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What changes do you think will result from the legalisation of Marijuana.
Cash strapped governments are looking at a new revenue stream; taxation on the legal sale of Marijuana. Washington and Colorado have lead the way. More are sure to follow. How do you think this will affect society?
Mar 10 2013: It means people have very good education to pay attention to their health,to know well what is good and what is bad not only in the defintions but also in real life doing.We don't have to build legislation to limite it anymore
Mar 10 2013: I suspect that the legislation is there for fear of the bad.Mar 9 2013: More tax income.
Less tax going out for jailing pot smokers.
The criminals will find something else to sell.
Maybe a some more people will try it.
Maybe some more people will smoke a bit more.
Maybe a few more stoned drivers.
Maybe a few more people get addicted or a strong habit, neurological damage etc
More people losing their motivation and eating pizza.
I'm not sure why it is treated so differently to alcohol.
Family guy suggested it was about outlawing hemp as a competitor material.
It's not particularly hard to get today.
Personally I don't like it much but no issue with others.Mar 9 2013: The illegal drug business is destroying some of our neighboring countries. Just because I am not in favor of its use without medical reasons, doesn't mean that I really care. Why provide a market niche for criminals if we are not serious about stopping the business?Mar 9 2013: It depends of the maturity of the society and the Government. Healthwise, Marijuana is better compared to tobacco and alcohol and it has both good and bad effects. If it's health effets are made widely know to everybody and if Government can control profit oriented hypes that market economy indulges in for sale of any product, it is after all an adult choice.
Politically, for US Governments, legalization can save huge loss of revenue, law and order situations involving drug lords and a 'childlike' declaration of war against drug that has cost the country a lot for decades and achieved practically nothing. Marijuana is still among the top three drugs Americans use.
Mar 10 2013: The biggest promoter of Marijuana was Uncle Sam, himself. Everybody wanted to try the "devil weed"
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Mar 9 2013: I have seen people who smoke marijuana and still manage to do well in multiple facets of their life.
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That being said, I have also seen individuals who smoke marijuana and completely lose control of their lives. They aren't able to hold down jobs, acquire criminal records, get introduced to other drugs, etc. Some may argue that this is due to the nature of the individual, and not the actual drug. While this may be partially true, I definitely think that the current availability of marijuana is what makes this sort of deterioration possible.
If we take the current availability of marijuana in areas where it is illegal and amp it up by legalizing it, I can only imagine that the number of individuals suffering from the negative effects of marijuana will increase. For every person that can maintain a decent life while smoking marijuana, there will be a handful of people who cannot. And it is because of these people that will suffer from the bad aspects of marijuana, that I think it is the government's responsibility to try and minimize these negative effects as much as possible - by keeping marijuana illegal. But then we have to ask...does this reasoning apply to alcohol or cigarettes? Why would or why wouldn't it?
As far as the economic aspect of this ordeal - governments have found ways to revive the economy without legalizing drugs. There must be another productive way to balance budgets and repay debts besides legalizing & taxing marijuana.
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Mar 8 2013: Spread of drug addiction in society.
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This will lead to the loss of community
Mar 8 2013: Nowhere that has already decriminalized or legalized this substance has that happened. Hanging on to the willful misrepresentation of facts about this and most other drugs will only serve to make them more dangerous.
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Mar 9 2013: You have just made the very same assumption and assertion used by the government that any use of an illicit substance is considered, as well as reported as, abuse…..and you have characterized it as addiction. My point is that most, at least 80% or more of the people who use drugs are NOT addicted or otherwise detrimentally affected by their use and yet are characterized as addicts or abusers, often jailed at an enormous expense to the rest of us and basically thrown away. Furthermore I see in your main contribution to this conversation you indicated that "less sideways criminality" like gang assassinations should also be expected if prohibition is lifted. Seriously? Your language wreaks of an agenda based on ideology on the side of prohibition, is based on ignorance and is a position we know is false and unsubstantiated. And I see you've played the "parent, children" card…. how typical. This mentality is best characterized by the expenditure of 100s of billions of dollars in a " war on drugs" resulting in little to no positive effect. It's high time, pun intended, to look carefully and respectfully at this situation and reform accordingly.
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Mar 10 2013: Then would not education be better at prevention than deceit?
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Mar 8 2013: What will happen is that RJ Reynolds and Phillip Morris will mass produce marijuana cigarettes at prices the local dealer can't touch, putting to local guy out of business. Then those that want them will buy their marijuana cigarettes down the block at the 7-11.
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Mar 8 2013: Probably so, although I expect they will be administered like alcohol, with kids left out.
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Mar 8 2013: Isn't it a good idea to put local/national gangs and dealers out of business?Mar 11 2013: Legalisation of marijuana is the only sensible way to "deal" with the use of this plant (excuse the pun).
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All of the "negative effects" of marijuana use that are inevitably raised by the knee-jerk element in society are best dealt with through the legalisation of it.
