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It's almost impossible to Ascend or/and get higher vibrations if you eat dead animals or carcasse, you're screwed beyond redemption if you continue to do this.
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How do you know a person is screwed beyond redemption if he or she eats meat? Are the non meat eaters passing out judgment now just because you think you are far better than the rest of the people who are eating meat? How do you know that if you do not eat meat your chance or possibility of ascension is much higher than those who consume meat?
Bottom line is, it is not what you eat, it is what you said, things that come out from your mouth, from your heart that defile us. JC said that in Matthew 15:17-19
Respect each other's choice of the matter, OP and the non meat eaters you want others to understand why you do not eat meat, then understand why others choose to eat meat. Interestingly, it seems the non meat eaters are the ones often trying to impose their view on others and telling others how spiritually advanced or better they are.
If you are truly more spiritually advanced than the rest, then it would make more sense that you would be more humble and not judge, spew hate and respect other people's choice of the matter.
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dang I wish people would stop taking verses out of context!!
I don't mean to take verses out of context. I am not an expert of the Bible. I am sorry if it offends you and/or others.
Even without quoting the bible, I still stand by it is not what you eat that define you. You can be the most spiritually advanced being or person but if your heart is not in the right place, I am of the opinion that no amount of veggies eating is going to ascend you. Understanding can only come if we stop trying to change someone into a copy of us. Respect other people's choice in life and they will (hopefully) respect yours.
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A celebrity nurse starring on a popular reality show about a New York hospital has learned the hard way that oversharing on social media can have real-life consequences.
Katie Duke, one of the stars of ABC's New York Med, has been fired for sharing on her Instagram account a photo depicting an empty trauma room strewn with medical supplies where a man had been brought in for treatment after he was struck by a subway train.
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It got her in trouble: Nurse Katie Duke was let go from her job at New York Presbyterian Hospital for sharing on Instagram this image of a messy trauma room where a man had been treated after being struck by a train
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Miss Duke described her very public termination as a 'traumatic' experiences, saying that New York Presbyterian was her 'family.'
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Their bodies produce an abnormally thick mucus that clogs the lungs, pancreas and other organs, leaving both children open to severe respiratory and digestive problems.
Kelea's mum Anthea Wendelborn says she looks and acts like an average child.
But the "invisible disease" plays havoc on the inside.
"There's not one day in our lives where we don't think about and plan for cystic fibrosis."
Mrs Wendelborn and Jack's mum Jo Ringer, from Coatesville, met through the Auckland branch of the Cystic Fibrosis Association, which will receive $15,000 from proceeds raised through this year's Ports of Auckland Round the Bays on March 10.
Mrs Ringer says the charity has had a huge impact on her life.
"We're all going through different journeys that are the same, if that makes sense."
Mrs Wendelborn, who is co-chair of the organisation, is thrilled to see her organisation as one of several children's charities set to benefit from the annual fun run.
The money will help buy nebulisers needed for physiotherapy for the 125 families in Auckland affected by cystic fibrosis.
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They also need to do frequent exercise and follow a high-fat diet which Mrs Wendelborn says is the "food pyramid upside down".
Hygiene is also crucial and Jack and Kelea always carry hand sanitiser with them.
Mrs Ringer and Mrs Wendelborn say they spend hours and hours cleaning.
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The two mums will be racing in Ports of Auckland Round the Bays as part of a team supporting Kelea and Jack.
They hope to raise $2000.
Mrs Wendelborn says she thinks about Kelea each time she struggles for breath during training.
"We expect our kids to do exercise to keep well so this is a great opportunity to be role models and get out there and hit the pavement."
Mrs Ringer is also determined to finish the race.
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Lt. Gen. Robert R. Allardice is Vice Commander, Air Mobility Command, Scott Air Force Base, Ill. The command is responsible for the bulk of the U.S. Air Force's strategic transportation assets and mission. From 12 major air installations in the United States and nearly 100 active-duty, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve locations worldwide, AMC provides rapid, flexible, global reach for America. More than 141,500 people comprise the Total Force air mobility community, operating combat delivery and strategic airlift, air refueling, and aeromedical and special mission aircraft for national interests.
