text: Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose: West Texas Teen Who Survived 2 Strokes Scores TD Print article Send a Tip from AP 28 Nov 2013 post a comment (AP) West Texas teen who survived 2 strokes scores TDBy BETSY BLANEYAssociated PressLUBBOCK, TexasJust three months after Kenbriel Hearn emerged from a coma, the 18-year-old football star scored the most memorable touchdown of his life.The senior at Memphis High School suffered two strokes caused by a bleeding mass on his brain and spent three weeks on life support. By the time he awoke this past summer, 5-foot-7 frame had withered from 160 pounds to 112. He was paralyzed on his right side, unable to walk or talk.His football season was the last thing on his mind.Once regaining the ability to jog, Hearn found himself back in pads when his coach asked him to suit up for the Cyclones' final home game. He figured he was on the sideline for moral support, but unbeknownst to him, both coaches had arranged for a special moment to highlight his road to recovery.With Memphis trailing 35-0 in the final minute, Hearn was sent into the huddle and given directions to take the handoff and go.He jogged 48 yards to the end zone, where players from both teams cheered him. He briefly knelt to pray as his mother, Tammy Henderson, looked on, tears streaming down her face.It wasn't the first touchdown Hearn scored in his three seasons as a Memphis receiver and safety, but it was his sweetest."I will remember this one more because I battled through so much," said Hearn, who continues speech and physical therapy. "It was pretty great."Cyclones coach Andy Correll hatched his plan the week before the Nov. 1 game in Memphis, about 85 miles southeast of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle. He emailed his counterpart at Stratford about his plan to let Hearn have one play. Stratford coach Eddie Metcalf went for it.But with the Stratford Elks working on a shutout, Correll thought Metcalf might not want to spoil the accomplishment for his defense.During a meeting at midfield, Correll suggested just allowing Hearn to pick up a first down. But Metcalf insisted he take it all the way to the end zone."Just let the boy go," he told Correll.Metcalf later explained it was an "easy response," just as good as being part of three state titles."The shutout didn't mean anything in comparison to what that kid would do to me and to our kids," Metcalf said.When Hearn got the news, his first thought was his mother would be angry. "My second thought was he can't be serious," he said.Hearn's mother had been clued in earlier in the day that her son would get into the game. She kept mum but acknowledged it was difficult not to tell anyone."When he got the ball and started running tears just started streaming down my face," said Henderson, 43. "Him taking the field that last day, it was just joyful."Correll and his players, who started each practice this fall with a prayer for Hearn, were ecstatic after Hearn's TD."All our kids were giving him hugs," Correll said. "He was bawling and I was, too. He just said, `Thank you,' and that he loved me, and of course I said the same thing back."Just a few months earlier, Henderson faced the real prospect of losing her son. Doctors told her the mass on her son's brain was a congenital cavernoma _ a collection of small blood vessels in the central nervous system that is enlarged and irregular in structure. They are believed to occur in the general population once in 1,000 people.Hearn's cavernoma was at the base of his skull on his brain stem. Bleeding from it caused Hearn's first stroke. Three days after surgery to remove the mass, he had another stroke, this one affecting his breathing and swallowing. CPR brought him back to life and being on life support allowed the healing to continue.After recovering Hearn went to San Antonio for rehabilitation.The seriousness of a cavernoma depends on its location, said Dr. Ben Baronia, who was not involved in Hearn's treatment and is an assistant professor of surgery at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in Lubbock.Cavernomas can be fatal, especially when they are near areas of the brain that control breathing, as was the case with Hearn, he said."I think that's a remarkable recovery," Baronia said of Hearn being able to jog for the arranged touchdown.Before he graduates to pursue a career as a juvenile probation officer, Hearn aims to accomplish more in high school athletics this spring by joining the track team.He has regained all of his weight _ and more _ can walk and talk again but will have to get a follow-up MRI in a few months. If all is well, doctors will use other than bone to replace the flap removed from his skull during surgery.He'll also continue rehab to meet his goal of running on the track team in the spring. He's now able to run a lap around the track, do a few sprints and lift some weights.Hearn said his faith helped him survive, and the lessons he learned will remain for the rest of his life."It showed a lot of people don't let anything stop you," Hearn said. "Just put God first. No excuses."