I don't believe that the legal status of a drug deters or encourages that many people.Mar 11 2013: I believe that legalizing marijuana would have a number of fairly beneficial upsides and also a few drawbacks worth considering as well. I think the legalization would stimulate the economy to some extent. The government could tax it and make money of off people who will continue to smoke whether it is legal or not. Also, costs for punishing people charged with possession will be eliminated. Despite this, one cannot overlook the health problems this could create. Also, people high on marijuana could cause more public disturbances and car accidents. It is difficult to predict the outcome, but I believe overall it would be more beneficial than harmful. I believe marijuana would come to be treated the same way as alcohol. Some people would abuse it, but for many people, it wouldn't be a problem.
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Mar 11 2013: Protect your children by providing them with real information about those things you believe they need be protected from….ultimately they will have to decide for themselves what risks are worth taking and how best to deal with the consequences….Mar 8 2013: I hope and think that this can be a positive development. If the government can regulate Marijuana to ensure that it is relatively safe and not accessible to minors then perhaps we can lower crime rate and income of local and international gangs?
My only concern is whether some individuals will switch to hard drugs afterwards which is the real problem for society.
Mar 8 2013: Like marijuana, the real societal problems stem from black market control of these substances. When legitimate manufacturers fill the market demand, all drug use will cease to be a crime and abuse can be adressed as a health care problem, which it is.Mar 9 2013: I think the idea that there is a tendency to move from marijuana to more serious drugs has been discredited, though I am not sufficiently acquainted with this area to provide a citation.
Mar 9 2013: It would be interesting to see some serious scientific studies.
What if kids will not be able to distinguish between soft and hard drugs and get hooked on cocaine etc? I think it will be important for the government to ensure kids are adequately protected. Also general public will need to be educated.
ZX Style has an interesting post in this thread...Mar 8 2013: There may be different effects immediately than after the novelty has worn off.
Yesterday as I walked up from the school bus I passed a high school boy smoking marijuana on the way to school at 7:30AM, which might have an effect on his school performance in first period.
But what is impossible to know is whether prior to legalization of marijuana, he would have finished it at home rather than in public.
There may be no effect on the extent of use but only on location.
Mar 8 2013: Do you think that there will be miore people using it when it is no longerer a crime?
Mar 8 2013: In theory one might predict that. In practice, in the sixties and seventies when marijuana was illegal, I have a feeling it was much more widely used than now. And I think in most places, even where it is illegal "on the books," it has been very low priority for law enforcement.
Mar 8 2013: I suspect that the users from the 60's and 70's will get into it again when it's redily availableMar 8 2013: I checked on wikipedia, which summarized studies of the impact of decriminalization. There doesn't seem to be clearevidence of impact. Of people surveyed in one study as to why they do not use marijuana, only 4% included as a factor that it was illegal.Mar 8 2013: Population increases in each of the states..Mar 8 2013: police will have harder time locking up young black people with no good reason
Mar 8 2013: Is that still happening?
Gail .
Mar 9 2013: Absolutely yes - in the USA. Though marijuana use is about equal among the races, our prison population for non-violent drug-related offenses is mostly black. (Hispanics are the next highest proportion). With the privatization of prisons, these prisoners become tacit slaves of the states- with their labor being sold for profit to big corporations who also profit from. Private prisons are a mega business unto themselves. They spend millions lobbing in each state for harsher laws and sentencing laws.
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"The American prison and jail system is defined by an entrenched racial
disparity in the population of incarcerated people. The national
incarceration rate for whites is 412 per 100,000 residents, compared to 2,290
for African Americans, and 742 for Hispanics.9 These figures mean that 2.3%
of all African Americans are incarcerated, compared to 0.4% of whites and
0.7% of Hispanics." (The Sentencing Project)
Arrests for drugs is highest among blacks. Traffic stops are equal, but searches after a traffic stop are exceedingly high for blacks and exceeding low for whites.
Most of America's prison population (60%) is for non-violent drug offenses where no guns were used.Mar 8 2013: I anticipate diminished energy levels and increased snack food sales. Also, probably, some effort on the part of the long- established suppliers to protect their very lucrative income base.


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About 5 days ago, I was cutting some 1" thick plate over a large 36" tall I beam, I had My feet clear, but somehow managed to get a 3/4" or so blob of molten metal to hit my boot and lay on top.. Didnt realize it until after it melted through the boot and by then it was too late. Burned about 1/4- 3/8 down on the top of my foot, hurt like ****, then nothing... Now 5 days later its swollen, hurts like **** (healing I guess) and itches like crazy..... Be carefull out there, this ones a first for me..... Now I have a crater on the top of my foot....Voigt Precision Welding, Inc.
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Last year our company Hired a friend of mine to come weld some 36 inch pipes for us, and I layed them out and lined them up then got out and helped him and watched while he welded, I knew better than to watch without a hood, but he had one of those auto ones and i had a old flip up kind, so every stinking time he started a new bead i would not be ready and get a quick flash to the eyes , later that night I could not sleep and eyes were watering, felt like sand in my eyes, almost went to hospital to have them look things over, went to work next day, tired, eye sore, made it all day, but man that hurt like heck for about a day.. bad thing is you dont know while its happening.. It gets you later after the fact..
