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An impressive new discovery in the Azores Islands occurred in early May 2013, and was announced to worldwide media coverage on September 19th. This unusual discovery took place by sheer accident. When local yachtsman Diocleciano Silva was deep-sea fishing between São Miguel and Terceira Islands he noticed a perfectly geometric formation on his high-accuracy depth-finder device. Silva's video of the odd sonar data reveals a large pyramid with 4 perfectly flat faces like those of the Great Pyramid.
Height estimates for the submerged Azores pyramid provided in every article on the discovery claim a figure of 60m, which is suspiciously inaccurate in light of the original high-resolution depth-finder data provided as evidence (composited above). Clearly, the depth-finder data displays the base of the pyramid sitting on a small level plain at 360′ below sea level. The apex of the pyramid is shown at just 136′ below sea level, providing for a total height of 224′ (360 – 136 = 224) or about 74m –not 60m.
Why has the global media machine repeatedly published this erroneous information on the exact height of this submerged pyramid, contradicting the obvious evidence presented?
Obfuscation of the actual height of the sunken Azores Pyramid is designed to hide its close relationship and psychoacoustic calibration to the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt. Near 74m in height, the Azores Pyramid isexactly half the original height of the Great Pyramid, at 148m. In addition, the Azores Pyramid is the same height as the Teotihuacan Pyramid in present-day Mexico, and also appears to closely match the height of the newly discovered Hummingbird Pyramid in La Maná, Ecuador!
Furthermore, the Azores Pyramid is 1/3 and the Great Pyramid is 2/3 the height of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, at 220m. Such perfect proportional relationships displayed by ancient architectural masterworks located on various continents present stunning implications for the global networking and spacetravel capabilities of the Atlantean civilization. The World Map Stone from the La Maná pyramid, Ecuador accurately presents global coastlines with sea levels consistent with a late Pleistocene timeframe for the construction of the Azores Pyramid, La Maná pyramids, Bosnian pyramids and Gunung Padang.
The many Paleo-Sanskrit pyramids now being discovered at these new archeological sites functioned as an infrasound network displaying geopositioning and angular dimensions for harmonic resonance with the 1.45 Hz base frequency of the Great Pyramid. The Azores Pyramid was designed to resonate at a 3 Hz fundamental frequency, being the first harmonic above 1.5 Hz, while the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun is calibrated to the 0.73 Hz subharmonic. All of these structures were built for biorhythmic synchronization at precisely calibrated wavelengths that correspond to harmonics of planetary infrasound resonance.
Before the cataclysmic cometary impacts of 12,890bp that initiated the Holocene warming, sea levels were several hundred feet lower than those of today. The Azores volcanic seamounts would also have formed an island chain during that remote period of the Paleolithic, yet comprised a much larger archipelago that once included a series of islands between Terceira and São Miguel Islands.
The João De Castro seamount would have formed a round island with high cliffs on the southeastern side, while another narrow island half the size of São Miguel Island was submerged with the remains of a Paleolithic city below the newly discovered pyramid dominating it's northernmost extension (below).
The submerged Azores Pyramid (38.22°N 26.21°W) is 3,284 miles from the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt, a distance that comprises 13.19% of the Earth's mean circumference. This great circle alignment corresponds to 1/2 of Fibonacci #353 x 10-72 (26.49…) and passes through another major holy site that is the destination of pilgrimages made from all parts of the world by devotees of the Buddha Dharma.
Buddhism is founded upon the wisdom teachings of Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, whose original shrine was recently rediscovered, over 2,550 years since his departure from this plane of existence. One of many great masters of consciousness to be honored by that name, the Buddha achieved enlightenment through intensive meditation sitting below a Sacred Fig tree in what is now called Bodh Gaya in honor of the Buddha's transcendence of 'samsara', the cycle of death and rebirth to which all life in the material world is bound. This special site of enlightenment also expresses a great geometric significance.
Bodh Gaya, India (24.42°N 84.58°E) is located 3,290 miles from Giza, a distance comprising 13.22% of Earth's mean circumference. This auspicious locus is situated along the same great circle alignment that also defines the apex of the newly discovered sunken pyramid in the Atlantic Ocean. Focused infrasound at these sacred distance intervals bioelectrically enhances human health and consciousness.
Of course, the giant pyramid in the Azores Islands –submerged only 45m below sea level– must have already been identified by both military sonar scans and geo-satellite surveillance several decades ago, yet a local fisherman fortuitously stumbled upon one of the most exciting sites publicized since the major discoveries in Bosnia and Indonesia. The Portuguese military claims to be undertaking investigations that will be made public, but, conversely, continue to withhold all images and information on the site.
The 13.2% alignment of the Azores Pyramid directly links the site with another anomalous ocean bottom formation theorized to be the giant grid pattern of a sunken city, rediscovered by British aeronautical engineer Bernie Bamford and published in 2009. Bamford's disclosure accurately identified what must constitute one of the greatest hydrological projects realized by civilization on Earth, consisting of a gargantuan grid pattern that must have been identified by military sonar scans decades ago.
This Atlantean megacity on the Madeira abyssal plain extends from 13.0 to 13.3% of the Earth's mean circumference distance from the Great Pyramid. This geoposition conforms to the same great circle distance alignment that defines both the submerged Azores Pyramid and Bodh Gaya, India (above).
Such an ancient megacity of truly mind-boggling scale and complexity of planning defies the simplistic explanations given by media sources. A careful examination of the anomalous bathymetric data suggests this mega-structure is comprised of a huge grid-network of canals, each about 2 miles in width, that collected and distributed the total volume of at least four major rivers from the western hills.
Despite loads of disinformation from Google, bathymetry maps of the Canary Basin leave no doubt that a canal-based megacity has been located nearly 3.5 miles down on the ocean floor, in the Monaco Deep (above). The silted landscape of this megacity may have been a lowland coastal flood plain of a once-thriving continent that closely corresponds to Edgar Cayce's descriptions of the comet-stricken Atlantean land ofPoseidia, later associated in Greek mythology with the deity of the ocean depths, Poseidon.
Prior to its cataclysmic submersion 12,890 years ago, this Paleolithic city appears to have been located in the southeast of the Atlantic continent, and was apparently designed around a giant Golden Rectangle of approximately 100 x 80 miles. Once enclosing hills and low mountains on a coastal flood plain, the basic shape of the canal grid is an 80 x 100 mile rectangle that encodes a language reference.
The square has been identified as the Paleo-Sanskrit glyph for the deity Indra, representing the giant planet Jupiter that was venerated for its amplification of 33 frequencies of planetary infrasound resonance. The pyramids' infrasonic transmissions were transduced by all electrical devices and even spacecraft.
A complex set of Fibonacci features embedded in the hundreds of miles of aligned canal works encode a Golden Rectangle enclosing 8,000 square miles, with an inset Golden Spiral that links many sacred temples apparently constructed atop existing mountains, reflecting a similar refaçading of the landscape witnessed in Bosnia, Indonesia and Ecuador. The Canary Basin city of Poseida was apparently designed with canals loosely defining a grid pattern based on 20 x 20 mile blocks that together form a 4:5 rectangle.
The site must have been carefully planned by aerial surveillance to embed a set of distinct geographical alignments that become noticeable when the latitude lines of 31° and 32° north are overlaid. The series of significant geometric alignments and relationships follow previously observed Fibonacci patterns.
