Saturday, January 31, 2009

Time Killers

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http://wesley.tyler.willkillusall.com/ Uber cool site you just put anything in front of the web address and whola you get a cool news story!


http://bacolicio.us/ ok this site is the bacon page maker see for your self.

http://henchmanshelper.com/ just a silly but cool page

http://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp make a news paper fake story

http://www.culturehole.com/testpattern/
A TV test pattern....nothing more

http://atom.smasher.org/ Make cool Kick Ass Signs here folks

http://66stage.com/ Movies on line

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Iraqi Dinar

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Monday, January 26, 2009

Buddhist New Year

-Buddhist New Year

In Theravadin countries, Thailand, Burma, Sri Lanka, Cambodia and Lao, the new year is
celebrated for three days from the first full moon day in April. In Mahayana countries the
new year starts on the first full moon day in January. However, the Buddhist New Year
depends on the country of origin or ethnic background of the people. As for example,
Chinese, Koreans and Vietnamese celebrate late January or early February according to the
lunar calendar, whilst the Tibetans usually celebrate about one month later.


Some more cool Buddhist stuff!

The Thai Buddhist Calendar
(Similar to the Laotian and Cambodian tradition)

Visakha Puja - falls on the full moon of the sixth month of the lunar year (around the middle of May on the international calendar). It is one of the most important days for Buddhists because on this day the Lord Buddha was born, attained enlightenment, and died. All three of these significant events fell on the same day. Visakha Puja is usually celebrated with a public sermon during the day and a candle lit procession to pay respect to the Lord Buddha during the night.

Magha Puja - falls on the full moon of the third lunar month (February). It was on this day that 1,250 enlightened monks converged to pay respect to the Lord Buddha without any prior appointment. The day is celebrated in a similar fashion to Visakha Puja day.

Asalha Puja - falls on the full moon of the eighth lunar month (July) and is also very important. It was on this day that the Lord Buddha preached His sermon to followers after attaining enlightenment. The day is usually celebrated by merit making, listening to a monk’s sermon, and joining a candle lit procession during the night.

Khao Phansa - falls on the first day after the full moon of the eighth lunar month (July) and marks the beginning of the three-month Buddhist ‘lent’ period. At this time, all monks and novices must remain in their temples. They should not venture out or spend the night in any other place except in cases of extreme emergency and, even then, their time away must not exceed seven consecutive nights. This is a time for serious contemplation and meditation for both monks and laymen alike. Traditionally, it is also important for laymen to ordain their sons into the monkhood on this day to get maximum benefit from the Buddhist teachings.

Ok Phansa - marks the end of the Buddhist lent and falls on the full moon of the eleventh lunar month (October). This is a day of joyful celebration and merit-making. For many families, it is also the day they welcome a son back into the home and celebrate his successful completion of a term in the temple.

Tod Kratin - lasts for 30 days, from Ok Phansa through to the full moon of the twelfth lunar month. During this time most Buddhists take part in ceremonies, either directly or indirectly. Robes and other necessities of temple life are offered ceremoniously to the monks on an appointed day. Each temple may hold a Tod Kratin ceremony once each year. Originally, in the time of the Lord Buddha, this ceremony was meant to teach monks humility and show them how to cut, sew, and dye the robes for themselves. The finished robes were then offered to the members of the company deemed most suitable. Today, however, the ritual has evolved dramatically into a grand celebration where hundreds and thousands of people join in the merit making. It is also an important occasion for the temple to raise funds.

The sequence of events for each of the above three religious days goes something like this:

Early in the morning, people begin to arrive at the temple wearing their best clothes. They carry food prepared at home, usually in highly decorative gold or silver bowls, and offer it to the monks. After this breakfast, the people are blessed by the monks and many return to their homes. The more devoted may choose to remain at the temple and, later in the morning, take a vow with the monks to keep either five or eight precepts throughout the entire day. After taking this vow, they split their time between praying, listening to the monks’ preachings and doing meditation. In the evening, the monks lead a candle lit procession, making three complete circuits of the main temple building. This event signifies the end of the celebrations.



