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Stay warm and fashionable this Christmas with the Snuggie Blanket!

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:26:30 GMT

clipped by: tvtopten

Snuggie Ranked on TvTopTen

The Snuggie is one of the most raved about tv products out there, so we at TvTopTen had to give it a try and see if it really is all that it claims to be. When we received the Snuggie, the first thing we thought was that it was sort of silly looking, however, once we tried it we realized that it was so unbelievably soft and comfortable.

When we compared it to a regular blanket, the Snuggie was much better at keeping you warm and it was much easier to be able to do things such as read a book or use a tv remote with the Snuggie as it did not hinder your arm movement. I

f you want to stay warm as well as still have the comfort to move around and do things, the Snuggie blanket is awesome!

Snuggie

Tags: snuggie, blanket, blankets, fleece, snuggies

STAY PUT FISHING - it shallow water anchor

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:43:31 GMT

clipped by: ardelia_gaiser_fishing
clipper's remarks: http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com The Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ is a simple and versatile way to stop your boats movement and create a better fishing environment.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com This new product (patent pending), is the perfect addition to any bass boat, flats boat or shallow water skiff.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com It was developed for fishermen by fishermen.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com The Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ was invented by Mike Schaler, in Daytona Beach Florida.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com After years and years of fishing, Mike was frustrated with using a noisy trolling motor to keep his boat positioned, or staking his boat out with a push pole while it drifted all over the place.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com He was familiar with the Power Pole™, but wasn’t willing to pay for it, a

Clip Source: fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com

http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com The Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ is a simple and versatile way to stop your boats movement and create a better fishing environment.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com This new product (patent pending), is the perfect addition to any bass boat, flats boat or shallow water skiff.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com It was developed for fishermen by fishermen.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com The Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ was invented by Mike Schaler, in Daytona Beach Florida.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com After years and years of fishing, Mike was frustrated with using a noisy trolling motor to keep his boat positioned, or staking his boat out with a push pole while it drifted all over the place.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com He was familiar with the Power Pole™, but wasn’t willing to pay for it, and worried about maintenance on the hydraulics or additional weight on his boat.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com That’s when Mike came up with an innovative solution at a reasonable price.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Mike invented the Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ to stay still, stay quiet and catch more fish.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Mike has been fishing all his life. He grew up in Long Island, New York, crabbing and fishing for Blues and Striped Bass.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com He moved to Daytona Beach in 1980 and has been fishing for Red Fish, Snook and Trout ever since.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Mike lives in Daytona Beach with his wife Julie and two kids Matthew 17 and Courtney 14.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com He invented the Stayput Shallow Water Spike™, to make fishing easier and to catch more fish.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Mike has tested the Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ all over Florida, including the Keys and Everglades; Mosquito Lagoon, Spruce Creek and the Tomoka Basin.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com The Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ is the best way to stay still and stay quiet.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com No more dealing with the noise, mess and wasted storage space that a traditional anchor requires.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Captain Mike Hakala, a Mosquito Lagoon expert, who’s been fishing there for over 25 years and been guiding there since 1993 writes, “I am enjoying my Stayput spike. It does everything you said it would.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Its quiet, doesn’t spook fish, and is quick and easy to use.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com It works great in the wind, much better than an anchor or staking out with a push pole.#break#Thanks for making a great product.”#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com Captain Mike Hakala has been written up in Florida Sportsman and SaltWater Sportsman, has won numerous fishing tournaments including the Mercury Redbone Celebrity Fishing Tournament and is also known for his own “Captain Mike’s Proven Lures”.#break#http://fishing-boat-anchors-pros.stay-put-fishing.com With three models to choose from, Stayput Shallow Water Spike™ will fit on any boat setup.

Morality Without God?

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:11:13 GMT

clipped by: Jacob173

Clip Source: townhall.com

Morality Without God?

Confirmation of biblical wisdom came earlier this fall from an unlikely source: an Ivy League savant who says it's wrong to depend on the Bible.

WSA begins by complaining that his students quote to him Dostoevsky's favorite line, "If God is dead, everything is permitted." WSA then argues that we don't need God: We all should simply agree not to harm others—cause death, pain, or disability—unless there is "adequate reason."

But back to abortion. Ronald Reagan's logic was that if a hunter sees movement in the forest and doesn't know whether it's a deer or a person, he should not shoot. But WSA suggested in his book Moral Skepticisms (2006) that since we don't know whether abortion is morally wrong, it's unfair for employers to insist that health plans not pay for abortions.

Four conclusions:

4. "If God is dead, everything is permitted."

Newsflash! Independents Not All Moderates! Wow!