A low mountain within the bounds of this Atlantean megacity is identified here as Mount Poseida, situated 3,300 miles from Giza, comprising a great circumference distance of 13.26% that corresponds to 1/2 of Fibonacci #353 x 10-72 (26.49…). The perfect placement of this peak at exactly 31.00°N suggests the site may be a refaçaded mountain temple complex that represents a very promising target for investigation by deepsea ROVs. Precision alignments among these sites, marked A through K, have been identified in a preliminary mapping of the sunken city of Poseida (above), with particular names for ease of reference:
The Golden Rectangle's Northwest Locator is 3,301 miles from Giza, also at the resonant 13.26% distance from the Great Pyramid. Being situated at precisely 32.00°N, the distance from the Northwest Locator to Mount Poseida at 31.00°N comprises exactly 1° of latitude. A Golden Spiral radiating from the apex of the Golden Temple passes through the Western Bisector Mount and the Northern Hill Complex.
The design of the entire city of Poseida represents 3 Paleo-Sanskrit glyphs overlaid onto one another to give the short phrase: Indra ta cakra –"Jupiter endowing the era." Imitating the turning wheel cakra glyph, the spiral glyph variation also signifies 'the cycle, the era', used here to reference Jupiter's beneficial amplification of planetary infrasound resonance transduced by Poseida's stone temples. Even though the era of Indra's endowing ended catastrophically, Poseida's gigantic set of canal alignments now beset on the floor of the Canary Basin still convey their embedded hieroglyphic message.
This basic phrase is echoed throughout Paleo-Sanskrit texts from every continent of the antediluvian world. Exaltation of beneficial infrasonic influences from the planet Jupiter is the most prevalent subject of hieroglyphic inscriptions on stone tablets from Caria, Italy and the Illinois Cave archive. One brief example of this sophisticated sentiment reads: "In accordance with the era endowing, workings of benefit are dwindling, 30 resonances initiating benefit, your works rescinding, deities diminishing the good."
Edgar Cayce had revealed the complex canal-works of Poseida were constructed as a resonant water purification system utilizing quartz and calcite crystals in the bedrock for their piezoelectric transduction of infrasound. Ultra-low frequency resonance focused by the Orion pyramids of Giza, Egypt is effectively converted into a localized electromagnetic field that once purified water flowing through the canal works, bioelectrically cleansing the bodies of barefoot initiates who made direct contact with the sacred stone.
The precise 10° offset angle of Poseida's Golden Rectangle displays perfect alignment to what was once among the highest mountain peaks on the Atlantean continent (above). Rising dramatically to a maximum height that now reaches 220′ below sea level, the Irving Seamount was skillfully indicated by Poseida's offset alignment as a major sacred center located at the heart of the sunken landmass. This broad mountaintop likely hides another monumental complex of piezoelectric temples that cannot be easily discerned in the low-resolution bathymetry data now being made available to the public.
The Irving Seamount (32.00°N 28.06°W) is 3,472 miles from the Great Pyramid, comprising a great circle distance of 13.94% of Earth's mean circumference. The 14% resonant distance band passes right through the Irving Seamount, Cruiser Tablemount and other mountaintops crossing major latitude lines.
While ancient literary references to the previous global civilization of Atlantis are limited to the few well known passages of Plato's "Dialog of Timaeus and Critias", a wealth of information has also been obtained through another very surprising source: the psychic readings of trance medium Edgar Cayce. His many decades of past life readings provided for thousands of clients contain an untapped density of verifiable information that may provide a relevant context for the Canary Basin sunken city structures discovery (Reading 288-1):
[I]n the fair country of [King] Alta, or Poseidia proper, when this entity was in that force that brought the highest civilization and knowledge that has been known to the Earth's plane.
The gargantuan scale of the canal-works of the Canary Basin megacity represents an extremely high level of technological advancement that aligns closely with the abundance of detailed information given by Cayce to hundreds of individuals concerning their past lives during the Atlantean Era. One particular session in May of 1932 revealed details of the majestic canal works of the hilltop capitol city of Poseida that once overlooked the waters of Parfa (Reading 364-12):
Q: Describe briefly one of the large cities of Atlantis at the height of its commercial and material prosperity, giving name and location.
A: This we find in that as called Poseida, or the city that was built upon the hill that overlooked the waters of Parfa, and in the vicinity also the egress and entrance to the waters from which, through which, many of the people passed in their association with, or connection with, those of the outside walls or countries. This we find not an altogether walled city, but a portion of same built so that the waters of these rivers became as the pools about which both sacrifice and sport, and those necessities for the cleansing of body, home and all, were obtained, and these –as we find– were brought by large ducts or canals into these portions for the preservation, and yet kept constantly in motion so that it purified itself in its course; for, as we find, as is seen, water in motion over stone or those various forces in the natural forces purifies itself in twenty feet of space.
In the type of the buildings, these were much in that of tiers –one upon the other, save principally in the temples– that were about the sacred fires where these were offered, the sacrifices that were gradually builded by the people in their attempt to appease those forces in nature, and from which we find there came all those forms in the various portions of the earth in which these were carried in their necessary channels, to make for the variations in its surroundings and the conditions thereunto. In this temple, we find these of large or semi-circular columns of onyx, topaz, and inlaid with beryl, amethyst, and stones that made the variations in catching the rays of the sun. Hence a portion of same became as the sun worshippers in other portions, from which there were an egress of the peoples.
Cayce also identified the intercontinental travel and communication between various regions of a global Paleo-Sanskrit society with a single hieroglyphic language used worldwide, and a well-established global trade network with a large system of storehouses maintained in various lands (Reading 294-148):
There were also established storehouses, that would be called banks in the present, or places of exchange, that there might be the communications with individuals in varied lands; for even in this period… was there the exchange of ideas with other lands, as of the Poseidian and Og, as well as the Pyrenean and Sicilian, and those that would now be known as Norway, China, India, Peru and American. These were not their names in that particular period, but from whence there were being gathered a portion of the recreations of the peoples; for the understandings were of one tongue! There had not been as yet the divisions of tongues in this particular land. This [language division] was yet only in the Atlantean or Poseidian land.
With the gathering of these people and places, there began the erecting of the edifices that were to house not only the peoples, but the Temple of Sacrifice, the Temple of Beauty –that glorified the activities of individuals, groups or masses, who had cleansed themselves for service.
Bioelectrical cleansing processes employed in these temples involved drinking Soma –sacred colloidal waters enhanced with ultra-fine gold and silver nanoparticles that effectively amplify the electromagnetic fields of the human body. While modern scientific investigation has clarified the physics of the ancient pyramid technologies, the life's work of Edgar Cayce provides the crucial names of leaders, locations and specific circumstances that once existed in ancient times. The stark accuracy of Cayce's work continues to be proven by major archeological discoveries now taking place in every part of the world.
The many known pyramid-building cultures of the Andean mountain range of Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia were preceded by the great Paleo-Sanskrit culture, and the existence of this predecessor is evident throughout those lands. Giant temples like Saqsaywaman in Cuzco, Peru are much older than previously suspected, having been built by an older civilization closely aligned with Poseidia. Psychoacoustic ceramic vessels were perfectly tuned in the thousands by every Andean culture, replicating the jaguar's purr, and the wingbeats of hummingbirds.
