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Dec 03

Sorry, had to share… was looking at trailers last night and noticed this.

Talk about spoon feeding the sheep now, huh? Slow disclosure through Hollywood outlets is effective, but again, it can just be Hollywood capitalizing on a trend – but who knows!

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Apr 06

“Expanding on Eric Schlosser’s Fast Food Nation and Michael Pollan’s The Omnivore’s Dilemma, director Robert Kenner’s Oscar-nominated documentary explores the food industry’s detrimental effects on our health and environment. Kenner spotlights the men and women who are working to reform an industry rife with monopolies, questionable interpretations of laws and subsidies, political ties and rising rates of E. coli outbreaks.”

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Mar 25

Hello, it is nice to meet you. Let me introduce you to my other self, my alter ego…

It is strange how ones ‘self’ can be defined. There are these perceptions of our self, our ‘ideal’ self, along with our ‘actual’ self… but in the midst of all this, our mind can make mini personalities called an ‘Alter Ego’. However, this isn’t multiple personality disorder but consciously being aware of our mini egos can be some form of mild case of it. We must be mindful when we define these diseases over-populating the DSM IV… We must remember we are the pilot of our own ship, and the mind is a very powerful tool. We are our alter egos, but there are a lot of Psychodynamics involved…

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Mar 24

The evolution of Metallica spans close to 30 years; starting from their in-your-face Kill ‘em All album all the way to their latest release, “Death Magnetic”, Metallica has explored early underground to major commercial success. Now in the golden age of their existence, what have we learned from this influential force upon music?

I am just going to do a quick overview of the band’s career along with how and why I think their ‘sound’ changed over the decades. Being a hardcore fan of their music and influenced as a musician myself, I see split their career into three distinct phases.

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Mar 14

Several of us can remember our dreams in the morning, some can remember them more vividly than others and most haven’t recalled a dream in years. Why is this? Why do others remember and others don’t even think about it? Shouldn’t Dream Recall be an important skill to learn? I mean, dreams are a significant part of our life and if we take the time to analyze them, we can learn a lot about ourselves. Our unfulfilled desires, our hidden fears, our pure emotions about ourselves and others. It is our subconscious – unshielded from our waking day-to-day conscious monitoring our behavior, thoughts, and emotions.

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Mar 12

I have been having the most vivid, realistic dreams lately – some are good, some are frightening, but some seem out-of-place. By out-of-place, I don’t mean a wacky dream of random archetypes – but something with a deeper, almost innate emotion involved. Usually I can attribute some reason to a dream about an alien abduction or a dream about the end of the world. I think there are many factors that contribute to the theme of a dream. This isn’t complete, but gives a rough structure of what builds a dream:

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Mar 08

Ah, this is some refreshing news. Finally world leaders (allies or foes) are speaking up on this issue. Many leaders, including Italy, Japan, and many more, have always speculated on this issue but never officially released a statement. But now, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Saturday called the September 11 attacks on the United States a “big fabrication” that was used to justify the U.S. war on terrorism, the official IRNA news agency reported.

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Oct 02

To set the record straight, I don’t “hate” my government; I just don’t fully “trust” them. There is a big difference. I question things because I am ‘aware’ but I still understand/respect political duties/agendas, even if they don’t fully piece together.

Government needs to keep subtle but firm control over it’s citizens; but must also maintain a level of trust, integrity, and honor while doing so… If you are hiding aliens behind the back door, be sure that the windows aren’t big enough to see through the front… you know what I mean? People will always conspire… it is in our nature, but even the sheep are starting to maul about the herd.

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Sep 08

Anyone that still thinks that 9/11 was actually a ‘terrorist’ attack need to read this article. It encapsulates years of theories, lies, and truth to a well-written and fresh perspective.

I came across this article earlier this morning and was very pleased with how well-crafted it was. It cites research from the last 9 years and credits valuable information that helps unveil the secrets and underlying agendas of the 9/11 conspiracy.

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Aug 30

Ah, I love when solid, truth-revealing evidence surfaces… especially for anything related to the horrible 9/11 attacks. The conspiracy that government (or higher powers) plotted the entire attacks usually gets brushed away quickly by skeptics. Hopefully if enough people try to be heard some substantial information will arise.

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