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:01:27 GMT

clipped by: davboz
clipper's remarks: Not surprisingly, David Brooks,"Tool for the mainstream meme-ology" pushes the old notion that all independents are moderates, the swing vote.
John Zogby (Co-authored by Zeljka Buturovic, PhD) writes in Huffington Post.................lays out numbers showing otherwise.

Clip Source: publicdisrespect.blogspot.com

Independents are increasingly the people who would like only to return "things" to a place where they just make sense.Greater numbers want to see a REAL new type of leadership and fewer of them care which party they are from. Unfortunately the lesser educated among them, with lower impulse control, have rushed to the front with their signs. The "news media" have only been too happy to get their snapshots on their derisive portrayals of the Independent movement.

Republicans and Democrats are both on a road (granted one is in each lane, right & left, respectively) but that road is off the ground, and leading off and away to some loonyland where ponzi schemes work out all-right, all that counts is if you SAY you work for the betterment of the people who elected you, and endless money printing will eventually overcome any degree of debt no matter how many $quadrillion it totals.

They both have driven us into a degree of debt that is not salvageable.

news

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:09:28 GMT

clipped by: nez1335

Clip Source: www.irannewsdigest.com

IND: This articles highlights some of the pros and cons of supporting the Green Movement. But the main issue is not so much what America can do to strengthen the Green Movement that it is what America can do to weaken the regime visa via the Green Movement. The Obama administration needs to make it as difficult as possible for the regime to crack down on the democratic dissidents by constantly publicizing their plight. By holding regular White House briefings on Iran’s domestic development and not just the nuclear issue, President Obama can bring the world’s media to focus on the regime’s Achilles’ heel – it’s disastrous human rights and economic track record. The weaker the regime gets the more embolden the Iranian people will become to stand up against it.

Is There A Cure For Type 2 Diabetes?

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:19:42 GMT

clipped by: jenadd123

Clip Source: www.curetype2diabetes.net

Type 2 diabetics are resistant to the effects of insulin, which is a hormone that regulates the movement of sugar into your cells for fuel or the type 2 diabetic may not produce enough insulin to maintain normal levels of glucose in the body.

Tags: type 2 diabetes, diabetes, type 2 diabetes cure, cure for type 2 diabetes, type 2 diabetes treatment, type 2, diabetic

Healthy Monday: Canada Joins Meatless Monday Movement

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:20:15 GMT

clipped by: disenchantedcitizen
clipper's remarks: Could this happen here in the biggest meat consuming countries in the world? Don’t we care enough about our health to cut meat out of our diets at least one day a week? Most of our health costs stem from eating red meat. Most of our food costs stem from feeding cattle. Doesn’t it make economic as well as heatlh sense to cut down on our red meat consumption?

Red meat again linked to cancer risk: http://www.foodnavigator.com/Science-Nutrition/Red-meat-again-linked-to-cancer-risk-Study

How to reduce your red meat consumption: http://www.causecast.org/news_items/8699-how-to-reduce-your-red-meat-consumption

The growing case against red meat: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1887266,00.html

Clip Source: blog.eatwellguide.org

The global Meatless Monday movement continues to gain momentum. Britain, Brazil, Holland, Finland and Taiwan have already launched their programs. Now, we’d like to welcome the wonderful people of Canada and congratulate them as they begin their own Meatless Monday!

The Canadian Meatless Monday launched at this year’s Taste of Health convention in Vancouver, Canada. Taste of Health is an opportunity for those concerned with healthy, environmentally friendly food to come together. The convention’s 6,000 attendees welcomed Meatless Monday with open arms.

Unlike many of the solutions to global warming that require government action, Meatless Monday is a tangible personal action that every Canadian can easily embrace. More greenhouse gasses can be prevented by going meatless one day a week than by eating locally seven days a week.

Tags: red meat, cancer, health costs

DOG (Death of God) Movement

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:31:32 GMT

clipped by: emilswift
clipper's remarks: Clips giving an overview of the DOG movement.

Clip Source: www.answers.com

Death of God Theology

In the 1960s, DOG, or "Death of God," theology became a buzzword. Completely missing the point of Harvard University's Harvey Cox in his popular book The Secular City, people jumped on the idea that DOG theology meant that what would come to be called "secular humanism" had triumphed. Conservative clergy heaped great scorn on those who even tried to understand what the so-called "DOG scholars" were trying to say.

Time magazine brought the issue to the front burner of public opinion when they placed Thomas Altizer of Emory University squarely in the hot seat. The bold cover story with the words "Is God Dead?" made Altizer a household name.