The psychoacoustic soundscapes of Andean ceramics can be traced back to the deeper cultural heritage of a global Paleo-Sanskrit motherculture. The psychoacoustic tuning and coherent physiological effects of Andean ceramic whistles were completely unknown during Edgar Cayce's lifetime, yet information transmitted in his readings accurately describe the ancient replication of nature's sounds (Reading 38-1):
[I]n the land known as Poseidia, in the temple… sounds of all natures were produced upon the instruments of the day. While this peoples, as to material conditions, reached even a higher state of application of material things (hence called civilization) than even of the present day; yet the application towards material surmounted that toward the spiritual; though a form of worship was maintained through the period…
Despite the Atlantean civilization having achieved the highest level of technological advancement on Earth since the far removed Lemurian Age, Cayce's description also relates the great classism and materialism of that powerful world nation that was brought low by cometary impacts 12,890 years ago. Astounding technical achievements of this long-lived civilization are evident in monumental constructions worldwide that enabled the infrasonic transmission of power and audio-video data (Reading 813-1):
Before that we find the entity was in that called or known as the Atlantean land, during the periods when there was much turmoil and strife from the rejections by many of those laws and tenets of One; when the upheavals began that made for the egress of many from that city of the Poseidon land –or in Poseidia the entity dwelt among those where there was the storage, as it were, of the motivative forces in nature from the great crystals that so condensed the lights, the forms, the activities, as to guide not only the ship upon the bosom of the sea but in the air and in many of those now known conveniences for man as in the transmission of the body, as in the transmission of the voice, as in the recording of those activities in what is soon to become a practical thing in so creating the vibrations as to make for television –as it is termed in the present.
Cayce's Life Readings for inventor Nikola Tesla identified his prior incarnation in the land of Poseidia during the reign of the King Alta, before the third and final destruction of Atlantis. Readings given by Cayce in 1925 and 1934 directly linked Tesla's advanced knowledge of electromagnetism and Vedic science principles to a previous life in Poseidia as Ax-tell, of the House of Ode (Readings 487-4, -17):
In the [incarnation] before this we find in the land of the Poseidians when the rule was in the house of Ode, and the entity then gave to that people the manner of use of the universal forces as may be applied in the way of mechanical construction in a physical plane. The entity was then known as Ode…
The entity came from the Atlantean land into Egypt when there were those periods of reconstruction in the land, and from those turmoils and strifes there arose much that made for individual and group development –and the attempt of those in the experience to foster or disseminate same; those things that were good… The entity came then, in the name Ax-tell, from those forces that were in charge of the Law of the One.
Atlantean applications of the universal forces were detailed by Cayce in an unrelated 1933 reading that included technical information concerning the advanced solid-state structures employed by Atlantean engineers for the purification and rejuvenation of human bodies by a form of fire that Tesla rediscovered as HHO plasma and effectively applied in his tri-frequency Gravity Motor invention (Reading 440-5):
[I]t was a period when there was much that has not even been thought of as yet in the present experiences… About the firestone that was in the experience did the activities of the entity then make those applications that dealt with both the constructive and destructive forces in the period… In the center of a building, that today would be said to have been lined with non-conductive metals, or non-conductive stone –something akin to asbestos, with the combined forces of… non-conductors…
The building above the stone was oval, or a dome wherein there could be or was the rolling back, so that the activity of the stone was received from the sun's rays, or from the stars; the concentrating of the energies that emanate from bodies that are on fire themselves –with the elements that are found and that are not found in the earth's atmosphere. The concentration through the prisms or glass, as would be called in the present, was in such a manner that it acted upon the instruments that were connected with the various modes of travel, through induction methods –that made much the character of control as the remote control through radio vibrations or directions would be in the present day; though the manner of the force that was impelled from the stone acted upon the motivating forces in the crafts themselves.
There was the preparation so that when the dome was rolled back there might be little or no hindrance in the application direct to the various crafts that were to be impelled through space, whether in the radius of the visioning of the one eye, as it might be called, or whether directed under water or under other elements or through other elements.
The preparation of this stone was in the hands only of the initiates at the time, and the entity was among those that directed the influences of the [infrasonic] radiation that arose in the form of the rays that were invisible to the eye but that acted upon the stones themselves as set in the motivating forces –whether the aircraft that were lifted by the gases in the period or whether guiding the more pleasure vehicles that might pass along close to the earth, or what would be termed the crafts on the water or under the water.
These, then, were impelled by the concentrating of the rays from the stone that was centered in the middle of the power station, or power house (that would be termed in the present).
In the active forces of these the entity brought destructive forces, by the setting up –in various portions of the land –the character that was to act as producing the powers in the various forms of the people's activities in the cities, the towns, the countries surrounding same. These, not intentionally, were tunedtoo high –and brought the second period of destructive forces to the peoples in the land, and broke up the land into the isles that later became the periods when the further destructive forces were brought in the land.
Through the same form of fire the bodies of individuals were regenerated, by the burning –through the application of the rays from the stone, the influences that brought destructive forces to an animal organism. Hence the body rejuvenated itself often, and remained in that land until the eventual destruction, joining with the peoples that made for the breaking up of the land –or joining with Belial at the final destruction of the land…
As to describing the manner of construction of the stone, we find it was a large cylindrical glass (as would be termed today), cut with facets in such a manner that the capstone on top of same made for the centralizing of the power or force that concentrated between the end of the cylinder and the capstone itself.
As indicated, the records of the manners of construction of same are in three places in the earth, as it stands today: in the sunken portions of Atlantis, or Poseidia, where a portion of the temples may yet be discovered, under the slime of ages of sea water –near what is known as Bimini, off the coast of Florida. And in the temple records that were in Egypt, where the entity later acted in cooperation with others in preserving the records that came from the land where these had been kept…
Cayce's remarkable recounting of the rejuvenatory function of the piezoelectric firestone installations of the Atlantean power system presents several links to sites in other parts of the world where crucial evidence remains undiscovered to the present day. The great depth of the Madeira abyssal plain of the Canary Basin severely limits access to the Poseida canal-city sites, yet other submerged Atlantean structures are also to be found in more accessible locations.
Maritime archeology off the Florida coast has indeed uncovered the megalithic remains of an ancient Atlantean road that has been censored by decades of corporate media disinformation programming. Just as Cayce had stated in trance, the Bahamas megalithic Bimini Road site was discovered in 1968 –an astounding 35 years after the Sleeping Prophet had made the claim. Cayce also gave the specific year of 1968 for the date when Atlantis would "rise again", although this metaphor is often misunderstood.
Exploration dives in the vicinity of the primary Bimini Road formation have uncovered a host of other artificially constructed features below depths of 100, including hundreds of coral-encrusted megalithic building blocks, large sets of columns, fluted marble building foundations and further stretches of megalithic roadways that have been exposed from beneath the constantly shifting sandbeds (above).
This closely related group of submerged Paleolithic stone construction sites has grown to include several locations near the Bimini Road, especially at Andros Island, Cay Sal Bank and the Moselle Shoals megalithic platform. Sonar scanning has also discerned a series of rectangular building foundations that apparently comprised an ancient harbor with entirely discernable breakwater formations, as well as multitudes of stone anchors and various megalithic circular structures that likely served as mooring sites.
The geoposition of Bimini also corresponds closely to the Fibonacci ordered distribution pattern observed at all pyramids, temples and sacred sites worldwide. Bimini Road, Bahamas (25.62°N 79.31°W) is 6,454 miles from the Great Pyramid, comprising 25.93% of the mean global circumference. Focused infrasound rumbling at this resonant 26% great circle distance often perturbs residents in McCalla, Alabama and Ranchlands, Alberta –and has even induced spontaneous piezoelectric fires in Homosassa, Florida.
Much of the information recorded in the Akashic field readings of Edgar Cayce concerning the sunken Atlantean lands has been confirmed by underwater scientific exploration in diverse regions of the world. The near-surface Azores Pyramid and Bimini harbor were built by the same culture who masterfully planned and executed the construction of the deeply submerged canal-city of Poseida. The sophisticated technological monuments of our ancestors lay dormant on the continental shelf, awaiting the sudden glaciation that will lower sea levels to expose their magnificence once again, as Cayce predicted.
