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Summary: Adenovirus E3 region protein CR1
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Early region 3 (E3) of human adenoviruses (Ads) codes for proteins that appear to control viral interactions with the host [1]. This region called CR1 (conserved region 1) [1] is found three times in Adenovirus type 19 (a subgroup D virus) 49 Kd protein in the E3 region. CR1 is also found in the 20.1 Kd protein of subgroup B adenoviruses. The function of this 80 amino acid region is unknown. This region is probably a divergent immunoglobulin domain (A. Bateman pers. observation).
Literature references
Deryckere F, Burgert HG; , J Virol 1996;70:2832-2841.: Early region 3 of adenovirus type 19 (subgroup D) encodes an HLA-binding protein distinct from that of subgroups B and C. PUBMED:8627757 EPMC:8627757
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Early region 3 (E3) of human adenoviruses (Ads) codes for proteins that appear to control viral interactions with the host [PUBMED:8627757]. This region called CR1 (conserved region 1) [PUBMED:8627757] is found three times in Human adenovirus 19 (a subgroup D virus) 49 Kd protein in the E3 region. CR1 is also found in the 20.1 Kd protein of subgroup B adenoviruses. The function of this 80 amino acid region is unknown. This region is probably a divergent immunoglobulin domain.Domain organisation
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This family is a member of clan Ig (CL0011), which has the following description:
Members of the immunoglobulin superfamily are found in hundreds of proteins of different functions. Examples include antibodies, the giant muscle kinase titin and receptor tyrosine kinases. Immunoglobulin-like domains may be involved in protein-protein and protein-ligand interactions. The superfamily can be divided into discrete structural sets, by the presence or absence of beta-strands in the structure and the length of the domains [1]. Proteins containing domains of the C1 and V-sets are mostly molecules of the vertebrate immune system. Proteins of the C2-set are mainly lymphocyte antigens, this differs from the composition of the C2-set as originally proposed [1]. The I-set is intermediate in structure between the C1 and V-sets and is found widely in cell surface proteins as well as intracellular muscle proteins.
The clan contains the following 26 members:
Adeno_E3_CR1 Adhes-Ig_like C1-set C2-set C2-set_2 DUF1968 Herpes_gE Herpes_gI Herpes_glycop_D I-set ICAM_N ig Ig_2 Ig_3 Ig_4 Ig_5 Ig_Tie2_1 Izumo-Ig K1 Marek_A PTCRA Receptor_2B4 UL141 V-set V-set_2 V-set_CD47Alignments
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Seed source: | Pfam-B_1854 (release 5.4) |
Previous IDs: | none |
Type: | Domain |
Author: | Bateman A |
Number in seed: | 20 |
Number in full: | 0 |
Average length of the domain: | 0.00 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 0 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 0.00 % |
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Donald Rothberg, PhD, has practiced Insight Meditation since 1976, and has also received training in Tibetan Dzogchen and Mahamudra practice and the Hakomi approach to body-based psychotherapy. Formerly on the faculties of the University of Kentucky, Kenyon College, and Saybrook Graduate School, he currently writes and teaches classes, groups and retreats on meditation, daily life practice, spirituality and psychology, and socially engaged Buddhism. An organizer, teacher, and former board member for the Buddhist Peace Fellowship, Donald has helped to guide three six-month to two-year training programs in socially engaged spirituality through Buddhist Peace Fellowship (the BASE Program), Saybrook (the Socially Engaged Spirituality Program), and Spirit Rock (the Path of Engagement Program). He is the author of The Engaged Spiritual Life: A Buddhist Approach to Transforming Ourselves and the World and the co-editor of Ken Wilber in Dialogue: Conversations with Leading Transpersonal Thinkers.
-- Select from Donald Rothberg's 489 talks --
2017-01-18 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Buddhist Practice, and the Needs of Our Times 2...
2016-02-18 "Impermanence"
2015-12-02 "One Who Set Out to Study Fear"
2012-07-10 2-Day Non-Residential Retreat : Loving kindness-Cultivating the Open and Wis...
