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Decorating with Sand Art
By Sonya Weiss – interior Design
You may have seen the project kits depicting colorful layers of sand in plastic bottles in the craft section of your local store.
You might know that these are wonderful projects for kids of all ages to make. But what you might not know is that these projects are a great way to bring lively art into your home to hang on walls or group on a table.
You can make sand art pictures by using shadow boxes and layering it to the top with different or alternating colors of sand if you're going for a particular color theme. You can also make this art yourself without having to buy any kits. It takes a little more effort but kids love the project and enjoy having decorative art that they made themselves displayed in their room.
To start, you'll need some construction paper-you don't want to use white typing paper because you won't be able to see what you're working on. Next, you'll need regular table salt. Depending on the size of the art you plan to make, one container should do it. You'll also need sidewalk chalk, glue, glitter and plastic flowers or another decorative item-such as a game banner. You'll also need a clear container. You can use plastic or glass but make sure it's appropriate for the age of the child.
Pour enough salt for one layer of sand art onto the construction paper. Using some firmness and the side of the chalk, color the salt by rubbing the chalk back and forth over it until you reach the desired level of color. Once you've done that, pour the layer into the container and then move on to the next layer until the container is almost full.
When you're finished, pour a layer of glue over the sand, top it with glitter and stick the decorative item in the middle of the creation. The sand and the glue will hold the item in place and the glue will harden. Kids love this project and it's also a great way to add festivity to fourth of July events by using red and white sand along with mini-flags.
Happy Decorating!
A few years ago, her oldest daughter persuaded her to send a children's short story to an editor and to Sonya's astonishment and delight, the story sold. In April of 2003, she won Harlequin's Writing Round Robin contest. Since then, her work has appeared on various online websites as well as in her local newspaper.
Sonya currently resides in the beautiful state of South Carolina with her husband and four children and works as a freelance writer.
Sonya Weiss
From the time she was a child, Sonya spun stories to entertain herself and her siblings. Once she graduated from high school, she put her writing aside and attended college where she studied Secondary Education, majoring in English. She's represented by literary agent Nicole Resciniti.
Sonya's website can be found at https://sonyaweiss.com/


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Time: 7 p.m.
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Every Day I'm Hustling
Having a full-time job and a family, it's so easy to get into survival mode instead of "life" mode. To do things you have to do as opposed to things you want to do. Often times we have all found ourselves at one point or another working a job or letting a job work us but not really pursuing the dreams we originally wanted to pursue. Or maybe we might have put goals to the side while focusing on "paying bills". Then, time flies by, as it often does and we think it's too late to make a change or we have gotten too old to do something we want to do. This is completely false and the biggest lesson for me this past year is regaining a sense of entitlement. When I say entitlement, I"m not talking about being spoiled. I'm talking about having a sense of what you want and feeling comfortable with actually going after it and having it. Sometimes we have a dream or vision in our head but on some deep subconscious level, we don't really feel like it can happen. You will obviously never ever know if you don't exert a concerted effort in making your dream come true.
In July, I will be launching a video series with One Love TV where we talk to various people "living their bliss". I am inspired by these people and feel encouraged to make sure I do the same. Now please go forth and #hustle !


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Subject: Putting it together
Wed Feb 15, 2012 4:06 pm
What would happen if we put together in one place:
all the great pics and video,
all the trace evidence,
all the Freedom of Information documents,
all the disclosure material,
all the implants and material data
and separate out the Billy Meiers, Diaz, Adamskis,
and see what there is as a whole?
I personally see most of Ed Walter's photos as a series of lighted balloon shots, many of Jamie Maussan's sources seem dubious at best,
but lets look at it with a critical eye, without debunkers and see.
What do you think?
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Subject: Re: Putting it together
Wed Feb 15, 2012 11:02 pm
What exactly are you looking to prove - they're here? I think we all know the answer to that ... the better question would be WHY are they here, and you're not going to find that just lying around somewhere.
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Subject: if things are put together, there might be an indication.
Thu Feb 16, 2012 3:02 pm
Not all elements of the phenomenon are real.
Many of the elements that have more proof than others
lead to a place of non hostility, but intervention on their part, just the same.
I asked Gordon Cooper and he said they are explorerers just like us.
I want to look at things with a clear head, real data, to rule out disinformation and
hoaxers. Isn't that worthy enough?
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Subject: Re: Putting it together
Thu Feb 16, 2012 3:53 pm
jackgbowman wrote:
Not all elements of the phenomenon are real.
Many of the elements that have more proof than others
lead to a place of non hostility, but intervention on their part, just the same.
I asked Gordon Cooper and he said they are explorerers just like us.
I want to look at things with a clear head, real data, to rule out disinformation and hoaxers. Isn't that worthy enough?
My question was - what exactly are you looking to prove?
With the amount of people that have looked at this phenomena from every possible angle over more years than I can believe, one would think that by now the answers sought would have been found - but they haven't found it - they haven't even gotten close to anything tangible.
I have said, more times than I care to discuss, you aren't going to find the answer - it was removed from history over 5000 years ago. It isn't there, and what does exist in left over occult-type symbolism means nothing to anyone. Continued looking into the same data over and over and over, and expecting different results, is the (alleged) definition of insanity.
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Subject: yes
Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:39 pm
I want to separate the wheat from the chaff, see the patterns,
maybe make direct contact someday-personally.
If we can see and connect then that would be satisfactory for me.
The first step is to put together what there is.
Not beam ships from the pleadies or Oreon
no girls in diner table cloth skirts,
the real deal.
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Subject: Re: Putting it together
Thu Feb 16, 2012 11:29 pm
jackgbowman wrote:
I want to separate the wheat from the chaff, see the patterns,
maybe make direct contact someday-personally.
If we can see and connect then that would be satisfactory for me.
The first step is to put together what there is.
Not beam ships from the pleadies or Oreon
no girls in diner table cloth skirts,
the real deal.
Here, read this ... this was just one honest man's attempt, a scientist who "got involved" years back ... he left the UFO subject. Why? The subject is a mess ... and WE created this mess - plain and simple.
The problem you are going to have right off the bat is determining what is "wheat" and what is "chaff". Based on everything I have looked at (which incorporates NONE of the garbage in circulation today) there isn't one ounce of building material out there, and so there is no way to construct a picture ... period. If there was - it would have been done by now.
I'm not trying to discourage you, I think it's great that you want to know - but the answer isn't out there anymore - it's gone.
