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Fewer Unnecessary Early Deliveries
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[10/04/2013] A new study shows that multistate, hospital-based quality improvement programs can be remarkably effective at reducing early elective deliveries of babies.Read more Fewer Unnecessary Early Deliveries -
Pandemic Vaccine No Danger to Unborn
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[17/01/2013] Pregnant women who were vaccinated against pandemic influenza in 2009 were not at increased risk of experiencing fetal death. However, pregnant women who contracted influenza had an increased risk of fetal death.Read more Pandemic Vaccine No Danger to Unborn -
Children's Flu Vaccination Rates Are Low
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[14/01/2013] This year's flu season is in full swing with 41 states now reporting widespread illness. Unfortunately, not enough children are getting the flu shot even though health officials recommend that all children 6 months and older get the vaccine.Read more Children's Flu Vaccination Rates Are Low -
Early Stress Linked to Later Anxiety
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[13/11/2012] High levels of family stress in infancy are linked to differences in everyday brain function and anxiety in teenage girls, according to new results of a long-running population study by University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists.Read more Early Stress Linked to Later Anxiety -
Antibiotic Use in Infants Before 6 Months
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[22/08/2012] Treating very young infants with antibiotics may predispose them to being overweight in childhood, according to a study of more than 10,000 children by researchers at the New York University (NYU) School of Medicine.Read more Antibiotic Use in Infants Before 6 Months -
Infants Have Higher Asthma Risk
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[03/08/2012] In the United States, one in 10 children suffers from asthma. Researchers of the University of Cincinnati now report new evidence that exposure to three types of mold during infancy may have a direct link to asthma development during childhood.Read more Infants Have Higher Asthma Risk -
Risk of Hearing Loss for Children
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[29/06/2012] Children exposed to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in the womb may be more likely to experience hearing loss by age 16 than their unexposed peers, according to scientists in a National Institutes of Health research network.Read more Risk of Hearing Loss for Children -
Antioxidant Can Reduce Blindness Risk
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[18/06/2012] A study by researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital suggests that the antioxidant, rhSOD (recombinant human Cu/Zn superoxide dismutase), reduces the risk of developing Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) in extremely low gestational age newborns.Read more Antioxidant Can Reduce Blindness Risk -
Prenatal Medicine - Safely Through Pregnancy
Providing the best conditions for the unborn life - that is the goal of prenatal medicine. However, a lot of questions have to be considered, because a diagnosis does not always offer an opportunity for therapy.Prenatal Medicine - Safely Through Pregnancy - Read more
"The understanding for the respective other side is missing in part"
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[02/05/2012] For some time, the German Crisis Pregnancy Act that regulates the information and advice for the prenatal diagnosis in special cases, for example evidence of damage to the physical and mental health of the unborn child, is integrated into the German day-to-day practise. However, slowly, criticism is growing on the part of physicians. Bureaucracy and the daily workload seems to be increasing.Read more "The understanding for the respective other side is missing in part" -
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Should the ESRB be on the App Store?
Here's an interesting topic of discussion from Slide to Play: Now that Apple seems to be going all-in on gaming with its Game Center app, should the Entertainment Software Ratings Board start looking at App Store games? The ESRB is the self-regulatory industry group that's responsible for passin...
Phoenix Wright, Hexen II coming to the iPhone
Good news for fans of good games: the terrific DS courtroom simulator (which, trust me, sounds much less fun than it actually is) Phoenix Wright, Ace Attorney is coming to the iPhone, and Slide to Play has posted some hands-on video. The game takes the two DS screens and stacks them on top of eac...
Slide to Play plays games at Macworld, because I didn't
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If you'd like to send your child to a different school next year, now's the time to start the process of researching your options.
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On Tuesday, at the gorgeous El Capitan Theater in Hollywood, Disney Interactive unveiled their brand new project; a project aptly named Infinity. John Lasseter could not mask his giddiness while he showed off this brand new piece of Disney magic. At this point you may be asking yourself, what is "Infinity" besides the dictionary definition of being endless and everlasting. Disney's Infinity is a new multi-platform gaming "world," (for lack of a better word). It's part-Sims, part-Skylander, part-Minecraft, part-awesome. But best of all, Infinity is an innovative, pioneering and brand spanking new way to engage with beloved Disney/Pixar characters. Think of it as a limitless interactive mash-up incorporating all things Disney. Woody racing Buzz Lightyear? Sure! Wreck-it Ralph exploring a new land with Phineas Flynn? Why not! Jack Skellington cold-chillin' with Jack Sparrow and building their own Disney ride? Of course!