From the forthcoming book Magnetic Center
Following from Tesla's Life Readings and The Gravity Motor
*This article was originally featured at Human-Resonance.**
Sacred Geometry is the basic fundamental building blocks of our Universe are based on mathematics and form. Sacred Geometry can be found in all of nature in golden mean proportions, Fibonacci spirals, hexagonal structures, pentagonal structures, platonic solid structures, crystal structures, tube torus, etc.
Healing can be facilitated and meditation enhanced by using pyramid energy, platonic solids, crystals & stones, shells, art, etc. in sacred geometric forms.
From the farthest reaches of the cosmos to the atomic structure of a single cell within the body, the same laws of form and mathematics apply. The secret to life is in these forms and numbers. So by studying a simple flower, we can learn the basis of all life everywhere.
"Modern scientists are reaffirming what the ancients observed in their world and taught in their myths: that a consistent language of geometric design underpins every level of the universe, from atoms through galaxies" says Michael S. Schneider in his book "A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe".
The FLOWER OF LIFE (FOL) is a universal symbol found in architecture and literature all around the world. It is said to contain all the patterns of Creation.
This geometric design is found in most ancient cultures, and has been found in many countries including Egypt (the oldest known), Turkey, Italy, Masada Israel, Mount Sinai, Austria, Denmark, Bulgaria, India, Spain, Japan and China.
Within the FOL is the beginning (Genesis), which is a dot (.) in the middle progressing outward to form many complex 3-dimensional structures including:
* Seed of Life
* Egg of Life
* Fruit of Life
* Vesica Pisces
* Five Platonic Solids, the building blocks of the Universe
* Metatron's Cube
* Jacob's Ladder
* Fibonacci Spiral
* Hexagons
* Star of David (Seal of Solomon)
* Tube Torus
* Merkaba
The Vesica Pisces is found in Pagan and Christian literature and art. It represents the the coming together of 2 to create a 3rd. It is the entrance to the WOMB and the passageway to the birth of
wo(man). In Sacred Geometry the Vesica Pisces is the Universal Womb, that which births all of Creation.
It is the symbol of the Divine Feminine representing the vulva (yoni) of the Goddess (and woman), surrounded by the crescents of the waxing and waning Moon. Read more.
The picture to the left is called "Christ in Majesty" and is found in a manuscript n Germany. Christ is seen inside the Vesica Pisces. From what we learned in the above paragraphs, it seems to suggest thebirth of Christ from Mary's womb.
The 4 fixed signs of Aquarius (air), Scorpio (water), Leo (fire) and Taurus (earth) are shown in the corners. These represent the Holy Tetragrammaton, meaning "4 letter word", the YHVH. The letters represent the eternal and unknowable nature of G__. From the Tetragrammaton flow the 10 aspects of God, which are the Sepiroth that make up the Tree Of Life.
The Vesica Pisces can also be seen in the Eyes of Horus.
The RIGHT EYE represents the SUN, YANG, and right-side ANALYTICAL, FACT-BASED BRAIN.
The LEFT EYE represents the MOON, YIN, and left-side CREATIVE, EMOTIONAL and INTUITIVE BRAIN.
It is also the 3rd Eye (Ajna) chakra (between the eyebrows), which is the eye that can see beyond the the 5 physical senses. It is the source of intuition and the 5 clairs: clairvoyance (see), clairaudience (hear), clairsentience (touch/feel), clairalience (smell), clairgustance (taste).
In Latin, Vesica Pisces it means "vessel (mouth) of the fish" or "fish bladder" (denoting a vessel). It looks like a human eye or a fish without a tail. The two intersecting circles were modified to look like a fish (see picture to the left). The "fish" from the Vesica Pisces symbol has long been used to represent Jesus and Christianity.
There are five Platonic Solids: Cube, Icosadedron, Tetrahedron, Octahedron and Dodecahedron. Each one is a polyhedron, which is a 3-dimensional shape with flat faces. The faces are congruent, regular polygons with the same number of faces meeting at each vertex (corner).
The Greek Plato, in his Timaeus c. 350 B.C.E., equated the five Solids with the five Elements: the Cube with Earth, the Icosahedron with Water, the Tetrahedron with the Fire, the Octahedron with Air, and the Dodecahedron with the stuff of which the constellations and heavens were made, Ether (etheric).
GOLDEN MEAN Proportions, PHI RATIO and FIBONACCI SPIRALS
METATRON'S CUBE & the MERKABA
Metatron's Cube is a structure born out of the Flower of Life. It represents the gridwork of our consciousness and the building blocks of the Cosmos. It is the matrix in which everything is contained in our 3-dimensional reality.
Metatron is an Archangel, known as the "big angel". He oversees all the other Archangels.
Click on the link below for Charles Gilchrist's explanation of Metatron's Cube.
All Platonic Solids in Metatron's Cube
Metatron's Cube Broken Down and Explained
The 5 Platonic Solids, Star of David, Flower of Life, Merkaba
The Hidden Tree of Life - Multidimensional Geometric Truths Within Infinity
The tree of life is a very important symbol of creation and where the entire meaning of the universe lies. To understand the meaning behind the tree of life, though, we have to go back before the universe even existed. Kabbalah teachings state that the origin of the universe and the world began by God's creation of the ten sefirot, or the emanations, enumerations or characteristics of God. Some say that these sefirot represent the different parts of God, while others can look at these ten sefirot as the varying qualities of God himself or even the different parts and steps of the creation of the world or the universe.The tree of life symbol shows the ten sefirot mapped out, with each circle within the tree of liferepresenting one sefira, or one divine number. The different lines connecting each circle is said to represent the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Put these together and both make up the 32 paths to the secret of wisdom, or the meaning of existence and the universe. Ultimately, the tree of life shows how the divine plan or God's Will is unfolded for us to meditate upon and take deep into our minds, hearts and souls.
At the top of the tree of life lies Keter (crown) the first sefira that emerged from God. Keter is said to symbolize the origin of the Will, the Nothingness from where the universe emerged. From Keter, others arose, and is said to slightly change or transform each sefira that rose after it. You will see that the left side of the tree of life continues with three sefirot: Binah represents understanding or the vessel with which emotions and reason brings one closer to God, Gevurah represents severity or the strength and judgment of God and Hod represents glory or surrender to God, as well as sincerity.
The right side of the tree of life is said to represent the polar opposites of the sefirot, and leans more towards how our souls and spiritual selves expand: Chokmah represents wisdom or the birth of ideas, Chesed represents kindness or the loving Grace of God and Netzach represents eternity.
The middle path, which balances the right and left sides of the tree of life contains three other sefirot, namely, Daat (central state of the unity of all ten), Tiferet (beauty of symmetry) and Jesod (foundation). The last sefira is Malchut or Kingship, where the actualization or the realization of the Divine Plan is experienced.
This powerful symbol can act as a strong reminder to us about our interconnectedness with each other and the entire universe, as well as the paths one must take to be able to attain God's Divine Plan for him. As such, some have created sacred jewelry such as amulets or even tree of life pendant to let the wearer feel the power and the cosmic meaning of the tree of life.
This intricate tree of life pendant , for instance, created by cosmic jewelry artist David Weitzman, can be worn as a sign of unity and love.
"The Tree of Life is one of the most familiar of the Sacred Geometry Symbols," Weitzman explains. "The Tree of Life pendant forms the key to God's original creation. The pendant fits exactly to the Seed of Life and the Flower of Life."
The tree of life, as such, is our own key and gateway to the supreme being and to unlock the secrets of the universe, including the secrets to our own inner souls.