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This IS NOT a chain post!!! This post is for SMALL independent operators who operate more than one of the same brand. NO BIG CHAINS allowed!!! As usual, I will give you a few of my favorites here in my neck of the Florida woods...please feel free to post yours.
1. Taverna OPA - Greek Goodness with a huate party ambiance.
2. El Rey de las Fritas - Cuban Burgers? Si Senor!
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I beg of the moderators NOT to move this over to the "chain" board.
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Good one! Their slices have cured what's illing me for years!
Roasters and Toasters have spread thier wings and is among the best delis in Florida.
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Sadly, it appears that Dogma has lost one of its "franks". The SoBe Washington Ave location has been closed the last two times I have passed by and frankly (pun intended) looks abandoned. Thankfully it still lives on at its Biscayne Blvd and Federal Hwy locations.
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I don't know man, I wouldn't even rate Dogma in my top 10 favorite hot dogs.
Has anyone tried Scrubby's BBQ? I've been meaning to make it over there, but I'm not even sure if they use real smoke.
How about La Granja? They're chicken is always moist, flavorful, and cheap as all get out. They're other stuff is great too - ceviche, plantains, tostones, amazing fried yucca, and about 10 types of house-made peruvian hot sauces to slather on everything. I believe they franchise, but they are a Florida only company.
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ahhh but is it the top multi unit dog place you know?....
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Well, it might be one of the only multi unit dog places that's not a franchise. But this topic isn't that narrow; it's for all multi unit establishments, not just the ones that serve hot dogs. Based on the strength of its food under that definition, I would argue against it being included in the best list.
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Upon further review, I'm not sure Pizza Rustica qualifies since it is a franchise.
The Chains board is for discussing multistate franchises. As long as the discussion stays focused on locally-oriented chains, it's fine with us!
The ever growing/spreading throughout Florida Columbia (sorry Net, thats how they spell it) Restaurant. Now as far south from the landmark Ybor City original as West Palm Beach and north as St. Augustine.
The spanish/cuban cuisine is usually above average and their 1905 Ensalada is a true Floridian original.
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I'm down with Columbia...the restaurant. As for the country it's COLOMBIA!!!
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Sorry, Yo-Yo...South Beach is my woods. Surely, there must be some decent multi-unit Indies in your neck of the FLA woods, no?
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Iron Sushi? Really?
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Never heard of Iron S where they be at?
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Downtown, South Beach, Miami Shores...Iron Sushi is kind of "Quick Serve" delivery stuff. Certainly not NOBU!
I really love Tijuana Flats for fresh tex-mex. I first became obsessed with them in Gainesville, and then found out they have several locations in Orlando, Pompano Beach and Deerfield, I believe, among other places. When I say obsessed, I mean I must have eaten there at least twice a week when I lived in G-ville.
Really fresh and tasty guacamole and their sweet chili sauce is to die for! Too bad they don't have any locations in Dade county :(
A Mr. Potato Head post on the wings thread reminded me that Keg South with three locations in Miami-Dade deserves a mention here as well.
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Definitely an indie worthy of a visit!
Maybe not the caliber you are seeking, but I would like to mention Bru's Room. Not gourmet by any stretch, but the wings have always been my favorite. Plus, I love seeing the owners of a place walking around, meeting customers, helping servers, running food, etc. The owner at Bru's Room at the new Commercial location is always highly visible and extremely friendly.
In Melbourne/Brevard Country, Charlie & Jake's have 2 locations.
Good bar-b-q, but the kicker is that they brew their own beer.
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Genealogically speaking, Betty's actual maiden name is "Sherman", although she was raised with the children of Joseph F. DePlonty, after he married (second) Neta Ione (Boyer) Sherman Deplonty.