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Clinical psychologist at SLaM Ella McCabe has taken her dedication to her workplace one step – or 13.1 miles - further by running the Royal Parks Half Marathon in October to raise money for Carelink.
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What is the best place to sit on cheetah hunt.Busch Gardens Tampa: So next month I am going to BGT so I wanted to know is their any special spot to sit on Cheetah Hunt From Karly Tenney
I wanted to report that I am goingPosted September 19, 2011 at 8:14 PM to BGT in Oct. And I wanted to ask where is the best place to sit on cheetah hunt? Comments in chronological order. Most recent at the bottom. Scroll down to respond. From Christy Hall
I have only ridden it once, in the front row, and it was awesome. Going next month myself, and plan to try other seats as well. But I can definitely say the front was awesome! Try it at least once.Posted September 20, 2011 at 6:04 AM From Karly Tenney
Hi I will defintely try the front row it shouldPosted September 20, 2011 at 9:46 AM be awesome. And have fun when you go From Mike Seary
It has been my experience that the best place to sit is typically in one of the seats...Posted September 20, 2011 at 1:02 PM ...worst place? Probably the track. ;-) From Karly Tenney
Haha Mike that is funny I know that.Posted September 20, 2011 at 1:05 PM Or do I From Mike Seary
I'm just joshing you - I haven't been down there since it opened, but I would imagine the front would be the best.Posted September 20, 2011 at 1:59 PM From Manny Rodriguez
I would not say front I would say the back rowPosted September 22, 2011 at 6:57 PM This discussion has been archived, and is not accepting additional responses.
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So you spend money on a great video that you love but after posting on your social media channels it only reaches clients that already follow you. You then spend money on boosting your Facebook page but only get a few likes out of it. What you can you do to reach a bigger, new, audience? How about advertising on television or on the largest websites such as Fox News? I am happy to announce that I can now offer those services directly to you. Read more
Using the Kessler Pocket Jib for FlytRight
What I love about doing commercial work is the creative freedom you have. What's better is when working with a talented director you trust so as a Cinematographer, you only have to focus on getting the best shots possible. Part of getting the best shots is having the right tools onset. We used the Kessler Pocket Jib on a recent shoot and I want to share my experiences with it. Read more
Where Are You Bobby Browning? – My Next Feature Film
Very excited to announce that I will be shooting my next feature this October! What is especially exciting is that the crew will be mostly the same as Crossing Streets, including director Marc Hutchins. It is a great script, with a solid cast and I am honored to be chosen as the Director of Photography. Read more
First Test with Canon C300 on Green Screen
Different cameras, sensors, picture profiles, and settings all factor into the image that is being recorded. The Canon C300 has a lot of flexibility and a ton of ways to get the exact image you want out of a camera. I've been currently testing out profiles for green screen shooting and here are my results after my first test. Read more
Using a Book Light for a Super Soft Key
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Dracast LED Panel Review
I was lucky enough to get a Dracast LED panel to evaluate and I was extremely pleased with the build quality and results of the light. In this post I'll be reviewing color temperature, build quality and run time. Read on to see the results and my overall thoughts of the light panel. Read more
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Worst Thing About Theme ParksWhat is it. From Zackiel Marsh
What is the worst part about theme parks? What part can't you stand and you wish would go away. For me it is all the lines and the crash at the end of the day when you are so exhausted.Posted October 22, 2011 at 7:27 PM Comments in chronological order. Most recent at the bottom. Scroll down to respond. From James Rao
Lousy, expensive food, and common, midway rides.Posted October 22, 2011 at 8:12 PM From Mike Gallagher
1. Long linesPosted October 23, 2011 at 10:53 AM 2. Very Long Lines 3. Ridiculously Long Lines 4. Parking Gouging 5. Dark Knight at Great Adventure From Tim Hillman