Fibonacci Spiral - Natures Numbering System
The Fibonacci numbers are Nature's numbering system. They appear everywhere in Nature, from the leaf arrangement in plants, to the pattern of the florets of a flower, the bracts of a pinecone, or the scales of a pineapple. The Fibonacci numbers are therefore applicable to the growth of every living thing, including a single cell, a grain of wheat, a hive of bees, and even all of mankind.
Plants do not know about this sequence - they just grow in the most efficient ways. Many plants show the Fibonacci numbers in the arrangement of the leaves around the stem. Some pine cones and fir cones also show the numbers, as do daisies and sunflowers. Sunflowers can contain the number 89, or even 144. Many other plants, such as succulents, also show the numbers. Some coniferous trees show these numbers in the bumps on their trunks. And palm trees show the numbers in the rings on their trunks.
Why do these arrangements occur? In the case of leaf arrangement, or phyllotaxis, some of the cases may be related to maximizing the space for each leaf, or the average amount of light falling on each one. Even a tiny advantage would come to dominate, over many generations. In the case of close-packed leaves in cabbages and succulents the correct arrangement may be crucial for availability of space.
In the seeming randomness of the natural world, we can find many instances of mathematical order involving the Fibonacci numbers themselves and the closely related "Golden" elements.
Fibonacci in Plants
Phyllotaxis is the study of the ordered position of leaves on a stem. The leaves on this plant are staggered in a spiral pattern to permit optimum exposure to sunlight. If we apply the Golden Ratio to a circle we can see how it is that this plant exhibits Fibonacci qualities.
By dividing a circle into Golden proportions, where the ratio of the arc length are equal to the Golden Ratio, we find the angle of the arcs to be 137.5 degrees. In fact, this is the angle at which adjacent leaves are positioned around the stem. This phenomenon is observed in many types of plants.
In the case of tapered pinecones or pineapples, we see a double set of spirals – one going in a clockwise direction and one in the opposite direction. When these spirals are counted, the two sets are found to be adjacent Fibonacci numbers.
Similarly, sunflowers have a Golden Spiral seed arrangement. This provides a biological advantage because it maximizes the number of seeds that can be packed into a seed head.
Inside the fruit of many plants we can observe the presence of Fibonacci order.
As well, many flowers have a Fibonacci number of petals. Some, like this rose, also have Fibonacci, or Golden Spiral, petal arrangements.
Branching plants also exhibit Fibonacci numbers. Again, this design provides the best physical accommodation for the number of branches, while maximizing sun exposure.
Fibonacci Petals
3 petals lily, iris
5 petals buttercup, wild rose, larkspur, columbine
8 petals delphiniums
13 petals ragwort, corn marigold, cineraria
21 petals aster, black-eyed susan, chicory
34 petals plantain, pytethrum
55, 89 petals michelmas daisies, the asteraceae family
The occurrence of Fibonacci Numbers in Nature is interesting but the ratio of consecutive Fibonacci Numbers is important.
Fibonacci in Animals
A starfish has 5 arms. (5 is the 5th Fibonacci number). If a regular pentagon is drawn and diagonals are added, a five-sided star or pentagram is formed. Where the sides of the pentagon are one unit in length, the ratio between the diagonals and the sides is Phi, or the Golden Ratio. This five-point symmetry with Golden proportions is found in starfish.
Humans exhibit Fibonacci characteristics, too. The Golden Ratio is seen in the proportions in the sections of a finger
It is also worthwhile to mention that we have 8 fingers in total, 5 digits on each hand, 3 bones in each finger, 2 bones in 1 thumb, and 1 thumb on each hand.
The ratio between the forearm and the hand is the Golden Ratio!
The cochlea of the inner ear forms a Golden Spiral.
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Cakes that Capture the Imagination
If you want to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, then break out of the mold (no pun intended)! Ditch the traditional cake and go for a conversation starter. It's easy, especially with the large array of options available in the market.
A trio of smaller cakes makes a contemporary twist to the traditional tiered cake.
(Left) Waffle Wedding Cake. Photo from Austin Weddings.
(Right) Wonderfully Underdone. Photo from Always A Blogsmaid.
Dainty little profiteroles, artistically stacked together, also make a delicious alternative to the traditional wedding cake.
(Left) Profiterole Cake. Photo from Perfect Wedding Day.
(Right) Profiterole Cake Variation. Photo from Patisserie Valerie.
Glam up the humble doughnut by glazing and grouping them together to form a large cake-like structure. This interesting and very contemporary alternative to the traditional cake would make a great conversational piece.
(Left) Photo from Pinterest
(Right) Photo from Glittter Weddings
Frosted or iced cupcakes rise to the occasion, forming a merry-go-round on every tier. Your guests will be charmed and the kids delighted at the prospect of having a 'slice' of a towering structure of cupcakes.
(Left) Sugary Delight. Photo from Tinydot Photography. Wedding of Vivien & KC.
(Right) Blue and sweet. Photo from Feldberyl Images. Wedding of Cheryl & Greg.
You can work with your favourite baker to create a cake in any shape or form to suit your personality or the theme of your wedding. From traditional square, round and hexagonal shapes, to whimsical creations fashioned after objects of your fancy, this option will most definitely cause a welcomed stir among your guests.
Photo by Bryan Jean Photography. For Celebrate "All About Love" Issue.
(Left) Cake by Cake Over Heels
(Right) Cake by ET Artisan Sweets
Be inspired by the intricate designs of fabric – your cake can be designed to look like printed fabrics, laceworks, embroidery, and more. If you are enamoured by a specific fabric design, show it to your baker, she may be able to recreate the design for you. And just like a beautifully-embellished gown, your cake may be adorned with satin ribbons, pearl-like beads, and such.
(Left) Shabby Chic. Image from Cake Central.
(Right) Delicate lace. Image from Rosalind Miller Cakes.
Go on, run with your imagination! Make yours a wedding cake that is a candy for the eye as much as it is for the palate.
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Councilwoman to be featured in new video on women's movement
ALBANY — Gloria Steinem, Condoleezza Rice, Katie Couric, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Sandra Day O'Connor, Ellen DeGeneres and Albany's Barbara Smith.
The Common Council member, resident of Arbor Hill, author, feminist scholar and community activist is part of an impressive lineup.
She was selected to join a constellation of stellar women — secretaries of state, entertainers, CEOs and a Supreme Court Justice — as profile subjects in a national campaign titled "Makers: Women Who Make America."
With a multi-media website and forthcoming documentary sponsored by AOL and PBS, the project describes through original interviews the pioneering contributions of women who are key figures in the women's movement over the past 50 years.
"It's nice to be in that kind of company," Smith said. "I'm very excited to be part of it. There hasn't been anything quite like it before. Even today, women and women's stories are not as widely publicized as they could be."
"I hope that the Makers project will become the seminal record of women's achievement, and inspire a new generation of leaders," said Paula A. Kerger, president and CEO of PBS.
In May, Smith will attend a private party at The Paley Center for Media in New York City for those involved with the "Makers" project, which launched its website in March to coincide with Women's History Month.
An in-depth interview with Smith is on the website, www.makers.com. The women are described as "groundbreakers, women who have sparked change, been firsts-in-their-fields, and paved the way for those who followed."
Smith had an inside edge in her selection. She served as an academic advisor to the documentary filmmakers and was a friend with Steinem, a major force behind the project. Smith and Steinem were editors of a 700-page reference book, "The Reader's Companion To U.S. Women's History," published in 1998 by Houghton Mifflin.
Also, Smith's twin sister, Beverly, worked for Steinem's Ms. magazine.
When it came time for Smith to comment on a list of possible interview subjects for the "Makers" documentary, she felt that there was a lack of women of color. She suggested herself as a subject. The filmmakers concurred.
