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by Sylvia Caffery and Pat Darnell | Dec 30, 2012

Sylvia Caffery It is a matter of interest. I hear a lot of the time that all knowledge does not interest all people. People chose to know what they are interested in. Much of the information available is not interesting to many people. It is a drippy drag much of ...See More
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Patrick Darnell You are right. Lots of people are not interested in the cerebral activity of information gathering. I never could stand reading newspapers, for instance, but when the information highway came along, I developed a voracious appetite ... what I am finding is answers to mysteries of my own life, that correlate with others' searches... sort of a revelation of self-validation.

I think those who wake up everyday as if it is their first day to live most attract me since I sort of fall into that category. However, I stay melancholy in my life, as if I am constantly conflicted with bitter sweet mood swings and subsets of connectivity from swirling stimuli.

I would feel better about things if I didn't have to be so sedentary these days. But it is true that happiness is a choice we make.

What will be interesting to me is the empirical knowledge that will emerge from our interactions in here with cyber highway. It will define the future for sure, and help many of us who are making choices as we go.

The trouble with ignorance is that we have an "elite ruling group" foisted upon us that is from a progressive thinking American's view, unbearable. The only way to rid ourselves from this group of mad men, liars, and power brokers is through critical thinking, and enlightenment. We must "choose" to not be ignorant.
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Sylvia Caffery Mostly the "elite information seeking group" votes from "enlightenment." The rest of voting is influenced by superficial political performances. Who can put on the best act to dupe the most people. How simple is it to look at a candidate's record from any political stance, and see that he is not fit to lead; ie. Bush, and others, etc. They lie, they steal, they hate, they serve themselves, not the people. However, people vote from utter stupidity; how the guy looks, or how mean he can be to the opponent; utterly meaningless stuff. Most competent leaders now days do not want to be involved in politics. We have few worthy leaders available to chose from. We now have accepted and rewarded the dummying down of America on all levels, not only in the schools, even though as you say, information is more readily available than ever before.

My point here was selfish in that I was frustrated that I have never been able to motivate other people through information, although I am interested in being informed myself. I find that people are interested in whatever makes them happy at the time. And somehow they live that way, happily ever after, never seeking knowledge that contradicts their happiness. This is something I cannot grasp, but there is only one set of information that I truly do not want to be ignorant of, and I can say that particular knowledge is a source of sustenance and that intermittently-elusive happiness that we seek for health and life.

Can you put this on MooPig; would be better to have the whole thing from the beginning on MooPig than on facebook where it will fall off. Sorry to be ignorant on methods.

MooPig FWD Emails Department :: "Reversed Aging... Dr Al Sears"

Witnessing History
Retrieved from email by Pat Darnell | Dec 9, 2012 | Bryan TX

Al Sears, MD
11903 Southern Blvd., Ste. 208
Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411

December 5, 2012



Dear Patdarnell,

In 1990, Dr. Daniel Rudman accomplished something that had never been done before. He reversed human aging. Wrinkles disappeared. Grey hair began turning black again. Energy levels soared. And seventy-year-olds had resurgence in sexual appetite.

Twelve men, ages 61 to 81 volunteered for the trial. They received injections of a certain pituitary protein for 6 months. Usually, as we age, our skin grows thinner, we lose muscle and bone, and gain body fat. But the men in the study grew thicker skin, developed bigger muscles and denser bones and lost fat.

On average, the participants experienced:

14.4% decrease in fat tissue mass
8.8 % rise in lean body mass
7.1% increase in skin thickness
1.6% rise in bone density
When Rudman’s study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, he wrote:

“The effects of six months of human growth hormone on lean body mass and adipose-tissue mass were equivalent in magnitude to the changes incurred during 10 to 20 years of aging.”1

But the conventional medical establishment fired back, saying it does nothing to prevent aging. They went so far as to claim that the use for anti-aging is illegal... The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) filed a lawsuit claiming libel.

Several other studies have now confirmed Dr. Rudman’s findings. The benefits include:

Increased energy
Enhanced sexual performance
Muscle gain
Stronger bones
Diminished wrinkles
Improved immune function
Enhanced mood
Improved vision
And results of a 10-year study helped to prove its long-term effectiveness.

