I watch or listen to quite a few podcast during the week. They make driving and
menial task go quickly and can be occasionally fun. This particular interview
by Leo Laporte of writer Mark Goodman is great. In it, Mark mentions that the
future of crime is AI. His book Future Crime is actually
That's a good school. I went to SH. We used to be in the same league, AAA.
Your cheerleaders used to perform during our rallies. That was a treat. But
my school decided to join the WCAL many years ago.
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jr_esq
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I am aware of the problems with establishing the historical existence of many
religious figures, Xeno, but that isn't what I was getting at with JR. I have
noticed in him a tendency that I doubt he is aware of -- or, if he is, he
probably sees nothing wrong with.
When claiming to believe in
You know, of course, that all of the morphogenic feel-good vibes you speak of
below can be attributed to mood-making and the placebo effect, right?
For example, at a cathedral in the south of France which is supposed to have
the skull of Mary Magdalene as a relic, a somewhat skeptical priest
Taken, of course, from a plane flying above the cloud layer.
I've noticed that the obsessors seem to be running out of bad things to say
about me and where I live, so I thought I'd help them out. :-)
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More like Nature is telling him that cats exist and that one is sitting on the
fence near his neighbor's shady tree.
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Nature is telling you to wear cat's eye.
From: jr_...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]
Fascinating interview. Thanks for passing it along.
From: ultrarishi no_re...@yahoogroups.com
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 7:07 AM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Wozniak: Future of AI is Scary
I watch or listen to quite a few podcast during the
https://youtu.be/V2f-MZ2HRHQ https://youtu.be/V2f-MZ2HRHQ
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Taken, of course, from a plane flying above the cloud layer.
One of the things I find interesting and amusing is the tales of the gods and
goddesses in India, not to mention the tale of the enlightened sages all
ascribe very human emotions like anger, jealousy, fear, suspicion, desire for
revenge etc. to beings that in the case of the gods are supposed
I've always found that interesting, too, Michael. Compared to many of the great
mythologies of the world, the mythic tales from India are remarkably soap
opera-y and low-vibe.
I mean, we're supposed to believe that gods are so petty that they kill each
other over shit like their snuggle-bunny
It struck me this morning, reading the latest news about the recent airplane
crash in the French Alps, that flyers who already dreaded getting on a plane
because they were afraid of terrorists now have to be afraid of their pilots
and copilots as well. It's like we've all become Woody Allen in
Thanks, co-ops sound very ideal towards a sharing. Though sounds further in
time a lot like any organizations where things starts off with a membership
with one-person-one-vote then you get an administrative board elected. And it
becomes an oligarchy of sorts.
Like what happened with the
Interesting rap, s3raphita. I think it's a valid description of two spiritual
paths we find on planet Earth -- self-powered vs. outer-powered. Me, I consider
myself fortunate that I have never even been tempted to follow the other-power
path. It just never did anything for me, in any form in
I still want to know why MUM didn't take an official and public stance against
the Heartland Coop. You would think with all the bragging they do about their
sustainable living program and their focus on organic this and that, and clean
living they would have opposed the deal.
My bet is the coop
No, not WillyTex but Willie Nelson.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/03/26/willie-nelson-is-launching-his-own-brand-of-weed.html
Put that in your chillum and smoke it.
That didn't come out for some reason. Was it this one? I'd be most pleased
with it anyway...
You so don't understand. I'm not advocating socialism just condemning
lassiez-faire capitalism or capitalists gone wild! Surely you don't
think that too big to fail banks are a good thing, do you? Or have
you been brainwashed by some business school bullshit, perhaps MUM
economics?
And
But you don't need to believe in FEMA death domes or an Islamofascist
White House to find Jade Helm a little bit unsettling—even if it just a
routine exercise meant to simulate a future Middle Eastern war zone
inside America.
Religious scriptures can contain some mention of facts, but usually they seem
to be on the order of say the mention of the Kennedy assassination in the
Illuminatus! triology of Shea Wilson, where there is quite a lot of mention
of historical people in an otherwise unbelievable story. There is
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'State Communism' was tried and it failed miserably for a
number of reasons.
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Where? Kerala has a communist government and yet it was the cleanest and
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Actually, this is an old issue. Remember Standard Oil which
was broken into 6 companies. Artifically big banks can be
broken into manageable units.
Kerala at one stage had become so moribund, even rice had to
be imported from neighboring provinces. Only after the
unruly unions were reined
On 03/27/2015 01:43 PM, jason_gre...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:
Actually, this is an old issue. Remember Standard Oil which
was broken into 6 companies. Artifically big banks can be
broken into manageable units.
Mergers and acquisitions are a craze in the business community. When
Pastor Barry,
You've been asking the same questions for many years now. You've been told
the answer, but you don't listen. You should do your own research and find out
for yourself the true answer.
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I am aware of the
Italy's top appeals court has overturned the convictions of Amanda Knox and
Raffaele Sollecito for the murder of UK student Meredith Kercher.
The decision is the final ruling in the long-running case.
The pair were found guilty in 2009, then freed in 2011 after the convictions
were overturned.
[Scientific American article by Matthieu Ricard, Antoine Lutz, and Richard J.
Davidson, Nov. 2014, p. 43]
In our Wisconsin lab, we have studied experienced practioners while they
performed an advanced form of mindfulness meditation called open presence. In
open presence, sometimes called
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What they call pure awareness is not what TMers call pure awareness.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, yifuxero@... wrote :
[Scientific American article by Matthieu Ricard, Antoine Lutz, and Richard J.
Davidson, Nov. 2014, p. 43]
In our Wisconsin lab, we have studied experienced
No mantra-No thought
Sounds the same.
It is a correct experience of the practice of TM (second night checking) and
evidently Mindfulness too
Pure Awareness.
#
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@... wrote :
What they call pure awareness is not what TMers call pure
I hope Amanda Knox has learned a lesson in personal karma: don't ever go back
to Italy. But she had to go through many heartaches and family expenditures
for her defense to get over this part of her life. So, life goes on.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, s3raphita@... wrote :
As you sit in this light from week to week, you will transform and grow and
develop. It washes away the samskaras, the past-life tendencies. It washes away
the karmic tendencies from this life. If you can meditate on that light and
allow it to pass through you - meditate meaning not so much
JR,
I don't think you get it. If you do your own research, you find out things, if
you just accept what people tell you, you don't find the answers. Exactly what
are the same questions Barry has been asking for years? He seems to have come
to his own conclusions about many things. If you say
http://www.spabusiness.com/detail.cfm?pagetype=featuresonlinefeatureid=29642mag=Spa%20Businesslinktype=story
http://www.spabusiness.com/detail.cfm?pagetype=featuresonlinefeatureid=29642mag=Spa%20Businesslinktype=story
Autoloading is not working but the link seems to be valid.
All in the
The lesson to be learned is that it's difficult to get justice in some parts
of Europe. Over here in the USA we have the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of
Rights. After spending 18 years as a military brat I swore to myself that if I
ever got back to the U.S. I would never leave the country
You want proof of the last incarnation of Vishnu?
Over the years, I saw him levitate, as in sitting in lotus and just lifting up
off the chair and hovering there in midair for minutes at a time, sometimes
telling a joke the whole time. Or in the desert, he'd just step up off the
sand and
Rolls eyes.
You can force silence by distracting the mind and diverting resources away
from the verbal centers or you can allow the mind to become more calm until
silence is everywhere.
Pure consciousness during TM is no mantra, no thought, no body awareness, no
intuition, no emotion,
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