Do you know what this is? It's an isolated piece, one of the scraps that are left of what we should know, and the esoteric idiots who use it have no clue what it really is.
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Fri Feb 24, 2012 9:56 pm
I see what you mean and the reason I want to push this is the same as the reason he quit.
The fringe elements are peeing in the pool of information.
When people post a picture of a crashed jpl probe in the desert and say it's a UFO, its not.
When people snap a picture of the alien doll in the Roswell museum and say it's an alien, it isn't.Or the many photos of balloons and light reflections and say that's mysterious, it takes away from facts. The pieces of information, the aliens are here, I will not give up.
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Subject: Re: Putting it together
Fri Feb 24, 2012 10:11 pm
Well, like I said I think it's great you want answers ... but in my experiences which ran with an ET subject from 1993 onward, I can tell you without hesitation ... you will not find what you are looking for - it's no longer there ... removed from common knowledge 5300 years ago.
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Subject: There are a series of government UFO silencers...
Fri Mar 02, 2012 8:20 pm
that when they were no longer in the military came forward with what they knew;
many formed, or joined, private ufo investigative organizations. One of these from NASA was John Schuessler...Here is an inter view from 2000.
An Interview with John F. Schuessler, Executive Director of MUFON (Mutual UFO Network)
by rthieme on November 4, 2000............Not edited,
An Interview with John F. Schuessler, Executive Director of MUFON (Mutual UFO Network)
I began with the human space flight program in 1962 at the end of the Mercury program and retired because of the Gemini program. I went into design of the environmental control system and became responsible for the ECS on the Gemini for all the equipment. I went from there to the SkyLab program and did the same thing on a much larger scale. Then I moved to Houston when McDonnell Douglas won the support contract for the space shuttle flight operations, that was before the space shuttle flew, and worked in the flight operations division at JSC – we helped write the procedures and plans that helped get the shuttle flying. Then worked with that job as project manager for flight operations until 1983 when I became director of engineering for McDonnell Douglas. In 1987 I worked on proposals for the new space station Freedom. We won that contract. Then went from there into general management, responsible for general operations in Houston for the company, including security, business management, human resources, and other functions. Later in the early 90s I was put in charge of building the new neutral buoyancy facility for NASA – the largest swimming pool in the world – for training astronauts. Then I worked a large robot training project until I retired in 1998. Before being director of MUFON, I had a year or so break doing other things – consulting in aerospace, I'm in the space tourism society and want to get people into space. We've got to get launch costs down and get lots of people up there – I'm not working with Buzz Aldrin, working with John Spencer in the Space Tourism Society, with Bigalow Aerospace, and a few others, BG Enterprises in Houston and consulting with several different groups just to get things going.
RT: What originally got you, not just interested, but was there a singular experience, something that really quickened your interest?
My work in the Gemini program is what really stimulated me into the UFO field. When they launched the first Gemini which was unmanned they were shown on radar two objects that followed Gemini on the first orbit. Our structural people were really upset because they thought maybe it had broken up or something. On the second orbit, they was gone. There was a lot of chatter about that, nothing official, but a lot of chatter, and I thought, that's pretty interesting. What could that be?
Later on, a couple or three times flights where we actually had people up there, they reported seeing things. McDivitt actually photographed something and later the photographs shown weren't what he said he saw. Several others reported seeing things. They didn't see "flying saucers," they saw objects in space. But it was still enough – these are people, I worked very hard on life support systems to keep them alive and when they said something, I believed it. I didn't question it at all. That stimulated me to go out and start looking. It wasn't long before – I met Walt Andrus by accident. (personal details). He got me to join APRO, for a short time I was a consultant with APRO, it wasn't working out in the Midwest and he and I pushed for the Midwest support network and that's how we became founding members of MUFON. Alan Utke was first international director.
McDivitt said he saw this red object that went across his viewscreen and he took pictures of it but the pictures he got were not of an oblong object like he saw but of something else. I think he felt he was deceived slightly, I can't put words in his mouth …
RT: like Roswell, people who saw the debris said that isn't what we saw …
And other people put words in your mouth. Jim Oberg's been really good at putting words in McDivitt's mouth and even called him "a bleary-eyed astronaut" like he couldn't see anything which was a bunch of baloney. He would not have been flying if he couldn't see.
RT: ridicule is uniformly effective.
It really is. That's one thing the media likes is those kind of things. They don't have to be factual. Nobody cares.
RT: other astronauts reported sightings – Deke Slayton.
That's correct. Yes, he described it as a disc. It's in his book. And Gordon Cooper is very outspoken, very much so. I take it more or less at face value. I have a natural skepticism from working in the space business and I don't accept everything anybody says. I don't discard anything out of hand either. I think one of the biggest mistakes people make in this field is discarding things out of hand because it doesn't fit your paradigm or it's not pleasing or could be embarrassing. That's a real mistake. I think the debunkers have done a great service in this line – they've gotten UFOlogists trying to be debunkers first rather than investigators first. They want to beat them to the draw which is stupid.
RT: Paul Hill's book (Unconventional Flying Objects) – sane and refreshing, taking data at face value.
Paul was exactly right in that [approach]. His daughter brought the ms to symposiums and talked to Bob Wood and myself and Wood helped her get it published.
RT: would like it in the mainstream …
We just keep chipping away at it.
RT: You wrote a book about the Cash-Landrum incident. What opinion do you currently hold about the case?
Being a futurist, one way I evaluate things is to come up with series of scenarios and then I try to refine each scenario down to its point of diminishing returns and when I did that – the way I did that was gather a group of local MUFON people in Houston together and brainstorm during the investigation various scenarios. We went out and gathered data which we then used to accept or reject the various scenarios. It wasn't just myself but a number of people with various backgrounds, several of them from the space program who I can't name who are part of the Invisible College. One of them is a flight director for the Space Shuttle right now. In our scenario work, we asked how could these people have faked this? and we ran that out every possible way and concluded that they did not fake it. Then we asked could this be a government device of some kind?
RT: All those helicopters.
The helicopters weren't there initially but they came in. It looked like something was carrying it with the helicopter The object was there several minutes before the helicopters arrived. We even had people five miles away talking about the helicopters staged across their property and then flying in that direction after hovering for a few minutes, so it was like they came in waves and that's exactly what was reported by people at the site, not only Cash and Landrum but other people who were around there.