I have two.Posted October 23, 2011 at 12:57 PM 1. The theme parks that don't have enough rides and attractions to provide you with a full day's entertainment yet want to charge you a full day's admission price (DAK and DCA), and 2. Theme parks that don't have a good mixture of rides (all coasters and no or few dark rides). From Robert Niles
One problem, and one problem only: Lack of fun.Posted October 23, 2011 at 3:09 PM Lack of fun can have many causes - gauging prices, indifferent or hostile service, rides that aren't worth the wait. But I've dropped a ton of money and waited hours at park where I had a blast, so money and waits aren't always buzzkills by themselves. But not having fun at a park? That's the thing I hate most. From Andy Milito
Long wait times. I'm a very impatient person. Posted October 23, 2011 at 4:33 PM From Lauren Hayhurst
Rude / unfriendly employeesPosted October 24, 2011 at 4:25 AM Long queues - esp those in a boring queuing area, those with distraction are not so bad The pushchair / wheelchair patrol - when users go too fast in a crowd and nearly run you over, im a very conscientious person, and look after my gran in her wheelchair, but ive had my ankle gouged twice As for the crash at the end of the day...I always liked this feeling of happy-tired... From Mike Gallagher
Lauren,Posted October 24, 2011 at 6:02 AM I got hit in the back of my ankle just this Saturday..by my ex-girlfriend who was pushing the wheelchair. I don't THINK it was intentional...:) And I like the crash too...yesterday I got home at 12:30 and dozed off three separate times. I certainly didn't sleep much Saturday night..my crash usually comes the next day. From AJ Hummel
In no particular order, these are my top five:Posted October 24, 2011 at 11:09 AM -Unnecessarily long lines: I don't mind waiting but when the length is due to slow operators or only running one train I get annoyed. -Rulebreaking Guests: These mostly come in the form of line jumpers or people who sneak cameras onto the rides. The first contribute to wait times, and I've been stopped on several rides so operators could come remove a camera. -Overpriced/Poor Quality Food: I know park food is expensive, but if the park is going to charge $15 for a meal it better not be lower quality than the McDonalds across the street. -Crowding on Pathways: This occurs mainly at Disneyland, and is when the walkway is so crowded you have to push yourself through. -Poor Attempts at Theming: This doesn't mean rides with a poor theme, but rides that a park attempts to theme with minimal effort. I feel that a ride should either be fully themed (not necessarily to Disney Standards, but we'll say at least the standards of the Batmans at Six Flags Parks), or the park shouldn't bother with it at all. Most of these are annoyances as opposed to things that will ruin my day, as I almost always have a good time at any park. From Brian Emery
While standing in line and realizing I keep smelling flatulence from others… Posted October 24, 2011 at 12:00 PM Missing a hot woman walk by with a wet top on because of a water ride… The price of a Beer…. From Andy Milito
Brian, yours are so.....different. In a good way.Posted October 24, 2011 at 1:46 PM From N B
Ummmmm.... Brazilian tour groups of 500 girls and 10 foot high piles of backpacks thrown anywhere. I do like blowing past them multiple times on rides in the Express line, however.Posted October 24, 2011 at 10:48 PM From Rob P
People.Posted October 25, 2011 at 3:42 AM Not all people. But you know the ones I mean. From Brian Emery
Thanks Andy - just keeping it humorous.. But I am also being honest.. Posted October 25, 2011 at 6:03 AM From Fred Koury
Oh man the Brazilian groups are the worst for sure!!!!!So rudePosted October 25, 2011 at 10:27 AM From Kelly Bean
I'm going to say the carzy amounts of, uh, "crop dusting". What are those people eating on their vacations? Ew!Posted October 25, 2011 at 1:53 PM From Andy Milito
A little racist, Dom? I kid, I kid :PPosted October 25, 2011 at 1:53 PM From Mike Gallagher
My thought exactly, Andy..except for the "I kid, I kid" part.Posted October 25, 2011 at 5:44 PM From chris cona
Lousy expensive food, long lines, and crowds of peoplePosted October 25, 2011 at 6:15 PM From Colton McLaughlin
1. Unfriendly/unhelpful/rude employees. Posted October 25, 2011 at 7:28 PM 2. Long lines: I don't care if it is the greatest queue EVAR; I'll wait through it once, then do single riders' the rest of the time. Or FastPass. 3. Rude people. Paying to get in does not mean you are any better than everyone else who paid to get in. 4. Rides that hurt. 'Nuff said.
