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I was going to do a blog about Mar-a-Lago as the president will be staying there between Christmas and New Years. This puts the kibosh on my plans to take a few days off and enjoy flying at the local radio control model airfield as it's in the restricted zone less than 25 miles from Mar-a-Lago!
There is another field in Fort Lauderdale 30 miles away that doesn't have flight restrictions, so I'll probably do some flight practice there.
Hopefully all who celebrate Christmas will enjoy the day and if you are missing your two front teeth, I suggest you Google a good dentist for restoration. As they say "Be truthful to your teeth, if not they will be false to you!"

...went to a public talk tonight, by two "journalists" who have variously tried to feed their families via their craft, with mixed success, VERY mixed. They opined that before IT, papers simply starved or prospered, along with the economy. Then came adverts on line, along with sales, and the verdict was in, by way of no more print adverts, formerly their bread and butter. Various business model innovations helped somewhat, but don't send your kids to study journalism. Now, these presenters are two America hating, self loathing, white guilt alt lefties, yet I hoped I could remain for the whole program, since they at first actually must have bitten their tongues, by not spouting their de riguer liberal anti Trump babble. But then it came. They described a successful family of newspapers, thriving in small to mid sized flyover towns, saying that they could thank for their success a conservative bent. Next came ridicule of the theory that the demise of print media was completed by alleged liberal bias on the pages. And followed were a few choice words on our Brilliant President Trump. The usual, ---democracy undermined, acts like a sovereign, and a gaggle of words ending in "-phobia". So let me get this straight. Two impoverished liberal writers, both clearly making fun of the hypothesis that liberal presses have liberal biases to thank for their jobs vanishing, are pushing their liberal ideas, in challenging the hypothesis. I tried to point this faulty reasoning out during the sober Q & A, VERY sober. But both seemed to miss the point. So, now I'm rethinking TD-HD syndromes, and wondering if liberals suffer from much more. Stay tuned, class.

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Nice view from hotel room of city skyline, and jets leaving from Logan. Commons all lit up for season. Shopping deals galore. Too many free greasy calories. Poontang on the prowl for that all important desirable Mrs. Degree. But the program is of mixed blessings. Lots of great informative talks, and fun meeting old colleagues. Slimey state governor now giving vapid keynote soporific speech. But the pervasive influence of conference funders big Pharma is striking. Well, as adults we hopefully learn to take the good with the bad. Perspectives.

Thailand wants to ban these three pesticides:
chlorpyrifos, an insecticide made popular by Dow Chemical that is known to damage babies’ brains; Syngenta’s paraquat, a herbicide scientists say causes the nervous system disease known as Parkinson’s that has been banned in Europe since 2007;
and Monsanto’s glyphosate herbicide, which is linked to cancer and other health problems.

The US government says no.
The Trump administration is putting profits before people by pressuring the country not to ban harmful chemicals

Dow, Syngenta and Monsanto have each merged their way to become bigger corporate behemoths in recent years, wielding their enhanced power in Washington to keep these and other money-making pesticides on the market. For example, before merging with DuPont earlier this year and spinning off the agrochemical business that made chlorpyrifos, Dow successfully defended continued use of chlorpyrifos despite scientific concerns. The agrochemical companies are not having as much luck keeping foreign leaders in line, however, amid growing global awareness of the risks many pesticides spell for human health.
Thailand joins dozens of countries that have already banned or are planning bans on paraquat, chlorpyrifos and/or glyphosate. Thailand’s national hazardous substances committee voted last month to ban all three due to the dangers established by scientific evidence.

Thailand’s leaders were motivated in part by research showing that use of these chemicals in agriculture not only puts farm workers at risk, but also endangers consumers because the bug and weed killers’ residues persist in fruits, vegetables, grains and other foods.

In the United States, pesticide residues are so common in domestic food supplies that a Food and Drug Administration report issued in September found more than 84% of domestic fruits, 53% of vegetables, and 42% of grains sold to consumers carried pesticide residues.
US regulators parrot industry talking points as they insist that dietary exposures to pesticides are nothing to worry about and say any risks to farm workers can be mitigated with proper training, protective clothing and other measures.

According to Thai news reports, US officials have also been warning that the ban will interfere with lucrative trade. The US is especially upset about a glyphosate ban, arguing that it could limit hundreds of millions of dollars in Thai imports of US grains, which are often laced with glyphosate residues.