In her "Makers" interview, Smith, 65, described growing up in Cleveland in the 1950s and coming of age during the civil rights movement when the way she was identified shifted from "colored" to "Negro" to "black" to "Afro-American."
"The language of race is interesting because in my youngest years, 'black' was a pejorative and was used as an insult," she said. "We later claimed it as a badge of honor."
Smith let out a husky laugh and touched her close-trimmed Afro, now flecked with gray.
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To see a video of Barbara Smith as part of the "Makers: Women Who Make America" documentary, go to the website http://www.makers.com.
"I feel fortunate to be the age I am because I was there for the best of it," said Smith, who absorbed the stories of great-aunts and grandparents who felt the full force of racism and discrimination in the Jim Crow South. Her family joined the Great Migration from Dublin, Georgia to Cleveland in the 1930s. From the time she was a high school student, Smith joined boycotts, marches, protests and civil rights demonstrations in Cleveland. Her family sheltered her from blatant examples of racism growing up.
"We grew up in a very literate household, with a lot of books and three newspapers delivered and education was always stressed," she said. "I was a book nerd."
Her path to a successful career as a feminist scholar and black intellectual was not without heartache.
Smith and her twin sister did not know their birth father and have had no contact with him. Their mother, who raised her daughters as a single parent by working as a supermarket cashier, died when the girls were nine years old. A grandmother and aunts helped raise the girls after her death.
"It was the defining experience of my life," she said. "I feel like my childhood ended at that point. Losing my mother so early made me realize how unfair life could be and made me want to fight against unfairness."
Her experience at Mount Holyoke College, where she was among two dozen black women in a freshman class of nearly 400, was mixed. Racism was muted, but it was present. The academic opportunities were outstanding. She attended on a full scholarship, majored in English and sociology and graduated in 1969.
After earning a master's degree in English at the University of Pittsburgh and completing all but her dissertation in a doctoral program in English at the University of Connecticut, Smith had a brief stint as a journalist. She was books editor for the defunct National Observer, a Dow Jones newspaper outside Washington, D.C. that closed in 1977. There were very few women and no other black staffers and she felt unwelcome and out of place there.
She found a much more hospitable atmosphere in academia. She taught courses on black women's writers and women's studies at Emerson College in Boston and other schools, including The College of Saint Rose.
Smith has been a productive writer and editor. She edited three major collections about black women and published a collection of essays, "The Truth That Never Hurts." She also ran a small publishing venture, Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press, and she published her own book, "Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology"
As a Common Council member, Smith has focused on issues of public safety and gun violence and was instrumental to establishing SNUG/CeaseFire in Albany. She has also long been active on issues facing the LGBT community.
"I've found Albany to be an open and embracing community," she said. "I'm now focusing on the front-end of the problem of youth violence and trying to get to kids before the age of three. By the time they become teenagers and use guns to commit crimes, it's too late."
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"I first started listening to Matthew Sweet in the summer of 1993. It was the summer between 9th and 10th grade. I would stay up late every Sunday night and watch 120 minutes on MTV, when the used to play vidoes.
They would play my two favorite songs that summer , "Cherub Rock (smashing pumpkins)", and "Time Capsule (matthew sweet)".
I worked a crapy part-time job making 4.25 an hour. I only worked 8 hours a week. A soon as got my first paycheck, which was only 27 dollars, I walked to the mall and bought "Altered Beast", and "Simease Dream" on cassette. That took all my money because cassettes in 1993 were 11.99. I played it until I wore it out. When I finally got my Cd player for christmas that year, those were the first two Cds I bought.
This Cd is still great 13 years later.
1. Dinosaur Act - great opening track, it shows that Matthew can rock pretty good.
2. Devil With Green Eyes - It's one of my favorite songs on the Cd. It's one his more mellow songs.
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6. Knowing People - It's kind of an anthem that he doesn't want to become famous. He really never did. A great song.
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12. Reaching Out - A pretty good song.
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Amish children raised on rural farms in northern Indiana suffer from asthma and allergies less often even than Swiss farm kids, according to a new study.
The researchers surveyed 157 Amish families, about 3,000 Swiss farming families, and close to 11,000 Swiss families who did not live on a farm — all with children between the ages of six and 12.
They found that just five per cent of Amish kids had been diagnosed with asthma, compared to 6.8 per cent of Swiss farm kids and 11.2 per cent of the other Swiss children.
Similarly, among 138 Amish kids given a skin-prick test to determine whether they were predisposed to having allergies, only 10 kids — or seven per cent — had a positive response.
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Security details are needed for Jewish centers and activities in communities including Argentina, Greece, Brazil, and South Africa. The Jewish Agency for Israel assists these communities in implementing special security measures at schools, Jewish community centers, and synagogues. The Emergency Assistance Fund ensures that communities can upgrade security such as video surveillance & CCTV, alarms, locks, gates, and reinforced walls/doors/windows.
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Elon Musk could be the only person in the world who could create a video like this and actually be cool about it, but I guess this is just the cost of doing business when you're trying to sell your reusable space rockets to NASA. Then again this blooper reel is almost the epitome of the famous Elon Musk quote: "Failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough."
SpaceX landed its first reusable Falcon 9 rocket on the "droneship" in 2016 and earlier this year it achieved its first successful reflight, which the company described as a major milestone on the road to full and rapid rocket reusability.
Long road to reusabity of Falcon 9 primary boost stage…When upper stage & fairing also reusable, costs will drop by a factor >100. pic.twitter.com/WyTAQ3T9EP
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Pennsylvania folk are no strangers to breweries. Some people even brew their own beers at home as a convenient, fun hobby. But there is at least one case in which a woman's very own physiological makeup serves as her own natural brewery.
A recent out-of-state drunk driving case has turned into less of a criminal story and more of a science report. The defendant in the DUI case did drink on the day of her arrest, but it wasn't her alcohol consumption that led to her illegal BAC level; it was her rare medical condition that landed her in handcuffs– and in medical news.
Officials charged the woman with driving under the influence after tests showed her BAC to be well above the legal limit of 0.08 percent. The suspect's husband, however, became curious about his wife's health, noting how her drinking and her BAC level didn't seem to match up. He and his wife's defense requested medical tests and research to see if his wife had some medical issue that might explain an otherwise inexplicable situation that got his wife arrested.
The tests showed that the woman did, in fact, produce high levels of alcohol in her system — levels that would get her arrested if she were caught driving. Strangely, she produced high BAC levels despite not having consumed alcohol. She has a health condition called auto-brewery syndrome that causes the excessive amount of yeast in her digestive system to convert the carbohydrates she consumes into ethanol (alcohol).
In this DUI case, the defendant's proven medical condition resulted in the dismissal of the criminal charge. Her condition is a rare one, but there are other medical situations that can result in false or misleading DUI and field sobriety test results, too. Someone who is charged with drunk driving should work with a defense lawyer who understands what aspects are important to look at in every person's DWI case.


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Vacation rental condominium. Sleeps 6, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. No pets allowed.
631 Channelview Drive
Port Aransas, TX 78373
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This spacious upscale condo is truly one of a kind. The views make you feel like you are right over the water. Watch people fish from the private pier, dolphins play and ships cruise by right from your sofa. This condo offers 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The
master bedroom has a king size bed and the second bedroom a Queen. There is also a queen size sleeper sofa for extra guests. The kitchen comes completely stocked with everything you would need to cook your catch of the day. Channel view Condominiums is located
in town and within walking distance to many of the restaurants and bars Port A has to offer. This condo is also located on the third floor and there is not an elevator but the walk up the stairs is well worth it for the view. For a virtual tour
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Doug E from Chandler, AZ recommends this vacation rental
Our family comes to Port A from Chandler Arizona every year. We have been staying here for the last 4 years and will continue into the future. We love the location and the view. This room was the best. Hope we can get it again next year.
