The number of petitions submitted to the White House's "We the People" site has grown rapidly in recent months.
The White House recently won over the nerd community with its response to a petition to build a Death Star, but not every submission to petitions.whitehouse.gov is quite so easy. And a rapidly growing number of petitions, serious and otherwise, have been hitting the response threshold on the "We the People" site.
So on the evening of Jan. 15, White House Director of Digital Strategy Macon Phillips announced that the new bar for a public response would be 100,000 signatures in 30 days.
Use of the petition site "more than doubled" in the last two months of 2012, Phillips wrote in a White House blog post. Noting that the threshold had been raised before, from 5,000 to 25,000, as more citizens began to participate, he wrote that this latest adjustment is "to ensure we're able to continue to give the most popular ideas the time they deserve."
Petitions posted before the announcement will not be held to the new standard.
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Seems to me, if they're gonna keep raisin' the bar, there needs to be some sort of "data-analytics" algorithm running in the background to consolidate petitions. Take the top three: 1) petition to call these folks a name, 2) petition to take away their birthday, 3) petition to call 'em a name AND take away their birthday. Seems like all the signatures on (3) oughta' get applied to (1) and (2), then dump (3) ... Then again, Im' guessin' the real response to any a these petitions aint' much moren'a good laugh over an oval office cuppa' joe.
This is in response to the succession petition. They were just waiting for something like this to happen. And, what ever did happen to the response of the succession petition?