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Visitors From Sister Worlds Part 1
In last month's podcast we discussed where the survivors of Atlantis settled after the continent was lost and this month it's that we learn of the survivors of Lemuria and how only a few pockets we left when the colonists of Sirius settled on Atlantis. We also find out just where the survivors of Lemuria come from during Omal's conversation. It certainly fills in the gap of information between the timelines of Lemuria and Atlantis. Two continents that shared more than just a calamitous end. History books only cover a very small slice of the known history of the planet. It's true history goes back far longer than science has taught because science does not have the factors of earth's sister worlds to add in to the equation. For a deeper explanation of the sister worlds he mentions, please refer to Kiri's recitation of "The Sirian Chronicles" from the podcast from July of 2013.
Tia start the session off with a lesson on the moral upbringing and the importance of instilling the five main ones she offers. She also clarifies for us the difference in lying and explaining the reality of Santa Claus. Things get really going with Omal who replaces Tia as speaker as he sets up a discussion to be taken up in the future concerning the evolutionary development of a race in our planet's early history. The race he is talking about are the Sirians who came to earth to settle on first Lemuria and later Atlantis. He helps clear up the timeline between the two continents and how Lemuria was no longer in existence at the founding of Atlantis but that some survivors were still left. His dissertation focuses on the visitors from earth's sister worlds and the after effects an isolation from those sister worlds cut off earth from their influence. Karra is the final speaker on side one and gives us a lesson on quantum healing, the science of which is only starting to gain traction now in the 21rst century as we come to understand it better but she was already a master of it in 1997. It all starts with belief and how the minds reacts when the belief is genuine.
1.)(0:00)- Tia teaches us the importance of maintaining a high moral standard in the raising of offspring.
2.)(9:37)- Omal takes us back in time to the founding of Atlantis and of the visitors from sister worlds in contact with the settlers there.
3.)(23:52)- Karra explains healing on the quantum level and how cleanliness is a major part of making that happen.


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It is more home than my house is. I love everyone there; the professors want to see you succeed. Nearly everyone is super nice and willing to help you. It is a Christian community, and you're expected to attend chapels, but it only helps with spiritual growth. It's not a stifling theological school either. We LOVE Messiah!
Affectionately called "The Grantham Bubble", the college is on a secluded country estate with up to date facilities, a heart-warming faculty, and plenty of exciting opportunities to expand your mind, heart, and soul. Study abroad programs, intimate class sizes, and a plethora of resources make up the back-bone of the education, allowing each student to cater their own education to fit their needs and goals. I would not be the person I am today without the opportunities of the college. For anyone searching for a comfortable, affectionate, sometime tiresomely repetitive home base, Messiah College is the place to start. There is so far you can go, and Messiah College is only the beginning.
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"All Men Are Brothers" a.k.a. (Seven Soldiers of Kung Fu) (1975)
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All Men Are Brothers, also known as 7 Blows of The Dragon 2, Seven Blows Of The Dragon 2, Seven Soldiers Of Kung Fu, Dong Kai Ji, or Seven Soldiers of Kung Fu is a 1975 Hong Kong wuxia film based on the Chinese classical novel Water Margin. The film was produced by the Shaw Brothers Studio and directed by Chang Cheh and Wu Ma.
(Synopsis): This is the long-awaited sequel to the martial arts blockbuster "Water Margin". Based on one of China's most enduring 14th Century novels, this epic features a cast of perennial kung fu favorites, and no less than four action choreographers! This is the long-awaited sequel to the martial arts blockbuster "Water Margin", which was released in America on video as "Seven Blows Of The Dragon". So now, finally, its many international fans can see this action-packed follow-up, based on one of China's most enduring 14th Century novels. Also known as "Seven Soldiers Of Kung Fu" and "108 Heroes", it is truly an epic by any name, featuring a cast of perennial kung fu favorites, and no less than four action choreographers!
Starring: David Chiang, Ti Lung, Chen Kuan Tai, Danny Lee Sau-Yin, Michael Chan (Wai Man, Chen Hui-Min), Betty Chung Ling-Ling, Guk Fung (Yu Feng), Lily Ho (Li Li), Yueh Hua, Tetsuro Tamba (Tetsuro Tanba), Bolo Yeung, Wong Chung, Chan Sing, Wong Kwong Yue
Directed by: Chang Cheh Wu Ma, Produced by: Runme Shaw Features: Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1,Stereo, Running Time: 90 minutes, Languages: English, Subtitles: None, Region Coding: All Region, Format: NTSC, Production company: Shaw Brothers Studio, Distributed by: Shaw Brothers Studio, Release date: 10 May 1975