It may be disgraceful, but it’s certainly not surprising that the Trump administration is working to protect glyphosate and other pesticides that bring profits to big corporations. The agrochemical industry players are devoted donors to the political machinery that runs Washington and they expect a return on their dollars.
Chlorpyrifos was scheduled to be banned two years ago from US agricultural use but when Trump came into office the EPA decided to delay any action until at least 2022. The agency is currently updating its risk assessment of paraquat, seeking public comments through 16 December; but it appears poised to allow continued use, albeit with restrictions. And earlier this year the EPA affirmed that it continues to find no health risk associated with glyphosate.
One example of the governmental fealty was laid out in an internal Monsanto consultant’s report made public through litigation against the company. The report quotes a White House policy adviser as saying: “We have Monsanto’s back on pesticides regulation. We are prepared to go toe-to-toe on any disputes they may have.”

It’s certainly not surprising that the Trump administration is working to protect glyphosate and other pesticides that bring profits to big corporations

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Two things about them for sure. They are real, and they have the weirdest names. Two of my worst are Gamphobia and Gynophobia. But I digress, all you lovely CS ladies. How real? Almost doubling of heart and breathing rates, profuse sweating, tremors unstoppable, desire to flee---but often frozen in place. And even changes in vision and hearing, not to mention memories for the fearsome event. Often the dreaded object is (usually) completely harmless. Watch someone very arthritic, normally unable to get up onto a chair, be right up there almost instantly, on seeing a little mouse, if not bolting clear out of the house, screaming. And if not treated successfully, they often can put real limits on work or other important aspects of life. If you are affraid to use elevators, forget that dream job on the 50th floor. Oddly enough, this one, very common, has no special psychological name---just referred to as claustrophobia, or acrophobia, and other names. And the range of treatments sometimes themselves can bring on a chuckle. Some phobias even seem innate to humans and some animals, occurring almost from birth or early age. Formidable.

when nothing ever goes my way
heading to not so pleasant day
my gown is dirty
I am the bride
an awesome feeling
enjoying the ride

so good to know
thank you radio

Being a member on CS does have it's benefits, but I never imagined that I would have my own fan club. At first, I started deleting comments of personal attacks. I changed my mind and allowed them to remain. To my surprise, a moderator for CS came by, removed the offensive comments and left a calling card they had stopped by!
I'm okay with that...
So if it's your MO ( that's modus operandi in detective talk ) to drop a turd on my blog... be my guest!

Talking vibrations

Our Human body contains 70^%+ liquid
Every cell “communicates” with the other cells through the network of liquids
Ever cell has its own Electro magnetic field EMF
During the life time experiences, cultural and religious believes the magnetic field in its origin becomes “polluted” out of tune, dis-harmonized when we grow up

SOUND DO NOT HEAL
The physical body (entity Earth) is the container of 70%+ liquid and one of the best transporters of (sound) vibration. The music and/or sound we hear with the ears brings images into the imagination and has its effects on the mental body ( entity Fire) The vibration of the sounds that are coming at us through the Air. Penetrates through the skin into the container (as a pebble thrown in pond) expressed in feelings in the emotional body ( entity Water)

SOUND DOES HARMONIZE
And can re-activate the self-healing power that every human has. Available, when used with awareness and intention of the sound creator
Every cell, every organ in the human body has the memory of its original state (vibration number)
Any stress or pain in the system causes disharmony. As a pollution in the magnetic field.
The sound vibrations created with the gongs (by the method I use) are carrying all vibration numbers of cells and organs, transported through the liquid system of the body.
As a massage from inside out, touching the tension spots and making them more flexible again.
Cells and organs recognize their original “tone” and start to resonate back to their “number” of origin

ALL THAT EXISTS IS ENERGY IN MOTION (E-MOTION)
After 20 years self study as sound creator this became my believe and truth at the moment
RA

Every day, there's at least one Trump 'something' the media finds important to post about the president. There are way too many to remember all of them, but some highlights of the past few weeks:

Buying Greenland.
King of Israel.
Wanting to be allowed more than 2 terms.
Giving 'made up awards' to himself.
Having distanced himself from anything related to Jeffery Epstein for more than a decade, he told the media they should be looking at Clinton.

Ending the week with the best one I've heard all year...
Trump suggested we fire nuclear weapons at hurricanes to stop them hitting America.


I've tagged this blog under health because the man needs to see a mental health specialist.