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A pair of clear glasses will help some too.. I was doing some mirror welds this year.. Real humid day and my glasses kept fogging up.. I took them off not thinking.. While i was reaching in with the tig torch to get set up, i struck off a few time basicly in my face.. after a 8 hrs of that, that night was ****... In 6 yrs welding it was my first flash.. The saftey glasses will help to reflect some of the arc and protect your eyes some.. Not 100%..Journeyman Boilermaker Local 28 NJ
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ive had the usual, burns from welding, cuts from grinders/zipcuts. One day i was welding and had molten tar drip on to the back of my neck from the guys doing the blueskin... That $hit hurts cause it burns and sticks...
Luckily nothin serious and i still got all my limbs and id like to keep it that way
about 2 years ago not think right i took a 7" grinder with out a guard and was cutting some sheet metal. the thing was to make a disc last longer i got the great idea to put a 16" chop saw blade on it ( lol dont do this) well need less to say it caught and ran across my knee. still no feeling in some part of mt knee and about 10 - 15 stitches, not my best day. another time doing some plasma cutting off the side of my table just got the end.... then i woke up on the floor, well the piece had flipped up and caught me in the face. just a pair of broken glasses and a black eye lol. o yeah and all the other things like burns, scrapes cuts, arc flashes, and all that other good stuff.trail blazer 302
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Not welding but this thread reminded me of one of those Home Improvement shows. Can't remember if it was This Old House or Home Again or whatever. Good old Bob Villa always had this carpenter working with him running a table saw. If you looked closely he is missing a couple fingers on each hand
Never been able to figure out why I can always tell when someone is going to do something stupid - except for myself
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Spatter went down my glove and stuck to my ring! This one hurt like a *****.
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Used in reference to recreational drugs, specifically for crank and/or crystal methamphetamines (amphetamine used in the form of a crystalline hydrochloride). Majority of crank and/or crystal meth users have the tendency of hilluccinating the "creepy/crawlies" - bugs crawling on body and hair.
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Bi Until Graduation (B.U.G.): term for numerous college females who frequently engage in (usually drunken) sexual activity with other college females, generally doing do for an audience or camera. After college however, they refuse any sort of activity again, calling it "gross" and that in college they were just "experimenting".
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a thing that crawls around until it is stepped on or killed in any other way.
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a womans vagina
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People usually have an abnormal phobia of these creatures. They only come out at night and haunt you for the rest of your life.
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- Coffee filter
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- Squirt bottle or small glass of water
- Black construction paper
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- Optional: white paint, old toothbrush and popsicle stick
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- Doris Day
- Davao City
- Philippines
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I am losing my faith in humanity. How can I restore it?
Most of the things that I see and heard is how evil humans are toward each other. Human in nature are evil and selfish though I know there are still good but it seems like evil outweigh good. Lately there are things happen in my life which lessen my belief on positive things and losing my faith in humanity. Of course there is a part of me that don't want this to happen but my reasons why I should trust again is shattering.
Oct 16 2013: It was, I believe, the Dali Lama who once pointed out that the things that make the news do so because they are not the norm. When things become accepted as part of the norm, they no longer get much attention. It is also a standard idea in psychology that there is a "vividness effect." The more dramatic someth9ng is, the more likely we are to pay attention to it and to assume that it is more important and more common than it may actually be. The bad things that happen, the terrible things that some people do to other people are the exceptions to the norm, not the norm.
Human beings are choice-making creatures. And our choices, our actions, are always attempts to get our needs met. Sometimes we choose to get our needs met in healthy, life-affirming, loving ways that are supportive or our relationships with others (because we need others to help us get our needs met). At other times, we choose to get our needs met in ways that are destructive, unhealthy and unloving ways. This is simply the human experience and we should honor it while we seek, for ourselves, to choose well rather than badly. This includes examining our own choices in meeting our needs, actively seeking out those who will cooperate with us to support our mutual needs, and actively avoiding negative strategies and negative people.
Try to practice pre-forgiveness. Be prepared to forgive our own failures and the failures of others. When we forgive, we do it for ourselves, not the other. Forgiveness allows us to put down the burdens of guilt, regret, fear, anger, and hatred. But forgiveness doesn't require forgetting. Remembering allows us to change and to make better choices.
Trust always involves risk. We trust because we cannot control. But we trust because we choose to, because trust and trustworthiness have important social, emotional and psychological benefits. Trust because it is good for you. Be trustworthy for the same reason.Oct 16 2013: Volunteer in some where where you get to help and observe underprivileged children or children fighting severe illness.
Their positive energy can re-kindle your spirit.Oct 16 2013: Turn off the tv.
Scott Bell
Oct 21 2013: Sit with it in Silence. Observe the mind search for solutions. The solution always comes out of the silence.....not the searching.
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Doubt and Faith are perhaps two sides of a coin. See one and you know the other comes soon without effort.Oct 17 2013: Doris, I wish I had a easy answer for you ... I don't. As the saying goes life ain't fair. Into every life a little rain must fall. The measure of a person isn't what happened to them .... it is how they handled the events. I hope that you can learn and grow from what ever it is that has happened.