Two of 3D printing's best benefits are self-sufficiency and relative convenience in producing all sorts of things even in the remotest area of the globe. These features often solve nightmarish logistical problems and many other assortment of issues related to production and transportation. In the case of Dr. Julielynn Wong, a Harvard-educated and Toronto-based physician, 3D printing is taken to a whole new level.
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Wednesday cyber surfing: Largent's lack of a Super Bowl
Good morning. Here's what's "out there" about the Seahawks for today, Feb. 1:
NFL.com has compiled its list of the best players who never appeared in a Super Bowl, and you-know-who is on it: "(Steve) Largent helped turn the expansion Seahawks into a contender in a short period of time, but the Hall of Fame receiver only got as far in the playoffs as the 1983 AFC Championship Game."
As a companion piece, NFL Films also has a list of the Top 10 players who never appeared in a Super Bowl and Largent checks in at No. 3. You can check out the video here.
The QB who threw a lot of passes to Largent – Jim Zorn – won't be interviewing for a job with the Bears. Sean Jensen of the Sun Times says the Chiefs denied the Bears permission to talk to Zorn: "Zorn joined the Chiefs last offseason. Although head coach Todd Haley was fired, the Chiefs apparently like Zorn enough that they don't want him to leave."
Alex Marvez at FoxSports.com has the word on Greg Knapp, the Seahawks' offensive coordinator in 2009, taking the same position with the Raiders: "Knapp spent last season as Houston's quarterbacks coach. He previously served as Oakland's offensive coordinator in 2007 and 2008 and held the same position with San Francisco (2001 to 2003), Atlanta (2004 to 2006) and Seattle."
Former Seahawks linebacker Keith Butler has opted not to interview with the Colts to become their defensive coordinator and remain with the Steelers. Gerry Dulac of the Post-Gazette has the details: "Butler was scheduled to interview with new Colts Coach Chuck Pagano on Tuesday in Indianapolis, but he changed his mind after meeting today with team president Art Rooney II and Coach Mike Tomlin. Butler was told after the 2009 season he will be the team's defensive coordinator when Dick LeBeau retires – a handshake agreement that was made when he turned down the Miami Dolphins offer to become their defensive coordinator."
The Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2012 will be selected Saturday and SI.com's Jim Trotter, a member of the selection committee, looks at former 49ers owner and finalist Eddie DeBartolo: "What could make Saturday's session more interesting than previous years is that for the first time in at least two decades there are no shoo-in, first-year candidates. That means deserving finalists previously caught in a numbers logjam will have a better shot at breaking through. And yet the thing that could really make this year noteworthy is the candidacy of former San Francisco 49ers patriarch Eddie DeBartolo Jr., who is seeking to be the first modern-era owner inducted at Canton. The 12 owners currently in the Hall of Fame purchased their teams before the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, and their candidacies revolved around their contributions to the health and growth of the league in its formative years. DeBartolo oversaw one of sport's great dynasties as owner of the 49ers from 1977 to 2000. His nomination is important because it could provide insight as to how modern owners will be judged in the future."
Tuesday was Media Day in Indianapolis, the event during the Super Bowl week where anything can – and usually does – happen. Don Banks at SI.com has the details: "At least five times I must have chosen the same player podium to be at – unfortunately – as that Nickelodeon guy who always shows up on Super Bowl media day and calls himself "Pick Boy." He's dressed in a knockoff version of the "Robin" cape, mask and tights of "Batman and Robin" fame, and let's just say hilarity doesn't often ensue following his zany questions put to players."
February 1, 2012 – 9:17 am
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"Well at least they put up a sign." One of the soldiers pointed out, provoking a small bout of laughter among the high-strung shields. The galley Revonas was moored behind the party of thirty. Since Sal Mishlan's death the navy had encouraged its captains to be more cautious - it was not eager to lose another idol of public worship to primitive lizard tribes. They needn't have worried in Lishdin's case though, the captain was naturally cautious.
"So, are we going to leave them a note?"
"No, we'll wait." Lishdin decided. "on the ship though." They retired to the enormous galley, where any unsuspected aggression could be dealt with in safety. If the lizardmen were willing to talk, that would be well. If not. . . well, no one in Shidrus felt particularly fond of lizardmen right now.
After some time party from Shidrus could hear noise of drums and fifes, obvious sign that Lizardmen were coming. Company of Skirmishers came to the border of forest. They had bows and arrows in their hands, but not ready to shoot and not aimed at halflings. Only priest went to the beach and said loudly 'Welcome to Zvar'Korret, my children. Thank you for respecting our holy land! My name is Fullor'Tjeterme, in common language it should mean 'Speaking with strangers', as only chosen ones are allowed to do so. I see you came in peace, we don't want to fight with our children anymore too. What can we do for you?' He bowed a bit, but still was very cautious and looked back from time to time, to check if his bodyguards are still there.


