"Your own personal everything. Make yahoo! Your home"

That's three seperate things Fwd:'d into one E-Mail Subject.

"Your own personal everything. Make yahoo! Your home"
The title of this page Topic, or Subject, may be edited to suite the blog description; so, Sign in, Sign Up, whatever is appropriate; its to the flow of Creativity Energy and Prioritys in a search for a common direction within universal laws that current trends may or may not be revealing, and for tools and methods that may need dicovering; loops that may need merging, closing, or opening if already a closed system. 

Or Googled; also for a shortcut to Yahoo! its linked here (to Sign In to everything Yahoo! )  but read also all the "Copyright © 2010 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved." info  or link to those here- Copyright/IP Policy | Terms of Service | Guide to Online Security | Privacy Policy  . 

In short, this is a spin on dressage, metaphoric or not, a merging-dressage rings science arts cycles time ; emerging, notes of whatever in between that I know little or nothing about, but excerted "the adherance of modernism reject the works of classisist for being to predictable, modernism far from introducing freedom is often ridgedly oppressive. Classisist argue that where modernism prevails, there is an avoidance of Natures Laws.."" ; noting alot of search results and just as examples like this:

• i.e. 1 of 2; open ecological system
• Developmental psychology (section Ecological Systems Theory)
  cognitive psychology , ecological psychology , and comparative psychology . ... Ecological Systems Theory: Ecological Systems Theory ...
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• Global warming (section Ecological systems)
  Ecological systems ... title The effect of increasing solar activity on the Sun's total and open magnetic flux during multiple cycles: ...
  107 KB (14,751 words) - 17:10, 19 October 2010
• Closed loop (redirect from Closed-loop system)
  Closed ecological system not relying on matter exchange with outside of the system, as opposed to open loop. Ecological sanitation systems ...
  667 B (87 words) - 05:11, 1 March 2010
• Ecosystem (redirect from Ecological systems)
  using a physiognomic-ecological classification system, as ecosystems ... The system was expanded with a basic classification for open water ...
  27 KB (3,355 words) - 21:31, 18 October 2010
• Systems ecology (section Ecological economics)
  taking a holistic approach to the study of ecological systems, especially ecosystem s. ... (open loop) systems, in which resource and capital ...
  11 KB (1,477 words) - 03:18, 6 October 2010
• Space colonization (section Outside the solar system)
  In space settlements, a closed ecological system must recycle or ... However, the submarine environment provides a somewhat open life support ...
  61 KB (8,837 words) - 16:12, 18 October 2010
• Upper Newport Bay
  and Ecological Reserve represent ... 000 acres (4 km 2) of open space. state in 1975 for its Fish and Game Department's Ecological Reserve System. ...
  1 KB (194 words) - 22:26, 7 October 2010
• Ecology (redirect from Ecological)
  Biodiversity plays an important role in ecological health as much as ... the field of biogeography concerning ecological systems and processes. ...
  188 KB (24,387 words) - 21:37, 19 October 2010
• Living systems
  Living systems are open self-organizing living things that interact with their ... arising out of the ecological and biological sciences , ...
  3 KB (348 words) - 12:50, 5 October 2010
• Anthony Wilden
  necessity of an ecosystemic or ecological approach to communication ... "General System Theory " (the first change being the "open-systems " or ...
  8 KB (1,115 words) - 19:47, 18 October 2010
• Uzbekistani parliamentary election, 2009â0132010 (section Ecological Movement)
  round system , while 15 seats were reserved for the country's ... Polls opened at 6 am Uzbekistan Time (0100 UTC and closed at 8 pm UZT ...
  11 KB (1,439 words) - 09:31, 30 May 2010
• Amazonica
  most important forest-based ecological system in the world for mankind ... This research and training institute, open to scientists and ...
  7 KB (983 words) - 19:38, 4 April 2010
• Microcosm (experimental ecosystem)
  Open or closed microcosms ... ecologists to study natural ecological processes. ... See also : Closed ecological system small closed and open ...
  2 KB (346 words) - 08:46, 22 September 2010
• Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Seals
  Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Seals is part of the Antarctic Treaty System . ... balance within the ecological system of Antarctica ...
  2 KB (198 words) - 23:25, 22 August 2010
• List of British Columbia Provincial Parks (section Ecological Reserves)
  and ecological reserves in the Gulf ... transferred to the national park system, ... Most ecological reserves, however, are open to the public ...
  35 KB (4,125 words) - 21:22, 11 March 2010
• List of estuaries of South Africa
  to large, permanently open systems, and coastal lakes connected to ... Apart from their ecological importance, estuaries are also popular sites ...
  26 KB (3,983 words) - 16:52, 19 October 2010
• National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
  The National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis is a research center of ... dynamic simulation, and visualization of ecological systems. ...
  4 KB (578 words) - 20:32, 11 October 2010
• Deforestation (section Ecological)
  Ecological ... appears in the Mesolithic period It was probably used to convert closed forests into more open ecosystems favourable to game animals. ...
  74 KB (10,422 words) - 17:30, 18 October 2010
• Patch dynamics
  and habitat analysis that emphasizes dynamics of heterogeneity within a system (i.e. ... that ecological systems within landscapes are open, ...
  5 KB (682 words) - 01:56, 13 September 2010
• Living systems theory
  Living systems theory is a general theory about the existence of all living system ... and above living systems ecological, planetary and solar ...
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i.e. 2 of 2; Closed ecologic system