2017-02-01 A Life of Integrity 1
2017-02-22 A Life of Integrity 2
2012-09-26 A New Beginning--Guided Reflections
2013-01-01 A New Year's Day of Practice: Talk and Guided Visualization
2003-03-12 Acting out of Presence and Non-Attachment
2004-09-18 Acting With Equanimity
2013-06-16 Afternoon Instructions #2
2013-06-17 Afternoon Instructions #4
2013-08-13 Afternoon Instructions - Day 1
2007-05-23 Attending To Beauty
2012-03-21 Awakening in Awareness
2012-05-02 Becoming Bodhisattvas
2012-05-09 Becoming Bodhisattvas II--Ethical Practice
2012-05-16 Becoming Bodhisattvas III: Practicing with Views and Concepts
2015-03-10 Brahma Vihara Day 10: Metta for All Beings
2015-03-16 Brahma Vihara Day 16 - Mudita
2015-03-23 Brahma Vihara Day 23 Equanimity
2015-03-03 Brahma Vihara Day 3
2016-01-12 Brahma Vihara Practices
2015-12-30 Coming Alive With the New Year
2005-09-28 Committed Action, Non-Attachment To Outcome Pt 1
2005-10-05 Committed Action, Non-Attachment To Outcome Pt 2
2015-06-16 Concentration (Samadhi) Practice
2012-03-16 Concentration and it's Development in Practice
2013-08-18 Concentration Practice and Insight Practice
2011-02-09 Concentration Practice II- and discussion
2011-02-16 Concentration Practice III
2013-04-20 Connecting Inner and Outer Responses to Climate Change
2014-04-18 Connecting Inner and Outer Transformation
2013-09-19 Connecting Inner and Relational Practice with Judgments
2010-10-18 Continuing the Momentum of the Retreat in Daily Life Practice
2007-10-20 Cultivating Clear Seeing - The Path Of Mindfulness
2015-03-12 Cultivating Concentration (Samadhi)
2005-08-17 Cultivating Equanimity 2
2009-04-22 Cultivating Equanimity, pt I
2009-04-29 Cultivating Equanimity, pt II
2010-11-24 Cultivating Generosity and Gratitude
2004-04-28 Cultivating Interbeing
2007-11-17 Cultivating Joy & Equanimity In Engaged Practice
2009-03-25 Cultivating Mudita (Appreciative Joy) pt I
2013-02-23 Cultivating Wise Speech
2003-11-26 Cultivating Wise Speech
2005-11-03 Cultivating Wise Speech 1 - Talk and Practice
2005-11-03 Cultivating Wise Speech 2
2017-02-19 Cultivating Wise Speech: Becoming More Skillful in Your Speech Practice (Dayl...
2017-02-19 Cultivating Wise Speech: Becoming More Skillful in Your Speech Practice (Dayl...
2012-01-13 Daily Life Practice
2016-01-14 Day Three: Morning Instructional Sit: The Dear Friend
2005-12-21 Death, Dying and the Dharma
2011-06-02 Deep Listening and Speech Practice in Challenging Situations
2014-06-19 Deep Listening and Speech Practice in Difficult Circumstances
2005-04-28 Deepening Daily Life Practice
2012-02-01 Deepening Daily Life Practice II
2012-01-25 Deepening Daily Life Practice, I
2010-03-31 Deepening Our Formal Meditation Practice
2010-04-07 Deepening Our Practice II: Deepening in Three Domains of Our Life
2010-03-10 Delight in the Dharma (Liberative Dependent Arising 3)
2013-04-24 Dependent Origination I
2013-05-01 Dependent Origination II
2013-05-08 Dependent Origination III- Intervening to end the cycle of suffering.
2013-05-15 Dependent Origination IV-Review and Introduction to Liberative Dependent Orig...
2013-05-22 Dependent Origination V- Liberative Dependent Origination
2012-12-16 Determination
2004-01-14 Developing Compassion
2007-03-28 Developing Energy In Our Practice: Wise Effort - part 1
2007-04-04 Developing Energy In Our Practice: Wise Effort - part 2
2016-11-16 Dharma Practice after the Election 1: Out of This Difficult Time, Our Task is...
2016-11-16 Dharma Practice after the Election 2: Out of This Difficult Time, Our Task is...
2013-04-17 Dharma practice and the climate Crisis
2016-10-26 Dharma Practice and the Election
2011-09-14 Dharmic Reflections on the 10th Anniversary of September 11th, Part II--Wisdo...
2011-09-07 Dharmic Reflections on the Tenth Anniversary of September 11
2005-01-05 Difficulties In Opening the Heart—Hindrances To Metta
2009-11-25 Distraction
2017-01-11 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Buddhist Practice, and the Needs of Our Times 1:...