So we concluded from that that there was a structured flying device. How could we conclude that if we didn't have any evidence? Well, the evidence was multifold. Eyewitness, first of all, connected and disconnected eyewitnesses. Second, we had the effects on the highway underneath it where the blacktop was actually melted to the point that the yellow line was actually swirled, the no-passing line. Third, we had burns on the trees on both sides of the road which would indicate the heating the people had. Then there were effects, very unusual effects, on the car. And of course the best – or the worst scenario, the best evidence, was the medical effects on the people themselves. They could
tell what they saw, when they saw it, how they reacted, and what were the effects that developed over time. We had medical doctors of numerous backgrounds attesting to what they described, and their eventual cancer and the hair loss and all the things that happened. So we had a variety of evidence testifying to something real flying in there and being there. When we got to that point, we were convinced that this is not just a scenario any more, this is a fact.
Then we went from that fact to – we started getting leads from people like Bill Moore that this may have been a device that flew from Los Alamos to Ellington Field which didn't pan out at all. Ellington Field was in the process of becoming a public airport. There was no evidence between the two sites that anything had flown across. IN fact, the evidence from the case was that the object came from the eats, not the west. We tracked it across a number of sightings, a number of towns, east of Houston clear over to the Louisiana line. When it left, it went in a southerly direction toward the Gulf of Mexico.
Then we began putting together other scenarios. Could it have been a misidentified special lighting arrangement platform used for a raid on something or could it have been an atomic device that went out of control. Could it have been an alien craft flown by humans who just screwed up. The last one in particular remained a scenario and a lot of people claimed on the Internet that that was the case but none of them any evidence there was zero evidence. With zero evidence you don't accept it.
So our conclusion after a long time of looking at the technology and how technology unfolds … I follow it very closely even to this day, and the way you follow technology, you don't just follow what's written on paper or in magazines you follow even the ads where companies and building equipment or pieces of equipment and see if that could be used in an advanced craft, and in fact that's how a lot of information on the stealth got out , form advertisers. We could find nothing that would go together. Even flight controllers from NASA and others were working with us and there was no evidence of a machine that the US government had built in 1980 that could do anything like this or fly like this let alone the sheer size of it. It was as big as a water tower in the tower of Dayton, that's a nine foot tower. If it's half that big, it's still big for something without wings to fly.
We looked at what kind of saucer-type stuff that we have seen. There isn't a flying program for saucers, the best we did was the AVRO disc which is a ground effects craft. We looked at well, if this was cigar-shaped that was upended and just looked diamond shaped, then what kind of cigar-shaped objects do we fly? We don't have any except missiles and they don't fly around, they go where we send them. Nothing panned out in our technology base that duplicates it. So some people say, let's reject it out of hand, it couldn't be true because we don't have anything like that, and that's as bad as saying it's extraterrestrial without evidence. So to this day we have to leave it in the unidentified category like many of the Blue Book Bases, but we are convinced that it was solid physically real, it was there, and it did all the things they said it did.
RT: in other words, a physical machine with observable effects that you don't think we can replicate by known technologies….
That's exactly correct and that's where we are on this case.
What has happened there is, there has been a lot of argument about the extraterrestrial hypothesis on a lot of cases and they say it's impossible because they can't get here from there, which is trying to use 20th century technology to explain maybe 23rd century activities or beyond. Look at the breakthroughs we have made in the last five years in science and technology, we are rushing in the direction of doing some of the things we have seen UFOs do. We're not there yet, but rejecting the ETH out of hand is as dangerous as anything else. To say you can't fly past the speed of light is as naive as saying we can't land on the moon because you'll sink out of sight or fly planes across the ocean because planes will never –
RT: The novel by Arthur C. Clarke.
Right. Some of the leading scientists were convinced we would sink into the moon dust.
RT: The questions change over time. What are the questions you think are most relevant now, after fifty years of data? If there has been surveillance, what is the intention? What questions do you ask?
Trying to fix an intention to something that may not have the same kind of rational thought we do is a waste of time. Obviously it's not a take-over mindset., Nobody has come in and blown us away and tried to take us over like Independence Day. In fact, UFOs have been seen for years doing the avoidance thing. Even in Ruppelt's book, one came in on radar and skirted the edge of the radar pattern so they expanded the pattern and it went out around that pattern as well. The only wild card is, where do the abductions fit it? That's another whole story.
RT: Is the phenomena benign? E.g. Cash-Landrum seeming indifference to kind of injuries they caused. I referred to the policeman in Elmwood WI who answered the call of the policeman who died later in the hospital.
I would like to know about that. I have collected personal injury cases and never had that one. That would slant my thinking on the next thing that comes along. You use each of these things as a learning experience to approach the next one. That's what Cash-Landrum was for me, a learning experience in all facets, including dealing with the government.
RT: What's your evaluation of the government's role? re: Ed Mitchell's story about the cover-up. What do you think?
I tend to agree with that. During my whole career I made no bones about my interests and kept it separate from my work, which was the only was to survive. I only stepped over the line a few times and I got told. I am sure there is an organization that handles this and I don't think it's the normal organizations you would expect, not some PR officer in the Army. I believe it's a multi-organizational unit that draws people in form various places. You're aware of compartmentalization. If you don't have a need to know, you don't know, and even if you're working in a program, you're only told the parts you need to know to get the job done. Anybody who says "I contacted this division of the government and they didn't know anything" is naive. If course they didn't know anything. They're authorized to lie or whatever it takes not to expose it. That's a necessary way of life.
With the devices they have now to collect and compartmentalize data, it's even easier for them, because there's no paper. You used to be able to go after paper. Even in the older ones, people say there could not have been a program like that because there is no paperwork in the file, and that's baloney too because in programs that were of a very high classification where it was "eyes only" the paperwork was destroyed. In fact, I worked a program listed as Top Secret when I was in the Navy and there has never been any information about what we did because when we finished we destroyed it all. I mean, 100% was destroyed. We didn't think anything about it, we were done.
RT: How is organizational memory maintained?
It's maintained by whoever is in charge of this, they do maintain what they need. I don't believe it's like we collect UFOs report and keep it in the files forever. My expectation would be that they keep only what they need to do their job and the rest of it is destroyed. Whatever there job is, they do a good job. If there job is to keep it quiet, they do diversions, set up straw men for people to poke at, and it seems to work very well.
RT: What is your sense of what that organization is about at this point? What is its current intention, focus?