• 1. Closed ecological system: a literature survey

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     North American Aviation, inc. Space and Information Systems Divisions, Technical Information Center - 1961 - 33 pages - No preview books.google.com

  2. Waste-recovery processes for a closed ecological system: a special ... - Page 4

     Wesley O. Pipes, Armed Forces-NRC Committee on Bio-astronautics - 1961 - 22 pages - Full view »6) This figure is obviously much too high to represent the liquid waste production to be expected in a closed ecological system in which total weight is minimized. A study of the minimum liquid waste production which could be expected ... books.google.com - More editions

  3. Encyclopedia of space and astronomy - Page 133

     Joseph A. Angelo - 2006 - 740 pages - Preview On a grand (macroscopic) scale, the planet Earth itself is a closed ecological system; on a more modest scale, ... Life scientists call a human- made closed ecological system that involves a combination of chemical, physical, ... books.google.com - More editions

  4. Manmade closed ecological systems - Page 30

     G. M. Lisovsky, Robert David MacElroy - 2003 - 402 pages - Preview Summing up all arguments about the biosphere as the original for creating the artificial closed ecological system, we can conclude that at most it gives us an example of the elementary biological and physicochemical processes, ... books.google.com

  5. Environmental Biotechnology - Page 521

     Lawrence K. Wang, Joo-Hwa Tay, Volodymyr Ivanov - 2010 - 400 pages - Preview Closed Ecological Systems for Life Support A life support system that approaches complete internal sustainability and which is biologically-based is termed a closed ecological system, meaning that it is essentially materially closed, ... books.google.com

  6. The Facts on File dictionary of space technology - Page 68

     Joseph A. Angelo - 2004 - 474 pages - Preview Life scientists call a human-made closed ecological system that involves a combination of chemical, physical, ... This type of closed ecological system is sometimes called a controlled ecological life support system. closed loop Term ... books.google.com - More editions

  7. Gas regeneration and food production in a closed ecological system

     Jack Edgar Myers, Allan Harvey Brown, Armed Forces-NRC Committee on Bio-astronautics - 1961 - 13 pages - Snippet view PREFACE The Panel on Closed Ecological Systems of the Armed Forces --National Research Council Committee on Bio- Astronautics viewed the design of a closed ecological system as a problem of the synthesis of a complex system from a large ... books.google.com - More editions

  8. Gaseous exchange in a closed ecological system

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     Sheldon A. London, Arselus West, Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories (U.S.) - 1962 - No preview books.google.com

  9. A Symposium on Toxicity in the Closed Ecological System

     Minoru Honma, Harvey Joe Crosby, Lockheed Missiles and Space Company - 1963 - 325 pages - Snippet view books.google.com

  10. Simulating ecological and evolutionary systems in C - Page 23

      Will Wilson - 2000 - 301 pages - Preview The answer depends on at least one basic feature of the assumed ecological system - whether it is an open or closed system. A closed ecological system is one that is cut off entirely from the rest of the world, and population change is ... books.google.com

  Showing results for Closed ecological system. Search instead for the original terms: Closed ecologic system

Thats about all I can think of at the moment.