Humanity did not create these events ... individuals did. If it is at all possible forgive and forget. It would really help you to move on with your life if you can. If this weighs you down it is possible that others will see you as a person that is not happy or good company. Let the love and happiness that is you shine through and let that be what others see and love.
This is a decision that is solely up to you.
I wish you happiness and joy in your life. Bob.
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Doris Day
Oct 17 2013: I just wish I could find someone who is positive and joyful for sure it will help me. What you been through is much more heavier than mine and you made it through. Perhaps I will make through somehow someday..
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I will take your advise about exercising. I guess that is one of the reason. I don't' much physical activities because I work at night.Oct 21 2013: I very often get deeply embittered and cynical about humanity and where it's going to end up. But I've noticed an important correlation in myself, which I hope will help you regain that faith.
This is similar to what Mitch has said - I've noticed that when I feel reasonably good about myself, I become much more tolerant and accepting of others, and the world seems a lot more attractive. My perceptions of the outside world - whether positive or negative - is closely related to whether my own self-esteem is good or bad. The hard thing is recognising it. I find it difficult sometimes to self-diagnose low self-esteem - it sometimes becomes a kind of 'normality' - but when it does make itself known to me, there are a number of strategies I use to stave it off: Long walks, meditation, music... search for beauty - it's never far away.
If it seems that humanity is dragging me down, I do a thorough self-check to make sure it's not actually ME dragging me down.
Mitch SMith
Oct 21 2013: HI Doris,
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Forget humans .. I mean REALLY forget them - then just go back to being you.
When you get faith in yourself, humanity kinda creeps back-in as a side-effect.
From here - you seem worth believing in .. does that help?
Oct 21 2013: You offer sound advice Mitch.
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You want to know what the struggle is?
The struggle for us, and when I say us, I mean women mostly, is that in us is a deep desire to be nurturing and believe in others. And many times our desire to have faith in ourselves is trumped by our desire to have faith in others.
Your advice is very true........and I wholeheartedly agree.........but sometimes it takes YEARS to finally realize that believing in yourself and having faith in yourself, and trusting in yourself is OK...........and that other humans are BEYOND our control.
I wanted to share that perspective because I have lived for many years on this fine planet, and have undergone many paradigm shifts...........I am always shifting gears........sometimes I sit in neutral for a while, until I am gently nudged.......
Be Well Mitch...........l really enjoy reading what you write. :DOct 21 2013: What faith should I get in myself? I don't have much confidence with my self.
Mitch SMith
Oct 22 2013: You are alive.
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Being alive is a challenge. We take it for granted, but it's an achievement to be alive each new day.
Expectations are the things that hurt appreciation of ourselves and others.
If we were left alone to our own experience and observations, our expectations would be fairly accurate.
It all goes off the rails in the stories we are told - and we are told a whole bunch of porkies over time. Specially in the media. The result is that humans are loaded up with mountains of unrealistic expectations.
We are just animals. we do animal stuff because there is some advantage to be had - it is not always clear, and it is not always "nice". We tell ourselves stories about how things "should" be.
Remember "should" is a word of coercion.
When you know that every living thing must wrest "advantage" from the world to get from this moment to the next - and some take way too much advantage. But when you know that's going on, your expectations get more realistic.
I like to think of snakes.
Here we have 5 of the most deadly snakes in the world - they are always around, but few people get bitten.
Snakes do not live in hopes of biting a human. They are easily frightened and strike aggressively as a defence. They have no ears so they can't hear us coming unless we make some ground vibrations - they feel it. This is why they strike - they get surprised and it frightens them.
So when we walk in the grass or bush, we stomp to let them know - that way you never see them .. they are already running away.
That's what I tell my son - so that he won't have persistent irrational fear of them and still acknowledge that one bite is death.
Compassion is the only way to faith - in yourself and in others.
Humanity seems to be doing some incredibly destructive things. There's reasons for that, some of those reasons are not known.
Things won't get better before we apply some compassion.
Don't look for reasons of guilt - mostly we don't know .. the stories are often false - ah-well :)
Whisky Delta
Oct 21 2013: Do something you like doing. If you have lost that find it again. Do it religiously everyday and focus on really doing the best you can at it. Put all the negative pressures you feel around you into that and release it all right there. Face it (your goodness fighting the badness) one day at a time and one step at a time. Fight/release Fight/release Fight/Release one chip at a time. Keep chipping away. Find where to lay the chips down then chip it again from different angles. I don't know, that's just what I do.
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I'm in an intensive child custody battle (1.5 years in). I have lost majority of my family members because I disagree 125% with "the law" and it's views. I rarely and randomly see my kids. I suffer and fight for what I believe is right each and every day. To be honest, I'm losing my ass off but it's worth every bit of energy for myself and others down the road.
This country that I live in says it's a democracy. I find this very hard to believe. I believe they should change the alphabet up to where the first five letters are M-O-N-E-Y.
Oct 21 2013: Best wishes Whisky.
Doris Day
Oct 21 2013: I'm sorry to hear that. I wish you all the best and thank you for your advice.
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Oct 23 2013: Dear Doris,
Your question is..."I am losing my faith in humanity. How can I restore it?".
Several people on this thread, including me, have suggested looking in your "self".....right?