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Racism issue aside, I think you are thinking of the large tour groups from Brazil. Statistics show that Brazil has the highest number of visitors to WDW and USF while Mexico is low.Posted October 25, 2011 at 8:18 PM I think the Brazilian groups are annoying. They are a loud, overly happy and excited culture. They can be rude unintentionally and clog the lines. Not defending anyone, except me, in saying they can be annoying. It's not their race or country or anything like that, it's simply that they have different levels of what is appropriate behavior than Americans. From Rob P
I don't think Dominick really meant his comments to be racist so let's not escalate his , perhaps flippant, observation into something it wasn't meant to be. Posted October 26, 2011 at 2:53 AM From Mike Gallagher
Dom, it was just the tone, and specifying Mexicans..and as someone else did earlier, Brazilians. I've encountered countless Caucasian and African-American groups at parks who are guilty of the same behavior. Posted October 26, 2011 at 6:06 AM From Fred Koury
It's not the ethnicity Mike. The point is certain times of year there seem to be big retreats by groups of people who happen to be Brazilian or in Dom's experience Mexican and they happen to be very inconsiderate when they are collectively in a group to the other visitors at the park. Please don't be so sensitive. And yes there are plenty of other people of all shapes size and colors who can be rude too.Posted October 26, 2011 at 7:33 AM From Mike Gallagher
"It's not the ethnicity, Mike"Posted October 26, 2011 at 8:07 AM Exactly my point, Fred. It doesn't matter to me what color or race they are. They're taking away from my good time at a park. Referring to them as "dumb Mexicans" and "speaking Spanish on the rides" is where the ethnicity was brought in, which I feel was unnecessary. And I HOPE I'm done with this aspect of this thread. From Fred Koury
I see your point about tone Mike. However, don't slant it in your favor to prove it. In Dom's defense he never referred to anyone as "dumb Mexicans" he said "stupid Mexican field trips" where the word stupid was designated towards the trip itself. Be fair if your going to be critical please. Posted October 26, 2011 at 8:49 AM From Randy Stellar
When the rides you wanted most / traveled there for are closed for the day. (And yes, stop talking about racism). Posted October 26, 2011 at 9:28 AM From Brian Emery
I think a group of excited Bazillion woman is intriguing… What not to like…?Posted October 26, 2011 at 9:37 AM Now a group of excited Bazillion men would just ruin my day. From Mike Gallagher
Yeah, Fred, I meant to type "stupid" and typed "dumb" instead. I guess that makes me both :)Posted October 26, 2011 at 10:11 AM As stated above, I'm no longer interested in the "other" aspect of this thread. I'll let it lie. We all have opinions, and we're all entitled to them. It's one of the things that makes us human. From Fred Koury
Well said mike....thinking about now perhaps brian has the best point of view;)Posted October 26, 2011 at 11:18 AM From Mike Gallagher
Considering how Brian once used this forum to insult me, I'm not sure about that, Fred. Although his posts above kind of put what he said about me in context..you know, "consider the source." Posted October 26, 2011 at 12:28 PM From Brian Emery
I am sorry Mike, but I do not recall insulting you… Posted October 26, 2011 at 12:50 PM But anyway moving on, nothing to see here.. From Mike Gallagher
Selective memory..we all have it, Brian :)Posted October 26, 2011 at 1:04 PM From Derek Morse
My wife and I both agree that its people just standing around in the middle of the park with no clue where they are going, forcing you to dodge them as you go. Now, we are Florida residents and spend a lot of time at Walt Disney World, so we know our way around. I do understand that it can be overwhelming for a first time visitor or tourist, but if you need to stop and get your bearings or look at your map, PLEASE, move off to the side or sit on a bench, do not stand around in the middle of a heavy traffic area looking around dumbfounded. I can't tell you how many people I've almost collided with because of this.Posted October 26, 2011 at 1:12 PM From Brian Emery