I will add my personal gatherings to some of this

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Comment yourselfs by email or on this post (this original post 10/20/2010 )

I will try and link any concepts that evolve out of this to

the filecabinet on my own page.

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Respectively, the stuff I've been talking about (above)

 follows below

from the concepts above.

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"Creative Energy" classical modernisms home "Arts and Sciences"

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Have you seen the model on the Yahoo! sign in page with all the social networking tatoos? I don't know who she is, or if the images are permanent, but if you haven't seen her you can try this link where I think she is one of four models; try and click there, if you want to.

 

 

 

·         Modernism Revisited: Participants Personal web page:

http://faculty.washington.edu/yomi. Back to the to ..

..and The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, New York,

in 1980. ... dedicated his creative energy in the film and television industry as ....

are Classical and Modern Chinese Poetry,

Comparative Poetics; Modernism East and West ... www.eastasian.ucsb.edu/projects/Modernism/participants.html

·  JazzAge Culture: Part III Aug 11, 2008 ... College of Arts and Sciences .... with emphasis on his classical and ragtime/jazz musical background. ... See, for instance, Jazz at Home--article on meaning of jazz, .... and creative energy that shook every field of artistic endeavor. ... Outselling the Modernisms of Men: Amy Lowell and the Art of ... faculty.pittstate.edu/~knichols/jazzage3.html - - Similar

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Modernist Aesthetics of â01CHomeâ01D in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway ...

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat by JH Strom - Related articles West interrogate and revise pre-war notions of â01Chomeâ01D and suggest a Modernist aesthetic of what it is to be both at â01Chomeâ01D and at home in the world. ... digitalarchive.gsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1082&context...

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The Artists of Yardley embrace their new home on

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Mar 31, 2010 ... With a lot of creative energy and well thought .... John adheres to a classical tradition of oil painting using the .... In January 1916, O'Keeffe arrived at the leading edge of American Modernism with her abstract .... Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences: National ... www.artistsofyardley.org/nl/AOY_NL_0310_v3.pdf

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Report of the Task Force on the Arts - Harvard Home

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View â01Carts and sciencesâ01Dâ014changes both in what they teach

·  and how they teachâ014have made ..... talent is rare, imagination,

·   wonder, and creative energy are ... www.harvard.edu/r/arts_report.pdf - Similar

·  Visual Culture and Evolution: An Online Discussion: 4/8: Art and ...

Apr 8, 2010 ... They also bridge not just the visual cultures that naturally unite the

·   arts and sciences, ..... that was close to his home in Aix-en-Provence; and,

·  consequently  ... the learning's of Modernism nor the inspirations for scientists

·  and .... apparently, bristled with a rare creative energy that didn't ... vcande.blogspot.com/.../48-art-and-visual-culture-leading-up-to.html -

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Expressions wayne state university

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View become a major center of modernist design, particularly in home ... vital

·  part of this creative energy and at ...... Monica Caldare '09 composed a classical

·  piece .... the University of Wyoming's College of Arts and Sciences. ... www.cfpca.wayne.edu/files/expressions17.pdf

·  USF 2008-2009 Undergraduate Catalog - Course Descriptions - I

... letters from the perspectives of three periods (classicism, romanticism,

·   and modernism), ... Selected topics in the liberal arts and sciences. ...

·   as its many potentials such as creative energy, diversity, and relational networks. ... www.ugs.usf.edu/catalogs/0809/cdI.htm -

·  Encyclopedia - Britannica Online Encyclopedia

The Conference on Religion, Literature and the Arts was sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and its Departments of Religious Studies and ... www.britannica.com/bps/browse/magazine/alpha/a/.../2009 - Cached

·  On Being in Several Rush/Pink Floyd Cover Bands . . . « Networkologies

Jun 9, 2010 ... Online Home of Christopher Vitale, Assistant Professor, Media and Critical/Visual ... they were more into blues/classic rock, but I was always a huge fan of .... My fingers still do the right things, but my creative energy is elsewhere. ... POST WIDELY: Dean Position Open, Liberal Arts and Sciences, ... networkologies.wordpress.com/.../on-being-in-several-rushpink-floyd-cover-bands/ -

 

 

 