I want to bring your attention to your sentence above, in which you have expressed compassion and gratitude. It is in you dear Doris, and it helps to recognize it in every moment:>)Oct 19 2013: You are better off compared to others as your trust was destroyed once. You now know it was not the end of the world.
Trust again to restore your faith on humanity. Love again with double strength.
In the place where I live I have few orphan kids who need mothers. Don't you have those needy kids there, Doris?
Jimmy Strobl
Oct 19 2013: I think that you first need to state what aspects of humanity you're loosing your faith in. Is it war or poverty or the environment?
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Have you come to believe that humans are initially bad?
Please do tell, I think that I might have a mind-cure for any of them and many others. (as I've been where you are)
Doris Day
Oct 21 2013: Before I always believe that humans are good even though I have been experiencing how selfish, full of crab mentality people are and it's a risk to trust. Well I guess I become tired in believing that there is something good in them despite of everything and yeah seeing and knowing that there is war, poverty, and elusive justice adds my depression.
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Oct 21 2013: Hi Doris,
Jimmy asks some good questions, which you can ask yourself. If you genuinely want to restore your faith, it might be helpful to be clear about what you are really losing faith with.
You write... "...I know there are still good but it seems like evil outweigh good". What we focus on expands in our mind. If you know there is still good in our world.....focus on it....recognize it....believe in it.
Start with yourself. You are part of humanity. Do you believe there is something good about you? I bet there is! If we can recognize good in our "self", it may be easier to believe that many other people share that goodness as well.....make any sense?Oct 17 2013: Russian video that made the whole world cry-
Maybe this will help?
or this "Celebrate what's right with the world" - http://youtu.be/0GUhUqZMRU0
Oct 17 2013: Keith....I love your pictures...each day something new.....Nice!
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Oct 17 2013: TY Mary, in that case I think I will change them even more often. I take my camera everywhere and I find beauty everywhere I go.
Oct 17 2013: Now I am back to thank you for that beautiful video that fills my heart with hope.
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Thank you Keith.
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Oct 18 2013: It said in the news there are 30 million people in slavery today. I was taught from a child that Russians and Chinese are bad people, communists, RED, and they all hate us. How can anyone watch a video like that showing the love, compassion and sharing of these ordinary people and still believe all that horrible propaganda all governments are promoting. I am positive I could find the same kind of loving and caring people in every country on the planet. Most of the people on our planet IMHO are just like those in the video who would stop and help another in need. It is only corporations and government who promoting the idea that we should not care about our fellow man, that we should care only about the corporation or government.Oct 18 2013: Carolyn I can relate to the mushroom (being keep in the dark and only fed bullshit). I was raised a Mormon, not by choice, I was surrounded and abused by a Mormon family, in a Mormon community, in a Mormon valley close to Salt Lake City. I rebelled, I ran away, I stayed from home as much as possible and cherished the time I spent in nature away from the abuse.
I graduated from High school, took the $100 I had saved, got on the bus and never looked back.
So far the only useful knowledge I had was what I had observed in nature and being a farmer I knew how to grow my own food and solve any problem. For a farmer there is no such thing as a unsolvable problem, you simply work at it until it is solved.
Now away from the Mormons I began to experience the real world with all kinds of people, with all kinds of ideas and the world of possibilities opened up to me. I spent lots of time in libraries and brought home 10 to 15 books at a time studying a variety of subjects. I was like a starved animal gobbling up information about one subject after another. I read that computers could do more calculations in a minute than a man with a calculator could do in 200 years, I was hooked.
I was absorbing massive amounts of information but what if I could use a computer? It was a no brainer for me. I took a computer programming course and was hired the day I graduated to work in the biggest data center in Washington State for the government.
I read your profile and most of your comments, I see you have had a very colorful past also. We are all such interesting and complex organisms, I love to meet and learn from other people. I hope I answered at least your first question.Oct 16 2013: if you let them makes you loosing your goodness it's mean they break you twice ,loosing the experience and yourself ,loosing an experience in life not like the experience makes you loosing yourself,first you must learn everything you can by experiences of course and you doing the goal that one day (nothing will break me again ) for the fllexibility we need every human in his real life,you'll find your way to fight the evil until your last breath with honour if you'll never seeing this day...will give you the satisfaction and the peace which turn you in true happiness which is the best wish can Every Man wish it from the life ,Thank you
Nadav Tropp
Oct 16 2013: Don't follow the news. And whatever you do, don't study history--there's stuff in the history books that makes the Syrian civil war look a stroll through the park.
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On a more serious note, it might be better to accept humanity for what it is. Personally, I've chucked the concept of universal morality into the garbage a few years back; its all relative, and its all got no universal meaning beyond what we attribute to it artificially.
The world is a hell of a headache to start figuring out once you're stopped trying to sort it out into good or evil, but you get a much more realistic world view for it. Absolute morality is something you teach children who can't handle complex concepts yet.
Besides, there are benefits to lack of trust in your fellow man. You're much harder to scam, for a start.
Joshua Bond
Oct 16 2013: Read: http://positivenews.org.uk/; it's the only news I read these days.
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Give away your TV (I haven't had one for 15 years - I don't miss it at all).