I believe it's multi-national, spans governments and politics, the sort of thing that has kept the world running. In the banking world, for instance, in spite of all the political and physical barriers, the organizations still run outside of that. There was apparent cooperation between us and Russia during the Cold War on UFOs, it has been reported in several other countries but not much in this country because nobody believes it, and the smaller countries seem to tow the line when something happens, they contact the US Embassy and the State Department and the material goes there, you can see that on many of the FOIA released data coming from embassies released in the last fifty years. It shows that there is an assumed leader and a lot of people assume that's where it should go and just send it and don't question it and at some level, someone knows why and where it goes and handles it. It doesn't take a huge organization to do that, in fact, you don't want a huge organization. You use everybody else's organization – if you want something done at the scene you use some other organizations aircraft or helicopters, somebody else's radar. When you look back at the nuclear emergency survival team in S-group, when they were structured, when something would happen they had people in different parts of the country and they who would commandeer different local units' aircraft, that was the plan. Other groups have been the same way. The resources that are available but you don't need to own the resources.
RT: But you must have the authority to use them, which is recognized and acknowledged.
Yes, but the military mindset is such that when you are given an order, you do it, and you don't have to have paper for that, if you're given the right kind of order. So you don't get in trouble with paper floating around.
RT: Which makes it very difficult to establish what exactly is going on
Let me play you a different scenario. One of my interests is future technology and as a result I keep looking at what we have now and the trends and where they may be going.
The curves are all swinging upward fairly rapidly. So we look at what we know about the technology we are using for surveillance, just the USA, not other countries, what we do and what we know and the kind of surveillance we can do. There is no doubt in my mind that today if not many times over the past fifty years we have had the surveillance capabilities to completely monitor the activities of certain UFO flights –and know exactly when they're going, where they're going, how they're going, where they appear form and leave to, all the characteristics about them – we have radar based devices that will not only show the distance, direction and azimuth of an object and all that but will also how shape. We have devices the army has developed for tracking projectiles – they check the acoustic wave and when something crosses over they can immediately track that data and go back to the source. That's how they track where a mortar is or a howitzer. We can use that same technology – and its portable – for tracking UFOs.
I don't believe any of these things fly over our country today without being known and if somebody wanted the UFO mystery to completely disappear they could in five minutes release enough data to show exactly what's going on and is not going on.
That means (1) somebody knows and we don't know. (2) Somebody monitors and we can't tap into it. So we as little peon citizens at the mercy of when this happens and nobody is going to tell us. That's the way Cash and Landrum happened. They were throw-down targets essentially. It happened. Well, tough. They're expendable. Nobody cared a bit to help them. The stakes were too high to bother to help these people. That alone was an eye-opener to me when that happened. I thought there was more compassion that that in the way things were done but there obviously isn't. Of course I knew from the work I had done – well, I was responsible for security in Houston, for instance, in our company, and I know that security is first and everything else is second. It didn't matter what anybody thought, felt or what happened to them, it didn't matter, the first thing was to protect the data. That is happening on a bigger scale.
So this is happening, and when it happens, somebody knows. There is a fan-shaped array that goes across the United States that tracks every object that crosses over the United States. Right now. So when you say a YFO came from or went a certain direction, there has to be data on that. And we know that NORAD has said for years that they have had uncorrelated targets, they have not hidden that, there have been several Congressmen that have tried to get them to release uncorrelated target data to UFO organizations or research centers and that was denied. They are still having uncorrelated targets only with a lot better equipment. Just this week I read about a new IBM computer that is being installed in the Maui Deep Space Surveillance System to track more rapidly all unknowns in space. That alone will capture all kinds of UFO data but it is not going to be released That system is totally secret, but that system is not new, it has been around a long time. In 1973 when we lost the SkyLab, we lost a solar panel on launch and we asked DOD to use the equipment they had in the southwest to check on the SkyLab to tell us what we needed to do to fix it. They could not give us the photographic data because it was classified – in terms of how much they could see – but they did relay enough information so we knew what kind of equipment we needed to take up and fix the thing. At that time there was the claim that they could see a baseball in orbit, and they've added to the optical and infrared and other things to it. So where does this take us? It takes us to, there is a database out there that contains all this information and they do not see fit to release it to the public.
RT: So the focus has shifted from, how do we find out? to how do we get information into the public domain?
I go further than that in my thinking. My thinking has led to this: we as a civilian UFO group or civilian think tanks like NIDS and others, we do have capabilities to do things that the government entities can't do because of potential embarrassment or exposure and it would be very simple to start small with some entity of the US government and share that kind of related information. You don't have to expose the latest technology to do that. That's always been the excuse, "If we tell you what we saw that exposes the technology." That's to the point of being ludicrous. The basic technology is known by people who want to know it; the general public doesn't care. The people who are interested know how these devices work.
That story doesn't hold anymore. In the Kurst accident, we were surveilling the Kurst's activities, and we recorded the data of the explosions and handed it over to Russia. If we can hand over sensitive data from tracking nuclear submarines to the Russians, why can't we hand over data on UFOs to the American public? We're not protecting "sources and methods" if we're handing it to the other side. So I hope that we at MUFON can establish a better relationship with everyone out there and not be a pit bull. We have lots of consultants and investigators with military backgrounds that are good people and could do a lot. A data stream from NORAD on uncorrelated targets doesn't anything to anybody and it sure would help us in this cause.
I would like to enable more of our consultants for doing what they can do. We don't call people in to do work unless they have some capability that they bring to the task. We have to evolve as an organization beyond just being a grass roots organization.
One impediment we have in the UFO field is the very ploys that people have. One is the debunking ploy. Another is the ego ploy where I must be wrong and you wrong when neither of us have the answer. It becomes a cause to be right or wrong rather than to look at the data.
RT: What about [Col Philip J.] Corso and his book [The Day After Roswell]?
My evaluation is based on much more than the book. It's based on knowing individuals who actually knew Corso and it's based on what he said rather than what's in the book. The basic premise is what he said but a lot of details were put in by [co-author William J.] Birnes and I don't trust any of that second stuff made to sell books. That's why I self-published the Cash-Landrum book. I had a couple of opportunities with major publishers but they wanted to add somebody to it that would put sensational stuff in it and I thought the case was sensational enough without it. I promised the people I would only tell the facts. Re: the web site, it will just be frustrating because egos have taken over and people want to shoot it down or accept it without question.
What he really said is quite a reasonable hypothesis. When you get into technology that you find, and the steps by which it was released … just because someone actually did the work on it does not mean it wasn't stimulated from something or somewhere else. If you look at a lot of technologies that we have today, they suddenly sprang up in multiple places in the world at the same time, they did not just come out of one person's mind. Now, somebody seeded that.