 

EMOTION AND MIND
The energies of emotions in the environment may be at a parallel to the levels of  mind energies of your focus.
Separating the two may not be the answer so much as blending the two to the ballance of where they should be in focus of purity; that is of the combigned elements on either side of the fulcrum, impurities caused by the chemistry of the two; Linking e.g.s :, balance #1 (mind emotion "balance" "fulcrum" )    and  balance #2 (mind heart soul emotion "balance" "fulcrum" ) ; ANOTHER EXAMPLE  using search engines with keywords; i.e, on one hand the results (About 304 results) are from entering SCIENCE and ART with other keywords, and on the other hand, the other keywords are entered {"CLASSICAL" "MODERNISM" JESUS FATHER spirit "mind" "emotion" "balance"}, and the results(About 415 results) are without SCIENCE and ART. 

 

Manufacturing

creation  "common Manufacturing stages "

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METHOD OF DEFECT DETECTION BASED ON WAFER ROTATION

United States Patent Application 20080243292

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A method of identifying defect generating process of a plurality of lots of wafers

in a manufacturing environment is provided, wherein each lots of the wafers are

divided into a plurality of sub lots of wafers, and dividing all processes into groups

of manufacturing stages, the method comprises the steps of: assigning all the sub lots

a reference orientation to be processed in a first group of manufacturing stages; rotating

one or more of sub lots by designated combination of rotational angles with respect to

the reference orientation during each of the subsequent group of manufacturing stages;

detecting a defect pattern of the sub lots, wherein the defect pattern corresponds to a

rotational combination associated with the designated combination of rotational angles

of the sub lots and the number of the plurality of sub lots; and identifying the group of

manufacturing stages corresponding to the rotational combination.

 

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=creation++%22common+Manufacturing+stages+%22&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

 

Semiconductor devices and methods of forming the same - Patent ...

by S Kim - 2008 - Cited by 5 - Related articles
Jun 11, 2009 ... 2A-5E may be performed to form the line shaped openings 180 , and common manufacturing stages and features will not be repeated. ...
www.freepatentsonline.com/y2009/0148990.html - Cached

METHOD OF DEFECT DETECTION BASED ON WAFER ROTATION

by T Chiu - 2008
... then one can conclude that the defect is located within the common ...
www.freepatentsonline.com/y2008/0243292.html - Cached

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PROPOSAL FOR A MODULAR-TYPE KNEE-ASSISTIVE WEARABLE UNIT AND ...

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
by SH Lee - Related articles
especially in common manufacturing stages, has several limitations and difficulties in adapting to actual conditions, as the industrial field has but a ...
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Reed\'s High Rise Emergency Rescue Egress System
Reed - April, 2010 - 20100100244

Building management system and operating method thereof
Kim et al. - September, 2006 - 20060212175

 

ASTRONOMICALY

(Astro.com excert)Morin says astrologers have relied on planets to show, by nature alone, which of their analogical significations operate in a horoscope. A universal significator, however, does not distinguish among members of the category it rules; a planet by its nature signifies, without distinction, all its categorical meanings. To make the point, Morin quotes a question that the 16th-century astrologer Girolamo Cardano posed:

â026 Cardanus â026 states that Ptolemy introduced a great deal of confusion when he assigned several meanings to one significator, and made the Moon, for example, the significator of the body, the morals, the health, the wife, mother, daughters, maid-servants and sisters. Says Cardanus: â01CWhat then must be the condition of the Moon in the horoscope of one whose wife had died in childbirth but himself lived a long life, who had many healthy daughters but also maid-servants who ran away, who had a sound body but a mother who died young, and who himself showed a poor moral character?"⁶

Morin's Method of Determination - Astrodienst

In Morin's model, at creation the Author of Nature determined the nature and active ... This model of the relationship of cause, creative determination, ... www.astro.com/astrology/in_morin_e.htm

 

UNICORN iN MIND

In Greek mythology, Pegasus (ancient Greek à3A0à3AEà3B3à3B1à3C3à3BFà3C2 / Pegasos, Latin Pegasus) is one of the most known fantastical creatures in Greek mythology.