There are lots of good people out there, indeed the vast majority.
greg dahlen
Oct 16 2013: well, my first thought is that some of the basic comforts of life you enjoy come from humanity. For instance, do you buy food in a store, or restaurant? Well, humans grew that food, humans harvested it, processed it, transported it, cooked it. Do you buy clothes? Humans grew that cotton, or made that material, processed it, turned it into clothes. Do you have shelter that was made by someone else? Same story. So that might be a reason to like humans.
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Beyond that, which evil are you talking about, evil in your relationships with the people around you, or evil in the world at large? What are the evils you are experiencing? Maybe your job is to fight the evil, it may not be easy to feel good toward other people, you may have to try to change things you don't like, and that can take a lot of work and risk, maybe you will spend your whole life doing it. Also, you can keep in the back of your mind that sometimes when people seem to be doing evil, they are teaching us something, we can benefit from it.
So how will you fight evil?
Oct 17 2013: Well I don't know those people who work so that I can buy and have the things that I needed therefore I don't think of the positively or negatively. In some point I was referring to the world at large however my main point is the people around me.Going away from these people perhaps will give me a break but at the same time it requires a big work and risk as you say. We can learn from one mistake but how about 2 3 4 5...? Everything seems so redundant. You forgive and they will do something again. They said Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. I don't think it works anymore.
Oct 17 2013: well, then, Doris, the problem isn't that you've lost faith in humanity as a whole, it's only that you're unhappy with some people right around you. Are these people in your family, or friends? Well, it's a bit hard for me to comment without knowing you well, or the people well. And also you have not told us what this evil is that they have done to you, is this correct, they have done it to you, not to someone else? Well, I can think of two options. One is to lessen or stop your contact with these people, this is easier with friends than with family, but you can do it with family also. The other is to talk to them about the incident, tell them what you perceive happened and ask them for the explanation. But if you've already done this before and it hasn't helped, maybe it is time to reduce your contact with them. Do you live with your family? If they are really treating your horribly, can you move out?
Oct 17 2013: I wish I could answer all your questions... Because of what I been going through with the people around me it is easy for me to conclude how evil humans are every time I heard or see other hurting other or how human are being evil and selfish as a whole. Reducing my contact with them is possible but how about after that? It might hard to trust to other people again risking my trust to be broken once more.Oct 18 2013: re I wish I could answer all your questions. Well, I would say that the next time you will be a little wiser, you can reduce your contact with these people who hurt you, next time because of your experience you will be able to avoid it, you will see it coming sooner and avoid it altogether or at least not have it happen so many times with the same person. Am I right? Also, I'm thinking, Doris, that while we do have to show some trust in other people, there are also ways that we can make a more scientific judgement about them, or gather evidence about them, so that our trust is not just blind faith, it is based on some evidence. It's kind of hard to say how that might work in your case because you don't want to reveal the specifics of your situation. But I'm sure with time you will learn how to make judgements based on more evidence. At the same time, intuition can help you judge people, if you feel uncomfortable with a person your feelings are very likely correct.
Another thought is to get some kind of counseling, either talk to a person you do trust or talk to a psychologist, or some will say talk to a priest but I'm not very religious so I'm not sure about that. Here in the States we have advice columns in the newspaper, you could write to them, here we have telephone lines where you can call and talk about almost any subject to people who will listen, some of them are volunteers and some are paid. Or you could read books on this subject, I'm sure authors have written about how to handle relationships after some people have broken your trust. A librarian might help you find these books. Here in the states there are some advice shows on the radio where a person can call and talk about a situation and get some advice.
If these ideas don't help let me know and I'll try to think of some others. What is your biography, are you working, going to school, living at home, on your own?Nov 3 2013: You don't need to have faith in humanity.
You can just be positive and be an example for others.
If you would like to do the math on good versus evil: humans are more good than evil (see Steve Pinker, or any sociologist, or look at how many stores and services there are compared to the number of people wanting to take something from you without providing a service for you first). There are more nurses and teachers than rapists and murderers.
You can feel doomed and helpless about all the sadness and problems in the world... does this make you inclined to add to it? Do you conclude: ok, I'll start killing people, robbing them, scold them or worse? or does this sadness compel you to do your part of goodness?
On a large space or time-scale, all our actions are insignificant, but scale it to your daily life, and any good action gives you that warm fuzzy feeling, and might even restore your faith in those people around you.
im boo
Nov 2 2013: Take a break from the internet, television and the news.