Most scholars who contributed to Death of God theology were trying to make an important point.

the crucifixion symbolized the end of the historical idea that God was just "out there" somewhere, uninvolved.

The phrase "death of God" represented more a new understanding of God, or of the concept of God, than the destruction thereof.

Tags: god, theology, modern, liberal, altizer

Boost Your Creativity With Eye Movement

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:12:10 GMT

clipped by: chestnut501

Clip Source: www.scientificamerican.com

Recent research published in the journal Brain and Cognition finds that people can boost the number and quality of their original ideas when they increase the interaction between the brain's right and left hemispheres.

Sixty-two subjects performed a creativity task, where they had to come up with as many alternate uses for common objects like, a paper clip, pencil, shoe, etc. as they could in one minute.

After this initial task researchers asked subjects to move their eyes to follow a target as it moved horizontally left to right for 30 seconds. This exercise is thought to increase the cross-talk between the hemispheres.

Then the subjects completed the creative task again. Results were surprising. Subjects came up with significantly more unique uses for the everyday items, than the control group who stared straight ahead.

So when brainstorming ideas

try bilateral eye movement which, in the words of science, increases your inter-hemispheric interaction, and in turn increases your options.

Tags: science, brain, hemispheres, eye-movement, creativity

SmartHand brings movement AND touch to amputees

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:56:21 GMT

clipped by: dylin17

Clip Source: www.gizmag.com

SmartHand brings movement AND touch to amputees

Scientists have successfully wired a state-of-the-art artificial hand to existing nerve endings in the stump of a severed arm. Its creators say the device, called “SmartHand,” resembles a real hand in function, sensitivity and appearance. In order to develop such an intelligent artificial prosthetic hand with all the basic features displayed by a real one, the SmartHand team integrated recent advances in nanobioscience, cognitive neuroscience and information technologies.

The artificial SmartHand, built by a team of top European Union and Israeli scientists, features four electric motors and 40 sensors that are activated when the SmartHand touches an object, not only replicating the movement of a human hand, but also providing the wearer with a sensation of feeling and touch.

Criminal Case Management Success Stories | SmeadSoft

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:01:11 GMT

clipped by: tomcat66_g500
clipper's remarks: How innovative jurisdictions are more effectively managing the movement of records throughout criminal justice proceedings.

Clip Source: www.smeadsoft.com

Criminal Case Management: Case Studies

SmeadSoft Paper Recordkeeping® helps Revolutionize Tucson Prosecutor’s Office
The City Prosecutor’s Office in Tucson, Arizona has the serious task of overseeing roughly 50,000 misdemeanor criminal cases each year. Their team of 80 staffers, comprised of half attorneys and half support staff, physically handle many of these case files each day as the cases move continuously through the criminal justice system. A six-member file room team is responsible for locating criminal case management files daily for 14 assigned courtrooms.

Tags: criminal case management

Parallels to Obamamania in ABC's "V" Sci-Fi Mini-Series

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:59:48 GMT

clipped by: merrie
clipper's remarks: An excerpt from Garvin's Sunday, November 1 Miami Herald review (“'V': The saucer-shaped bandwagon”), which the Chicago Tribune headlined “'V' aims at Obamamania.”

Imagine this. At a time of political turmoil, a charismatic, telegenic new leader arrives virtually out of nowhere. He offers a message of hope and reconciliation based on compromise and promises to marshal technology for a better future that will include universal health care.

The news media swoons in admiration -- one simpering anchorman even shouts at a reporter who asks a tough question: “Why don't you show some respect?!!” The public is likewise smitten, except for a few nut cases who circulate batty rumors on the Internet about the leader's origins and intentions. The leader, undismayed, offers assurances that are soothing, if also just a tiny bit condescending: “Embracing change is never easy.”

Clip Source: newsbusters.org

ABC's 'V' mini-series,

is “nominally a rousing sci-fi space opera about alien invaders bent on the conquest (and digestion) of all humanity,” but “it's also a barbed commentary on Obamamania that will infuriate the President's supporters and delight his detractors,” Miami Herald TV critic Glenn Garvin asserted in a review distributed by the McClatchy/Tribune news service and run in Tuesday's Chicago Tribune, among other papers.

Though the leader of the aliens, in Garvin's words, “is secretly a totalitarian space lizard who's come here to eat us,” the plot has a featured character, a TV journalist, aiding the effort. “Some welcome their arrival,” USA Today's Gary Levin recounted, “but the suspicious form a resistance movement, which leads the visitors' charismatic leader, Anna (Morena Baccarin), to enlist an ambitious TV reporter (Scott Wolf) as a propaganda tool.”