2015-12-21 Dukkha and the end of Dukkha
2015-11-11 Eight Ways of Studying and Transforming Reactivity
2013-07-08 Embodied Awakening Through Meditation and Sacred Dance, Part 1 - The Importan...
2013-07-08 Embodied Awakening Through Meditation and Sacred Dance, Part 2 - Guided Medit...
2013-07-09 Embodied Awakening Through Meditation and Sacred Dance, Part 3 - Seven Steps ...
2013-07-09 Embodied Awakening through Meditation and Sacred Dance, Part 4 - Daily Life P...
2014-06-24 Embodied Practice in Daily Life
2003-11-12 Embracing Paradox - The Middle Way
2010-12-20 Embracing the Dark, Inviting the Light.
2016-10-19 Empathy 2
2016-10-12 Empathy: Its Nature, What Makes It Hard, and How to Develop It
2009-11-11 Emptiness & Compassion III
2009-10-28 Emptiness & Compassion Part II
2009-11-18 Emptiness & Compassion Part IV
2009-10-21 Emptiness and Compassion Part I
2004-12-22 Enemies Practice -- Taking Our Relationships With Difficult Others As Spiritu...
2012-05-22 Engaged Buddhism - Vignettes, Challenges, Possibilities
2011-12-20 Entering Darkness, Emerging Light
2004-05-12 Entering Difficulties, Cultivating Joy
2012-12-19 Entering the Dark, Entering the Light
2014-01-15 Equanimity
2015-03-17 Equanimity
2006-10-11 Equanimity and Action: Further Practice With the Eight Worldly Winds
2011-05-04 Equanimity in Action II
2011-05-11 Equanimity in Action III-Somatic Practices
2011-05-25 Equanimity in Action IV - Committed Action, Non-Attachment to Outcome.
2011-04-27 Equanimity in Action- Part I
2014-10-01 Ethical Practice 1 - An Introduction
2014-10-22 Ethical Practice 3 - Deepening Our Ethical Practice
2012-01-11 Fear and Lovingkindness
2012-03-09 Feeling-Tone and Its Importance for our Practice
2008-05-26 Five Guidelines For Practicing With Conflict
2012-12-05 Foundations of Mindfulness VI: The Third Foundation II
2012-10-24 Four Foundations of Mindfulness II- Mindfulness of the Body
2012-11-14 Four Foundations of Mindfulness III--Mindfulness of the Body @@
2013-01-09 Four Foundations of Mindfulness IX: Fourth Foundation III
2012-11-28 Four Foundations of Mindfulness V- The Third Foundation; Mindfulness of Thoug...
2012-12-12 Four Foundations of Mindfulness VII- Fourth Foundation I: Mindfulness of Patt...
2013-01-30 Four Foundations of Mindfulness XI - Fourth Foundation 5 - Four Ways of Pract...
2010-05-05 Four Reflections That Turn Us to Deeper Practice, II
2010-04-28 Four Reflections Which Turn us to Deeper Practice- Part I
2015-09-17 Four Stages in the Transformation of the Judgmental Mind
2014-06-24 Four Steps to Embodied Awakening
2011-07-06 Freedom in Awareness II-How we can cultivate freedom
2011-07-13 Freedom in Awareness III-From ordinary to extraordinary mind
2011-07-20 Freedom in Awareness IV--Deconstructing Ordinary Experience
2011-08-03 Freedom in Awareness V--Accessing Extraordinary Mind
2011-06-30 Freedom in Awareness-Ordinary and Extraordinary
2015-06-18 From Insight Practice to Spacious Awareness
2016-12-01 From Samadhi (Concentration) and Insight Practice to Awakened Awareness
2016-04-05 From Samadhi Practice to Insight Practice
2014-11-19 Generosity
2006-11-15 Generosity and Gratitude
2016-11-23 Generosity and Gratitude
2011-10-05 Getting Down to Direct Experience
2011-10-26 Getting Down to Direct Experience III
2011-11-02 Getting Down to Direct Experience IV: How Can We Relate Skillfully to Thinking?
2011-11-09 Getting Down to Direct Experience V: And practicing with views, concepts, and...