Mike -Posted October 26, 2011 at 1:18 PM Well I am not saying I would not insult someone, I am simply saying I do not recall it. But if I did, I am sure I had good reason to… hahaha But really I am truly sorry…I will now go kneel on a frozen pee and say three hail Mary's as my penance… The major problem with the internet is that you cannot apply "tone" in a thread.. From Mike Gallagher
Brian,I could post on the thread to get it back up to the top, but I'm not vindictive that way. But my memory is long for certain types of things.Posted October 26, 2011 at 1:36 PM But a few more lines like the "frozen pee" one above will go a long way toward healing...:) From N B
I forgot to mention I really dislike those 3 foot wide rental "strollers". I have seen 10-12 year old kids being pushed around (mostly foreigners) and four kids packed in like a clown car.Posted October 26, 2011 at 9:32 PM From Rob P
oh and those who pretend to be disabled to get to the front of the line. How sick is that ?Posted October 27, 2011 at 4:05 AM From Albino Pygmy
-Brazilian Tour Groups, with their loud and overly happy chants and dance as they scream and point out "Elephante! Elephante! Yay!" To which, I've tailored my spiels to just pointing at animals and shouting the animals names on my cruise, ending with an overly ecstatic "Yay!" There was one cruise where I had their group leader translate for me to the rest of the boat load, and then I got them to do a song and dance for me at the unload dock, that was magical.Posted October 27, 2011 at 11:23 AM -The feeling of opening up your wallet to cobwebs and moths flying out. -People who check their brains and common sense at the turnstyle. -Stale churros. -Having someone else find your car and insist you're trying to steal their car. -People abusing GAC cards and wheelchairs because they're lazy. -The feeling that the day is just too short to get all what you want to do, done. -Leash kids. -People forming a line just to take a picture of a monument at that very spot where the picture sign is at. -Stroller hell. -Having a giant mouse run a tourist trap. Ok I'm done. From Andy Milito
Why all the hate for foreign people?Posted October 28, 2011 at 3:23 PM From Mike Gallagher
I'm still trying to figure out why it's rude to speak one's own language. I thought we put this aspect of the discussion to bed, but I guess Dom's playing alarm clock and waking it up. *YAWN* Five more minutes, Mom? Pleeease? Posted October 28, 2011 at 4:42 PM From Andy Milito
Technically, Mike, Albino Pygmy brought it up.Posted October 28, 2011 at 7:46 PM From Zackiel Marsh
Can we just stop all the stereotyping on this thread. Just because some certain ethnic groups seem to be more excitable and leave a bad impact on your trip doesn't mean you should criticize an entire race. It is just a stereotype because It have seen quiet tour groups who act fine. Just drop any mention of another race okay.Posted October 29, 2011 at 6:00 AM From Andy Milito
I agree, let's just drop the subject entirely.Posted October 29, 2011 at 7:22 AM From Anthony Murphy
I would push it out to talk about generally rude and obnoxious tourists at the theme parks/Posted October 29, 2011 at 7:42 AM They are pretty scary at SFGA and none of them are foriegners. I think people are leaning towards international tourists because they usually are in giant groups. They are generally fine, but large crowds, no matter where they are from, are annoying From Giovanny Cruz
I hate the long lines Posted October 29, 2011 at 8:18 PM Expensive food Expensives snaks Rides that the theme is bad And rollercoasters that give you headchics From Carrie Hood
My number one pet peeve at any theme park:Posted October 30, 2011 at 6:18 PM People who leave their brains locked in the trunk of their car for "safe keeping" then act like complete ********'s with some sense of entitlement because they too paid admission. From Anthony Murphy
Carrie summed up my thoughts exactly!Posted October 30, 2011 at 6:30 PM From Alex Nigh
The worst place to go if you don't like Mexican field trips is Knotts Berry Farm.Posted November 13, 2011 at 1:53 AM This discussion has been archived, and is not accepting additional responses.