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The response time on the SAP GUI is generally made up of the following parts:
You can use the performance statistics of the SAP System to determine the time in the SAP System. This is approximately the sum of the values: " CPU time", "DB req time" and "Wait time". You can use transaction STAD to display the performance statistics records.The time for the network transmission cannot be measured exactly. However, you can estimate it using the "FE net time" and "GUI time" statistics values. The "FE net time" is the time for the network transmission of the first request to the server and the last response back to the front end. The measurement of "FE net time" was incorrect (see note 679918).If a dialog step contains additional round trips, these are measured separately as "GUI time". Therefore, the "GUI time" contains the network time as well as the display time on the front end for all round trips.You can use the "GUI time" value as a first indicator to see whether a lot of time is consumed outside of the SAP System. If this value is much higher than the time in the SAP System (for example, by a factor of 10 or more), you can perform the time calculation for the network transmission described below. You can then distinguish between which time portion is accumulated in the network and which is accumulated on the PC front end. With the calculated network time, you are still able to differentiate between which time portion is caused by the available range of fluctuation and which is caused by the RTT round trip time.If necessary, you can increase the range of fluctuation on which the RTT is usually determined by the type of network and the topology.If the statistical values of the network (throughput and RTT round trip time) are known, you can determine the time for the network transmission using a calculation. If the network characteristics are not known, or to get real values of the network, you can also measure them using the niping SAP test program (see note 500235). With competing data traffic on the network, the measured values are subject to great fluctuations.
networktime = (no_of_bytes)/(throughput) + (no_of_round_trips)*(RTT)From the performance statistics of the SAP System (transaction STAD), you get the no_of_bytes as a total of the "Terminal in-message" and Terminal out-message" values. The number of round trips consists of the "No. of roundtrips" value. You must increase this value by one because, from the point of view of the SAP GUI, it does not contain the first request and that last responses.Example: Network values (for example)Throughput: 6400 bytes/sec This value corresponds approximately to a 64-kbits line (64000 bit/sec) without competing data traffic.RTT round trip time: 200 msec = 0.2 secThe following values result, for example, from the performance statistics:"Terminal in-message": 25429 bytes"Terminal out-message": 2717 bytesThis result in the total: 28146 bytes"No. of roundtrips": 6To get the number of round trips from the SAP GUI point of view, you still have to add one. That is, no_of_roundtrips = 6+1 = 7networktime = (28146 bytes)/(6400 bytes/sec) + 7 * 0.2 sec = 4.4 sec + 1,4 sec = 5.8 secIn this example, the time to be expected for the network transmission alone is therefore 5,8 seconds.
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We have a look at the beta version of the Home Server software, which you'll be able to purchase separately or as part of a Home Server bundle from PC makers like HP. With its combination of features and simplicity, this is one future home networking product that's worth looking forward to.
There is very little actual configuration to be done for WHS. It creates several default shares during the installation. Everything on the server side is done during the installation process. Remote Desktop Connection is enabled during the installation, so you can stick the thing in a closet or under a bed somewhere – after completing the setup process, you've done everything that requires physical access to the machine.
According to the documentation from Microsoft, the next step in the process is to install the WHS Connector software on a normal machine. As I said before, WHS is really designed to be a "headless†storage solution. Essentially, it's a NAS Device with a brain. I proceeded to install the WHS Connector on my Windows Vista Home Premium machine with no complications.
The WHS Connector is where all of the configuration and maintenance for WHS will be done. The Connector is identical to the Home Server Console that was available when sitting at the desktop on the server. The connector requires you to enter the Windows Home Server password, though they are a little unclear as to what this is. I just took a guess at it being the Administrator password determined during the server setup, and it turned out I was correct. After logging in I was presented with the Console screen.
From here I began configuring the server. In the upper right hand corner of the console I found the WHS Settings button. Here I was able to configure the region language, time zone, and Windows Update settings. The server can also be shutdown or restarted from here. I was also able to configure the General Backup settings for the automated backups, and change the WHS Password from the User Accounts Tab.
I decided the next thing to do was add a user. It was fairly straightforward. Click on User Accounts in WHS Connector, then click Add. In typical Windows style, I was presented with a wizard to step me through adding a user.
This process also creates a folder for the user in the "Users†shared folder on the server.
One feature of WHS is the ability to easily add media to the media pool on the server. To do this I just had to plug in another hard drive. This can be a USB, IDE, SATA, or SCSI hard drive. If it's a hard drive, and it is still usable, it will probably work in WHS. I chose to add an additional 80GB internal hard drive. Once connected, the drive appears in the Server Storage tab on WHS.
Clicking the Add button will launch the Add a Hard Drive wizard. The wizard will format the hard Drive and add it to the media pool.