Researchers analyzed a group of men for ten years. The men were compared to a group of men of the same age who did not receive the protein. The men receiving it had more lean muscle mass, less fat, more energy, and more stable emotional health.

The benefits seen in the many short-term studies were also there throughout the 10 years, without any negative side effects. The men appeared to turn back the clock, safely.2

I have researched the effectiveness of this age-defying solution through my Wellness Research Foundation in patients anywhere from 35 to 95 years old with great success.

Many studies have shown that you can elevate your own levels with strenuous exercise. But they don’t know anything about what I do, which is that you don’t have to exercise that hard to get those benefits.

All you have to do is find some new element to focus on, and your body will respond in the same way without the negative effects you get if you exercise too strenuously. As long as you’re doing something that’s a little more or a little different than what you’re used to, you’ll get that benefit anyway, without straining yourself.

But there are other ways to increase your levels, and you could go from flabby and frail to stronger and healthier in a matter of weeks.

I’ve come across a great resource that explains everything you need to know about this incredible youth-activating protein, what it can do for you, and how to use it. It comes from my colleagues at the Institute of Natural Healing.

This exclusive guide gives you the specific steps to take to feel invigorated, mentally alert, and physically stronger than ever. And you’ll also discover exactly how you can easily fix underlying problems rather than just covering up the symptoms.

The techniques are easy to implement and give you a weapon to stave off the consequences of growing older ... and discover how you can ramp up your body’s production of this age-reversing compound all on your own – without a doctor.

To Your Good Health,

Al Sears, MD



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1. Klatz, R. Grow Young with HGH Harper Collins, NY: 1997
2. Gibney J. et al., The effects of 10 years of recombinant human growth hormone (GH) in adult GH-deficient patients J Clin Endrocrinol Metab 1999 Aug; 84(8): 2596-2602
http://www.alsearsmd.com/catalog
http://lahealthcare4u.blogspot.com/2009/11/hgh-therapy-anti-aging.html

http://lahealthcare4u.blogspot.com/search/label/hgh%20hormone

http://lahealthcare4u.blogspot.com/search/label/hgh%20therapy

http://www.hghmagazine.com/side-effects-of-hgh/

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Company Makes Custom Stuffed Toys Out of Children's Drawings | Geekosystem:
Child’s Own Studio does something pretty neat: If you supply the studio with a drawing a child made, the studio will produce a stuffed toy using the child’s drawing as the blueprint. Are you an overprotective parent who will stop at nothing to make sure your child is both safe from possibly iffy design choices, but also one who makes sure their child gets exactly what they want at all times always? Child’s Own Studio actually prefers you, stating that the more directions provided, the better.

NEXT YEAR -- BRING YOUR CHILD'S IMAGINATION TO LIFE!
Create A Keepsake Toy.   Send in your child's drawing - one that they drew and coloured and Child's Own Studio will handcraft a unique stuffed toy, to be cherished for a lifetime.

*** With great regret, Child's Own Studio is not accepting any more orders this year.
Please contact us in January 2012***

On the site’s official FAQ, it is noted that there isn’t a set price, and the studio will provide a quote once the child’s drawing is received, though standard U.S. and Canadian shipping will cost $15. The toy ends up being around 12 to 14 inches long on average, and the toy takes about 2 to 4 weeks to make once the payment is received, though rush orders are possible, there will be an extra fee for that.

The studio is willing to use material in the toy that has been provided for them so long as it is possible, such as a sentimental blankey, and to prevent any kind of dissatisfaction, the studio will show you pictures of the finished product before they ship it, so they can work out any kinks you may find. They do say they prefer children’s drawings, but they aren’t opposed to special requests from adults. Read on below to check out some of the other completed projects, including an aloof blue cat, a fire-breathing dragon, and a stick figure with a proportionally humongous head.
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http://www.geekosystem.com/custom-stuffed-toys-childrens-drawings/
http://www.childsown.com/

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Christmas on Good Friday for anyone feeling BLOOGLE

From a Christmas of Recent Past comes Christina, Bubbalin'a MooPigster guest Blogger Extraordinariness, with Pertinent Info
Retrieved by Pat Darnell

Original Post Date December 10, 2008
The following album review was not created by Music Review Zone.