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Taipan January 02, 2012 1:11 PM Woo Hoo!! Lulu tops a poll at last! Reply Report abuse 13 agree 6 disagree
Rob01 - Unregistered January 02, 2012 1:16 PM Tai, he is number ONE in your heart year round. How sweet... 8 agree 5 disagree
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Some spiritual teachings would tell us that the full state of Enlightenment is to be beyond the perception of duality completely, that there is only the experience of oneness or pure presence. In my opinion this is not Enlightenment. Although we might realise that multiplicity of form within the relative universe is an illusion and experience oneness, to me, Enlightenment is being able hold the apparent duality of being the absolute and a finite expression of the absolute simultaneously in every moment…
In other words the absolute is expressed uniquely through each of us. We experience the eternal unchanging nature of existence which cannot be affected by the illusionary phenomenal world and yet we can be deeply engrossed in all the feelings of being human without attachment:
"Less pain without more wisdom defeats your purpose; does not allow you to experience infinite joy – which is what I am.
"Be patient. You are gaining wisdom. And your joys are now increasingly available without pain. That too is a very good sign.
"You are learning to love without pain; to let go without pain; to create without pain; even cry without pain. Yes you're even able to have your pain without pain, if you know what I mean."
~ from Conversations with God – Book 1 – an Uncommon Dialogue
True enlightenment (as far as Openhand is concerned) is to be able to experience the all of it, pain, pleasure, joy, love, fear etc. and yet be attached or identified with none of it.
Many spiritual teachings speak of non-duality between that which is experiencing and that which is experienced. However there is still a sense of duality (even if illusionary) because the absolute is expressed in a unique way through us. So for example, we still feel pain even though the pain is an illusion…
Student: Master, I have reached the state of oneness, all is perfect.
Zen Master: Tell me more….
Student: I am at one with the divine, there is no duality.
Zen Master: What else?
Student: I am….
Zen Master: What else?
Student: I…….
Zen Master: What else?
Student: (no reply… dissolving into state of oneness)
Zen Master: (strikes the student hard across the face)
Student: OOOUUUCCCHHHH!!!!!!!
Zen Master: Well who felt that then!?
Continually seeking the empty clarity of oneness may cause us to think we have not reached it while there is still thought and feeling of the separated self happening. In truth, the two exist side by side. When we stop seeking absoluteness, the Observer within us dissolves and we truly experience being at one with everything – the duality dissolves.
However this is far from the end of the story. Every master who has reached this state of Enlightenment can still be identified by a consistency in their action. The consistent action builds an identity – but not within themselves. Rather others observe their consistent action – this is the action of the soul – a unique and authentic expression of the absolute expressed spontaneously in the moment.
In my truth, experience of the absolute is not possible without the perceived separation of the soul, for if relativity ceases, there can be no experience at all.
Therefore long live the apparent experience of duality!
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In Truth there is Only God. God is Already Enlightened so needs nothing, So who else apart from God is there to "get" Enlightenment, a body sense?
On the other hand can something corporeal become in-corporeal where God is Complete, Perfect, Finished with no becoming, sounds kinda silly doesn't it, but human sense will "seem" to try.
Only God Knows God and this is all. Simple for One, in-comprehendible to two, lol.
Wow! Nice article.
I was always told that there should be a 'balance' in actions and everything. Your psyche should also be balenced….
That the principles of buddha are based on Balance.
Then, with experience I realized that literally EVERYTHING should be balanced…there should also be a balance between balence and imbalence!
This applys especially in the concepts of violence related to self-preservation. Its a highly sensitive, very broad yet EXTREMELY simple subject.


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STOCKTON - San Joaquin County Parks and Recreation and the Delta Fly Fishers will host a Catfish Derby on Saturday, June 5, at Oak Grove Regional Park.
The North Pointe Specific Plan is a major project taking place in northeast Ripon.
STOCKTON - Former Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Mulvihill will take the oath of office on Thursday, Jan. 22, as San Joaquin County's newest Superior Court Judge.
Jessica Doyle spent her New Years Eve waiting. And waiting. And waiting.
State emergency officials were bracing for the worst.
Spanish explorers climbing to the top of Mt. Diablo in the early summer of 1776 thought they had stumbled onto a great inland lake.
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The Longboat Key Public Tennis Center's former office building has been torn down and work has begun on a new 1,750-square-foot pro shop.
The tennis center's former 280-square-foot office and check-in building at 590 Bay Isles Road was razed last week in preparation for the new facility.