As you can see below, my Total Size has gone from 74GB to 149GB. Not a ton of storage, but plenty for storing most of the media that I have and some nightly backups from my computers. Once a second drive is installed, WHS allows for Share Duplication across drives. This option will make a copy of the shared folder on both drives for redundancy protection.
Depending on how much of your media pool is in use, removing a hard drive might be a bit trickier than installing a hard drive. If you do not have enough free space to compensate for the drive you are removing you will have to delete some files before removing the drive. The process is very similar to adding a hard drive; just click the Remove button.
Microsoft is making a valiant effort at getting home users to start doing regular backups of their files. Windows Home Server is designed to perform automated nightly backups of the computers on the home network. Configuring backups of an entire computer is quite simple. Right-click on a computer in WHS Connector and select configure backup. Again, I head off to wizard land, should I really expect different from Microsoft. At this point the program is really just designed to back up entire drives. There is the ability to exclude folders, but I got an error message stating the "Home PC is Unresponsive†every time I tried to exclude a folder.
After having run the nightly backups for a week; it appears that the backups are incremental. So it only backs up a file if it is new, or it has changed. This is probably the best method for home users. Home Server is also smart enough to only keep one copy of a file. So if you have the same music library on two computers, WHS will only make one copy of the file. This can significantly reduce the amount of storage required for backups. WHS does automatic backup clean-up also. It allows you to set how many backups to keep on a monthly, weekly, and daily basis. I set mine to keep the first back up of every month, the first backup of every week, and backups for the last 3 days. If you're not making a ton of file changes on the system every day then backup storage won't get terribly large.
I hope to see them add some more functionality to this in future releases and the final RTM. I would like to see an "advanced†mode where I can select individual folders to backup. Looking at the Requests Forum for this product, several other beta testers have requested this as well.


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Considering that Plato (the guy who first told the story of Atlantis) said that it was supposed to be a hypothetical city, I don't think so.
One thing about Egypt is that they had the Nile. This ensured that they could get a decent crop even when local rainfall was low. Since they didn't have to worry so much about food, they had more time and energy to spend building centers of worship and writing their beliefs down. I don't think the Egyptians came from any "higher" civilization; I think they were the "higher" civilization.
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i think the atlantis people taught egyptains to focus more on spirituality
Actually, the Atlanteans moved out everywhere.
This knowledge can be found in the encrypted architecture and legends of various cultures.
Including Sumeria, Egypt, Pheonicians, Tibet, Mexico, Peru, China (pyramids there which have been offlimits), underwater pyramids, and many, many other places.
This knowledge was often placed and located in "sacred temples." These "temples" were often placed in specific locations "keyed" into the magnetic field of earth. They would serve as beacons. Overtime they fell and and you know, those types of knowledge became corrupted, religious, and myraids of other things.
The Greeks were the inheritors of the Ancient Mysteries which were transmitted from Egypt. What Plato saw and perceived happened after he was initiated. In fact, many people during this time were often initiated. Many of the stories and mythos (like the allegorical Oracle at Delphi) you hear about Plato and others actually centers around this knowledge. As rationalism and a bit of science (at least math) was on its way "up" from the more mystical teachings, and a lot of of this (just as Issac Newtons ideas were influenced by the Egyptian and biblical "secrets") was ironically influenced by the sacred teachings (both inner and outer) of the Egyptians.
Egyptians had cycles just like Atlanteans. in fact, much of "Atlantis" culminated in a hidden history of Egypt that was almost erased from historical record (in otherwords, the story of Atlantis was actually of a much older Egypt). The Egyptians have actually been around far longer. The "patriarchal" and "we worship cats dogs, and believe our riches go with us to the after life" mythology was much later, after the knowledge was segregated. The knowledge was segregated into the exoteric religion (which is what historians erroneously believe is Egyptian spirituality), and the "secret" or "Inner" esoteric teachings, which were the true MEANINGS and secrets behind their mythos. As always, the initiates became only Patriarchs and hid the spiritual knowledge from others.
There was also a sort of falling out with the Hebrew tribes, many of whom were around this time when Egypt was the "New Atlantis." The sacred knowledge of the kaballah, Zohar, among various other things which were descendent from Abraham and Moses (whom say was actually, Akhenathon, others say Akhenethons brother) became part of the secret teachings of the Melchezidek (Jewish High priests). They also adopted a similar system, the traditional "jews" would be given the basic ideas/religion to help them live their lives in a healthy/purposeful manner, while the "Initiated" would get the true secret teachings (which is now available to anyone who wishes to study).