The symbolism of Pegasus varies with time, { 15:08, 19 October 2010} as a Wikipedia Article describes . Symbol of wisdom and especially of fame from the Middle Ages until the Renaissance, he became one symbol of the poetry and the creator of sources in which the poets come to draw inspiration, particularly in the nineteenth century. Pegasus is the subject of a very rich iconography, especially through the ancient Greek pottery and paintings and sculptures of the Renaissance. Personification of the water, solar myth, or shaman mount, Carl Jung and his followers have seen in Pegasus a profound symbolic esoteric in relation to the spiritual energy that allows to access to the realm of the gods on Mount Olympus. In the twentieth and twenty-first century, he appeared in movies, in fantasy, in video games and in role play, where by extension, the term Pegasus is often used to refer to any winged horse.  

www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=UNICORN+kjv&aq=f&aqi=g1&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

 

CREATION ENERGY

The Alpha  & The Omega

Todays News (10/20/2010)

10 Failed Doomsday Predictions

Earth in the Balance: 7 Crucial Tipping Points

Top 10 Ways to Destroy Earth

Original Story: End of the Earth Postponed

 

KJV

In The King James Bible the results for unicorns and translations and context are concise to the story, and the results linked here are just the general  keywords { Unicorn KJV } About 10,100 results

 

The Temple of God is on the sides of the north (Ps. 48:2 KJV). ... as a sign that the Spirit of the Lord dwelt over the Tent of Testimony and was with the Host ... which was a bull, but it was also later sometimes depicted as a unicorn. ...
www.ccg.org/english/s/p108.html

tHE FIRST Search Result The Meaning of Ezekiel's Vision (No. 108) 

 

DRESSAGE

dressage - classical dressage with Sylvia Loch

Dressage Classical dressage with SylviaLloch classical dressage is correct for the horse correct for you correct for that moment in time.
www.classical-dressage.net/ - Similar

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CHEMISTRY

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 And Finale, the Harmony

HARMONY (Classical)

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SOW WHAT...

So what would we like to see turned around?
I found little of my own interests within this post, so what.
A wise man can reason away, or a way...
So what I thought, about these two linked posts, at end, maybe somethings are within your reach in either. That also, either could jar some ideas related to things of your own.
My reasoning: For we know it is “not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts” (Zechariah 4:6). . .

The message of seed faith literally operates every success principle on the earth.

I am only suggesting you read this with some hope of a visual change for lasting things, and imagine at length-that-whatever~within a full cycle of seasons.
Remember when Noah told everyone it was going to rain, flood, and he was building an Arc? That was a first time (first rain, first time anyone went sailing there)....

So What, what about the areas where you already think that there needs to be somethings for the better...?
...Well,
...What Seeds Are Being Planted?

California state rock sparks legal battle
To some, serpentine symbolizes the state's Gold Rush years — to others, a deadly hazard. May lose official status
Related links
More on health risk Toxic California landfill Earth's hidden diamonds

This post continues....

Does the fool see this or does the fool percieve to believe that the wise can/and\or can not see, and with or without any choice?:
But what a fool believes he sees
No wise man has the power
to reason away
What seems to be
Is always better than nothing
There's nothing at all
But what a fool believes
he sees

Remember that God gives seed to the sower.
Release the seed from your hand, and He will give you more seed to sow and multiply the sown seed. Sow today and activate the law of the supernatural harvest that is coming your way!

Sow your seed with mighty expectation for today and the future!
Jesus promises, “Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again” (Luke 6:38).

For we know it is “not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts” (Zechariah 4:6). . .
Well, you see where I picked up that verse and applied it above.


Success at last: BP says cap stops leak
A crucial breakthrough cuts off the flow of oil in the Gulf of Mexico for the first time in months. Waiting period

So, what if we don't have any seeds?
I don't know.
So what if you enjoy what your eating?
Does it have seeds?

Thursday, July 15, 2010 Your Breakthrough to Better Health—Part 3
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The Miracle of Seed Faith, is a book by Todd Coontz with Dr. Oral Roberts.
It includes 31 life-changing principles
of seed faith and can help you fuel your turnaround!

Sow your seed with mighty expectation for today and the future,
for our Lord Jesus promises, “Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again” (Luke 6:38).


18th-century ship found at WTC site
Workers excavating the area make a stunning find 30 feet below the street. 'We're mostly clearing it by hand'


I looked to see what may be in others view or what their directing towards by keyword APICES, towards past subjects mentioned by the OLE_SHIP
blogs.

