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You can be almost certain that any supposed alien contact is really a demon. This is not based on xenophobia but rather years of hard evidence.
Jacques Vallee, long time UFO researcher also came to this conclusion. It is based on the following:
1) They appear to be interdimensional materializing and de-materializing just like a spirit.
2) They are obsessed with Jesus, often declaiming him, denigrating him, saying they created him or he was just another alien.
3) Abductions appear to stop dead in their tracks when appealing and crying out in the name of Jesus Christ.
Aliens are a deception from hell.
link to www.alienresistance.org
No where do I see Jacques Vallee on your link. Again, misinformation. If I am in error, then I apologize, but no where in your link does it state your 'Jacques Vallee' conclusion. Please provide a valid link.
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You couldn't do your own google search? Remember Vallee is not religious per se, but he feels the phenomenon closely follows demonic manifestations.
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Vallee is cited here as well. Here is a quote from him:
"The 'medical examination' to which abductees are said to be subjected, often accompanied by sadistic sexual manipulation, is reminiscient of the medieval tales of encounters with demons. It makes no sense in a sophisticated or technical framework: any intelligent being equipped with the scientific marvels that UFOs possess would be in a position to achieve any of these alleged scientific objectives in a shorter time and with fewer risks."
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Combination Typical question modeled by left brained/right side lateral preferenced organizers. Fortunately Massage Therapist as well as musicians and those who write naturally left handed have a more holistic focus. The Descartian paradigmn has limited functionality due to it's unilateral orientation. Those having strong right hand lateral dominance can't see the forest for the trees, whereas those more bilateral perceive the forest (the overview) as primary to understanding and the individual trees as supportive of the system.
Combination I feel that one must have a true passion for the healing arts- massage is just one area of that. You must be compassionate, you must love every human being as you love yourself, and be willing to live in the essence of every great miracle worker, saint, or prophet. This means to believe above everything else that your work is valuable, needed, and is helping to change and make the world a better place. Believe in the power you have as an individual, to make a difference in someones life and make that difference REAL.
Your range of modalities/specialty I feel the more you have to offer your clients the more they want to come back to see what you might have to offer them and WE have lots of fun.... Massage should not just be a JOB it should be a way of life....
Combination Your range of specialty,interpersonal skills and location
Your range of modalities/specialty I specialize in deep tissue work. Most people that are hurting like this type of massage because it helps stop the pain cycle. Many people that come see me also like to feel like the massage is doing something for them. We also do not charge extra for doing the deep tissue work!
Combination From 11 years of experience I would have to say a
strong and well balanced combination is the key. Being
consistent (on time and only cancelliing in case of
illness or emergency....I recently aquired a new
client because their previous therapist kept
cancelling at the last minute). Being personable (I
call my new clients the next day the check in on them
after their first session. Rembering childrens names
and asking how their family is doing in a sincere
manner). Great marketing skills (offering a referral
program, birthday and anniversary discounts. Sending
thank you postcards for business and referrals and
welcoming a new client to your practice). High level
of skill (I take 30-60 CEU's a year to stay up to
speed with new techniques and fuel my passion by being
around other therapist for a few days in a learning
environment). I also belong to the ABMP, AMTA and am
Nationally Certified. Now of course none of that makes
me a great therapist, but staying close to the
information that is immediately available helps me to
keep that
Combination Definitely a combination, however my location to both downtown Columbia and the twin cities of West Columbia and Cayce makes Utopia convenient to a number of professions. My commitment to providing quality service and a professionally relaxed atmosphere are my greatest compliments. Maggie Gibson Bostic, CLMT/Columbia, SC
Interpersonal skills Without the skills to listen and talk to your clients no amount of knowledge and skills will help you be a good therapist.
Combination Like a service business type ventures you must find balance. I am a LMT and have an MBA, and advantage most therapists do not have.
Combination Though interpersonal skills are important and having a specialty which works for me and my clients(Jin Shin Do Acupressure)are important, I am surprised to see being able to help clients with what they came to you for not listed! I believe that I am successful because my clients feel better--thus they come back and they refer others! Debrah
Combination It's really a combo of things -
Your range of modalities/specialty
Business practices (i.e., marketing, advertising, etc.)
Interpersonal skills
Combination The most important thing to the success of my business is how much better people feel when I'm finished. After my first year in business, most of my clients came from word of mouth. I may never have been to school, but after trying my free sample, people quickly spread the word.