The Egyptians that we question and wonder (how did someone so primitive build these things!?!?!?) are actually, not at all the people who created/built these things, but rather civilizations that simply based their culture and settled AROUND these things which already existed.
Like the Masons of today (whom were also inspired by the Egyptians and Rosicrucians), they "encrypted" their teachings in a symbolic form of allegorical mythos so that only the "worthy" could de-code and unravel. I suppose this has had both positive and negative implications to everyone and throughout time.
BTW Atlantis was not all that spiritually aware. Like Egypt (let's just say, Egypt is older, and is the same thing as Atlantis), they went through periods of enlightenment and decadence. The "true Egyptian spirituality" was attempted to be brought back a few times...including by Akhenathon and his wife Nefirtiti. In "history" (cough) they tell you Akehnethon was some rebellious lunatic pharoh that little is known about. Um no. Akehnethon was a renegade and sort of a weirdo because he wanted to establish the OLD Egyptian spirituality AWAY from the Amun patriarchs that corrupted/controlled Atlantis *cough* excuse me, Egypt. They wanted to return the FEMALE back to its proper place and have a more open spiritual society.
The mirror of this can be found in which the mainstream society believes "spirituality" is weird hippie new age mumbo jumbo, while their way of life is the REAL rational stuff (this includes, mainstream science). The Patriarchal priesthoods of that time, can be likened almost as MIRROR images of the Vatican and Geo-political Elite of today's time.
Of course, the Patriarchs conspired and apparently both were eventually murdered? This is also around the time that many of the stories in the BIBLE are actually based on. It is a very important time, because it dictated what became the future "official" history we all believe. If it were not for the pylons they found deep under the earth, we would know little about Akhenethon and Nefiriti's true nature.
The same pattern can be seen in what the Vatican/Romans did with the teachings of what we know of as "Christ" and also Mary Magdelene. Again the truth was usurped, twisted, and used as a sort of scheme for the rich/powerful/initiated to rule over the meek, also placing the woman as secondary.
Remember in the Egyptian myth, Horuses LEFT eye is DESTROYED. The left side being representative of the female and intuition. People ignorantly assume they are speaking of a literal bird god or something (lol). No, they are SYMBOLIC systems.
What Akhenathon wanted to do with Egyptian society (create a new Atlantis, or Utopia) is similar to what the Rosircrucians of the late 16th century, and 17th century (which inspired the Masons) wanted to do with a "New Atlantis." You might also be surprised to know, that the United States was formed out of such a vision..which was away from the influence of Monarchy/CHURCH, and instead into a "free open society" of the Americas. It was a vision they had for decades if not longer. If you notice, the Washington Capitol was built with Egyptian knowledge in hand.
If you wish to know more, you will see the architectural knowledge the Egyptians posessed, being used in Greek AND Roman architecture. The knowledge of illumination has been passed down, and transmitted into architecture consistently throughout history, as well as old texts. This way the knowledge survives even beyond persecution. Many things, such as Roman buildings with Domes....the Phallis/Obelisks, as well as the "Undying fires" that had to be kept illuminated all times (and were built with certain materials) are all part of those ancient traditions- which in some cases can be traced way further back.
The same traditions still exist, and are still being employed today in new architecture. The placement, shape, geoemtry, numerical (such as weight, or even height/width) are all taken into account in accordance to the sacred knowledge. Most of these thing are buildings that are not only made to last, but the result of very powerful people funding it.
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i see nothing to admire in atlantis, atlanteans, their legacy, what they called spirituality. they were hi-tech slavers. their legacy is the hi-tech slavery we have today. their 'spirituality' was/is based on materialism, power, hierarchies and enslavement.
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Psychic Child (09-12-2011)
Their legacy is their superior architecture and it is very admirable and inspiring. How they managed to build their buildings is a mystery to all.
