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these are filmstills
and this movie was shown during a SPREEKBEURT of my son.
I tought it was a stupid idea to have the theme grassparakeets..grasparkieten, shell parakeet, bugie, budgericars, love birds, melopsittacus undulatus.
but I was of of my mind finding such nice video's. I saw also many video's from pet living birds. And I know why I love them. they are so elegant so superbrid.
Members of the Illawarra Knitting Nannas Against Gas (IKNAG) outside the state member for Heathcote's office talking to people walking by.
Detail images from the photo board here - www.flickr.com/photos/nocsgillawarra/sets/72157640521634763/
Holons are topological enfoldings of a non-breakable, dynamic, indestructible, very elastic Membrane. They can explain gravity, the fundamental forces in nature and physics, and the fundamental interconnectivity and interactions between all beings and all objects.
Holons are multi-layered "spaces". A holon contains always parts of the two parents Membrane peaks. The penetrator is Yang (male, lingam) and the acceptor is Yin (female, Yoni).
The two Yin membrane parts cover partly the Yang peak.
In the simplest form the holon has only three layers. When holons combine to more complex holons there are much more layers. And even the orientation (which peak is active and which is passive?) influences the outcome, since the unbrokenness implicates a non-commutative reality, where magical mathematical commutative tricks are not allowed or causally possible.
This concept shows the Concept of the Universal Energy Coupling. The essence is how two elements of Neutral Energy (Zero Field Energy) can couple/join because one is active and one is passive, making together a new specific energetic union. Such new holon can be a fundamental particle in physics, that is logically constructed by the dynamics of a single cosmological membrane. So we don't need Quantum Uncertainty (HUP) to explain nature.
This approach makes it clear how the Union of BODY and MIND is topologically constructed, and how consciousness fits in this.
Dirk Laureyssens
I requested could Tom explain the various elements to build a musical composition . I saw this last year but ran out of memory on the SD card to record the process .
Most interesting I thought and how skilful on his part .
There is more of this clip , to be continued ..
Pitt St. Mall . Sydney
Apparently it was built to commemorate the capture of Suvarnadurg castle in India in 1775. So now you know!
A Cobaya dinner with Chef Julian Baker of Toscana Divino restaurant in Mary Brickell Village, Miami - February 4, 2014.
900 S. Miami Avenue, Miami FL
305.371.2767
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Like his other lectures in this health series, Dr. Rob McClintock explains that osteoporosis is not a necessary disease but one that is preventable and treatable with the proper exercise and diet -- including cutting out dairy, as research shows a correlation between dairy products and osteoperosis. Growing up on a dairy farm, Dr. McClintock adds his own experience with dairy to this talk and shares how removing dairy products from his diet significantly improved his health.
Dr. McClintock is a naturopathic doctor from Idaho who specializes in treating autoimmune diseases. He travels the world giving presentations about how the average person can prevent diseases and live longer, healthier lives. His interest in health began when he lost his own health to multiple sclerosis over 20 years ago, and overcame this debilitating illness with the information he now shares with audiences worldwide. He has a healthcare ministry called “Healing Leaves” based in Priest River, Idaho.
This DVD is part of the series:
Discover Total Health (7 DVD Set)
It Can Kill You
Cardiovascular Disease
Alcohol - Are you sure you wanna drink?
Autoimmune Diseases - Curing my multiple sclerosis
Discover Total Health - Part 1
Discover Total Health - Part 2
Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Chantilly, VA
Sikorsky JRS-1
"This amphibious seaplane is the only aircraft in the Museum that was at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941. Ten JRS-1s were at the U.S. naval base when the Japanese attacked during World War II. The Navy immediately sent these unarmed utility craft to search for the enemy fleet. The JRS-1, used from 1937 to 1944, is the military version of the Sikorsky S-42 'Baby Clipper.'
On the day of the attack, the airplane had a very colorful paint scheme: silver overall, black on the bottom, green tail surface, a red band around the rear of the fuselage, and the diamond-shaped squadron insignia behind the cockpit on each side. A few days after the attack, ground crew repainted the airplane blue, but it has weathered and the original paint is peeking through. The JRS-1's current condition is due to many years of storage outside."
KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA
I don't know how to explain to you that you should care about other people
Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2019. Aerial support provided by LightHawk.
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One of the many interpretive staff who are well versed in the history of the building in which they are stationed. Each had a wealth of information to share with visitors. Lang Pioneer Village, Keene, Ontario, Canada
at OSDC2010 at The Abbotsford Convent.
This was the very last almost-a-full-frame of Kodachrome on the roll. Wasn't even enough of it to be mounted.