General Allardice entered the Air Force in 1980 as a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering. His career includes command at 18th Air Force, the largest numbered air force, joint, wing, group and squadron levels. Additionally, he has served in a wide variety of high level operational and staff assignments at the Pentagon, Air Force Material Command, and Central Command. He deployed three times in support of operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. In 2001, he commanded the strategic humanitarian airdrop which began on the first night of combat operations in Afghanistan, the largest mass personnel airdrop since Operation Overlord, commonly referred to as D-Day. In the opening days of Operation Iraqi Freedom, he commanded and led the airdrop of the 173rd Airborne Brigade, seizing vital territory in northern Iraq. In 2007, he deployed to Iraq as Commander, Coalition Air Force Transition Team. There, he was responsible for the Multi-National Security Transition Command-Iraq for standing up the Iraqi air force. Prior to his current assignment, the general was the Commander, 18th Air Force, Scott AFB, Ill.
General Allardice is a command pilot with more than 5,000 hours in the C-141, C-5, C-17, KC-135 and C-21.
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In 1991, Susan Faludi wrote a seminal text on the tactics employed by anti-feminists to try and undermine the battle for liberation. Faludi showed how every wave of feminism has resulted in the same kind of arguments, the most common of which is that equality harms rather than helps women.
OPINION: Equality (which we are also told has been achieved tenfold) apparently makes women unhappy; it places a bigger burden on our time, our energy and our mental well-being. Wouldn't it be great if we could just call time on the failed feminism experiment and revert back to the traditional gender roles that gave us such wonderful things as financial disempowerment, legalised marital rape and Valium addictions?
The book was appropriately titled 'Backlash', and it's as true today as it was 20 years ago. The latest argument to arise is one so ludicrous in its premise that it even has me perplexed. In an article in the New York Times, author and psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb asks whether couples in more egalitarian partnerships (or 'peer marriages') have less satisfying sex lives.
Despite there being no real evidence to support this assertion (aside from a 20 year old study which, as Gottlieb herself admits, is not fully reliable as a data source), a good 1000+ words are spent exploring whether or not gender equality slays the sexual beast. And here's the twist - it's women not men whose boners are suffering as a result of chores traditionally coded as female being taken up by men.
Clever, Gottlieb, clever.
Whenever the winds of feminism begin to gather strength, there is protracted handwringing about how gender equality leads to a less harmonious society. The funny thing is, I don't doubt that Gottlieb is invested in gender equality. She admits herself that she admires peer marriages, and spends a good deal of time extolling the virtues of a partnership in which both (or all, in the case of poly people) contribute equally. But she believes there is merit in exploring whether or not such equality results in disappointing sexual experiences, especially given the mixed messages the filter through culture regarding sexual desire. She writes:
"When I was speaking about relationships at a conference and mentioned that I was writing about this topic, a large group of women who had just waxed poetic about "Fifty Shades of Grey" suddenly seemed outraged. Was I saying people can't have good sex in egalitarian marriages? (No, I wasn't.) Isn't marriage better over all when partners have equal power? (In my opinion, yes.) Then why write about this kind of thing? (Because when a roomful of women who just raved about "Fifty Shades of Grey" don't want me to write about "this kind of thing," that tells me it should be talked about.)"
The problem is that Gottlieb, like most people who explore the possible negative effects equality can have on social harmony (ha!), seems to ignore key issues. One of her most relied upon examples of this sexual disconnect involves two of her therapy clients arguing over the distribution of chores. After ironing out some of the uneven 'kinks' in the couple's marriage - the dealing with which resulted in a generally happier marriage overall - Gottlieb was surprised to discover their sex life had taken a dive.
In therapy, the wife assured her husband that she remained very much attracted to him, particularly when 'you're just back from the gym and you're all sweaty and you take off your clothes to get in the shower and I see your muscles.'
So far, so sexy.
But when it transpired that such a situation had occurred that morning only to dissipate into frustration and an argument over vacuuming after the husband tossed his dirty clothes onto the floor, he expressed confusion. Would his wife have been more attracted to him had he done the vacuuming (as it was his turn)? Probably not, she admits. The vacuuming would have killed the weightlifting vibe.