Or, possibly, there may even be contained some shared areas all ready;
but to the doubtful, anyone that reads this "sow what" could find similar sowing reasonings to an individuals given spiritual efforts, to undock and set sail.
From those points there could be a bearing to a way that this stems a draft
to drawn from another compass; A "turn-around", or just the right gust to adjust your own metaphorical "ship's masting".



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Thursday, July 8, 2010 Life Line "ARIZONA 1070" and Matthew 25 It would generate an attrac­tive power ...
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010 CULMINATIONS
APEX Key: "S:" = Show Synset (semantic) relations, "W:" = Show Word (iknowwhatyourthinking KeepitCleanplease)

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Because the media today and leaders seem to stress in a way that (for their own words say) "The use of the word “urgent” carries a new tone of, well, urgency," it seems to me that supposed formats have some asurance of the future directions the world may be headed for are at personal interests and your material lends to truth in history and theology can pair the fabrics of what may be more towards prophecy and "God's will" towards how should be behaving and what we should be conscientiously kneding into our faith, inspite of any vails that could prevent what we should behold today, and everyday, outside of expectations of what it will be like in Heaven.
When we think of the month of April, Easter comes to mind. Because of this, two of the three audios that we created this month discuss some important events that surrounded the resurrection of Jesus. Some of the pivotal characters at this time were the High Priests Annas, Caiaphas and Simeon. Simeon was the priest that held the baby Jesus inside the temple and believed he had witnessed the baby of prophesy: Christ.
The same question I applied to your april statement only for Our wonders, or my Wanders, is posed here of "in the Month of May";
though some of these I have never heard of, your ties to eplainatory details of Levi priests, Magi, and Jesus walk of world travels, remind me of time today that reflect ancient Huron enslaved for mining; timing importants detailed through star stories(I don't know if you have gotten-in on the astrological view) and also the New Moon/Moon phases/months names which is also hard to keep up with today as our Calendar seems to overlap in a way that every two week is the end of one and MIDDLE OF THE NEXT (OR visa~versa)
Trivial- Where 15 April 2010, Thursday-1st Biblical month, AbibThmonth has much to do with ..NEXT EXPECTED NEW MOON - 14 May 2010, Friday - Starts the 2nd Biblical month, Ziv
First possible sighting of this New Moon Crescent will be in the North Atlantic on 14 May 2010.It will not be seen in Jerusalem without optical aids on the 14th.It will not be seen from Australia or South Africa on the 14th.It will be easily seen in North America, Central America, and the north half of South America.

appeal to heaven

Jesus holds that appeal to me by God, that even as a man he has not foresaken us; he will never leave us; and thats just who he is.Anyway,The Bible's deciple-Paul wrote that in sincerity they preach but that only some were "gifted" if i can descibe it to be said with this meaning for my comparing explaination.

We have made it through the first month, April, 2010

THE LUNAR YEAR; CALENDAR (Jewish) Month Nissan - A Copy of an email, and an encyclopedia Calendar reference
Now that its just past the spring equinox, it may be a good time to reflect on the start of a new year, since it is by the age old Jewish calendar - a Lunar CalendarThe word moon and month share in an etymology equality in definition or meaning.
(saluting is not permitted-because all ranks have been stripped). Redford explains what he knows to the lad about the origin of the salute.As the midevil knights would pass they would hold the raeins of the horse in their near hand at left as they pass to the right, and with their right hand they would raise their visor to show that this is who they were; that they were not afraid; and that they were not the enemy.Jesus holds that appeal to me by God, that even as a man he has not foresaken us; he will never leave us; and thats just who he is.Anyway,The Bible's deciple-Paul wrote that in sincerity they preach but that only some were "gifted" if i can descibe it to be said with this meaning for my comparing explaination.