2011-10-19 Getting Down to more Direct Experience II
2004-12-01 Going Into the Dark 1
2004-12-08 Going Into the Dark 2: Qualities That Help
2010-12-08 Gradual and Immediate Awakening, I
2010-12-15 Gradual and Immediate Awakening, II
2014-11-26 Gratitude
2016-03-30 Grieving the Loss of a Mother - A Tribute to Bernice Rothberg
2016-01-20 Guided Meditation on Impermanence
2016-02-10 Guided Meditation on Impermanence 2
2012-08-01 Guided Meditation on Self and Not-Self Part I
2016-07-06 Guided Meditation: Exploring the Judgmental Mind
2016-11-19 Guided Practice 2--Tracking the Manifestations of the Self
2016-11-19 Guided Practice 3 -- Inviting the 'Thick' Self to be Present
2016-11-19 Guided Practice 4 -- Attending to the Aggregates
2014-01-29 Heart Practices in Difficult Times 1: Forgiveness Practice 1
2014-02-05 Heart Practices in Difficult Times 2: Forgiveness Practice 2 & Taking Difficu...
2014-02-12 Heart Practices in Difficult Times 3: Compassion
2014-02-19 Heart Practices in Difficult Times 4 - Compassion 2
2012-02-15 Holding Our Days with the Tenderness of Patience: Reflections from a Two-week...
2011-02-23 How Effort, Mindfulness and Concentration Are Interwoven
2008-01-09 How Metta And Equanimity Lived Happily Ever After Together
2014-10-28 How Metta Practice Works
2011-01-12 How Metta Transforms Us
2006-01-11 How Metta Transforms Us
2009-01-06 How Metta Works Through Us
2016-01-20 Impermanence
2016-02-10 Impermanence 3
2016-02-03 Impermanence Continued
2014-10-26 Initial Metta Instructions
2010-09-22 Inner and Outer- Part 2
2010-09-15 Inner and Outer- Part I
2007-05-30 Inquiry And Investigation - part 1
2007-06-06 Inquiry And Investigation - part 2
2007-06-13 Inquiry And Investigation - part 3
2007-04-18 Inquiry Beneath The Surface: Working With Difficulity - part 2
2004-10-13 Inquiry I
2004-09-17 Interbeing
2011-02-02 Introduction to Concentration Practice
2014-04-28 Introduction to Metta Practice and Initial Instructions - with Heather Sundberg
2014-06-23 Introduction to Mindfulness of the Body
2010-07-07 Introduction to Wise Speech Practice
2007-10-25 Invoking The Beautiful - The Divine Abodes Of Lovingkindness
2007-10-11 Judgement & Anger
2011-07-10 Kalyana Mitta (KM) Groups Workshop on Wise Speech (with Dawn Neal)
2010-03-17 Knowledge and Vision of Things as They Are (Liberative Dependent Arising 8)
2011-06-24 Leading with the Heart
2008-09-08 Listening And Speaking From The Heart
2006-07-12 Listening, Part 1
2006-07-18 Listening, Part 2
2012-02-22 Loving One's Enemies I
2012-03-07 Loving One's Enemies II
2012-03-14 Loving One's Enemies III
2015-01-15 Lovingkindness, Compassion, and Forgiveness
2015-01-18 Lovingkindness, Equanimity, and Daily Life Practice
2008-05-21 Maintaining A Sense Of Vision And Practice In The Midst Of Conflicts
2006-01-25 Martin Luther King Jr. and the Dharma
2013-04-10 May Practice and One's Life Be one--Reflections on Four weeks of Retreat
2007-01-19 Metta and Daily Life -- Widening Circles
2014-01-16 Metta and Forgiveness
2007-10-23 Metta And The Opening Of The Heart - How Metta Transforms Us
2007-01-12 Metta For Self, Metta For The World
2016-01-17 Metta in Daily Life: Individual Practice, Relational Practice, Metta Changing...
2013-01-20 Metta into the World
2010-10-15 Metta practice and the Transformation of the Heart
2012-01-08 Metta Practice as a Path of Awakening
2014-01-19 Metta Practice in Our Everyday Lives - "Let Your Life and Practice Be One"
2013-08-14 Metta Practice in the Context of a Concentration Retreat
2014-06-16 Mindful Communication in the Path of Awakening
2009-11-02 Mindfulness - What It Is and What Makes It Difficult
2004-08-25 Mindfulness and Daily Life III
2011-11-30 Mindfulness and Ethics
2011-12-07 Mindfulness and Metta
2007-01-24 Mindfulness and Papanca
2007-01-31 Mindfulness And Papanca - part 2
2010-06-30 Mindfulness and Speech Practice
2010-06-30 Mindfulness and Speech Practice
2011-12-14 Mindfulness and Wisdom
2013-07-07 Mindfulness of the Body 1: Introduction to Mindfulness
2013-07-07 Mindfulness of the Body 2: The Importance of Mindfulness of the Body and How ...