This story is used as anecdotal evidence for Gottlieb's suggestion that too much gender neutral equality in the home removes sexual frisson. Now, I'm no sex therapist but I do live in a romantic domestic arrangement that I would argue is egalitarian. And it seems to me this little problem of the slayed lady drive is less to do with watching a man vacuum and more to do with once again being forced to nag him to do it.
I can't speak for all women, but nagging is not an activity I enjoy doing. I suspect the same is true for many others. And I don't enjoy it because, apart from being deeply frustrating, it makes me feel like I'm not a lover but a mother. Could there be anything less conducive to sexual congress then suddenly viewing your partner as a naughty child who needs to be coerced into putting their toys away?
Women have wrestled with gendered domestic expectations for so long that it's no wonder that wound remains sore and easily disturbed. To be more specific, even egalitarian relationships are not immune from the subtle undercurrents of traditional gender roles, and their impact on romantic happiness.
I've no doubt that emphasis on gender equality has had an impact on sexual relationships, most notably through heterosexual partnerships, almost undoubtedly for the better. Because while it's possible that this same equality hasn't always resulted in exceptional sexual experiences (for surely it is foolhardy to treat sex as a magical salve that must always be transformative in order to qualify as 'good') it cannot be argued that the establishment of a culture which priorities respect and mutual engagement has negatively impacted heterosexual relationships. Boring is not the same as bad.
Because what sort of mental gymnastics must we perform in order to accept that as the case? The kind which neatly delivers us into the sort of mindset which prioritises sexual harmony over emotional harmony and which subtly reasserts the idea that sex is a one sided pleasure exchange guided by absurd notions of biological determinism and need. And frankly, we're trying to liberate ourselves from silly and damaging ideas like this. That's the point.
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Industry surveys are often thinly veiled vehicles for self-promotion. And they're a growth industry, especially in the financial services field. Hardly a day goes by without two or three slipping into my inbox from banks, insurance or fund companies.
It's part of my job to read them, though many are eye-glazers offering meagre illumination into the human financial condition. However, a recent one, the TD Insurance 2011 State of Insurance Report, caught my attention, partly because it was fun but also because it included some information I didn't know.
And hey, I'm a sucker for a quiz, especially one focused on myth busting.
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1. Getting a parking ticket means your insurance rates will go up.
False: Parking tickets do not count against your driving record or your insurance.
But if you're talking about speeding, that's another story. "Every company varies a little," says Ross Cation, an independent broker with Adriatic Insurance in Woodbridge. "But generally the first two minor infractions (e.g. speeding, seatbelt violations, failure to stop at a signal) over a three-year period won't increase your insurance. The third may or may not increase the premium depending on the company, but if it does it will be in the 10 to 25 per cent range." Obviously, how much faster than the speed limit you were going is also a factor.
Major infractions are another matter. Again, every company varies and there will be differences among the provinces, but careless driving, racing and leaving the scene will often increase premiums 50 per cent, while impaired driving will likely double what you pay annually.
If you get a major conviction, most companies will deny you coverage on renewal.
2. Red cars are more expensive to insure.
False: The insurance industry is colour-blind, states Henry Blumenthal, vice-president and chief underwriter for TD Insurance. "It doesn't matter if your car is blue, red, striped or chequered, your insurance rate for that make, model and age of vehicle will be the same." According to TD Insurance, 29 per cent of Canadians think red cars are more expensive to insure, while 54 per cent think two-door cars result in higher rates.
Colour may not matter but there are a lot of other factors that affect the cost of insurance. "Each car model is assessed differently," says Cation. "One of the issues is fixability. Japanese cars are generally more expensive to fix. If you have a $30,000 Japanese car and a $30,000 North American car, the Japanese car will have a higher premium."
Some cars cost more for insurance because they are prone to theft. "BMWs are very desirable," sighs Cation. "My clients have lost quite a few over the years. One had a 745 (sticker price $100,000 +) only a couple of weeks old stolen off his driveway."
3. Installing a home security system can reduce your home insurance premiums.
True: Some upgrades to your home, like taking extra security measures, can decrease your premiums. Similarly, installing a satellite tracking anti-theft system in a car may decrease premiums, especially for theft-prone cars.