Justine K from Austin, TX recommends this vacation rental
We LOVED it. The views are AMAZING. We were with our 18 month old, so it was nice to be able to enjoy the indoors as much as the outdoors. During nap time, we were able to just sit in the AC, enjoy some cocktails and watch the ships in the channel. I'm
usually big on balconies and outdoor space, but between the floor to ceiling windows and the awesome pier, picnic space, and pool, I was very pleased with the space. The bedrooms and bathrooms were great. Parking was easy. And we were convenient to the beach
and restaurants. We did rent a golf cart which allowed us to get around a little quicker. My ONLY complaint is that we were missing a few simple things in the kitchen (can opener). I hope we stay here again in the future.
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June, 2017
ALICE P from Baytown, Texas recommends this vacation rental
was very relaxing and enjoyable
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June, 2017
Steve S from Orange Grove, TX recommends this vacation rental
great place as i have stayed 2 times this month. stairs are a little tough if you're not in shape. View is the best and the condo lays out great for 2 couples. a/c died during our last night. hope that's been fixed. thought they might comp us a breakfast
as we had to leave early cause it was too hot to cook. will be back for sure.
Shirley S from San Antonio , Texas recommends this vacation rental
My 2nd time renting rm 211..... just a beautiful room, brings the outdoor in with the beautiful water... only problem is no elevator to the floor... hard for my elderly mom. I rate it a 5... highly upgraded room... just beautiful
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April, 2017
a guest from Bryan, TX recommends this vacation rental
Great location. You can walk to the St. Joe's ferry, restaurants and shopping. Beach and south jetty are a short walk. Enjoyed relaxing on high end furniture while watching the dolphins, pelicans, turtles and ships. Nicely decorated with quality furniture,
dishes and bedding. Appears to be recently updated with fantastic kitchen and bathrooms. Best condo experience on the island.
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April, 2017
Diane M recommends this vacation rental
Great place to stay with the best view ever of the channel. Condo fully equipped and decorated very nice. The beds are a little hard for my taste and you have to walk up 3 flights of stairs. But the view and condo are worth every step no matter how it
hurt my knees. You can watch the ships, birds, dolphins all from you living room. So relaxing. There is pier to fish off and location is close to beach and restaurants. I already booked another trip here.
We are glad to hear that you enjoyed your condo along with its fantastic view. Give us a call when you are ready to come back to Port A.
Stayed 4 days ending in
September, 2016
a guest from austin, TX recommends this vacation rental
This is the nicest place in Port A. Amazing attention to detail. Views are incredible. You can watch huge ships navigate the shipping channel right from the living room. Excellent fishing steps away on the pier. Minutes from the beach. Walkable to great
places to eat.
Stayed 2 days ending in
August, 2016
a guest from San Marcos, TX recommends this vacation rental
Clean, beautiful, great location and an awesome view! Loved it!
Stayed 5 days ending in
August, 2016
a guest from Austin, TX recommends this vacation rental
Excellent location, fantastic condo! The view is amazing, this condo is along the shipping channel, we saw small boats to large ships going up and down the channel all day. It is also a 5 minute golf cart/car ride to the beach!! Staff was VERY helpful.
We had a few minor issues on arrival but they were resolved promptly!! We will be back!
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July, 2016
Larry B from Georgetown, TX recommends this vacation rental
Great View of Fishing Pier. We where able to keep an eye on our Grandkids while they were fishing off the pier. They love it! The fishing was good. Small fish although fun. The master bath sink water pressure was very low. Could have used more linens and
pillows. Other than these items everything was great. Plan to come back next year.
EDDIE I from SAN ANTONIO, Texas recommends this vacation rental
Great stay!!!!!
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May, 2016
a guest from Buchanan Dam, TX recommends this vacation rental
The 4 night(May 11-14, 2016) stay was one of the most enjoyable ever spent in Port A. The view from the room was fantastic. The condo was very clean and comfortable. Beds were firm but comfortable. Bath rooms were exceptional. Kitchen had all essentials
needed. Fishing off, or just setting and enjoying fresh air on the pier is great. Close in to the stores and good eating. Only drawback for us "mature folks", four flights of stairs, does have three landings to rest in between. So pack light. We are making
plans, now, to return in the fall. VERY ENJOYABLE.
Stayed 3 days ending in
May, 2016
Christina H from Live Oak , Texas recommends this vacation rental
Gorgeous condo, fabulous view, you can see dolphins and turtles right from your room. Loved watching the boats go by. Great fishing pier. Quiet and peaceful. We will be back!!!
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Books by publisher: JP Medical/Jaypee Brothers - 21 entries found
Lester Layfield
377 pages, $126 list, Jaypee (2014)
Posted July 19, 2016
Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is a popular and effective technique for quick tissue diagnosis. It is used to investigate superficial lumps or masses that are just under the skin. This atlas is a practical guide to fine need aspiration cytology for trainees and pathologists. Beginning with an introduction to its clinical use and techniques, the following chapters examine the procedure in all anatomical regions of the body, including lung and pleura, breast, liver, kidney and musculoskeletal system.
B. Suresh Kumar Shetty, Prateek Rastogi, Tanuj Kanchan, Jagadish Rao Padubidri and Y.P. Raghavendra Babu
208 pages, $107 list, Jaypee (2014)
Posted December 31, 2014
Listed under: forensic; Textbook chapters: Forensic pathology
This book is a concise guide to forensic pathology for undergraduate students. Beginning with an introduction to Thanatology (the description or study of the phenomena of death and of psychological mechanisms for coping with them - Merriam Webster Medical Dictionary), the following sections describe pathological findings for different causes of death including mechanical injuries, thermal and electrical injuries, firearm injuries and transportation injuries. Regional injuries and mechanical asphyxia are also covered. Each case is illustrated with numerous clinical photographs and detailed descriptions. Key points * Concise guide to forensic pathology for undergraduates * Covers numerous causes of death - firearms, thermal, electrical * Includes both common and less common conditions * Each case highly illustrated with clinical photographs and descriptions.
Ossama Tawfik, Marilee Means
138 pages, $72 list, Jaypee (2013)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: cytopathology, gynecologic
This concise atlas evaluates the use of digital imaging technology, with emphasis on TelePAPology(TM), for the pathological examination of gynecological problems, specifically the PAP smear. TelePAPology(TM) is a web-based diagnostic process allowing virtual slides to be analysed and interpreted remotely. Beginning with the historical background of the Pap test, the following chapter examines its future and the impact of digitisation and automation.
Therese Bocklage, Robert Quinn, Berndt Schmit, Claire Verschragen
605 pages, $255 list, Jaypee (2014)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: soft tissue & bone
This is a comprehensive, lavishly illustrated review of orthopaedic oncology that is multi-disciplinary, integrative and highly practical. Introductory chapters cover overviews of the basics of bone and soft tissue tumors - the pathology, radiology and surgical and oncologic management. These are followed by chapters covering all tumor types organized according to the 2013 WHO classification of bone and soft tissue tumors.
Loren Clarke
520 pages, 800 illus, $148 , Jaypee (2014)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: dermatopathology
Dermatopathology is a subspecialty of both dermatology and pathology that studies causes and effects of skin disorders at a microscopic level. This colour atlas is a comprehensive guide to the diagnosis and management of dermatological disorders by correlating pathological results with clinical features. Written from the perspective of both pathologists and dermatologists, the book begins with an introduction to the normal pattern of skin. Each of the following chapters examines a different skin disorder, first providing a detailed description of the disease and its clinical features, then criteria for diagnosis, differential diagnosis and potential pitfalls.