This is a guest post by Christina over at God, History and You.

"Falling into the category of ‘easy listenin’, this collection of Christmas songs, though older tracks, offers his fans old and new a satisfying Manilow experience. Barry combines classic Christmas with some unexpected touches that I find delightful.

"In a very smooth, teasing duet with K.T.Oslin, performing Baby, It’s Cold Outside, Barry charms. You’ll find yourself grinning! In a second duet, Barry teams up with Expose’ to give us a version of Jingle Bells reminiscent of a World War II era USO show, complete with beebop background vocals.

"I Guess There Ain’t No Santa Claus has the feel of a smoky, late-night jazz club. Manilow’s versatility, showcased in these three songs, is partnered with his mellow delivery of such holiday favourite as ’The Christmas Song’, ’White Christmas’ and others.

"Not for someone wanting rousing, rollicking songs of the season, but if you’re spending an evening alone with your main squeeze, or just an evening alone, recovering from hectic holiday activities, Because It’s Christmas may just be the album for you." (Gideon, Christina. 12.10.2008)

My Favourite:

Jingle Bells (w/ Expose’)
Baby, It’s Cold Outside (w/ KT. Oslin)
I Guess There Ain’t No Santa Claus

Track Listing

The Christmas Song
Jingle Bells (w/ Expose’)
Silent Night/ I Guess There Ain’t No Santa Claus
The First Noel/ When the Meadow Was Bloomin’
Excerpt from Handel’s Messiah / Because It’s Christmas
Baby, It’s Cold Outside (w/ K.T. Oslin)
White Christmas
Carol of the Bells/ The Bells of Christmas
Joy to the World/ Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
We Wish You a Merry Christmas/ It’s Just Another New Year’s Eve
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Humans were not even around 65 million years ago, never mind people who could work metal. So then how does science explain semi-ovoid metallic tubes dug out of 65-million-year-old Cretaceous chalk in France? In 1885, a block of coal was broken open to find a metal cube obviously worked by intelligent hands. In 1912, employees at an electric plant broke apart a large chunk of coal out of which fell an iron pot! A nail was found embedded in a sandstone block from the Mesozoic Era. And there are many, many more such anomalies.

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Is the day after Christmas the day of Christmas Remorse... let's ask the financial district:
Retrieved [verbatim] by Pat Darnell

Although Ponzi served all comers, a majority of his customers shared his Italian roots. He never advertised and spoke to reporters only after he was a huge success, relying instead on his paisanos to spread news of his wizardry. As Ponzi walked through a crowd one day, a woman yelled: "You're the greatest Italian in history!" Ponzi demurred, saying he was only the third-greatest: "Christopher Columbus discovered America and Marconi discovered the wireless." But another fan answered: "You discovered the money!"

If the allegations against Madoff are true - he reportedly admitted that his $50 billion business was "basically, a giant Ponzi scheme" - he borrowed key ideas from Ponzi and tailored others to fit a different age.

Madoff and Ponzi: Reflections of their times [SOURCE]
By Mitchell Zuckoff | December 21, 2008
BEYOND a taste for expensive suits and fancy financial footwork, Bernard Madoff and Charles Ponzi might at first seem to have little in common.

Equally telling is the way both men allegedly exploited investors' motivations, using mirror-image strategies.

Ponzi maximized post-World War I populist resentments against Boston Brahmins, telling reporters: "The truth is, bankers and businessmen have been doing plenty for themselves under the present banking systems, but they have done little for anybody else." His investors cheered and rained money.

Madoff took a 21st-century approach, tapping into an anti-populist desire for exclusive access. His arrest unleashed stories of wealthy people who begged to invest and others who joined his country clubs to win his favor. The absence of volatility in his returns further convinced his select investors that they were in on something special.

Mitchell Zuckoff is a professor of journalism at Boston University and author of "Ponzi's Scheme: The True Story of a Financial Legend."
© Copyright 2008 Globe Newspaper Company.

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