An outline of the new two-story building's foundation, which includes a pro shop, a viewing deck, new dressing rooms and bathrooms, has already been formed. The site will also include a training court and a revamped parking area with 31 more parking spaces.
Naples-based Boran Craig Barber Engel Construction foreman Steve Ferrari said the project, which will also include a revised parking area, will be complete by the end of November.
The Town Commission approved the project at its March regular workshop after the estimated $732,000 project came in under bid. The total price tag for the project is $584,144.
While the town will fund the project, the intent is to use Sarasota County infrastructure surtax monies to pay back the town for the project.
The courts are available for use by tennis members while construction continues. A makeshift office has been set up in a portable near the courts east of Longboat Library. Members wanting to access the south courts at 590 Bay Isles Road must enter at a makeshift entrance formed at the Longboat Key U.S. Post Office's parking lot.
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I don't recall anyone from Monticello or surrounding area being credited for any major scientific breakthroughs so I would have assumed it was you.You really don't know a lot, do you? Why don't you go read something instead of asking me to explain 30 elementary concepts to you?
And "perfectly"? WTF are you smoking? I see creationists say this type of garbage all the time. Why have I never seen anything remotely like perfection in our solar system/universe? All I see is a bunch of stuff being influenced, through the laws of nature (etc.), by a bunch of other stuff. And vice versa.
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No, the pinnacle of arrogance is your constant displays of attacking people's intelligence.
You really think that? No you don't. That's just too stupid. Assuming you KNOW things that there is no evidence for is far more arrogant than anything you'll ever see me do.
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Demonstrating that others are inferior? So you obviously are meaning intellectually. Apply this logic to physically. It is no different from the more muscular jocks giving swirlies in the bathroom. It's still a bully approach.
Again, do you read anything? If you'd read it, you'd see "generally through choices, not biology". As I've stated ad nauseam, I'm not criticizing people because they can't do math as well as me or can't remember as many things as me or whatever. Every non-handicapped person is capable of proper logic or doing simple things like learning about a topic before arguing about it or asking instead of telling when their knowledge is lacking (as those are choices/actions). If that group doesn't include you, let me know and I will stop ripping on you for those reasons and assume that you are indeed handicapped.
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UMMM Hey! Still don't know how to use a comma,
Seems you are the expert on both,comma and coma,as attested by your state of mind
That was just so amazingly clever that you don't get a real response.
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If you honestly believe that you are so much more intelligent and superior than everyone else, why do you waste it all arguing with us "idiots" on Topix? If we are so far beneath you that we are wasting your time, why aren't you doing something more constructive with your time?"
Why don't you get it? I've never said "everyone else". You're making that up. You are a strawman factory.
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If you work more with science in one day than any of us do in our entire lifetimes, why haven't we heard your name associated with the cure of a disease?"
Because you don't know my name, and medicine is not the only way that science improves the human race.
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Why don't you run for office and turn our environment into the utopia that you claimed to be able to create?"
Because politicians are scumbags and a single non-scumbag joining their ranks will either have no impact or be eliminated.
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You wanted someone to show you where you are stupid? There you go. If you are really a super intellect, then you are stupid for wasting all your time and energy proving to us all what moronic, idiotic, wastes of oxygen we are. "
Your lack of understanding about the miniscule amount of time and energy I spend here invalidates any conclusion you think you've drawn. And "a super intellect"? Funny that I don't recall ever saying that.
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I'm trying to decipher Ummm's post that everything started from amino acids. "
Life is not "everything", moron. You don't need to decipher anything. You just need to learn English and then read my damn post.
Listen, I hate to waste any more of your precious time. I know you have other morons to insult and world problems to solve and all, but just one question.
I thought you said that everything came from amino acids. So if not, what did everything we see come from?


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The wolves are an economic threat to cattleman, just as maintaining adequate river flows and water quality for anadromous fish are an economic threat to barge traffic, agricultural irrigation, municipal/industrial wastewater dischargers, and timber harvest practices. It's all economics, and quite relative. Conflict is an intrinsic part of life, and perspective depends upon whose ox is getting gored. Concerns about dangers to humans due to wolf reintroductions are just plain unfounded and silly. While I'm quite willing to pay taxes to see the anadromous fisheries survive despite never fishing for them, as well as repayment for livestock losses due to wolf predation, not everyone feels the same way. In fact, the further one travels inland, the fewer people you'll find that care about anadromous fish at all...they figure that what little they eat can easily be acquired from some market, somewhere (of course, in aggregate, that's short-sighted...but as a species we're quite short-sighted...it's a human characteristic). Within a generation or so, nobody will care about steelhead or salmon, once they're long gone.