2013-07-07 Mindfulness of the Body 3: Guided Meditation on the Parts of the Body and the...
2013-07-07 Mindfulness of the Body 4: Discussion on the Meditation on the Parts of the B...
2013-07-07 Mindfulness of the Body 5: Daily Life Practice
2010-03-03 Mindfulness of the Body and Why It Is So Important
2008-04-09 Mindfulness Of The Body, III
2010-10-13 Mindfulness-What it is and What Makes it Difficult.
2015-03-01 Morning Instructions Day 1
2015-03-13 Morning Instructions Day 12
2015-03-25 Morning Instructions Day 24: Working with the Sense of Self
2013-08-17 Morning Instructions Day 5
2015-03-06 Morning Instructions Day 6
2013-08-20 Morning Instructions Day 8
2015-12-23 Morning Qigong Guided Practice
2009-04-15 Mudita, pt II
2015-09-23 New Beginnings: Falling Short, Re-Connecting
2003-05-21 Not Knowing But Keep Going
2010-01-10 Opening to our Radiant Hearts
2015-05-06 Othering & Belonging 1
2015-05-13 Othering and Belonging 2
2015-06-10 Othering and Belonging 3
2014-04-16 Path of Service, Volunteer Dharma Talk
2012-08-19 Patience
2015-06-24 Practicing the First Ethical Precept--Non-Harming
2015-12-18 Practicing at the Winter Solstice with Darkness and Light
2009-03-11 Practicing Compassion, I
2009-03-18 Practicing Compassion, pt II
2015-03-27 Practicing in All the Parts of Our Lives: "Let Your Practice and Life Be One"
2011-01-17 Practicing Metta in Daily Life - Widening Circles of Metta
2014-06-18 Practicing Skillfully with thought and emotions as a foundation for speech pr...
2005-01-28 Practicing the Ethical Precepts
2015-07-15 Practicing the Fourth Ethical Precept - Wise (or "Right") Speech 1
2015-07-22 Practicing the Fourth Precept 2 - Empathy
2015-08-19 Practicing the Middle Way
2015-07-01 Practicing the Second Ethical Precept - Not Taking That Which Is Not Given
2008-09-10 Practicing Wise Speech In Difficult Conditions
2015-09-30 Practicing with Anger
2009-06-10 Practicing with Anger, Pt I
2009-06-17 Practicing with Anger, pt II
2014-07-16 Practicing with Challenges 2 - Practicing with Difficult Thoughts and Emotions.
2014-07-23 Practicing with Challenges 3 - Practicing with Difficult Thoughts and Emotions 2
2014-08-20 Practicing with Challenges 4 - Working with Conflict
2014-08-27 Practicing with Challenges 5 - Working with Conflict 2
2014-07-09 Practicing with Challenges I - Cultivating Responsiveness
2014-12-03 Practicing with Craving, Greed and Grasping
2009-12-21 Practicing with Darkness (and Light) at the Winter Solstice
2014-12-18 Practicing with Darkness and Light
2007-12-19 Practicing With Darkness And Light At The Winter Solstice
2007-12-19 Practicing With Darkness And Light At The Winter Solstice
2016-12-19 Practicing with Darkness and Light at the Winter Solstice
2014-04-21 Practicing With Difficult Emotions
2012-05-26 Practicing with Difficult Emotions and thoughts
2013-07-25 Practicing With Fear
2008-10-22 Practicing With Fear - part I
2008-12-03 Practicing With Fear - part II
2008-12-10 Practicing With Fear - part III
2012-05-10 Practicing With Feeling
2010-11-17 Practicing with Intentions
2007-10-22 Practicing With Sates Of Mind And Heart
2010-02-17 Practicing with the Body Part 3: Cultivating Wisdom
2010-02-10 Practicing with the Body- Part 2
2010-02-03 Practicing with the Body- Part I
2010-02-24 Practicing with the Body- Part IV The Body-Mind-Heart Connection
2010-12-22 Practicing with the Dark and the Light at the Winter Solstice: Talk and Ritual
2006-10-04 Practicing With the Eight Worldly Winds
2009-08-05 Practicing with the Eight Worldly Winds, pt 2
2009-05-06 Practicing with the Shadow, pt 1
2009-05-13 Practicing with the Shadow, pt 2
2009-05-20 Practicing with the Shadow, pt III The Collective Shadow and How We Work wit...