A storyline ripped from real-life!

Tags: 0bamacare, 0bamania-change, abc series v, entertainment, science fiction

Spirit of community and a feeling of power, belonging and sharing

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:58:23 GMT

clipped by: tidbit2

Clip Source: www.indymedia.ie

part of a vibrant, international grassroots movement that brings people together to explore how we – as communities - can respond to the environmental, economic and social challenges arising from climate change, resource depletion and an economy based on growth. We don’t look for anyone to blame or anyone to save us, but believe our communities have within themselves the innovation and ingenuity to create positive solutions to the converging crises of our time. We believe in igniting and supporting local responses at any level and from anyone – and aim to weave them together into a coordinated action plan for change towards a lower energy lifestyle. By building local resilience, we will be able to collectively respond to whatever the future may bring in a calm, positive and creative way. And by remembering how to live within our local means, we can rediscover the spirit of community and a feeling of power, belonging and sharing in a world that is vibrant, just and truly sustainable

How Out of Touch Is This White House?

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 19:54:45 GMT

clipped by: ColoradoRight
clipper's remarks: Two possible explanations: (1) Gibbsy was trying to say something else and it came out very wrong; (2) Gibbsy was in a deep, deep coma for much of the past decade. Either way, maybe "White House press secretary" isn't the optimal line of work for him. I'm stammering at the moment myself from sheer frustration at deciding where to begin to answer him, but thankfully [Mary Katherine Ham] has pulled the necessary links together to do the job.

Clip Source: wizbangblog.com

So out of touch that they claimed no knowledge of the Tea Party movement?

So out of touch that President Obama had no interest in watching Tuesday evening's election results?

And now we have this absolute gem, courtesy of White House press secretary Robert Gibbs, who was asked about the handful of distasteful signs that appeared at Thursday's impromptu "Tea Party" gathering in DC to protest the Democrat health care reform bill :

"I will continue to say what I've said before. You hear in this debate, you hear analogies, you hear references to, you see pictures about and depictions of individuals that are truly stunning, and you hear it all the time. People -- imagine five years ago somebody comparing health care reform to 9/11. Imagine just a few years ago had somebody walked around with images of Hitler.

Yes, imagine! Just imagine!!

The only question I have is, what will they screw up next?

Tags: white house, comatose, ignorant, clueless

Kashmir - Journey To Freedom

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:42:25 GMT

clipped by: Fast T friend
clipper's remarks: In a rare look at the region, Udi Aloni filmed his protagonists as they launched their new struggle. Finally refused re-entry by the Indian government, Aloni was forced to tell the rest of this story far from the land and people he had come to admire.

Clip Source: www.kashmirthefilm.com

My memory is again
in the way of your history:
Army convoys all night
like desert caravans...
We can’t ask them:
Are you done with the world?
In the lake the arms
of temples and mosques
are locked
in each other’s
reflections

Agha Shahid Ali
Kashmiri poet

Clip Source: www.kashmirthefilm.com

[Video]

Clip Source: www.kashmirthefilm.com

Once described by Mahatma Gandhi as “a pillar of light in a subcontinent lost in darkness,” Kashmir has become a land of terror and despair, its people suffering under the strain of constant violence and human rights violations. This film tells the story of a new generation of young Muslim Kashmiris who, after years of armed resistance, decided to lay down their arms and start a nonviolent resistance movement in the hope of finally achieving peace and independence.

Tags: kashmir, documentary, udi aloni

Clipmarks | Movement Clips

Stay warm and fashionable this Christmas with the Snuggie Blanket!

STAY PUT FISHING - it shallow water anchor

Morality Without God?

Newsflash! Independents Not All Moderates! Wow!

news

Is There A Cure For Type 2 Diabetes?

Healthy Monday: Canada Joins Meatless Monday Movement

DOG (Death of God) Movement

Boost Your Creativity With Eye Movement

SmartHand brings movement AND touch to amputees

SmartHand brings movement AND touch to amputees

Criminal Case Management Success Stories | SmeadSoft

Criminal Case Management: Case Studies

Parallels to Obamamania in ABC's "V" Sci-Fi Mini-Series

Spirit of community and a feeling of power, belonging and sharing

How Out of Touch Is This White House?

Kashmir - Journey To Freedom

My memory is again in the way of your history: Army convoys all night like desert caravans... We can’t ask them: Are you done with the world? In the lake the arms of temples and mosques are locked in each other’s reflections

My memory is again
in the way of your history:
Army convoys all night
like desert caravans...
We can’t ask them:
Are you done with the world?
In the lake the arms
of temples and mosques
are locked
in each other’s
reflections