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Sunday, January 25, 2009

Challenge your thinking process

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How do you ever get the truth to be more the way you want it to be? You’ve just got to start beating the drums of truth the way you want it to be—and when you do, you will immediately feel good. And there are those who might say, “Oh, you’re not facing the fact.” And we say, we would never face any fact that was taking us to a place we don’t want to be.

There are those who believe that the world is getting more and more desperate. I am here to tell you that the world is getting better and better, and better, and that every experience you have causes you to launch rockets of desires, and Source comes in response to those rockets. And the best thing about your birth and death is that the resistant ones die and the allowing ones are born. And with this combination of contrast that keeps you launching new and new desires, it’s no wonder that the Universe is expanding in this marvelous way and that life is getting better, in every day—and in this moment—for everyone who insists on focusing there.

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Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Silence in betrayal

-Yesterday was Martin Luther King day.

Today, the US inaugurates a new president who happens to be black.

Some people connect the two events.

They can't be serious.

Even after the "cease fire," civilians in Gaza are still being slaughtered and Obama's silence is deafening.

Like McCain, Obama went to AIPAC on bended knee to get their blessing.

It's an insult to King and his memory to compare the two.

Obama needs to earn the comparison and he's far from it right now.


"One of the worst examples
of human rights abuses I know"




Reality check


Silence in betrayal


Patriotic, God-loving, peaceful Jewish People are NOT the same as the war mongering ZIONIST KHAZARIAN Jews.















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Monday, January 19, 2009

Hey president Bush.......

Hey president Bush.......


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make a decision. Let it flow

----Make more decisions in every day. Because a decision is a summoning of life. That's why a little chaos is good for you, because often you don't make a decision until you get yourself in a jam. And then, in the middle of the jam, you make a decision, but that decision summons Life Force. Have you ever been a place where you couldn't quite make up your mind and you just felt sort of limp? "Oh, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know." And then you decided, and you felt alive again. I want you to know that you'll never get it done. So don't approach this from, "I gotta get on this" because you're not ever going to get it done, anyway. And the other thing we want you to know is, you cannot get it wrong. So, make a decision. Let it flow. ---------------------------
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Saturday, January 10, 2009

A book review on the book the Secret...

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OK this by far the best review i have ever read on any site about any book...enjoy thanks Shark

http://www.amazon.com/review/R2X2TB3S4O5I60?ie=UTF8&ref_=cm_cr_rdp_perm

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Friday, January 09, 2009

Stephen Andrew Moller needs to stay in jail

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In 2007 the Myrtle Beach LGBT community reached out to our family in Greenville, South Carolina to show our support of a young man, Sean Kennedy, who was murdered just because he was gay.
The candle light vigil that was held here in Myrtle Beach was not only a show of support to the Kennedy family, but a showing of who we are as a community.
We were honored to have Sean's mother Elke, his step-father Jim and his sister Dawn with us at that vigil. Since that time, Elke and the family has traveled to Myrtle Beach several times speaking at every opportunity.
Additionally, Elke founded Sean's Last Wish, an organization to fight for the passage of hate crimes legislation. She has been tireless in her efforts in South Carolina and across the nation in support of the LGBT community.
Sean's killer, Stephen Andrew Moller, was sentenced last year on involuntary manslaughter charges, receiving a modest 3 year suspended sentence. Set for release in September 2009, Moller is eligible for parole next month after having served only eight (8), yes 8 months in prison for murder.
We need your help! In order to stop the unjust parole, we must let the parole board know that we object.
Please write the parole board and let them know that you object to his release.
Include the killers full name: Stephen Andrew Moller
SCDC ID #: 00328891 And send your letters to:
Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services
2221 Devine Street, Suite 600
PO Box 50666
Columbia, SC 29250
Please include the violent and unprovoked nature in which this attack took place. If you knew Sean or know the family, please include that to.
Also, please forward a copy to Elke at Elke@Seanslastwish.org so she can have these letters with her when she goes to the parole hearing.
You CAN make a difference. You CAN stop this killer from getting out of jail. Let's show who we are again and let our voice be heard. Stop the release of a killer! We're depending on you!

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