PS, I work in a plain white office without aromatherapy. Many of my customers are elderly or construction workers who don't want to go to a "fru-fru spa". I also get a few asthmatics who can't breathe near aroma therapy. But every person who has looked to rent one of my plain treatment rooms that went to school for therapy spent more time and money on decor than they did in getting the word out on their new business. This obsession with decor puzzles me, especially at the bottom end of the price range.
Your range of modalities/specialty My success as a massage therapist is definitely attributable to my 1000 hour training with an Associates Degree plus the extensive continuing education I vigorously pursue.
My success in my own massage therapy business is most importantly my interpersonal skills in combination with my extensive education in holistic health.
Thank you.
Yamil Sarabi, LMT
Combination Frequent targeted marketing would be first, combined with interpersonal skills which would also include client contact like welcome letters, thank yous for referrals, birthday cards, etc. A convenient location helps as well but is not critical.
Combination I am fortunate to work in a chiropractic office where the dr. does not take advantage and pays a fair rate. There is a high patient volume, so I don't have to spend much effort in marketing. I get to concentrate on doing the therapy and giving my energy over to helping patients. Combining a variety of modalities with interpersonal skills are the two key factors that keep patients coming back. They discover massage therapy works - it is preventative maintenance.
Combination I believe our success as massage therapists has to do with our presence, our listening skills and massage skills. Let's face it, we can be the nicest person in the world, but if we don't meet the needs of our clients we are not doing our jobs very well.
Laura Moscatello
Skagway, AK
Interpersonal skills In my observation, quality of work is crucial to success, but without good/great interpersonal skills, it's impossible to reach the highest economic level in the field of bodywork.
Combination Business practices (marketing not via newsprint but as referrals), and range of madalities gets the clients to me but the interpersonal skills helps to keep the client.
Combination I found what I did best (sports massage and injuries) then took as many classes as I could and went after that market. Working with a running group, first getting the coach on my table and selling him on the benefit regular massage, then going out to their group runs giving free 10 minute post event massage and offering discount prices to their group, I have a steady flow of new clients. I also have a location near the lake where everybody goes to run so they all know where I am located.
Combination In my 11 years of practice I have seen therapist that I considered lousy excel and prosper, and I have seen the opposite. Is there a magic formula, I dont think so. As with anything moderation is the key, if you focus too much on one area then everything else will be out of balance.
If you dont have business sense work for some one else that does.
It seems a foolish question, most all of us have the ability to to be a successful therapist no one factor can be the sole reason for success. Interpersonal skill, location, special training, ect. all come in to play. To try to limit it to one factor, to me makes no sense. I feel the staff needs to get to the real questions. Law reform, insurance, mainstreaming.
Combination It's the whole ball of wax my fine and furrie friends.
Combination The most important factor for a successful LMT is knowing who your customers are, sincerely caring for them, and mostly, knowing your limits and taking great care for yourself.
Business practices (i.e., marketing, advertising, etc.) Having studing Marketing & Public Relations had helpd me a lot to advertise & promote my self. For example, offering the wellknown here in Switzerland "Gutscheins", which are like coupons with a redused price,gives you the ability to advertise your business - promote the various types of massage you are practising - and it's 100% sure that a "future customer" will come...That because everybody wants to take "advantage of" something which offered in lower price or half price.
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I finally decided now, in the early years of the 21st Century, so figure out if the book was really that bad, or if my relative youth during that first reading was to blame. After some Googling on the recalled subject matter, I decided that the book must be Genesis by Harbinson. I got a copy for my Kindle and dove in.
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Floyd O. Mitchell, 86, of Batesville died Dec. 7, 2002, at White River Medical Center in Batesville.
Born Nov. 27, 1916, at Anderson, he was the son of Taylor and Maude Ford Mitchell. He was a retired farmer and cattleman. He farmed and raised cattle for 52 years at Poughkeepsie, and was a long-time member of the Cattleman's Association.
In 1961, he and his wife, Opal, received the Sharp County Farm Family of the Year award. He was a member of Harrison Street Church of Christ in Batesville.