2007-10-31 Practicing With Thoughts And Emotions
2007-11-07 Practicing With Thoughts And Emotions II: Invoking Inquiry, Wisdom, And Antid...
2016-09-07 Practicing with Views - Part 2
2016-09-14 Practicing with Views 3 - Deconstructing Subtle Views
2012-05-23 Practicing with Views and Judgments in the Context of Service and Social Action
2016-10-10 Practicing with Views and Opinions, Cultivating Empathy
2014-04-19 Practicing With Views and the Judgmental Mind
2009-12-16 Practicing With Views II
2009-12-02 Practicing with Views Part I
2004-05-05 Present Moment, Urgent Moment -- Buddhist Practice and the Current Political ...
2014-12-10 Race, Racism, and Spiritual Practice 1
2015-01-07 Race, Racism, and Spiritual Practice 2
2016-01-14 Radiating Metta: Guided Practice
2016-06-01 Reflections and a Ritual for a Spirit Rock Transition: Impermanence, Letting ...
2017-03-29 Reflections on a Four-Week Retreat and Re-entry into Daily Life (Drop-in at S...
2011-04-06 Reflections on a Month long Retreat
2014-04-02 Reflections On A Month Retreat
2007-09-19 Relationship As Spiritual Practice I
2007-10-03 Relationship As Spiritual Practice II
2008-12-24 Renewal In Our Practice And Lives
2011-12-28 Renewing and Revisioning our lives. Talk Guided meditations, and Ritual
2008-09-03 Renewing Our Practice - Reflections On A Mountain Retreat
2010-04-08 Resources from the Teachings and Practice of the Buddha for Transforming Dist...
2007-05-02 Right Livelihood And Vocation
2016-11-30 Samadhi: Practice Instructions 3: Working with Intentions, Working with Chall...
2013-04-25 Self and Not Self - Part 1
2013-05-02 Self and Not Self - Part 2
2008-05-14 Self And Not Self III
2012-08-22 Self and Not Self VI--Integration and Review
2008-04-30 Self And Not-Self - part 1
2008-05-07 Self And Not-Self - part 2
2012-07-18 Self and Not-Self II-Five Varieties of Self
2012-07-25 Self and Not-Self III-Three Ways of Practicing
2012-08-01 Self and Not-Self IV- The Core Teachings of the Buddha Part II
2012-08-08 Self and Not-Self V-A sequence of Training in Opening to not-self
2012-08-29 Self and Not-Self VII-Self and Not-Self in the context of Global Crisis.
2012-07-11 Self and Not-Self-An Overview
2009-09-30 Service and Work as Practice III: The Centrality of Intention
2009-06-27 Service as a Path of Practice
2009-09-16 Service as a Path of Practice, Pt 1: Challenges and how to work with them
2016-04-03 Settling, Seeing, and Spacious Awareness: An Overview of the Retreat
2004-11-17 Slowing Down
2005-12-14 Slowing Down When Speeding Up
2010-07-01 Speaking from the Heart-Metta and Speech Practice
2013-06-26 Speech Practice 1- Introduction
2013-07-03 Speech Practice 2- Presence and Empathy
2013-07-10 Speech Practice 3: Expanding Empathy
2010-06-29 Speech Practice and the Path of Awakening
2011-06-04 Speech Practice From the Retreat to Daily Life
2010-07-03 Speech Practice in Difficult Situations
2013-08-07 Speech Practice IV-Developing skills in Challenging Situations.
2015-12-09 Studying and Practicing with Fear 2
2012-03-04 Suffering and Freedom from Suffering
2007-06-20 Summer Solstice And The Factors Of Enlightenment - part 1
2007-10-26 Supporting And Deepening Daily Life Practice
2015-04-08 Taking Everything as Learning 2
2015-04-01 Taking Everything as Learning pt 1
2015-04-01 Taking Everything as Learning pt2
2015-02-05 Talk #3: Mudita (Joy)
2015-02-06 Talk #4: Equanimity
2016-11-19 Talk 1 - Exploring and Practicing Anatta (Not-Self): An Overview
2016-11-19 Talk 2 - Practices to "Thin" the Self: An Overview
2009-07-29 The 8 Worldly Winds, I
2013-10-23 The Anatomy of Ignorance - Transforming our Personal Ignorance
2013-09-25 The Anatomy of Ignorance 1 - An Overview
2013-10-02 The Anatomy of Ignorance 2 - The Social Roots of Ignorance and climate Disrup...