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AmentiHall (05-23-2011)
great post ah
Many of the stories and mythos (like the allegorical Oracle at Delphi)
just a small point about this- i personally think that the oracle of delphi was very real. it was a medicine, of spirit teacher plants brewed, which brought visions. nostradamus had the recipe and used to make it and under its influence wrote his prophecies. he would actually scry on top of it, drinking it as he went, it was submerged in a bowl of water.
this is speculative, off topic, but i thought someone might find that interesting.
on topic- i think that there was a variety of people in atlantis, some really cool, some really not cool and probably a bunch of lukewarm people.
so yes i do agree there were some very advanced and cool people that were at atlantis that eventually left for other places.
~many hands make the work light~
AmentiHall (05-22-2011)
Check out Edgar Cayce. He talked about this
It also goes along w/ the stories I have heard about how some of the more corrupt Druids would give the Priestesses certain mixtures of drugs and then implant suggestions to them to change what would be channeled through them. When they would mix their own herbs the Goddess energy would flow much more naturally. Though I still feel more that nowdays many herbs are not even needed to induce these types of Trance and Celestial communication as long as a person is vibrating a a certain level.
I've always felt more of a draw to the Lemurian civilizations then to the Atlantean. My Mother is the exact opposite and has her negative opinions about me because of it. Though they are two very different cultures one focused upon mastering the inner light and energy and the other focused on the outer expressions through advanced technology and such.
leila (07-31-2011)
It kinda seems like America is a repeat of Atlantis. We have all this technology, and abuse mother nature (Not everybody does, but society for the most part). I think the Earth feels the unbalance and needs to cleanse itself.
We are...isn't it funny?
I mean lets say Francis Bacon, Rose Croix, and the Masons of the original founding fathers wanted to create an "eventual Utopia" through the United States....well...that's what they thought Atlantis was....lol. But instead, we became what Atlantis ACTUALLY was...a corrupt, elitist, society in which technology has surpassed our spiritual maturity.
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yes true, it wasnt all about the herbs and plants. and it was not at all like most drug taking, it was not considered quite the same way. it was very ritualistic, and only done at certain times and in certain ways.
i dont think it was about corrupt druids ??? i think it was a natural part of certain rituals and ceremonies.
there were multiple locations, too, not just there. this is just my understanding, it is speculative. but i believe this was happening, the oracle of delphi was one of the places this happened. the oracle being both the place and the person, as well as associated with the visionary substance...what plants they were or what mixtures were given is not known very well...
this is just...what i have pieced together of this...
~many hands make the work light~
On the subject of scrying or channelling information via either the use of hallucinogens or without their use, there are very poweful invocations around that enable this channelling and/or scrying - sort of the same as using the concoction in a bowl of water but without the herbs, just using a bowl of water with a candle behind it or near it to reflect its light on it. Of course, you needn't do this if you are able to tap into the universal consciousness by relaxing and meditating or whatever you do to glean information. It just matters whether the information is accurate or not. The best approach IMHO is to make sure you don't mess with lower level energies but we are only human and can be hoodwinked or corrupted. That is the unfortunate thing about Atlantis and Lemuria as far as I have heard, they were, after all, populated by humans or at least beings that are in some ways similar. So sad that us humans mess everything up.
Psychic Child (09-13-2011)
well "democracy" has become a joke. the average person has 0 say in the activities of our governments [mostly because of their own ignorance]. but i do agree with what you said, those who run the world do so with ancient knowledge thats been preserved, and hidden.
Their legacy is the intergalactic contacts that they made and used.
They built very little except machinery that could copy the power
of the Psychic Minds and magnify it. Unfortunately they became Ego
driven and fought each other and A Galactic Civilization destroying
themselves in the process.
Atlantis had outposts in different places on Earth that were built with a contract
with an "Off World" Engineering and Construction Company. This company built
all the major monuments, pyramids and temples on Earth. They taught earth
people to use their kinetic ability to carve and move the stones for construction.
The buildings were designed by "Off World" Architects. In the meantime Lamura,
aided by "Off World" continued to flourished and worked to change the earths
environment to support Mammals.
Be in Harmony,
be in beauty psychic child.
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The Rose Croix and the Masons sought to make America the "New World" or "New Atlantis" in its best form.
And what we got, was exactly that. "New Atlantis" on the verge of destroying itself, and the rest of the world. Because of the corrupt elite (whom are not even American anyways).
