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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (116648) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 23h

Jena Birdsong was with her husband Nathan were on the way to a hospital on November 14 when she realized that her baby was going to be born before the couple would get to the hospital. Nathan had to pull up at a Buc[ees parking...

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emptychair It was good the baby was delivered without too much drama. I would have needed instructions too.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (116648) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 23h

Jena Birdsong was with her husband Nathan were on the way to a hospital on November 14 when she realized that her baby was going to be born before the couple would get to the hospital. Nathan had to pull up at a Buc[ees parking...

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emptychair 3am in the morning, is a bit of a nightmare, for anyone, and I am glad that I never had to go through something like that.

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 1 Dec

The old Zen master had been having a series of repeating dreams, over the last month, where he had found himself in a second-hand bookshop, looking for a diary book, that he had once had. This diary book had been given to...

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emptychair @Shiva49 I also wonder what am I doing in this violent world, as if God really existed, why doesn't he calm things over with some action, as he seems to be mostly a backseat driver now, instead of steering us from the front, as he purportedly once has done, if...

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celticeagle @celticeagle (183189) • Boise, Idaho 15 Dec

I enjoy cinnamon in cooking quite a bit. In reading this article I was surprised to find many medicinal elements to cinnamon that I wasn't aware of. Here are a few: * Studies show that by eating cinnamon every day for 3 months...

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emptychair We should be careful in the amount, and not overdo it, though. Too much cinnamon, I have have heard can be bad for the liver. I usually sprinkle some on my muesli in the morning, as it goes well with the banana I add too. There are different types of...

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RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (91847) • Daytona Beach, Florida 14 Dec

At this time, as the Jewish communities embrace Hanukkah, hate once again ruins a holiday. The Australian Jewish community was targeted in Sydney on Bondi Beach. Fifteen are dead, with a 12-year-old girl and a rabbi among the...

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emptychair Apparently these two had training in terrorism overseas, and had just retuned to Australia, fired up to cause such havoc. The Australian secret service never picked up on this, and if they had, this tragedy might have been avoided. With rather strict gun...

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (116648) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 15 Dec

Four Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) police officers were trapped inside of a stalled elevator on Saturday evening when one of the officers called 911 to ask for help to be rescued. Louisville Fire Department (LFD)...

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emptychair It sounds like an imprisonment of sorts, and the Police officers now have experience of being trapped like this too. It was good they were speedily rescued, as it is never nice to be trapped like that.

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 1 Dec

The old Zen master had been having a series of repeating dreams, over the last month, where he had found himself in a second-hand bookshop, looking for a diary book, that he had once had. This diary book had been given to...

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emptychair @Shiva49 There was an incident of targeted shooting here on the weekend; a father and son, turned rogue, killed many innocent folks, on a beach. If robots are trained to do this, we are in for a pretty horrid world, in the near future.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (116648) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 14 Dec

Massachusetts State Patrol (MSP) Trooper Rassam Charles was just doing his job to speak to a man who wanted to jump off of the Tobin Bridge in Boston Massachusetts last month by convincing the man not to jump off of the bridge...

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emptychair That is a lot of time to give to a person to save him from himself, and it was good that a good result resulted from his talking to the man here.

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 1 Dec

The old Zen master had been having a series of repeating dreams, over the last month, where he had found himself in a second-hand bookshop, looking for a diary book, that he had once had. This diary book had been given to...

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emptychair @Shiva49 Drones, a sort of robotic piloted miniplane are already being utilised by the Russians and Ukrainians in their war. They already send robots in to defuse bombs too, and perhaps there will be robot soldiers soon enough in the future, also, which would...

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 10 Dec

The old Zen master posed this simple question to his students: "When is a stone a rock?" to test their understanding of the Zen mind. And no one, of course, knew his answer, so the master replied, "When the...

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emptychair @Shiva49 I do not like to take the risk with some things. I had some antibiotics only one month past the useby date, but I bought some more for my procedure, rather than risk taking the old ones, that might have lost some effectiveness by then. It is a fine...

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 10 Dec

The old Zen master posed this simple question to his students: "When is a stone a rock?" to test their understanding of the Zen mind. And no one, of course, knew his answer, so the master replied, "When the...

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emptychair @Shiva49 Yes, everything is made with an obsolescence factor inbuilt in them now, and they are programed to become defunct in only two, or three, years from buying them, or they develop some type of a problem, in them.

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 1 Dec

The old Zen master had been having a series of repeating dreams, over the last month, where he had found himself in a second-hand bookshop, looking for a diary book, that he had once had. This diary book had been given to...

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emptychair @Shiva49 Robots, like anything else mechanical, might need an occasional grease, and oil, or a checkup to see if they are still working optimally. I wonder though, if another robot will do this, and not a human, and if so, a robot reprograming/repairing...

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 10 Dec

The old Zen master posed this simple question to his students: "When is a stone a rock?" to test their understanding of the Zen mind. And no one, of course, knew his answer, so the master replied, "When the...

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emptychair @Shiva49 I have always preferred that things can last for the long term, but they never do. Even programs on my computer, go on for years, usefully serving me, and then the developer stops updating them, they become nonworking, and a few times, I have lost...

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 1 Dec

The old Zen master had been having a series of repeating dreams, over the last month, where he had found himself in a second-hand bookshop, looking for a diary book, that he had once had. This diary book had been given to...

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emptychair @Shiva49 Perhaps, Elon Musk is already a robot himself; he seems rather rigid in his thinking and too pointed in only one direction. Robots cannot eat for us, or enjoy watching television for us, nor write a book for us, that we enjoy writing for ourselves....

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (116648) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 11 Dec

Miami Township Ohio Police Officer Foley responded to an emergency call on November 19 when a 79 year old man was choking on a meal inside of a restaurant. Officer Foley used a LifeVac device from his cruiser to remove the object...

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emptychair It was good the old man's life was saved and so he can live more years in his life.

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 1 Dec

The old Zen master had been having a series of repeating dreams, over the last month, where he had found himself in a second-hand bookshop, looking for a diary book, that he had once had. This diary book had been given to...

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emptychair @Shiva49 I wonder even if God has a magic wand, and perhaps he just knows better the laws of the Universe, and what he can do with them, as after all, he created the Universe with its laws too.

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emptychair @innertalks (23399) • Australia 10 Dec

The old Zen master posed this simple question to his students: "When is a stone a rock?" to test their understanding of the Zen mind. And no one, of course, knew his answer, so the master replied, "When the...

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emptychair To move past past hurt takes a certain insight into what is behind hurt, as life does not bring us rocks to lug around very often, usually mishaps start as small stones, and we escalate them from there into huge boulders, that we then try to lug around with,...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (367418) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Dec

Our neighbour in the village was telling me about the ‘episodes’ she experiences at night. She apparently has very violent dreams and thrashes around in her sleep. I was especially interested as Vince’s elder brother experiences...

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emptychair @JudyEv Perhaps, that type of dream is more common than l thought, then.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (367418) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Dec

Our neighbour in the village was telling me about the ‘episodes’ she experiences at night. She apparently has very violent dreams and thrashes around in her sleep. I was especially interested as Vince’s elder brother experiences...

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emptychair @JudyEv Yes, it has happened more than once too.

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George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (116648) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 10 Dec

A stranger assisted an employee with Maine Audubon to free a loon who was trapped in a pond in Waterville Maine on Sunday/ The loon was not able to fly away under its own power since the East Pond which is located near Watertown...

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emptychair That is unusual for a loon to be trapped like that, and it was good some people helped to free it, as it might have died from the cold otherwise.

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