March 9th, 2008
Scientific researchers at Jiao Tong University in Shanghai, using sophisticated scientific equipment, have shown that subtle energy has the properties of an electromagnetic current when flowing through acupuncture meridians but takes on the properties of coherent particle streams, similar to laser light, when projected out from the body through the hands of master Qigong healers who cure diseases by beaming their energy into the patient’s body. There are important chakras on the palms of the hands. To understand how we can beam energy (which is manifested as coherent light) from chakras, some understanding of the structure and dynamics of chakras would be useful.
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March 8th, 2008
The name Aries is not an unfamiliar word in aeronautical research, originally referred to as the Airborne Research Integrated Experiments System, with the original 1994 NASA Aries used as a flying laboratory in the form of a Boeing 757-200. The Aries aircraft is presently being modified for a broad flight range of programs for a 20-year duration. This plan will benefit the United States aviation industry and commercial airline customers, used to conduct research for the increasing of aircraft safety, in order to operate in an efficient and compatible manner with future air traffic control systems.
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March 8th, 2008
We are so accustomed to the many sounds audible to us at any given time that we hardly pause to distinguish what we are actually hearing or why. Hearing a combination of sounds around your home, such as the dishwasher running, cars passing by and a neighbor mowing the lawn is so commonplace that it does not generally warrant a second thought. However, there is an intricate science behind sound behavior that explains why we hear certain sounds and with what intensity.
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March 7th, 2008
A war has been silently raging on now for hundreds of years. Do you know the one I mean? Rene Descartes inadvertently started it, early in the Seventeenth Century, when he proclaimed that the body and mind are separate. Even today then, this war continues, as knighted warriors dressed in alphabet soup armor and traditional deference do all they can to ruin the careers and lives of the unknighted, less deferential warriors all the while claiming they are doing this to protect the lives of innocent people.
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March 7th, 2008
We were paying for gas at a convenience store and the kid behind the counter - who looked all of twelve to me - must be the new bifocals, asked the question, “No school today?” Sometimes, it’s, “Why aren’t you in school?” Sometimes, it’s “Doctor’s appointment?” My daughter usually answers, “I am in school. I’m an unschooler.” Sometimes this stumps the chump who asked the question and they just smile and nod and we go on our way, each thinking that the other one just wasted a few minutes of prime talking time that could have been used to comment on the weather or Maine roads or whether it’s too early to plant peas.
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March 6th, 2008
For many career paths, attending graduate school is a necessary next step. Doctors, lawyers, psychologists, librarians and teachers all require an advanced degree. Additionally, many choose to re-enter the world of academia after some years in the working world in order to further their level of expertise. However, the demands of graduate school are high, entailing a great deal of time, discipline, and money. The number of students enrolled in a graduate level program continues to rise annually - and many of those students become overwhelmed with how to finance these programs.
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March 6th, 2008
If you’re squeamish about bugs, you may not want to read this one. I first researched this pest after finding one in my apartment. It scared the daylights out of me. The little bug crawled across my wall one night, wiggling it way back and forth, similar to what a fish looks like when it swims. It had about a million legs and long antennae.
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March 6th, 2008
With education being very expensive and a key factor in someones life, it needs a lot of consideration and careful approach. As a result many students are now going for school loans just to meet this need. Federal Stafford Loans should be one of those loans that you put into consideraton. THe Federal Stafford Loan College board offers both subsidized and unsubsidized stafford loans. The two loans are different. Try to look for detailed information on Stafford Federal Loans in their website and you will get the differences.
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March 6th, 2008
Recently someone wrote me and asked:
Dear Mr. Paglierani, I am a student at ********* University and am doing a research project on a personality theorist. I chose to research you as the new Therapy you developed sounded extremely interesting. There were a couple of questions I would just like to ask to fill out this presentation. OK here goes!
1. What was your childhood like? Parents, home life etc . . . 2. If you could sum up how you feel about human nature, how would you do it? I know this is hard, but I’m just curious 
3. What is the most interesting discovery you have made lately in your work?
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March 5th, 2008
Buying cheap college textbooks is easy. Picking the right source to buy a new or used college textbook cheap takes a little planning, not much..but some. Is it worth it to buy discount college textbooks? You bet. After tuition, room and board the costs of college textbooks is the next greatest college expense. Some of the steps you can take to get the cheapest college textbook prices available are…
Taking just a little time to plan your next textbook purchase can be the difference between going broke at the campus bookstore and having money to spend during the semester. Some things to consider are where?, when?, what? and of course how much?
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