Fang Fan
2nd ed, 220 pages, $72, Jaypee (2017)
Posted July 18, 2017
This new edition provides trainees with a comprehensive review of cytopathology, presented as multiple choice questions with answers and detailed explanatory notes. Divided into twelve chapters, the book covers different body systems including the respiratory tract, breast, thyroid, lymph nodes, liver, gastrointestinal tract, and much more. Each chapter has been fully updated and questions are in line with those trainees may encounter in American Board of Pathology examinations.
Pranab Dey
2nd ed, 668 pages, 1000 illus, $192 list, Jaypee (2017)
Posted October 16, 2017
Listed under: cytopathology; Textbook chapters: Cytopathology
In this book, the author has described general cytology, clinical cytology (exfoliative cytology and fine needle aspiration cytology), and laboratory techniques in cytology. This book contains all the recent information in the field of cytology including most recent classifications, molecular genetics, laboratory techniques etc. This is a simple, concise and illustrative book.
Gregory Hosler
276 pages, $102, Jaypee (2016)
Posted December 16, 2016
Listed under: dermatopathology
The practice of dermatopathology has evolved from viewing predominantly haematoxylin and eosin (H&E)-stained sections through the microscope to include an array of more specialized tests. These are used as stand-alone tests or in addition to the H&E. Diagnostic Dermatopathology: A Guide to Ancillary Tests Beyond the H&E is a practical guide to the most important of these new diagnostic techniques.
Shirish Kawthalkar
2nd ed, 538 pages, $78, Jaypee (2018)
Posted June 19, 2018
This new edition is a comprehensive guide to clinical pathology for undergraduate medical students. Divided into three main sections, the text begins with discussion on clinical chemistry and other laboratory tests in the diagnosis and management of disease. Topics include function tests for urinal, renal and liver disorders, tests for diabetes, cerebrospinal fluid tests, and more. Section two covers blood tests for numerous disorders, and the third section discusses blood groups, their compatibility, screening, and transfusion.
Surinder Kumar
627 pages, $16 list, Jaypee (2015)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: microbiology
Essentials of Microbiology is an extensive guide to all aspects of microbiology covering immunology, bacteriology, virology, medical mycology, diagnostic medical microbiology, and many miscellaneous infections. The book is divided into 89 chapters across seven sections. Each chapter begins with an outline and concludes with key points, multiple choice, short and long questions.
Ramadas Nayak, Rakshatha Nayak
878 pages, $39, Jaypee (2018)
Posted November 20, 2018
Listed under: board review
Pathology is a rapidly expanding and ever changing field which forms the foundation for understanding diseases. Undergraduates can find it difficult to revise all aspects of the subject due its breadth. Exam Prepatory Manual for Undergraduates: Pathology provides basic pathological information in a nutshell.
Pranab Dey
2nd ed, 572 pages, 829 illus, $67 , Jaypee (2016)
Posted July 19, 2016
Fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is a diagnostic procedure used to investigate superficial lumps or masses. This procedure is widely used in the diagnosis of cancer and inflammatory conditions. Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology: Interpretation and Diagnostic Difficulties is organised into 21 chapters covering the full spectrum of fine needle aspiration cytology, organ by organ, from head, neck and orbital to skin, bone and the central nervous system.
M.D. Usha, Gyanendra Kumar Sonkar, Sangeeta Singh
178 pages, $48 list, Jaypee (2015)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: immunology
The use of immunopathological techniques has become increasingly widespread due to their ability to not only diagnose infectious and immunodeficiency disorders, but also haematological, oncological and gastroenterological diseases. This manual is a practical guide to immunopathological techniques for undergraduates and trainees. Beginning with an overview of immunopathology, the following chapters provide in depth discussion on different techniques for the diagnosis and management of numerous immunological disorders, including autoimmune diseases, tumours, transplants and immunohistochemistry.
Shameem Shariff, Amrit Kaur Kaler
340 pages, $58, Jaypee (2016)
Posted August 16, 2016
Listed under: general surgical pathology, lab medicine
This book is a practical guide to all laboratory procedures in surgical pathology, covering both diagnostic and research aspects. Divided into seventeen sections, topics covered include routine and special staining procedures, cytopathology and FNAC procedures, biopsies, tissue processing and much more. A complete chapter is dedicated to microtomy. Each procedure is presented in a step by step format, explaining its principles, methodology and troubleshooting.
Massimo Pignatelli, Patrick Gallagher
185 pages, $30 , Jaypee (2014)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: histology
Recent Advances in Histopathology: 23 provides a selection of up to date reviews on a variety of important topics, such as new concepts in the diagnosis and treatment of MALT lymphoma, Stratified Medicine for Cancer: The Role of the histopathologist and GMC revalidation in pathology. Written by renowned specialists, Recent Advances in Histopathology: 23 is essential reading for both trainees and practicing histopathologists alike.
Massimo Pignatelli
200 pages, $66, Jaypee (2015)
Posted September 20, 2016
Listed under: histology
Recent Advances in Histopathology: 24 features a collection of in depth reviews of the latest developments in the field. Written in an accessible and easy to read format and featuring such topics as the implementation of digital histology, molecular pathology of pancreatic cancer and the big bang theory of tumour development: how cancers start, each chapter provides a comprehensive overview, and emphasises the salient points of interest. This latest volume in the series is an invaluable resource for busy clinicians and those sitting FRCPath examinations.
Ivan Damjanov
200 pages, $114, Jaypee (2017)
Posted August 17, 2017
Listed under: breast, gynecologic; Textbook chapters: Breast nonmalignant chapter, Breast malignant, Uterus, Vagina, Vulva & female urethra
This book is a review of gynaecologic and breast pathology for clinicians and trainees. Divided into seven sections, topics are presented in question and answer format, covering both common and less common pathologies that may be encountered in female genital and reproductive organs and the breast. The final section of the book covers immunohistochemistry and cytogenetics of tumours in these organs.
Rohit Bhargava
180 pages, 300+ illus, $79 list, Jaypee (2015)
Posted August 1, 2015
Listed under: breast; Textbook chapters: Breast nonmalignant chapter
Simplified and Illustrated Breast Pathology is a concise and highly illustrated guide to breast pathology and pathological terminology, authored by Professor Rohit Bhargava from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. The book is divided into nine chapters, explaining uncommon pathology reports with the help of over 300 full colour, annotated clinical images.
Agedi Boto, Jose Costa
152 pages, $69, Jaypee (2016)
Posted September 20, 2016
Listed under: soft tissue & bone; Textbook chapters: Soft tissue
This book is a concise guide to soft tissue and bone pathology. Presented in a multiple choice question format, the text is a study tool for trainees to test their knowledge on the pathology of tumours and tumour-like conditions in the musculoskeletal system and soft tissues. Topics covered are those that commonly arise in examinations and in daily practice. Images have been carefully selected to challenge trainees and help them prepare for exams.
Harsh Mohan, Ivan Damjanov
8th Edition, 1,028 pages, $83, Jaypee (2018)
Posted November 19, 2018
Listed under: general surgical pathology
The eighth edition of the renowned Textbook of Pathology, by Harsh Mohan, has been fully revised to provide the most up to date information on the latest developments in the field. Divided into three sections – General Pathology, Haematopoietic and Lymphoreticular System, and Systemic Pathology – the new edition covers numerous diseases, their causes, mechanisms, pathophysiology, classification, morphology, and clinical aspects.
D.P. Lokwani
178 pages, $51 , Jaypee (2013)
Posted July 19, 2016
Listed under: transfusion
Practical guide for students and trainee pathologists to help with interpretation of CBC to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment of correlating diseases and disorders.