A movement which has anonymity as its cornerstone is by necessity discreet. But the goal of A.A. is also to open up to society by permitting alcoholics to again find a normal place within their families, their jobs, and their environments.
Alcoholics Anonymous and the Healthcare Field.
Professor of Psychiatry and Secretary General of the World Psychiatric Association.


During investigations into using transcranial brain stimulation (TMS) to treat cocaine abuse, two projects take diverging paths. One researcher moves to the next stage, while another is forced to cut his trial short.
This NIDA Notes animation depicts a basic experiment that researchers use to test whether a prospective new medication can prevent relapse to drug addiction.
Giving mice a modified version of a naturally occurring gene blocks cocaine's stimulant effects without affecting the animals' physiological or metabolic health. The new evidence advances the proposed therapy a step closer to readiness for testing in people.
Narrative of Discovery: Can Magnets Treat Cocaine Addiction?
Two researchers share their reasons for researching transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for treating cocaine addiction, and describe challenges to moving forward this potentially promising therapy.
Why Take a Drug That No Longer Gives Pleasure?
In mice, a cocaine-induced imbalance in the activity of two key populations of neurons in the reward system persists for a longer period after repeated exposure to the drug. For long-term users, this change could both weaken the cocaine "high" and strengthen the compulsion to seek the drug.
A NIDA-supported study has found that a cocaine-addicted person's chance of managing 1 whole year of abstinence correlates with activity levels in these impaired motivational and decision-making brain areas.


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Sister Mary joined the Maryknoll Sisters Congregation from Chicago, IL in 1957. After two years at Mary Rogers College, Maryknoll, NY, she earned her B.S. in Pre-Med at Mount St. Vincent College, NY and her M.D. at Marquette School of Medicine (now known as Medical College of Wisconsin). After completing a Rotating Internship at the Los Angeles USC Medical Complex, she earned a Masters in Public Health and Tropical Medicine from Tulane University.
In 1973, Sister Mary was assigned to Guatemala and received her Incorporation MD at the University of San Carlos, Guatemala. In Jacaltenango, Huehuetenango, she was engaged in Public Health Maternal and Child Care and a diocesan training program for rural paramedics, and was Clinical Professor of Rural Medicine at the University of San Carlos.
From 1993 to 2017, Sister Mary was assigned to El Salvador, where she worked with people living with HIV and AIDS. She received her Incorporation MD from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of El Salvador. She founded and administered an AIDS prevention program, CONTRASIDA (against AIDS), where teams of educators prepare and deliver orientation about HIV and AIDS to locals. She did the preliminary investigation for developing the Catholic Church's response to AIDS and initiated the San Salvador Archdiocesan AIDS Team legally incorporated in 2004 as the non-governmental organization, "The Salvadoran Foundation for the Fight against AIDS 'Maria Lorena'." There she served as President of the Foundation, Administrator, as well as Physician in the Foundation's AIDS clinic.
Sister Mary received the National Catholic AIDS Network's 2005 Lumina ward for her work in El Salvador. In conferring the Lumina Award, Father Robert Vitillo said of Sister Mary, "I know that you are a great example of Christ's love and acceptance, especially to the young people whom you serve and challenge to serve and teach others.
In 2017, Sister Mary returned to the Maryknoll Sisters Center in NY after 24 years of service in El Salvador; she remains an active volunteer at the center.
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