Encyclopedia Calendar reference:
: In its later history the nation of Israel adopted all 12 months of the Babylonian calendar as their civil calendar. But not all of the 12 months are listed in the Bible. The seven that occur are: Nisan, the first month (Neh 2:1); Sivan, the third month (Est 8:9); Elul, the sixth month (Neh 6:15); Chislev, the ninth month (Zech 7:1); Tebeth, the tenth month (Est 2:16); Shebat, the eleventh month (Zech 1:7); and Adar, the twelfth month (Ezra 6:15). The first month of this calendar also fell during the springtime.
The first month of the Hebrew calendar was in the spring, around March/April. ...Only four of these names are mentioned in the Old Testament.
The month Abib (Ex 13:4; 23:15) was the first month (around March/April), which was at the time of barley harvest. The word Abib means "ripening of grain" (Lev 2:14).

Now that its just past the spring equinox, it may be a good time to reflect on the start of a new year, From an email (excert)
..All throughout history, for thousands of years, people have celebrated the New Year as the sun is reborn and the days start to get longer. This has gone on in every culture on the planet. It is not just a nice time to have a party. Historians and archaeologists will tell you that the ancient peoples worshiped the sun because they see artifacts, inscriptions and manuscripts depicting these celebrations taking place just after the winter solstice.
The view of the ancient s worshiping the sun makes us think of them as primitive and simple-minded, thinking that the sun is God. However, this is not what was happening. They understood that there are cycles of time, that it is important in this life to be grateful for our existence and that this can have a profound effect on our lives in the future. It was from this gratefulness that sprang the practice of what we now call our 'New Year's Resolutions.' Because they were grateful for everything that God and the Heavens had allowed them to be a part of (our existence here on Earth), they understood that it was necessary to act. It's not good enough to just be grateful; you have to put that into action. They strove to make the world a better place...
(BREAK FROM EMAIL - SEE an year old post about resolution:
Aint To Heavy, A "New Resolution" Thats Tuffer To Avoid Than To Make! )

(email continues:)
...This month we created some very important audios. The first was on Isaac Newton. Isaac Newton is famous throughout the world. However, most people don't know the whole story of who he was and how his famous mathematical and scientific laws came into being. You can watch TV shows about him but they all fail to capture the "real" Isaac Newton. This is an amazing story of the merger of religion and science formulating a new era of thinking similar to that of the time of Pythagoras!
The next was about the three wisemen (listen to this one first).
When we think of the birth of Christ, one of the things that comes to mind is the visit from the three wisemen. We know the version of the story from the bible, but now we have their personal accounts of what happened. These texts come from the Vatican Library.
The last one is the second part to 'The Three Wisemen.'
Here the Egyptian Wiseman tells how Jesus was not meant to save the people from the Romans. He came to save the souls of man. The author also travels to the Jordan River and sees John the Baptist and Jesus.
These audios provide some much needed insight that you will thoroughly enjoy. To order them go to http://www.losttreasuresfromhistory.com/
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and From me
...Returning my Thank you and God bless to Chase Kimball


ENCYCLOPEDIA Calendar Units
The day - In calendar terms, the day is the smallest and most consistent unit of time. In the ancient world, the term day was used in two senses. It described a 24-hour period, as well as daylight in contrast to the night (Gen 1:5). The beginning point of the 24-hour day varied. The Bible contains references to the day beginning in the morning (Gen 19:34; Acts 23:32) as well as in the evening (Neh 13:19). In the time of the Roman Empire, the day may have begun at midnight, as indicated by the Gospel of John (4:6; 19:14).

The dawn was the twilight before sunrise (1 Sam 30:17; Matt 28:1). The evening was the late afternoon (Deut 16:6) between the day and the night (Jer 6:4; Prov 7:9), or it could mean literally "late" in the day (Mark 11:19) just before the stars came out (Neh 4:21). Noon was the end of the morning (1 Kings 18:26) which marked mealtime (Gen 43:16). Noon was also referred to as "midday" (Neh 8:3), "broad daylight" (Amos 8:9), and "heat of the day" (2 Sam 4:5).

The day was divided into three parts: evening, morning, and noon (Ps 55:17). Midnight was the midpoint of the night (Matt 25:6; Acts 20:7). In the Old Testament the night was divided into three watches (Judg 7:19; Ex 14:24), while it was divided into four watches in the New Testament (Matt 14:25; Mark 13:35). The term hour was used to mean "immediately" (Dan 3:6,15), or it could express the idea of one-twelfth of daylight (John 11:9).