One of my other sidelines is, I'm a member of the Advanced Deep Space Transport Group, an ad hoc group of people that work together looking at future technologies that it will take to do things beyond what NASA is looking at today. All of these things are part of our agenda – we're looking at information from everywhere, not just one or two sources, and every one of these things is springing up at multiple sites. Every one of them.
RT: What are the questions that ought to be asked now? And who should I be asking?
I think the most relevant questions at this point are, how do we tap into all the technology that is available when we're doing UFO investigations? We're still using Geiger Counters and hand-held cameras and things of that nature when the technology has gone on decades ahead of that. We need to change how we investigate and collect data. The second question is, how we develop a better rapport in the world environment so we are not closing out sources of data because of predetermined prejudices about this or that guy or government, so I won't look at their data. We need to see what's right and pursue those avenues. You learn from every experience. You don't have to accept everything you hear but you have to be open to listen. One of our weaknesses is, we're not open to listening.
RT: Robert M. Galvin of Motorola said breakthrough ideas are always a minority opinion.
I was responsible for two or three breakthroughs in the space program that went exactly that way. One was the regenerative carbon monoxide removal system on the SkyLab. We knew we could …
… the full nine months and it worked perfectly but they still didn't believe it. Afterwards that technology was generally accepted I could name several others that worked exactly the same way, and that's exactly what happens, it starts as a minority opinion.
RT: You just have to keep coming without defensiveness and not flag in your efforts.
Never give up. And that's what we have to do in the UFO game. People get tired and give up or get threatened out. Some researchers in MUFON have giving it up because of the religious convictions of his daughter, a real power house but he wants to see the grand kids.
NIDS is a good professional group – most of them are just as mystified as you and I and they're searching for answers. Some of them came out of significant agencies but they get the runaround too. When they go back, they're cut off at the pass. They're given the idiot treatment or a story they know in their gut is not true. Someone asked Ed Mitchell, you ought to hear more from NASA, he said I don't hear anything from NASA anymore. They don't tell him anything.
Over the years there have been stops along the way, I've gotten disillusioned or tired, but every time something came along that stimulated my interest so much it would overcome that. Some folks don't reach that next point of overcoming and drop out and I hate to lose people who have the capabilities.
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What do you folks think about the Triangles?
I once saw a promo film from Northrup Grummond, it talked about new craft they were designing, they all looked like flying black triangles and the weird rectandgles that are sometimes seen, much like with the SR71- and the stealth planes, I believe 90 % of the triangles observed since 1991 are hoaxes, CGI or our own tech. Opinions?
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I'm with you Jack.
I posted a section where people can upload there own videos.
I am hoping to analyse them for myself, and build a portfolio of information to look for patterns.
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That Rocks Kalif!
I'm planning on buying a flir and monitor the skies over jpl, I'm betting I'll catch something.
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The other day I spoke on the phone with a friend...we discussed our girls (she has two girls the same as age as mine), families, teaching (she is a teacher) and more.
We started discussing if the economy/job market will ever get better. Its really scary to think about the times we live in, the lack of money there is and the massive increase on prices of just about everything - gas, milk (any groceries!), vacations and more! AND we started to discuss if things will ever get better?
She mentioned that families with 2 salaries are being encouraged to save 1 and use the other to pay bills. Which had me asking, what do we do in our case? We live on 1 salary from Patrick, since I am a stay at home mom to the girls. Daycare is $200/week or more per child...and if I ever do find a job (which may not happen with the increasing school budget cuts) I am not sure I would make any type of profit. I would be making just enough to pay off the weekly/monthly daycare payments.
I just don't see how families are making it these days. We live in a beautiful used home, with two used cars...but there are some that have new houses, new cars, daycare, and more and living on salaries with minimum wages - how do they do it? Welfare? Support from family members or friends? Loans?
I mean, we are okay...we make just enough to pay our bills and get the weekly/monthly things we need - but we don't save..which is scary...I would like to save money each week, or month and put away for the girls college, a future vacation or even when Patrick gets laid off - but we just can't afford it. Then the discussion of having more children comes up, and honestly I am not ready - but I really don't think we can afford one. I wonder if that's why so many families say "one and done" because of the costs of raising a family these days. Or maybe that's why people have more because at tax season you get $1000 per child that you have (up to a certain amount I think).
I do not want to put the blame on the government, the wars around the world, the rich people in our country or even on the big wigs of hollywood/sports - but I just wonder, where do we look for help? Patrick makes too much money for govt assistance, and because we are American we can't get a loan to start a business like some foreigners can.
How are people surviving this economical crisis? Is it just going to get worse? Will it ever get better? Do I really need to start looking for some type of extra income somewhere? I really don't have any talents, and do not want to start my own business (nor would I know where to begin). I have seen friends make stuff and sell on their own etsy shops - bows, clothing, jewelry, paintings and more...I'm just not sure where to look or where to even start.
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It's Sammy here. If you guys didn't know, I love experimenting with different scrubs. I have tried Indian brands, which, I'm not going to lie, are very soapy and almost like face wash. I prefer more harsher scrubs that cleanse your skin.
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Back in the times these chapels were the only buildings made of stone only. This one was almost lost due to lack of maintenance. However today, after its partial collapse in 18th century, its again fixed and complete.
My mistake, there were no forests in 18th century. They fell victim to growing need for firewood. No coal back then you see.


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I just wanted to mention we have the 40's Club up and running on the Oprah boards again. We'd love for you to stop by. The board is very pretty but they are still working out the kinks. I'm working on a blog for the group. We are reading "East of Eden," right now and would love to have anyone who has read it to join us. We have a yahoo board but don't use it. We can't get new members there. I was so busy working that I didn't get time to take part in the "Devil in the White City." It is one of my favorite books. Just wanted to say hi. Hope to be able to drop by more often.
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The annual Latin Alternative Music Conference is in town
again this weekend, so as usual I've been juggling my duties as an ESL teacher and as a freelance writer (no, things haven't exactly picked up on the writing front yet), so last Thursday I found myself with about an hour to kill between
an interview with local electronic band Zigmat and the acoustic showcase at
While many of the participants hung out and networked at the
conference's headquarters in midtown Manhattan, I decided to head to a nearby bookstore
– one of my favorite pastimes – and take a look at the latest releases. I was looking at the faux children's book "Go
the F*** To Sleep" when I stumbled into "F in Exams," this incredibly funny
collection of absurd answers given by students during tests.