There were certain "corrupt" initiates within their society that were responsible for doing what they did. They are STILL in power today. They are mostly about the intellectual light, and that which they can build with. The separation from the inner gnosis has been quite common since then. Some people call this the "luceferian rebellion" also, relating to the "cover up" of history.
The "Ark of the Covenant" has its origins around that time. It was actually, in protection of "Lemuria" and it was Atlantis that conspired to take it, and by doing so (as well as messing with the "Original Sound"), they destroyed themselves and others.
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someone at conference mentioned that they were taking part in the mac pilot side does anybody know what school it was??
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someone at conference mentioned that they were taking part in the mac pilot side does anybody know what school it was??
also to let people know this years ict sats stuff is no longer covered by nda sow e can talk about with people
Ok ... moan number 1:
Familiarization materials ... yes ... they were sent late. That had a knock on effect of not being able to properly test whether the whole system worked.
Do they honestly think that the ICT Teachers can just drop what they are doing are change all their lessons around because the KS3 team couldn't get things done in time?
The familiarization materials finally worked 3 weeks before the actually tests. No way was that enough time.
Moan 2:
Why, oh why do they not say "for 30 students taking the test you will need at least a server with such and such a spec ... for 60 you want this ... for 100 you want this."
We had a machine a chunk above their minimum spec but it slowed to a crawl and resulted in many crashed tests, and we only got 63% of our results back because of this. The response from the KS3 team was that the minimum spec (including what we said our machine was) would only hand 1 classroom of 20ish machines ... they still could not actually come out with the exact spec for a server to deal with 120 students doing the test at the same time.
Moan 3:
Ok ... the documentation wasn't too bad all things considered ... but it was still written for a teacher, and if you look at the report it shows that the restructuring of who controls what. This means that the majority share of the whole project *has* to be done by someone who is not a teacher. The exams officer, the network manager, the flippin' caretakers ... but not a teacher
The installation was not as clear as they reckon. Assigning test to workstations was relatively undocumented and a certain amount of the installation was hoping that you were using RM CC3 (one support techie who we struck up a good relationship with actually admitted this ... but completely unofficially)
And they reckon that they are investigating any issues? Well, they haven't spoken with us and we had some corkers.
Moan 3:
I have sort of mentioned this already.
Who does what in the tests.
The new roles are
Technical Manger
Pupil Manager
Test Manager
Test Administrator.
Ok ... the ICT dept say that a subject specialist needs to be at hand to make sure the kids are on task and actually doing the correct stuff (we did have a few completely panic last year!)
However, the National Agreement does not allow them to invigilate outside of their normal timetabled areas. To allow for the students time to get into the class, get logged on, after dealing with initial problems you might just squeeze it into the hour-long lesson.
Then if you take into account the time spent with students who need assistance, and those whose machines crash ... add another 20-30 minutes ... and you have gone into another lesson.
So that means you need to have a specialist who is not a teacher assisting instead. Did I hear anyone say IT Support?
The more I get into things with the National Agreement with staff the more frustrating we *all* find it.
I have had a few member of staff already bite my head of this half-term of things we have put into place to conform with the NA ... and they still want to to those things, whether it is putting up displays or invigilating exams.
Ok. Rant over ...
Am I the only one who is having these issuse with the KS3 pilot?
no agree with lot of what you say we had numerous issues last time and we basicly threatened to go to qca (surprise surprise it got sorted).
yes time scale was very bad we said to them really we need it but end of November next year.. hopfuly they should come in next week or so..
yes the fact couldn't exit from practice tests was a really oain our lessons are 50 mins long in end had to just force the w/s to reset every time as spent half my time going around trying to end all the dam tests..
few issues that really got me where ones that should of been sorted..
also no thing in place to issue a second set of tests if first lot failed technical failed..
but on + side i thinks schools have got to do it otherwise you are going to be behind when it comes mandatery sat in n few years..
Yep ... the ICT SATs will be mandatory by 2008 if other people were not aware ... and then the other SATs will be pilotted electronically too ... and by 2013 all KS3 testing will be done or data recorded online.
for period of time while sats are on i was in at 7 and left at 5:30 ish with about 15 min break...
and now that was just ict imagine what is going to be like with all of them of them being done like this...
here there is just me now... but this is ging to become a seious issue...


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