Of that, I have no doubt. I guess it comes down to money versus the planet... as usual. You're right, when timber companies were wiping out salmon and steelhead habitat, it was all for the bucks with no regard for the fish. The same holds true for the wolf. As you noted, the big money of the livestock biz will maintain the war against the wolves. However, we were able to stop lumber companies from destroying fish habitat, so perhaps requiring ranchers to build fencing to contain their cattle is also possible. If we can stop open range operations, then I guess I'd have no problem with the reintroduction of wolves. As far as the elk hunters are concerned, well, I kind'a see them the same as those who want to harvest steelhead no matter what and consider the wild steelhead as competition to their goals. No offense intended toward elk hunters but I honestly don't see wolves wiping out all the elk... no more than they did before the whiteman showed up. You can't have it both ways, Krusty. You tell me that there is no way open range grazing will be eliminated yet you are pro-wolf. IF we can remove the livestock concerns, then I see hope for the wolves. The elk hunters my kill wolves they see while hunting but not nearly as many as will cattle ranchers who may carry a riffle at all times. Considering we did force change in logging practices, perhaps it is possible to change open range practices. At one time, folks said there was no way we could stop the destruction of fisheries by timber companies. Yet it happened.
Actually, timber interests have recently been handed quite a victory by the US Supreme Court...that battle is far from over. http://www.oregonlive.com/environment/index.ssf/2013/03/timber_industry_celebrates_sup.html
I know, it will be a continual fight. Money will always be at odds with the environment. I won't give up the fight and neither will they. It will be a constant battle and never over, you're certainly right about that. How I ended up just the opposite of the general attitude of where I was raised is amazing. However, there is some redneck still in me. Evidently I'm a mix of redneck and treehugger.
It gave you the advantage of not vilifying rednecks or treehuggers....which is, sadly, a trait in short supply on both sides. As country-folk would say, 'you didn't forget your raising'.
Poodles and all other yappers have just one purpose. That purpose is defined in three words. Punt, pass and kick.
In defense of Poodles, the full size non-shrunk dogs are very intelligent and were bred for hunting. They can be mean suckers as I learned from one on my newspaper route when I was a kid. ... how they ended up shrinking a hunting dog into a yapper is beyond me.
Absolutely. What do you wear in a cold weather hunting camp?? I also wear gaiters while bird hunting. One time when I was running late on completing a timber sale and a monsoon hit I ended marking trees in my Red Ball Fly Weight waders. You do whatever you need to do to get the job done. I wear dress wool pants in the woods: http://usbackroads.blogspot.com/2010/08/over-garments.html Today's outdoor clothes are made for tourists or blue-collar outdoor jobs. There are really very few clothes designed for people working in the woods.
Best pair of hunting pants I ever owned were the green wool trousers from my Marine Corps days....but, as a civilian....I outgrew them long before I could wear them out. You're right, the tourist outdoor wear is great in terms of warmth with no tendency to soak up heat-robbing moisture, but it's not durable enough for daily outdoors work....and the durable stuff like Carhartts tends to use cotton canvas that holds water like a sponge...alright for a lot of construction work, but horrible out in the dripping wet woods or snow.
Wolves will only attack you is you are messing with their young or you are in the way of what they are eating, or the big one. They are rabid. But to pull down a child to eat. They would never do that with all the other wild animals out there. They really don't like to be around MAN. How come nobody put out any popcorn with this subject.
One thing I'd like to know from the wolf experts or should I say "opinion holders" is how many wolves have you seen in the wild? The Discovery channel, zoos, petting or otherwise, and Yellowstone Park do not count. I've seen 5 and one had a rifle pointed at it. My intention was turning it into a rug. My guess is a lot of the "opinion holders" have never seen a live wolf.


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