4. If you're in a car accident but don't file a claim, your insurance premiums won't go up.
False: Although 48 per cent of Canadians think this statement is true, it is not. If your insurance company finds out you were in an accident, they can raise your rates whether you made a claim or not. There are several ways an insurance company gets this information. If the other person in the collision files a claim your company will be contacted. They will also find out if the police ticket you.
5. You may be liable if a contractor is injured while working on your property.
True: If workers on your property aren't covered by their own insurance, you may be held liable and have to deal with a costly settlement.
However, one broker I spoke with felt this wasn't clear-cut. "To me that's a pretty big maybe," he said. "But it's a good idea to insist that all people who work on your property have insurance as a matter of practice."
Many insurance companies insist that homeowners get a Certificate of Liability from their contractors for big construction or renovation jobs.
There's a wrinkle in most home insurance policies that many people don't realize exists. If Uncle Fred falls off a ladder helping you re-roof the garden shed, for instance, there may be a few thousand dollars available in your policy for medical payments that aren't covered otherwise, either by the provincial health plan or through extended benefits.
6. If you file a claim through home insurance for stolen or damaged items you will be reimbursed for replacing the items at today's prices.
True and False: This is only true if you have the magic words "replacement value" in your policy. If so, you will get enough to purchase something equivalent at today's prices. On the other hand, if you have a standard home policy you will only get the value of your contents less depreciation.
Also, if antiques, art or jewellery are involved you may have difficulty establishing the value unless you have a professional appraisal. A fine, old Persian rug was pilfered from my house along with other items. There was no problem replacing the electronics but when it came to the rug I hit a roadblock. Because it was inherited and I had only an unclear photograph, I couldn't prove it was hand knotted or even old, so the company would only replace it with an inferior machine-made one.
7. You don't really need travel medical insurance if you travel outside the country.
False: According to TD, the average out-of-country in-hospital bill can cost up to $10,000 a day and that doesn't include fancy surgery. An emergency room visit averages around $1,000.
A few months ago I went to an emergency ward in Florida for an ear infection — the tab was $1,200 and I wasn't even seen by a doctor. There was also $300 for a follow-up and another $80 for the prescription. The OHIP reimbursement was just $50 for the ER visit. Fortunately, I had travel insurance.
Two readers recently told me about being saddled with $100,000-plus bills after an out-of-country medical emergency. Some credit cards give you limited travel medical coverage, but check the details first so you know the limitations.
Insurance is a confusing area and something most people hate to pay for but also hate to be without in times of need. When buying or renewing your house, car or travel insurance read that annoying fine print and ask every question that comes to mind.
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The private club is transforming two former private rooms in the back of its building into a bar for members and their guests. It's slated to be open by October, the club's 100th anniversary.
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Taipei, Taiwan, November, 14th 2011 - GIGABYTE TECHNOLGY Co. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today announced the launch of their latest X79 series enthusiast motherboard range. Supporting the latest 2nd Generation Intel® Core i7 processor family for high-end desktops (aka Sandy Bridge-E), these new X79 Express Chipset motherboards unite unrivalled desktop PC performance with a new level of hardware flexibility and control. GIGABYTE 3D Powerand its all new 3-way Digital Power Engine offers ultimate control of your PC's power delivery, while GIGABYTE 3D BIOSprovides a wholly more intuitive and graphical UEFI BIOS environment.
"This new GIGABYTE X79 series range of boards are all about giving enthusiasts and professionals unprecedented control over their PC's hardware," commented Tim Handley, Deputy Director of Motherboard Marketing at GIGABYTE. "GIGABYTE 3D Power and 3D BIOS give hardcore gamers, extreme overclockers and cutting-edge content creators absolute mastery over every aspect of their PC."
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GIGABYTE X79 series motherboards take advantage of the new and exclusive GIGABYTE 3D Power, based on a 3-way Digital Power Engine for both the PWM and memory that delivers unprecedented power delivery control. Utilizing a brand new Digital PWM controller,GIGABYTE's 3D Power features three digital memory controllers for not only the memory, but VTT and VSA, for real-time adjustment and control. The GIGABYTE 3D Power application provides a range of controls via a graphical user interface, allowing adjustment of load line calibration, over voltage protection control and real-time adjustment of CPU, VTT, IMC and four-channel memory frequencies.
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