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| Saturday, October 30, 2004 | |
Are YOU Headed for Burnout?
By Dr Jill Ammon-Wexler
Personal Excellence Mentor
http://www.quantum-self.com
© 2004 All Rights Reserved.
If lately you're finding the tasks and responsibilities in your work schedule more than you can bear, you may well be approaching "burnout."
Burnout is not an imaginary condition that's "all in your mind." It's a very real mental and physiological condition caused by a stress overload.
Burnout arises when we're overworked, overtaxed emotionally, or physically exhausted...
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| Wednesday, February 11, 2004 | |
NewsMax.com E-mail News Alerts
ABC News Admits Media Liberal, Hates Bush -
It’s rare when the major media admit to their liberal bias.
When CBS correspondent Bernard Goldberg revealed that his network – and all the others – were liberal, it came as a shock to his colleagues.
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| Wednesday, February 11, 2004 | |
By Dr Jill Ammon-Wexler
Executive Mentor & Brainwave Researcher
© 2004 All Rights Reserved.
**How Love Lights You Up
When you're in love your eyes light up, your face lights up --
and so do four tiny portions of your brain.
Neurobiologists Andreas Bartels and Semir Zeki of University
College in London used MRI brain scans to peer into the
brains of college students in the throes of that crazed, can't-
think-of-anything-else stage of early romantic love.
When the subjects were shown photographs of their sweet
hearts, the MRI images showed that four parts of their brains
'lit up.'
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| Tuesday, February 10, 2004 | |
ED NOTE: I never did think the Dems invited folks of other colors to their private gayla events. They are scream political correctness but few practice it unless of course, they are in front of a camera. The following will shed some light...
A Political Look at Hollywood
By James Hirsen
Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2004
Russell Simmons Exposes Dem Double Cross
Laurie David, spouse of the enthusiasm-curbing Larry David, recently organized a gathering of Bush-loathing glitterati. What she and her guests got as a bonus was a hip-hop-style shocker.
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| Sunday, February 08, 2004 | |
MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH
Posted: February 7, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern
2004 WorldNetDaily.com
Lawmakers consider bill to relieve 'terror and suffering of children' Click title to read article.
| Saturday, February 07, 2004 | |
Our nephew, Chad, a US Marine, sent us this letter. Every American should read it and take heed. Also, go to the politician's blogs and ask them why they don't report THIS news!
From the Commanding Officer at Marine Wing Support Squadron - 171
...to his Marines.
-----Original Message-----
From: Seitz LtCol Scot S
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 8:40 AM
To: 1MAW MWSS171 All Personnel
Cc: Fenstermacher Col Stephen M; Kirkpatrick
LtCol Stephen F; Chase LtCol Eric T
Subject: ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Marines and Sailors,
As we approach the end of the year I think it is important to share a few thoughts about what you've accomplished directly, in some cases, and indirectly in many others. I am speaking about
what the Bush Administration and each of you has contributed by wearing the uniform, because the fact that you wear the uniform contributes 100% to the capability of the nation to send a few onto the field to execute national policy. As you read about these achievements you are a part of, I would call your attention to two things:
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| Thursday, February 05, 2004 | |
FAITH UNDER FIRE
2004 WorldNetDaily.com
Super Bowl MVP told Bible is harmful
Coaches said star quarterback's game suffered due to Christian belief "I actually had [Rams] coaches say I was reading the Bible too much and it was taking away from my play," Warner told the Baptist Press. "It was OK when we were winning, but now I was [messing] this thing up? People were saying I had lost my job because of my faith." Click title for details.
| Thursday, February 05, 2004 | |
Special Dispatch - Egypt/Jihad & Terrorism Studies
February 6, 2004
No. 658
To view this Special Dispatch in HTML format, please visit:
Egyptian Government Daily:
Suicide Bombings are Legitimate Even if Children Are Killed
An editorial in the Egyptian government daily Al-Masaa praised suicide/martyrdom operations, and called on Palestinian organizations to not publish the names of the bombers so that their families' houses would not be demolished. The article focuses primarily on female suicide bombers, following the debate in the Arab media over Hamas's dispatching of Reem Al-Riyashi, a mother of two, to carry out the January 14, 2004 bombing in Gaza. The following is the translation of the editorial: (1)
Click title for rest of story
Posted on 02/05/04 at 09:42:32 by Bobbette Madonna
Category: FYI
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Hi all,
Prior to the Second World War, the British policed the Middle East to ensure oil supply.
Ultimately, the United States assumed this role in the 1950's.
Recently, President Bush announced a new American approach to the region.
This editorial is an example of why the West has to reorganize its relationship in this part of the world.
Energy dependency on a region which advocates this way is foolhardy.
(As a Canadian I suggest America look to the oil sands in Alberta. But ultimately America needs to move away from oil.)
Violence begets violence.
The Palestinian problem could easily have been resolved over 60 years ago, if the Arab people were willing to accept the existence of an Israeli state.
This editorial simply supports the view the Arab community is unwilling to accept this existence, despite public statements in the Western media to the contrary.
What is horrific is editorial commentary advocating people blowing themselves up and the belief this form of violence will resolve the issue for the Palestinians.
It won't. But it will continue to perpetuate the misery for the Palestinian people.
Ugh. Of course, there are those who think the Jews control the world, blame the Jews, yatta, yatta, yatta.