2013-10-09 The Anatomy of Ignorance 3 - Personal Ignorance I
2013-11-13 The Anatomy of Ignorance 5 - Practicing with Views
2013-12-11 The Anatomy of Ignorance 6 - Spiritual Ignorance and Insight into the Three C...
2016-11-29 The Art of Samadhi Practice
2009-06-23 The Awakening Prophet
2007-09-05 The Basics Of Our Practice - Reflections On 3 Weeks In Mountain Retreat
2012-07-04 The Bodhisattva and the Second American Revolution: Reflections on the Fourth...
2012-03-26 The Bodhisattva: "Let Your Life and Practice Be One"
2016-12-14 The Calling of the Bodhisattva 2 - Vow and Ritual
2016-12-07 The Calling of the Bodhisattva in Our Times
2013-06-16 The Challenges and the Fruits of Metta Practice
2013-09-17 The Deep Roots of the Judgmental Mind and Two Ways of Transformation
2007-07-04 The Dharma And Democracy
2007-01-17 The Dharma And Martin Luther King, Jr
2007-01-17 The Dharma and the Life and Work Of Martin Luther King
2003-12-17 The Dharma of Difficult People 1
2003-12-24 The Dharma of Difficult People 2
2008-11-06 The Dharma Practice Of Facing The Crises Of Our Times
2006-09-27 The Eight Worldly Winds
2003-11-05 The Eightfold Path and Daily Life
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Posted on 11/29/2012 2:57:53 PM PST by Dacula
The United Nations voted overwhelmingly Thursday to recognize a Palestinian state, a long-sought victory for the Palestinians but an embarrassing diplomatic defeat for the United States.
(Excerpt) Read more at ajc.com ...
US had to vote NO.
Boy, that'll show 'em!
The United States and Israel voted against recognition, joined by Canada, the Czech Republic, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Palau and Panama.
"And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth are gathered together against it.".... Zechariah 12:3
The resolution upgrading the Palestinians' status to a nonmember observer state at the United Nations was approved by a more than two-thirds majority of the 193-member world body a vote of 138-9, with 41 abstentions.
And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth are gathered together against it..... Zechariah 12:3
This is just the start.
Peace and safety were the EXACT words being used all during this vote on an illegal sham of a Pali-State being pushed by the islamists. We need to get ready because destruction is on it's way. The final jihad is in the works. They have been emboldened today. I don't say this casually.
That's it?
The birth of a new terror state.
The USA must stop all money, Israel must stop providing water, electricity and food .
as Marie antoinette said...let them eat cake.
May palestine be wiped out very soon.
One of the many things that happen when the United States looses its influence in the world....reset button my a**. We have turned into fools on the world stage.
The birth of a new terror state.
The USA must stop all money, Israel must stop providing water, electricity and food .
as Marie antoinette said...let them eat cake.
May palestine be wiped out very soon.
I will gather all the nations and bring them down to the valley of Jehoshaphat. Then I will enter into judgment with them there on behalf of My people and My inheritance, Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations; and they have divided up My land. (Joel 3:2)
So the Palestinians are no longer terrorists but have been upgraded to state sponsors of terrorism?
"...joined by Canada, the Czech Republic, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Palau and Panama."
Good for them. Out of all the earth, only nine nations were willing to stand up for the right.
We believers are most fortunate because the Almighty has granted us eyes to see and ears to hear. For this we see and hear that our great Creator is indeed real and His Word is Truth. Those who willfully deny Him or oppose His authority are in for a very rough ride—and if without ultimate repentance—then forever. Yikes!!!
Thanks for adding that to this thread. I saw the vote.
IMO, the UN has outlived what little use they were. It is time for them to be "relieved of duty" here in the U.S. and be given 3 months to pack their bags and go, perhaps the Palestinians will take them. The US needs to distance itself from them completely.
The abandonded UN building can be turned into a home for the homeless. What a unique idea, wish I had thought of that.
Oh, before they leave they can pay all their parking tickets which should go to offset the massive overspending by the demmodummies.