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Get out in nature and exercise like hiking out there and hear the sound of the ocean if you can; just the wind and sun on your face. Nature is one of my biggest inspirations. Vow to every day seek out something unexpectedly beautiful. Don't forget to look up at the clouds, the stars at night, the moon...I'm 56 and picked up a caterpillar the other day and have him in a jar; this Spring one coccoon hatched for me and a huge beautiful silk moth emerged. I was like a happy child with that moth in my hands, wondering about the miracle of how it transformed into something so beautiful. Every day try to find reasons to laugh. I look up jokes to tell others, I get joy from making people smile and laugh. Set short and long term goals for yourself, and daily lists of things you'd like to accomplish just for the day. You'll feel more fulfilled if you focus on your goals and make self-improvement and personal growth high on your list. Self-Actualization: look it up; it is what we should focus on. Focus on the intangibles, not material things. Hug often. Touch others, be it a touch on their shoulder, take a hand of someone looking worried and tell them it will be alright. Reach out to those less fortunate than you; you will receive a kinder response from others and benefit from shedding light into the worlds of people that need that. Assholes are everywhere, its part of life. Know the good people outnumber the bad. Get out of your comfort zone and mix with new people by volunteering, joining a group - something where you get fresh new feedback from objective people who don't know you. Ask people for ideas and suggestions. A counselor might help. Tune up your senses. Put essential oils in your home and car; relax more. Do deep breathing. Elevate your consciousness. Pray for those that bother you.
Oct 22 2013: Perhaps this 4 minute talk by Viktor Frankl may help you.
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Nina Kck
Oct 20 2013: You can try to find any inspirations outside... If you lived by experience and feelings the "bad side" of humans, and so humanity... You must to go at the very middle of yourself to recover it. This "being" of the middle of yourself is the only one who can restore it. If i were you, i would enter in contact with a spiritual personn. I'm sure in your country (philippines) you have this sort of people. This kind of people who open your soul in two in front of you and show you, Life, Infinite, and Beauty and place it right into your heart. Please, hang on, Sister. From the other part of the World, France, in the middle of the fields and the forest, Vanina.Oct 19 2013: It is worth repeating. Never ever watch TV. Throw it out. Burn it. Banish it. (After a while, you´ll wonder how other people ever find time to watch it).
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Oct 19 2013: Basically don't listen to mainstream media at all... Instead go sites like TED and Reddit to get the good stuff that's happening.Oct 21 2013: Tom and Jimmy,
Although I don't think we need to throw the TV out, it is certainly a good idea to limit use of it. In the winter months, I sometimes watch documentaries, nature & science presentations, and world news on public TV.
The TV is off for about 6 months in the summer, when more outside activities take precedence:>) If there is something I want to learn more about, it's really easy to get information on the internet. And, of course, TED is a good resource for information as well. What we focus on is a choice:>)Oct 18 2013: Along the lines of Keith's video, here is another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwAYpLVyeFU
Interestingly, there are only five TED talks that have had more views than this "Kindness Boomerang."Oct 17 2013: Be 'in service'.
Comment deletedOct 17 2013: Disillusionment is the last illusion.
Sometimes falling to pieces is the way to be put back together again.
Please realize that what you see is not human nature.
It is human behavior and it is a perverted behavior in many ways and instances
because there are way too many people who are not getting their needs met.
It is not simply a case of people being selfish, jealous, evil or hurtful, etc. by nature.
This is because we all live in unjust systems that are run, thrive and gorge themselves
on corruption.
Finally, and simply, the hidden (well, not so hidden), fuel that drives all of this is fear
and believing the lies and fear-mongering those in power drench us with daily, soaking
our psyches so much so, that no more many be taken in or absorbed and thus, it spills over onto
The world is insane and functions as so. The pressure is intense to become insane like everyone else
so that you don't feel as affected by it and the comfort that one will feel when they are insane like everyone
else so that they can no longer spot it, feel it or be bothered by it.
Take solace and be grateful that you are not insane and can still spot it. Look for the truth, find your own truth and
then to thine own self be true. You can certainly gain strength by seeing the sad weakness in others and maintain
your own humanity by loving, sharing and helping others, where and when you can, to wake up from the deep sleep they are walking around in.
Ultimately, you are all right no matter what happens.
Trust what you know. What do you know?
If you know it, then trust it. If you trust it, then don't worry.
Something good will happen. If it doesn't? Don't worry.
Something bad will happen.
You are all right.
You won't have a nervous breakdown.
You'll have a nervous breakthrough.
Something we all need.
You are not alone.Oct 17 2013: ı agree with youOct 17 2013: " How can I restore it ?" Your this question is the biggest positivity you have , so no worry you will find it of your own , pretty soon .Oct 17 2013: Doris,
I think I know where you are - I have been there driven by personal tragedy. You have to continue to live (I almost did not) get up each morning and remember to breath (stolen from Sleepless in Seattle) and go again. What brought me back to at least have hope for humanity were the little things - someone running after someone to return something they forgot or lost, someone helping an older person into the bus, people giving up their seat for that older person, ordinary people doing ordinary nice things. The big things helped, someone saving someone from drowning, etc. but the real saving actions that brought me hope was ordinary people doing ordinary nice things without thinking about it.
Oct 17 2013: Such excellent advice. It is such a valuable disposition to see the beauty around you. Do you know the Drew Dudley talk on everyday leadership?
Oct 17 2013: thx - I have not seen the talk but will look it upOct 17 2013: Thank you. Sometimes I do forgot the beauty of simplicity, to value and admire simple things specially living in this world that full of competition where sometimes good enough is not enough.Oct 16 2013: Great advice so far is to not focus on the news, either on TV or in the paper. Both are, partly, to attract attention and so increase income.