(If you look closely at Russia for example, you will find a strong streak of anti-semitism in its foreign policy. This is why America needs to be wary in its relations with Russia, just as much in my view the next "big" struggle will be between an undemocratic China and the democracies.)
I am not saying Israel comes to this table with clean hands. The projection of power is an ugly business and clearly Israel has the more powerful hand.
But supporting the killing of innocent children is not a responsible way to go about creating a state.
Kind regards,
John Glube
Toronto, Canada
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| Wednesday, February 04, 2004 | |
ED NOTE: I found this interesting article...
Email vs. RSS
There's been a bunch of discussion over the past couple months about RSS replacing email as a way to communicate. I don't think its going to happen. Sure email is broken. There's way too much spam, the ISPs are getting overloaded, and it's inherently unintelligent and insecure.
But email is the primary application for most people who use the Internet. And it will continue to be. The only thing that is close in terms of mass adoption is instant messaging. RSS is not even on the map.
Click the title to read more and give your opinion...
Posted on 02/04/04 at 11:14:21 by Bobbette Madonna
Category: FYI
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Bobette,
I appreciate your digging up these two resources.
A couple of comments:
* If in the next release of Outlook, etc. there is some form of RSS reader this will change the picture for services like Quikonnex.
When this happens Quikonnex and related services will truly make sense.
* Quikonnex needs to create an index, allowing people to quickly subscribe, etc. to channels of choice.
I am not sure if having everyone on the same server, with the same basic format is good or bad.
It makes it harder for publishers to create individual brand loyalty.
But I can see how it would enhance search engine listings and the like.
* Until RSS, etc. goes mainstream, despite what others may say, you still need to consider e-mail delivery as a mode of distribution.
(Recently the mainstream online marketing media is beginning to focus on RSS. People are looking for solutions.)
* Quikonnex has the potential to become a useful platform for multi-media delivery.
I know some will disagree with me on this, but for now e-mail marketing is not dead.
However with voice over internet protocol technology and the ease of adding sound, change is clearly in the winds.
Kind regards,
John Glube
Toronto, Canada
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Posted on 01/25/04 at 16:58:05 by Bobbette Madonna
Category: FYI
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The Free Speech Store wishes to thank Bobbette Madonna for this press release and invite all her readers, friends, associates, etc., to peruse our site and comment on it. Thanks again Bobbette.
Rick Scoville
CEO
Free Speech Store (FSS)
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| Saturday, January 24, 2004 | |
In a previous article I asked - Who The Heck Are These People? - Well, I found out. If you want to know, click the link.
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| Tuesday, January 20, 2004 | |
Kerry has catered to a craving for personal publicity since the days he pretended to throw away three Purple Hearts, a Silver Star and a Bronze Star he had been awarded while in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War.
They weren't his; he borrowed others' medals to pitch.
But he still uses his service days as an excuse for his salty and profane language, recently spread out for the world to see in Rolling Stone. He often brags about his combat experience. But he avoids talking about the awards or his very obvious disrespect for Vietnam veterans and his support for communist Vietnam.
ED NOTE: Click the title to read more and don't bother reading this link if you are a Kerry voter. You'll just get mad...
The Laws of the Pharmaceutical Industry
The main principles governing the pharmaceutical “business with disease.” It is not in the financial interests of the pharmaceutical industry to prevent common diseases – the maintenance and expansion of diseases is a precondition for the financial growth of this industry.
ED NOTE: I have studied this American tragedy since 1968 when I had cancer. I am going to be publishing several findings over the next couple weeks. Print them out and read them when you have time. It may save your life or someone you love...
Click the title to read the article.
Just subscribed to this digest and found it very informative. Take a look and see if it's for you...
Subjects today are: *Scam News: Justice Dept. Sues Preparer of Bogus Tax Refund Claims
*Scam News: Justice Dept Cites New Innovations of Central Florida; Nex, Inc. and Nexclick LLC.
*Police Alert: IRS Warns Consumers about Mortgage Scams
*Scam Alert: Money Laundering Through YOUR Bank Acount
*Scam Alert: PayPal is The Latest to Get Hit!
Click the title to read article.
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Prior to the Second World War, the British policed the Middle East to ensure oil supply.
Ultimately, the United States assumed this role in the 1950's.
Recently, President Bush announced a new American approach to the region.
This editorial is an example of why the West has to reorganize its relationship in this part of the world.
Energy dependency on a region which advocates this way is foolhardy.
(As a Canadian I suggest America look to the oil sands in Alberta. But ultimately America needs to move away from oil.)
Violence begets violence.
The Palestinian problem could easily have been resolved over 60 years ago, if the Arab people were willing to accept the existence of an Israeli state.
This editorial simply supports the view the Arab community is unwilling to accept this existence, despite public statements in the Western media to the contrary.
What is horrific is editorial commentary advocating people blowing themselves up and the belief this form of violence will resolve the issue for the Palestinians.
It won't. But it will continue to perpetuate the misery for the Palestinian people.
Ugh. Of course, there are those who think the Jews control the world, blame the Jews, yatta, yatta, yatta.
(If you look closely at Russia for example, you will find a strong streak of anti-semitism in its foreign policy. This is why America needs to be wary in its relations with Russia, just as much in my view the next "big" struggle will be between an undemocratic China and the democracies.)
I am not saying Israel comes to this table with clean hands. The projection of power is an ugly business and clearly Israel has the more powerful hand.
But supporting the killing of innocent children is not a responsible way to go about creating a state.
Kind regards,
John Glube
Toronto, Canada