The premise of this compilation by Richard Brason is simple:
students often draw a blank during exams, and instead of leaving the space
unanswered, they just use some sense of humor. As I went through the pages, I
found myself laughing out loud at some of the answers, and could not help but
buying it on the spot.
The book is divided into different sections: math, biology,
chemistry, physics, business and technology, history and finally English – my personal
turf, so to speak. While I read it on the subway going downtown, people stopped
me to ask what I was laughing so hard about, so I shared some of the entries –
the first time in my life that reading on the train generated conversation.
Here are some examples:
Explain the term "free press"
Answer: When your mom irons your pants for you
Describe the term "stakeholder"
Answer: a Vampire hunter. Buffy being the most famous
What happens during a census?
Answer: During a census a man goes from door to door and
increases the population
What is having only one spouse called
Answer: monotony
What did Mahatma Gandhi and Genghis Khan have in common
Answer: Unusual names
Use the words 'doldrums' in a sentence
Answer: I cannot play the doldrums
Sure, these might not be 'real' answers – the author himself
might have thought them up. However, they put a big smile on my face, since my
day had not begun well and I was not in the best of moods. So when they say
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Fig Plants Tree in Germany
Fig Plants Tree in Germany. The fig tree, in Indonesia known as the Tin tree, the Latin name is Ficus carica. There are 2 big fig trees near my home in Germany.
Tin or fig trees are still relatives of banyan trees, of the same genus Ficus. Growing in the area of West Asia, from the Balkan coast to Afghanistan. Now also cultivated in Australia, Chile, Argentina, and to America.
This big tree can grow up to 10-35 meters. With a soft gray stem. The leaves are large enough and notched in 3 to 5 years. This is the 3rd, if the 5 ones are, only 3 I see.
Tin flowers do not appear because they are protected by a flower base that closes so that they are thought to be fruit. Like this, there are no flowers.
Pollination is carried out by a special type of wasp, just like an insect pollinating other types of Ficus.
The fruit is actually the base of the flower that forms the sphere. This type is typical for all members of the archeology (Moraceae).
The fruit is green 3 to 5 cm long. Some cultivars turn purple when cooked. Now this sap released by this tree can irritate the skin.
In winter, the leaves of the fig tree will fall out, if I notice the owner of the tree will cover the Tin tree using a large plastic. Later in the spring will grow new leaves.
It's actually been autumn, but this week it's still warm to 30 degrees Celsius. This Tin plant is affected by the disease, the leaves are wavy, bumps. In order not to be contagious, these leaves must be pruned immediately, discarded if they have this disease, so as not to spread to other healthy leaves.
Figs can be eaten fresh, dried, or made jam. The fruit picked must be immediately used because it cannot be stored for long (easily damaged).
Now we are talking about fig trees with Jewish / Christian literature. The fig tree is the third tree mentioned in the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament in the Christian Bible, after the "tree of life" and "the tree of knowledge of good and evil."
Figs also included a list of foods found in the Promised Land according to the Torah (Deuteronomy 8). Jesus Christ cursed a fig tree for not producing fruit (Mark 11: 12–14).
According to Islam, the fig tree is one of two trees called good benefits in Islam. In the Qur'an, one of the letters is called by this name (QS Surah At-Tin verse 1) because Allah swears on behalf of this fruit/plant. Source of Wikipedia :).
Can we plant a fig tree in pots?. Yes, you can, as long as the pot is large, about 35 cm in diameter, and because the fig tree originates from Saudi Arabia, where it grows on very dry barren land, so don't flush it often.
Watering when it's dry if it's rainy season, it's not watered at all. If the summer is watered every four days, or sometimes someone says watering one time a day, as long as the media is very dry.
Then if you want to bear fruit quickly, choose the type of common fig, which is fruitful to mature. The grafted ones are easier to bear than those grown from seeds.
This has begun to change color. The next tip again must be trimmed frequently. It is ripe, if the first tree, I rarely see traces trimmed, this one has a lot of trimmed marks.
And if it's been winter here, it's really drastically cut the Tin tree.
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A journal entry from: Old Enough To Know Better, Young Enough To Do It Anyway
Back in Chengdu.
What are those red, amber and green lights? And those white stripes on the road?... oh don't worry about them, just follow what the inept policeman at every junction or crossing is trying to tell you, and a hundred others, to do.
Basically, the only rule you need to know from now on in Asia is: the larger the vehicle or the louder the horn, the more clout you have on the roads as far as priority and right of way is concerned.
We had another taxi problem on our way out of Chengdu. So many taxis, but none were free. So another tale of back-to-the-hostel where one of girls came out and managed to flag down a taxi, out of which the confused passenger was promptly thrown and sent on his merry way in order to let us in!
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Last week I visited Chef Michael Carrino, owner and chef of Restaurant Passionne, 77 Walnut Street, Montclair.
Chef Carrino prepared two outstanding seasonal selections. The Chef began with an Andouille Sausage & Oyster Dressing/Stuffing. The stuffing was moist and bright, the oysters were tender, and combined brilliantly with the smoky, yet subtle, Andouille Sausage. It was spot-hitting good!
Next, Carrino whipped together his own seductive, dark rum and Tahitian Vanilla laced Drunkin' Punkin' Pots de Crème. Carrino topped the Pots de Crème with a Chantilly Creme made with Saigon Cinnamon and Grand Marnier. The final product was nothing short of a hedonistic gastrome's autumnal fantasy. With a bit of embarrassment I admit that I could have sat down with a long straw and the pitcher of the uncooked custard and been thoroughly satisfied.
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Soon it was time for a chat in the dining room. The white table linens juxtaposed the rustic wooden floor and salvaged pictured frames to create a cozy, yet refined atmosphere.
I anticipated a conversation about his experience on Food Network's Chopped, or any one of his numerous television appearances; Carrino has been on the Today Show, Good Day New York, CBS 2 Saturday Morning, Today in New York, LX New York, and News 12 New Jersey, in addition to having been featured in The New York Times, Bon Appétit, New Jersey Monthly, The Star-Ledger, and New York Post, to name a few.
But our conversation soon turned to something not nearly as glossy and superficial as television appearances. It soon became apparent that the soul-patched Chef Carrino, drinking coffee from a skull embellished mug, is the genuine article; a man with an undeniable sense of self, mission, and dedication.
Carrino attended the Culinary Institute of America, graduated at the top of his class, and was the commencement speaker. He mentions off-handedly that he cooked twice for the members of the James Beard Foundation, and I later learned he was inducted into the very prestigious Chaîne des Rotisseurs at the age of 28.
