NotWal said...

evlPanda said...

NotWal said...

Aren't they intended to help people with meditation by giving them an insoluble puzzle to contemplate when they are supposed to be meditating?

WTF is an insoluble puzzle?

As much as I hate to Panda to bating Dr Evil I will go to the dictionary just for you....

in·sol·u·ble Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[in-sol-yuh-buhl] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–adjective
1. incapable of being dissolved: insoluble salts.
2. incapable of being solved or explained: an insoluble problem.

I'm still not sure, all my puzzles dissolve in water.

Hey Harry,

Have you come across the Stephenville, Texas UFO yet? (Appeared above an airport on Jan 19, also Feb 9, lots of people saw it and took photos/videos)

Here's one video:
www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/3218/

Some more info:
www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=1384&category=Environment

nebbian said...

Hey Harry,

Have you come across the Stephenville, Texas UFO yet? (Appeared above an airport on Jan 19, also Feb 9, lots of people saw it and took photos/videos)

Here's one video:
www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/3218/

Some more info:
www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=1384&category=Environment

I think people have seen UFOs. That is a video camera on low light settings pointing at... almost anything. Sorry, but worst UFO vid ever.

hey another really great read is uncensored magazine, like new dawn, nexus and hard evidence, but glossy well put together and welll referenced so you can take each article further and make up your own mind, its a quarterly new zealand mag, new ones just about out now.... if you're even a little bit interested in knowing what really might actually be happening in the world whilst we are obsessed with wind, check it out...... www.uncensored.co.nz

Maybe Mr. Panda, but consider this:

Many people (in the region of a dozen) people took photos and videos of this event, all described it the same way, the videos match up from different angles, and it's not something I've come across before.

Those images aren't individual frames of the video, the symbols were each projected for around half a second. You can see this when the operator zooms in -- each symbol is shown for around 12 consecutive frames.

Maybe someone set up a big hot air balloon with a whole heap of those LED strings, and a controller to make it not repeat the same pattern twice... but to do this near an airport takes guts. I'm reasonably certain that something was in the air at that time, but whether it was aliens is another story.

I couldn't be bothered watching a long video when I'm on slowband.
Sounds interesting as the same thing was seen in Mexico and Texas a few days apart right?

nebbian said...

Maybe Mr. Panda, but consider this:

Many people (in the region of a dozen) people took photos and videos of this event, all described it the same way, the videos match up from different angles, and it's not something I've come across before.

Must've been really, really amazing because at around 4:30 in the video somebody is nagging the videographer, or Eric, to come back inside to finish the game.

My guess - Lasers.

harrytesties said...

hey another really great read is uncensored magazine, like new dawn, nexus and hard evidence, but glossy well put together and welll referenced so you can take each article further and make up your own mind, its a quarterly new zealand mag, new ones just about out now.... if you're even a little bit interested in knowing what really might actually be happening in the world whilst we are obsessed with wind, check it out...... www.uncensored.co.nz

Got it! Yes some amazing articles. Good read

pweedas said...

Geez Sambo. Are you still alive?
Didn't they start the fluoridation last week?
I thought at the very least you would have been in hospital suffering from toxic shock.

Maybe somewhere did start, but 80% of qld will have it done in 2 years, 90% within 4 years. 26/02 was when the planning for fluoridation was to be announced and budget done for it.

The end of this document
www.health.qld.gov.au/fluoride/document/fluoride_120208.pdf has the actual order of treatment (not the actual day)

pweedas said...

Geez Sambo. Are you still alive?
Didn't they start the fluoridation last week?
I thought at the very least you would have been in hospital suffering from toxic shock.

Have you ever been in hospital suffering from toxic shock Pweedas? I have and it sure ain't fun.

My wife used to vomit at the colour orange. True story. (weird or what???)

I wish people would have more consideration for people in this predicament. The Netherlands in particular.

Samb0 said...

pweedas said...
What happened? Did you drink too much?
Tell me more.

I was given a chemotherapy poison called "Bleomycin" that I am allergic to and it almost killed me. Shivering and hot at the same time, breathing but not getting any oxygen, was the worst day of my life. Don't even like to think about it. Chemo is a very barbaric and cruel "treatment" .

Holy Moly!
I wont argue with you there.
There was a big blue recently about the worthlessness of chemotherapy.
The results from some research by an Australian doctor ( I think his name was Prof Morgan) going through buckets of records showed a minimal benefit attributable to chemo but because of the way the results are presented, it made it look as though they had a 50% success rate.
The argument went something like this.
Those who underwent chemotherapy had a 4.5% recovery rate.
Those who didn't had a 3% recovery rate.
Those pushing the chemo barrow therefore claimed a 50% improvement, (which is technically true ), but the gullible joe bloggs takes this as meaning he has a 50% chance of recovery.
Wrong!
He has a 4.5% chance of recovery, which is only slightly better than the recovery rate if he went home and took an asprin and enjoyed the rest of his life, rather than being slowly poisoned by chemo.

Naturally, his report was not received with great praise from the medical profession in Australia. But oddly enough, he was given quite a good hearing in the USA and I believe they are looking into it further.

There was an interview on Radio National with a representative from the chemo group and he was saying that the test results were misinterpretted and that the success rate for chemo was much better than that.
When asked to put a figure on it he said "Something like 5 percent."
Well, even if that is true, it is still a pitifully poor success rate.

So if ever such an option is presented to me I will be asking what the absolute success rate is, not what some phony 'relative' success rate is.

But getting back to the fluoride, I don't think you will get that effect from a bit of fluoride in the water.
The past 40 years of fluoridation in WA has not presented as a deluge of toxic shock victims.
It has resulted in most people having much better teeth however, even when some kids seem to live on coke, lollies and chips.

Thanks pweedas, I know someone that is facing that and will be very interested in the article.

www.cancertutor.com www.drday.com ...

well if you really want to niggle, its actually harry, not hairy, but anyway, i too know of people, males with prostate cancer, who have given the finger to mainstream upon diagnosis and have cured themselves... one very inspirational old fellow simply went on a hunger strike, for sixty days he ate nothing but freshly squeezed juices (he squeezed himself, or his daughter in law did), and when he went back to the clinic, the medico said the cancer had dissappeared, but would not go as far to say that he cured himself...... after sixty days, he tells me the first thing he wants to eat is a bananna, he kept himself positive and motivated by thinking of all the 'good' stuff he was gonna pig out on, and all he could bring himself to eat was a bananna.... years on i still see him at longevity meetings