Humanity is here for a reason and that is to make a choice between good and evil. We cannot fight evil if it does not surface, so it will. People may do something bad, but then be extremely sorry they did it. We do learn from our mistakes, or are supposed to. No one is perfect, but should still try to be.
You do have the choice to focus on the positive or the negative. Please try to be an angel and focus on the positive.


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Jay-Z will be putting his music career on hold, so he can spend time with his baby. "I thought I would be more inspired to have all these new feelings to talk about, but I really just want to hang out with my daughter," he explained. "I want to enjoy this time for what it is."


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A Landover man died after he was allegedly assaulted in south Baltimore and the Baltimore Police Department is now seeking suspects, city police said.
Around 1:40 a.m. Tuesday, Baltimore police officers responded to an assault in progress in the 1600 block of Cypress Street in the Curtis Bay area of the city, police said.
Once there, officers determined 28-year-old Cyrill Montel Holland, of the 7500 block of Greenleaf Road in Landover had been assaulted and was taken to an area hospital where he later died, said Sgt. Eric Kowalczyk, a Baltimore police spokesman.
Kowalczyk said people were interviewed on scene and officers determined that there had been a group of men fighting outside a residence and that someone had driven Holland to a hospital after the fight.
Kowalczyk said he did not know the nature of Holland's injuries other than that he was assaulted during a fight.
Police are now investigating the homicide and seeking possible suspects, Kowalczyk said.
According to online state court records, Holland had an open warrant for three counts of second-degree assault from a June 7 incident in Anne Arundel County.
A defense attorney for Holland was not listed with the court, according to online court records.
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War, Drama
Toward the end of the Korean War, an uneasy ceasefire is ordered, but out on the Eastern front line of the Aerok Hills, in an expanse of land called the Aero.K, fierce fighting continues. A race to capture this strategic point to determine a new border between the two Koreas is the ultimate prize.
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The fourth time was the charm for the Walt Whitman High School girls basketball team.
After being banished from the regional playoffs the past three seasons by Gaithersburg, the Vikings were finally able to return the favor and did so in commanding style. They ended Gaithersburg's three-year hold on the Class 4A West Region title through a 46-31 win on Friday at Paint Branch High School.
Whitman, which previously lost in the regional final, semifinals and quarterfinals to the two-time defending state champion Trojans, established a 6-1 lead after an ugly first quarter (16 combined turnovers, 12 combined fouls) and then a 22-8 advantage by halftime en route to the lopsided victory.
"I think they said it best at the Academy Awards where dreams come true and it really did happen tonight," said Vikings coach Pete Kenah, whose team reached the state semifinals for the first time since 2007. "Three years is such a long time. We've been back in the locker room crying at the end of the season. I just couldn't be prouder of them."
Whitman (21-4) reached Thursday's 4A state semifinal contest against Poly (21-4), the 4A North Region champion, to be held at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County's RAC Arena through its swarming man-to-man and trapping halfcourt defenses that just smothered the Trojans, who committed over 20 turnovers for the game.
"Our defense was really [good]," said Vikings guard Maddie Cannon, who had a late steal that led to the fifth foul for Deja Rollins (11 points). "We worked really hard on our gaps and we have such a good chemistry. Our defense is what won our game.
"Usually in the playoffs, whoever starts well, finishes well. We really wanted to win; we wanted to beat the two-time defending champions. It really made us fight for it."
Gaithersburg, in fact, was held to just two field goals in the first half and none in the first quarter. Its first field goal came on a basket by Christine Mabry with 3 minutes, 12 seconds left in the first half.
"To hold a team a point in a quarter, you can't ask for much more than that and I think they only scored seven in the second quarter," Kenah said. "We felt it was a real positive having to get to play them one time [in the regular season] to see some different things they did. We just felt very comfortable with the things that they were trying to do."
Gaithersburg (18-5) responded with 12 third quarter points, but still trailed, 33-20, going into the final eight minutes. It got as close as eight points on a jumper by Rollins with 3:12 left in the game, but seven made free throws down the stretch sealed the win for the Vikings, who dropped a 49-47 decision to the Trojans Feb. 8.
"We just couldn't get any shots and Whitman was executing," Trojans coach Adrian McDaniel said. "They had a great game plan and they executed. The first half, we scored one point in the first quarter — that was a season low — and we could hardly score in the second quarter. It just wasn't our night."
Rollins ended her four-year tenure with three region titles, two state titles and one regional final appearance. Janessa Fauntroy contributed six points, 12 rebounds and five blocks in the loss.
Offensively, Whitman received at least one point from nine players, led by Cannon's 10 points. Rebecca Ford had six of her eight points in the final quarter, including a shot clock-beating jumper to push the lead to 15 points early in the fourth.
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COLLADA defines an XML Namespace and database schema to make it easy to transport 3D assets between applications without loss of information, enabling diverse 3D authoring and processing tools to be combined into a content production pipeline.
COLLADA 1.5 is the newest specification that provides all of the features found in the stable COLLADA 1.4 schema plus several new features that enable users of CAD, GIS, and Automation applications to enjoy the benefits of open standard royalty free content format.
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COLLADA enables content creation pipelines
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