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Happiness is a conscious choice, not an automatic response. (Mildred Barthel)
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26 Apr 2007 @ 16:23
Another intresting find, pointing out that climate change is a natural process. That humans are not suposed to stay in one place. If you could see over time humans are like the Sandpipers, chasing the waves and running away from the waves.
Yes, it must of been anciant man and his camp fires that started the end of the iceage 10,000 years ago, lol. What Im saying is that in this artical link below, they want to preserve what has already been distroyed, when man has to realize that he must move, and rebuild his civalizations on top of far more anciant ones of the past. We must move with nature but not forget we are humans. 2 schools of thought, live like animals with no fire no tech at all, or evolve the tech so we can one day, live in space.
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27 Mar 2007 @ 16:30
A model of efficency? So far only in China. Anyone ever see that scary church film? I think it came out way back in the early 1970's. Basicly a christian 666 film, where they had these retroed UPS vans that went around forcing people to get the mark of the beast, and if you didn't get the mark, they had this guilatine. A really scary film to show to preteens.
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8 Feb 2007 @ 01:46
On Coast to Coast show they talked about artifacts found in North American Indian Mounds.
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Glenn Kinball's site:
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2 Feb 2007 @ 13:22
Now I dont feel so bad that my truck got frozen last month.
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22 Jan 2007 @ 00:27
If want to see some great pic's of comet McNaught.
Go Here:
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And Here:
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