But for all this, Carrino doesn't carry an ounce of pretention; it's my feeling that he is simply too full of passion to bother with pretensions. He doesn't admire celebrity cooks, but concedes that for inspiration he looks to Marco Pierre White, who Carrino calls, "the fabric of society[.]"
Carrino has his opinions, but puts his money where his mouth is. He owns Passionne outright, with no partners, and without even a manager. He takes responsibility for, and pride in every facet of his restaurant. Carrino does not believe in organic; he also believes (with a smile) that Ted Nugent is "rad." Most importantly, Carrino believes that people have lost their "connection" to food. He believes in "natural" and in supporting his local economy. In keeping with his beliefs, he procures all his meat and cheese from local farms and dairies, such as Pittenger Farm in Andover. He is an active member of "Buy Fresh, Buy Local," and is a supporter of the New Jersey Food Shed Alliance and "Jersey Fresh."
Chef Carrino was kind enough to share his recipes with us. Here they are:
Oyster and Sausage Stuffing
4 cups stale bread cut into small pieces, or stuffing croutons
2 Tbls vegetable oil
¼ cup Andouille sausage cut small
½ cup chopped oysters
¼ cup carrot small dice
½ cup white onion cut small
6 cups turkey stock
Salt and black pepper to taste
1 Tbls fresh herbs
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In a medium sauce pan bring the stock to a simmer. In a medium sauté pan, sweat the sausage in oil. Season the oysters with salt and pepper then add to the sausage. Add carrots and onions and sauté until veggies are tender. Add fresh herbs then the bread. Pour hot stock over the mixture and allow to sit for two minutes. Transfer to a casserole and bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes
Drunkin Punkin Pots de Crème
Yield 6
Requires 6 ceramic 6 ounce ramekins
2 cups heavy cream
6 ounces milk
½ vanilla bean (1tsp vanilla extract if vanilla bean is not available)
5 ounces dark brown sugar
3 ounces Dark Rum
10 egg yolks
8 ounces of canned Pumpkin puree
Pinch of salt
½ tsp fresh lemon juice
Bring cream, milk, vanilla, sugar and rum to a boil in a medium sauce pot on medium heat. In a medium bowl, whisk together the egg yolks, pumpkin puree, salt and lemon juice. Slowly combine the hot cream mixture into the egg yolk mixture.
Strain the mixture through a fine strainer and divide evenly in 6 ramekins. Bake at 330 for approximately 30-35 minutes in a water bath covered with foil. To tell when they are done, tap the side of the ramekin and if the custard jiggles back and forth only one or twice they are ready to come out. Allow to cool at room temperature for about 30 minutes. Place in refrigerator. Chill for two hours, (this will help to stop the pots de crème from cracking similar to a cheese cake). Serve with whipped cream or powdered sugar or eggnog or a holiday rum coffee-drink.
Chef Carrino is as committed to local volunteer efforts as he is to the local products he uses. From Wednesday, November 17th through Sunday, November 21, Restaurant Passionne will be featuring a three course Chef's Tasting Prix Fixe Menu (with choices) for $39. For each Prix Fixe meal sold, Chef Carrino will donate a meal to the Salvation Army to be served on Thanksgiving Day. On the prix fixe menu will be Chef Carrino's interpretation of Turducken, cooked sous-vide, then seared in goose fat. Also on the menu, the outrageously decadent Drunkin' Punkin'. Last year, Passionne donated 300 meals, this year Carrino is aiming for 350. Give Passionne a call and make a reservation. Remember, BYOB.
If you would like to see the entire interview with Michael Carrino, click here or tune into Hot From The Kettle on Montclair Channel 34 next week.


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I've become a tourist again.
Last weekend was spent in Paris when my university fencing club made their annual trip to France for a huge "competition" (we say "competition" when really it's a jolly that includes skill-less, hungover fencing accompanied by charming Europeans and a lot of red wine). It would be rude to use the French just for their endless supplies of Nutella and crêpes that were being handed out off piste, plus it was Valentines weekend and this is the City of Love, clichés don't get much better than this.
And so our team of fencers Metro'd into the heart of the beautiful city to spend our last days exploring as much as possible. Somehow I'd been put in charge of this trip and when finding the perfect place to stay, my acquired cheap-but-not-crap skilled searches led me to The Loft, a boutique hostel situated in Belleville. With little clue of whether Belleville is Paris' version of London's Chelsea or Mumbai's slums I went for it on the basis that it seemed very chique. The Loft and Belleville did not disappoint. The hostel was squeaky clean with welcoming faces and happy backpackers, situated in a student-vibe area where the graffiti led me to believe that Banksy had gone ape with his can and decorated everything in sight.
Dropping our bags and devouring a French McDonalds (I'm serious, McDonalds is an important way to experience different cultures) we made our way to Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. The weather was beautiful and all of Paris' runners and lovers seemed to be out enjoying the dearly missed sun.
The idyllic park comes with waterfalls and a moat that circles a mini temple, Temple de la Sibylle thanks to Wikipedia (which has also just pointed out that the surrounding area of the park was used to display hanged bodies of criminals and horse carcasses- I can see the artful meaning in the teddy hanging from the lampost now). We trekked up to the temple welcomed by some incredible views of Paris' skyline.
The next part is hard to talk about so short and sour, the camera was dropped and it was au revoir to any photos for that day. However my keyboard still works, here's the rest of the day…
We left Parc des Buttes Chaumont to do some serious tourism, no fooling around, it was Arc de Triomphe time. How much larger the thing is, I mean I don't even know what it is but it was huge and I loved it. Even better was the roundabout/ cockpit going on down below, French traffic is tourist gold.
After standing and staring at car wars for long enough it was time to head down the long avenue that is home to every designer I can't afford. We popped into Louis Vuitton for some sneering at price tags that disguised pure jealousy. We walked further down the street made for Dubai Princes until we found affordable luxury, bonjour crème glacée.
Ice cream in hand we continued this very long walk past grand architecture until we came to a fancy bridge; now every bridge in Paris is fancy but this one led us to Musée d'Histoire Contemporaine, the military museum. It's garden was covered in bullet-shaped bushes and the courtyard was decorated with cannons, it's what I'd call a 'boy-museum'. Fortunately there was no time to go in…
Eventually our stomachs called and soon enough we were in Notre Dame on the hunt for food, not before taking in the magnificence of the cathedral. There was also a very questioning hobo (I really tried looking for a nicer word) who happened to have two very expensive looking puppies tucked up in his arms. I say watch your bags in that area.