So the UN disgraces itself yet again. While this disgusting vote can't change a thing, it should finally wake up a few of our liberal friends that we need to shut down, or at least export, the UN (and stop paying for it!) Now.
Get the UN out of the US and the US out of the UN!
Ummm... doesn't a "state" require a set of defined borders for that "state"???
Where are these borders defined as "Palestine"?
And so it begins.
Now every Jewish state in the region will attack them from three sides, swearing to wipe them out. They'll invite Jewish residents of this new "state" to leave until the slaughter is done. No, wait. That's what they did to us, only it didn't work. We're still here. Uh...also, there are no other Jewish states. Only the one. What else is wrong — hey, I'm working on it!—we just agreed to a really stupid cease fire agreement, and try hard not to hit the little kiddies the Palis keep hiding behind, so we're not attacking anyone to annihilate them anytime soon.
This ought to make the "true conservatives" over at "Original Dissent" really happy. (Are they still around?)
AMEN to all you said.
I'm ready!! My KING is coming....even so come quickly Lord Jesus!!
Maybe Israel should have immediately recognized the
state of Palestine as being within the boundries of
Gaza and stated that any further rocket attacks would
result in a state of war between Israel and gaza.
I'm at loose ends, what else can happen??
Tired of the world putting the brakes on Israel
when they attempt to muzzle the mad dogs of hamas
and the PA.
dream on.........
Only the true conservatives agree with this statement, and obviously we are no longer in control.
I do believe we are in the mist of a war being waged between good and evil in heaven right now. It has been prophesied in the Bible that these things will come to past in the end times and I believe you and I are living in those last days.
There is no Palestinian language. There is no Palestinian culture. There is no Palestinian capital. There has never been a country named Palestine.
Actually, you can take millitary action against a "state" — If you are just blowing away an area where the hominids that live in it grunt in the same manner, you are committing genocide, which is an atrocity...
They could move it to Ghazat as a show of solidarity. Got a three-star hotel there, bigs swimming pool, and lots of perks. It's only the people on the other side of the tracks who are starving because of the Israeli blockade./sarc on this last sentence.
But then it would be nothing but a hollow shell, full of venal nitwits hell bent to destroy anything positive in the world. Oh, wait. It already is.
'The final Jihad is in the works.'
I know. We were at an ACT! For America chapter meeting last night.
While this UN subject wasn't addressed, the 'Islam Experts' there (including a former Muslim) have said the most shocking stuff about Islam in the U.S.
I strongly suggest you find a chapter in your area - we travel 30 minutes to one. Would eagerly go further.
So, if the state of Palestine attacks Israel, can Israel unleash the dogs of hell on the Palestinians?
Joel 3:1-2
God Judges the Nations
For behold, in those days and at that time, When I bring back the captives of Judah and Jerusalem, I will also gather all nations, And bring them down to the Valley of Jehoshaphat; And I will enter into judgment with them there On account of My people, My heritage Israel, Whom they have scattered among the nations; They have also divided up My land"....
How did it come to the point where the Arab world can draw more support for its cause than we can for ours? We're down to a single European country, Canada, Panama, and a couple of bankrupt islands. Is this truly it? One would have thought we would use some of our foreign aid influence in Africa. President Obama (and Susan Rice) are miserable failures.
What a powerhouse in the UN, eh?
Can we go to war with them now? At least the enemy now has country we can defeat.
Can we go to war with them now? At least the enemy now has country we can defeat.
"It is in the direction of the Eternal Father that you remove from your country the forces of satan now running rampant in the grouping you call the United Nations.
"You must as a nation take yourself away from this group of satan. You have opened your doors to the enemies of God! These enemies do not defend you, but they wait to pounce upon you like vultures! They are bringing you down to your knees now, My children. Like vultures, they will await their time." - Our Lady of the Roses, September 13, 1974
Now the shoes on the other foot....they among others would never recognize Israel as a state....now it's their turn not to be recongnize!!....I do not recognize Palestine!!!
Did you see her stutter? The woman carries no sense of authority when she speaks. She was also pretty obvious about Obama being unhappy about this particular vote and the process. She said 0 wants "direct talks" and a "two state solution" (as when he tried to arm twist Bibi with in the past over the 67' borders).
Looks like Obama had his thunder stolen today. Bet he can barely wait for another day to attempt to divide Israel and do it all his way.
Psalm 76
Time for Israel to get out of the UN. (So should we, but under Barry? Pfffft!)
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