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dwd
ParticipantHere’s a working link to Michael’s article
Charliedwd
ParticipantHere’s a working link to Michael’s article
Charliedwd
ParticipantHere’s a working link to Michael’s article
Charliedwd
ParticipantHere’s a working link to Michael’s article
Charliedwd
ParticipantAgree with Damon that some of the photos are very blurry – it might make sense to find alternatives.
Meanwhile, we may make it out there again this year; it’s still a bit up in the air.
Charlie
dwd
ParticipantJocks.
August 1, 2009 at 10:11 am in reply to: Ready for the 2012 Flood of Disaster Movies? (article) #31983dwd
ParticipantI agree – these movies seem to be more of the same with possiblby better effects.
What resources regarding the ongoing transformation do you think are worth paying attention to?
All the best,
CharlieJuly 11, 2009 at 2:45 pm in reply to: Anyone aware of energy / chi sensing experiemental research leads? #31828dwd
ParticipantMatt,
You might want to take a look at this article – “How Far Can Ki-energy Reach?A Hypothetical Mechanism for the Generation and Transmission of Ki-energy” at this link:
https://ecam.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/nem102v1
I have only done a quick scan the rest of the journal (latest issue TOC) but it looks interesting.
Chi,
Charliedwd
ParticipantCharlie needs to DIE
Charlie needs a Cloak (times 40 or so – apparently a book and movie)
Charlie needs a new home
Charlie needs 11-2 (won/loss)
Why Charlie needs art class
Charlie needs some cash – small unmarked bills please
Charlie needs a fix on Lost
Charlie needs to step down
Charlie needs heartworm treatment
Charlie needs a new hobbyWhat a lovely time-waster!
Charlie
October 11, 2008 at 7:24 pm in reply to: What Makes the Opposite Sex Attractive (Good science article) #29303dwd
ParticipantAnother study with a more limited population determined that fertility definitely has an influence on attractiveness.
This study took place at a gentleman’s club and tracked tips for lap dances. It determined that dancers earned an average of $70/hr during their peak fertility period, $35/hr while mestruating, and $50/hr other times.
Dancers on birth control showed no variation – they averaged $35/hr.
Charlie
https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/index.php?term=pto-4435.html
dwd
ParticipantThanks for the pointer. I watched all four parts and found it thought-provoking. It was definitely worth my time.
Below are the links to all the parts
All the best,
CharliePart 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
February 13, 2007 at 11:47 pm in reply to: Global Warming caused by a Manic Sun and Chilling Stars? #21085dwd
Participantdwd
ParticipantNote:
Following the actual link above gets you to an unrelated article – you have to cut and paste the typed link in the middle of the note.
The problem was that the Add Link field is too short and truncated the link.
Snowlion – thanks for posting this. More scientific grist for the mill that shows a physically verifiable measure of what I feel is happening from my practice.
dwd
ParticipantI did a bit with it a while back and found it to be useful.
The somatics approach uses gentle movements to return awareness to those parts of the body that have forgotten to be flexible and alive. I believe that the person who put this together trained for a while with Moshe Feldenkrais.
The book – see link below – has a good explanation of the movements as well as pictures that I found easy to follow.
Hope this helps,
Charlie
dwd
ParticipantI’ve had good luck reaching them by telephone – 1-888-999-0555. You have to call during the hours listed on the contact page.
When I spoke to them this morning they said that they are just at the end of digging out from mechanical problems with the replication machine, the backlog that resulted, and recently taking over the fulfillment work at this location.
I’ve had less luck with email contact, but I have to admit that this was a couple of months ago.
YMMV.
Charlie
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