The restaurant we were heading to was down a maze of streets, restaurant after restaurant and every kind you can get; I remember walking past one with a chandelier made of bras but instead we made for a more 'conservative' one. On came a three course meal of snails, duck and profiteroles swallowed down with plenty of red wine, finished with a coffee and digestif. Ironically the digestif was also the finish of me and so I can't really tell you the rest of what happened that night but the final hours my day in Paris was spent tucked up back in the cosy hostel.


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Exodus 14:14
(v13) "Do not fear"
Fear destroys faith. When we pray, we must have faith. Without faith our prayers will not be successful so we need to make sure that anything that destroys faith is put aside. Today we have to make sure to put aside fear in order to pray. Sometimes when we pray we might be afraid to pray in a certain way because we fear what others will think of us. I remember the first time I shouted at a prayer meeting and I was afraid people will think I'm crazy or think I'm seeking glory and some people did. Some people told me not to shout because the bible says to pray in your secret room. And they were right but when God tells you to do something, you have to put aside fear and do it.
We have to be careful because fear is not a gift from God; fear is not something God gave His church. Fear destroys faith because it leads us to do our own will instead of God's.
When difficult times are in front of us (in the same way the red sea was in front of the Israelites and Pharaoh's men behind them) we start to fear. We might even complain as the Israelites did (vs 11). "Is it because there are no graves in Egypt that you have taken us to die in the wilderness....is this not the word we spoke to you in Egypt saying, 'leave us alone that we may serve the Egyptians....better to die there than here in the wilderness'".
We are sometimes like that. When we cross really hard situations, we tell God things were better before and we complain and accuse people (as the Israelites accused Moses) and God. We blame others and we find it really hard. For example, when the doctor didn't sign the form to say I could get the special consideration for missing my exam due to sickness, I was so angry against the doctor. I was so annoyed at people who had advised me not to sit the exam. And I was afraid I wouldn't get my degree because I failed the exam. But I had to put this aside and trust God as Moses did.
So, if any of us are crossing hard situations now, we need to put them aside and trust in God. Let's not complain or blame others.
(v15) "Why do you cry to me? Tell the sons of Israel to go forward". God expects us to do something. We have to make the first step because we already have the authority and the power living in us. It's not always easy to make that first step and it's not always easy to keep faith. For example, once it started to rain and I needed to go out but I didn't want to get wet. Odon said to me, "if you have faith, just walk out into the rain and it will stop". In my heart, I know God is capable of stopping the rain, but I definitely didn't have enough faith to believe it would stop when I walked into it. And we also have to remember that God won't stop the rain until we move into it. He waits for the last second before intervening, to test our faith (Hebrews 11).
"LORD" the Lord Chancellor is the most senior judge in England and Wales and is in charge of the court system. Jesus Christ is the most senior judge of all which is why He is called the Lord of Lords. So when we pray, we can remember this. We can remember that He is in charge of everything and if the highest judge, who controls everything is fighting for us, we can't lose the fight.
1. Use weapons
- what weapon does God use? What weapons should we use?
(full armour of God)
2. Disagree/argue
- who can win an argument against God. So if we disagree with a person or with a situation, best not to argue with them/it but just pray because no one can win an argument against God.
3. Try hard to prevent something
- God is the only one who can prevent situations from happening. He is the only one who can prevent sickness, death, sin, accidents.
4. Try hard to achieve something
- God is the only one we can turn to when we need something fulfilled.
Exams, good marriage, using our gifts, praying and fasting
5. Try not to show or do something
- temptations, anger, hatred, bitterness, greed, selfishness, jealousy, eating too much,
6. Compete to win or get something
- God is competing with satan. Today we are competing with satan. But we are already winners.
We don't have to make lots of noise, we don't have to complain and we don't have to go around telling everybody. We don't have to create problems with people. We just have to let God fight for us.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
"The Lord will fight for you while you keep silent"
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If you have not visited Peru, then you need to. This is one travel destination that will bring your definition of holiday or tour to a whole new level. With exciting places to visit and great activities to do, you will be in for a lifetime experience. One place in Peru that has it all is Machu Picchu. For a holiday enhanced, this is the place to be. With a perfect climate as if it was waiting for you, you will have it all. Your answer for a holiday destination has just been provided.
Machu Picchu facts
There is a number of interesting facts about this exciting part of the world, from its location to its climate. All is set to create the right backdrop for your holiday. Situated in the mountainous side of Urubamba province in the region of Volcanota ranges, by the rivers Apurimac and Urubamba, this area is perfect for both indoor and outdoor activities.
Unlike other parts of the world that boast different structures such as the Coliseum in Italy, this region boasts a whole city built of stone with a beauty that many doubt if it was built by human works. This part of the world was declared a world heritage by UNESCO. Structures such as the temple with three windows make people wonder just what kind of skills the builders had, given the huge rocks used to build them.
Machu Picchu weather
For your convenience, this part of the world is blessed with a type of climate that is warm and humid during daytime yet fresh during the night. The seasons can be divided into two: the rainy season begins in November to April and you are advised to dress heavily during this season. The dry season begins in April and ends in November. Since it is part of the Amazon forest, you need to note even when it is considered dry season, there is still rain.
Best time to visit Machu Picchu
Since there is little rain between April and November, this is the best time to visit this part of the world. During this season, festivals such as the Inti Raymi are celebrated. Also known as the festival of the sun, it involves a long day of colourful costumes parade ceremony of Inca. The venue of this is a well known fortress called Sacsayhuamán. The annual activity is scheduled for June 24th.
Besides just the festivals, this season provides the right weather for you to go for the Inca trail. This offers you the opportunity to experience beautiful and peaceful landscapes such as the dead woman's pass. Here you can also see a number of ruins.
For the best experience in Machu Picchu, the best place to start is the Machu Picchu Gateway where you will be equipped with the best information about your destination. Here you also get access to rates and packages in relation to tours, accommodation, sites among other things. The website has it comprehensively, giving you a one stop experience for your benefit.


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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Sincere & Nima Fidavi get HipHopDX.com love, prep "Calm Before The Storm"
Here's a promo video for local favorites Sincere & Nima Fadavi's recent feature on www.hiphopdx.com. You can view the full feature here.
It's very cool to see these young guys getting the credit and respect they deserve. Getting the Hieroglyphics co-sign is also working wonders for them as well. Nice work fellas.
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