Survivors include his wife of eight years, Nancy Mitchell; three sons -- Donnie Mitchell of Charleston, Paul G. Mitchell and Floyd Dwight Mitchell, all of Batesville; a daughter, Wrenetta Ann Mitchell Wilson of Hot Springs Village; 15 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; a stepson, Dale Smith of Mount Pleasant; four step-daughters -- Connie Clark of Batesville, Christine Shaw and Lanell Love, both of Mount Pleasant, and Louise Cook of Sidney; and several nieces and nephews.
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Nikah infinity scarf in bright navy blue / neck piece - Simone's Rose fall collectionI am all about the layering when cool weather starts rolling in - and if the layers just happen to add some style to my outfit, well all the better! This long infinity scarf has been hand made out of a gorgeous vintage bright navy blue knit and does just that. Style and warmth - I'm all for it!This knit is an original vintage fabric from around the 60s/70s. It has a gorgeous lightweight hand, silky and slinky! The color - well its just fabulous in a deep, bright navy blue. As you can see in the photos it just pops in the sunlight and has that little bit of sheen making it a great versatile piece.**In the news: Free shipping offered within North America on all accessories in this shop! $5 flat rate for International customers (free if purchased with another item)** Hooray!The scarf measures about 88" all around - nice and long for extra versatility! It is hand braided, knotted and hand stitched in all the right spots to give it proper construction. The center back neck measures 8" high when opened flat giving you nice cozy coverage when you want to keep your neck warm! Each scarf is an original and made to order therefore slight differences might occur while weaving and braiding but that just means your scarf is unique and one of a kind.Fabric and color;Vintage knit - 100% unknown fibers *Most likely this is a polyester or poly/viscose blend Color: Bright navy blue **Also available in Black bamboo viscose knit - coming to the shop soon!You can see photos of the black knit fabric in this listing here:https://www.etsy.com/listing/110724801/chotaq-bamboo-batwing-sweater-longSize: One size! Custom orders are always welcome though so please contact me if you have any special requests.Care:This fabric should be hand washed / lay flat or hang to dry*Please note this fabric (as all vintage fabrics in my shop) has been pre-cleaned / pre-shrunk to avoid any surprises in the future. All vintage fabrics are carefully chosen for their quality and thoroughly checked for flaws.If you're loving the top shown in the photos you can check that one out here:https://www.etsy.com/listing/111061898/vishna-bright-navy-blue-batwing-topHave any questions? Do not hesitate to ask - I have many years of experience in design and dressmaking so you can be sure anything you purchase from Simone's Rose will fit according to your request and will be of the highest quality. Thanks for stopping by! xo MichelleShop policies: http://www.etsy.com/shop/SimonesRoseBoutique/policyPhoto credits:Model: Mesia Walker - check out her yoga studio in Windsor, Ontario! http://windsor.mokshayoga.ca/Photography: Michelle Maynard Have any questions? Contact the shop owner.
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Marissa Navarro recently wrapped up her career at Sacramento State with her best season, and she was rewarded for this past week.
STOCKTON - Sierra High's softball team has yet to figure out Oakdale ace Shelby Reali.
MODESTO - Shakira Lewis, with her rare speed, helped Sierra High capture its first Valley Oak League and Sac-Joaquin Section playoff championships in softball last year.
Folsom's Vista Del Lago didn't waste any time in exerting its dominance on the pitch Thursday night in a Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV semifinal match.
STOCKTON - The offense finally came together for Sierra High.
STOCKTON - Dixon batted around its order to plate seven runs in the first inning, and it was an onslaught Ripon could not recover from in a 15-7 Sac-Joaquin Section Division V playoff loss Wednesday at Billy Hebert Field.
LODI - An epic 3-hour and 15-minute marathon of dueling aces ended in heartbreak for Manteca High's baseball team at Tony Zupo Field Wednesday.
GALT – With the bases loaded and the game knotted at one apiece, Kalvin Prins knew that this was his chance to do something big.
MODESTO – Jerrica Hauck is one step closer to her dream of reaching the state meet.
After being pushed and pulled for two halves and half of an overtime period, Manteca's Sialei Manuleleua made her mark. Manuleleua took a quick pass back from Sammie Morris and then beat the Livingston keeper, ushering the Buffaloes to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV semifinals with a 1-0 win Tuesday.
The Sierra Timberwolves could not have got a better opening to its first round Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV contest, scoring the game's first goal before surrendering two unanswered for a 2-1 season-ending loss Tuesday.
It was perhaps the most telling scene of the game.
STOCKTON - Finding the fairways with good distance wasn't the problem for East Union golf standout Will Brink during the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Tournament Monday.
Ripon High's Corey Winter was disqualified in the 100 butterfly but didn't leave the Sac-Joaquin Section Swim Finals empty handed on Saturday.
Manteca was the place to be this past weekend for golfers with aspirations of climbing the amateur ranks of the California golf scene.
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Brandon Wright, 21, is alive and well thanks to several brave bystanders in Utah.
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Brandon was in critical condition immediately following the crash and was flown by helicopter to nearby Intermountain Medical Center, where he would undergo surgery on Monday night to repair a broken femur, broken tibia, broken pelvis and burns on both his feet. He is said to be fully aware and alert and is expected to fully recover.
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Everybody's Ukrainian! [Ihor] I came in 1990. I was invited for exhibits, the Art Students League. I got some fellowships. I lived on 79th and Fifth, the Ukrainian cultural center, for 10 years. Everybody thinks it's an address for millionaires. Now I am fine with my Bushwick address.
This is like a glamorous Soho loft. The others I've seen in this building are not like this. This was the worst. [Severyn] When we first came, we were not sure if we wanted to take it because it looked scary. [Ihor] Everything we saw was like so scary. Like Red Hookreally nice buildings but you have to walk across the BQE. [Severyn] There were like needles on the floor. [Ihor] On the street.
Your wavy stairs look like they're from The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. I like things more aesthetic than practical. [Severyn] For my parents, the loft is more like creating artwork. The others, they come here. They don't care. Then they just move somewhere else. When we saw this I said, I don't know if I like this. My father said we can make something nice. [Marta] We moved in November 15, 2001. [Severyn] We did everything ourselves. Because my father, he knows a lot about construction. Me too. [Marta] It took about two months to do walls, ceiling, floor, and windows. We spent about $15,000 total. [Ihor] It cost $1,000 to have the pipe moved higher. I'm not 25. I have to make the place look good and feel good because I'm working here. [Marta] Especially, we like the view from the window here. The people who live over there train the pigeons. After five, six o'clock . . . [Severyn] Hundreds of pigeons fly in certain shapes, down and up. We play the music. I make fluorescent art, black-light sensitive. I've been decorating big clubs.
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How is it to be here at home every day, all three of you? [Ihor] It's very, we always have an uplifting mood. [Severyn] I stay with my girlfriend sometimes. I also do some modeling. She's a filmmaker. She lives on Bedford. [Marta, serving green-apple slices and cheesecake] I bake myself. [Ihor goes to the second level.] [Marta] Ty postavyla znovy tam? [Ihor] Ctoit zastinoyu na hori.
You speak in Ukrainian at home. How did you meet? [Marta] From first grade. [Ihor] We started dating from the eighth. [Marta] Severyn also has a girlfriend from school. He went to LaGuardia Art. [Severyn] Eight years we are together. I have many other girls who give me looks. She's everything perfect for me. I don't need to look for other experience. [Marta] She sleeps with him here. [Severyn] Her father is a manager of French restaurants. He's an important person in that business. [Ihor] They stayed with me when Marta went to Ukraine. It'd be boring for me to be here alone.
There's an inherent loneliness out here in empty Bushwick, especially in a gray endless rain like today. But the space! [Severyn] We wake up at 12. We're all-night people since we don't have jobs from nine to five. My grandmother comes with food sometimes. She feels good about it and it's nice for us. [Marta] We go a few times a week to Manhattan.
This building is very communal, parties on the roof. [Ihor] They're younger people. [Marta] We don't hang out. [Severyn] Two years ago, much nicer people moved in. From before, they were grungier. [Ihor] They'd walk by, don't say anything.
Is it easier in Ukraine to be an artist, find housing? Artists live the same as here. They do the same strugglingthe same, the same, everywhere. Our friends like to come here. [Marta] They like the space. [Ihor] They like to walk like this. [He struts around.] I have a friend, a composer. Sometimes he stays like for a few days just to work. He feels very robust. Leonid Herbosky. [Marta] He's a very well-known Ukrainian composer from the '60s. [Severyn] He's very well respected. He gets invited to a lot of music conferences.
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Shirley Temple 1928-2014
A Look Back: Shirley Temple's Life in Photos
From iconic child star to political activist, PEOPLE honors the legacy of the curly-haired cutie
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