The week - The week was a seven-day unit begun at the time of creation (Gen 1:31-2:2). The word week means "seven" (Gen 29:27; Luke 18:12). In the Bible the days of the week were called the "first day," "third day," and so forth (Gen 1:8-31; Matt 28:1), although the seventh day was known as "sabbath" (Ex 16:23; Matt 12:1). The day before the Sabbath was called "the Preparation Day" (Mark 15:42), and Christians referred to the first day of the week as "the Lord's Day" (Rev 1:10).

The month - The month was a unit of time closely tied to the moon. The Hebrew word for "month" also meant "moon" (Deut 33:14, NIV, NASB). The reason for the connection between the month and the moon is that the beginning of a month was marked by a new moon. The moon was carefully observed by the people of Bible times. When it appeared as a thin crescent, it marked the beginning of a new month.

The lunar month was about 29 days long. Therefore, the first crescent of the new moon would appear 29 or 30 days after the previous new moon. At times the crescent was not visible because of clouds. But this was allowed for with a rule that the new moon would never be reckoned as more than 30 days after the last new moon. This prevented too much variation in the calendar.

The year - The Hebrew word for year comes from the idea of change or repeated action. Thus the year expresses the concept of "a complete cycle of change." Due to the repeated seasons, man set up a calendar to account for yearly events and to alert him of the coming seasons. The calendar revolved around the agricultural cycles. Man observed the climatic changes and the length of days in his planting and harvesting. Religious festivals were also established to parallel the agricultural year. No major religious festival, for example, was celebrated during the busy harvest season. Man observed that there were four seasons and that the year was about 365 days long. Although the calendars were not always precise, adjustments were made periodically to account for the lack of precision.

Calendar Systems
In the Old Testament - The marking of time in Old Testament days revolved primarily around the months, seasonal religious festivals, and the year. The month was marked by the first appearance of the crescent of the new moon at sunset. The first day of each month was considered a holy day marked by special sacrifices (Num 28:11-15), and it was to be announced with the blowing of trumpets (Num 10:10; Ps 81:3).

Normally the months were designated numerically: first (Ex 12:2), second (Ex 16:1), third (Ex 19:1), fourth (2 Kings 25:3), fifth (Jer 28:1), sixth (1 Chron 27:9), seventh (Gen 8:4), eighth (Zech 1:1), ninth (Ezra 10:9), tenth (Gen 8:5), eleventh (Deut 1:3) and twelfth (Est 3:7).

The first month of the Hebrew calendar was in the spring, around March/April. In their early history the Israelites adopted Canaanite names for the months which were connected with agriculture and climate. Only four of these names are mentioned in the Old Testament. The month Abib (Ex 13:4; 23:15) was the first month (around March/April), which was at the time of barley harvest. The word Abib means "ripening of grain" (Lev 2:14). The month Ziv (1 Kings 6:1,37; Zif, KJV) was the second month (April/May). This word means "splendor," and it refers to the beauty of flowers blooming at that time. Ethanim (1 Kings 8:2) was the seventh month (September/October), which occurred during the rainy season. Bul (1 Kings 6:38) was the eighth month (October/November). Its name may have reference to "rain," since the eighth month was between the early and latter rains. These four names for the months were associated with the most important agricultural times of the year.

In its later history the nation of Israel adopted all 12 months of the Babylonian calendar as their civil calendar. But not all of the 12 months are listed in the Bible. The seven that occur are: Nisan, the first month (Neh 2:1); Sivan, the third month (Est 8:9); Elul, the sixth month (Neh 6:15); Chislev, the ninth month (Zech 7:1); Tebeth, the tenth month (Est 2:16); Shebat, the eleventh month (Zech 1:7); and Adar, the twelfth month (Ezra 6:15). The first month of this calendar also fell during the springtime.

Since Israel was an agricultural society, its calendar worked well for the people and their religious festivals. In the first month (coinciding with our March/April), the fourteenth day was Passover (Ex 12:18); the fifteenth day through the twentyfirst day was Unleavened Bread (Lev 23:6); the sixteenth day was Firstfruits (Lev 23:10-14), dedicating the first-ripe barley sprigs. The second month (April/May) marked the celebration of a later Passover, in case some had missed the first celebration (Num 9:10-11).

On the sixth day of the third month (May/June), the people celebrated Pentecost, which was also called the Feast of Weeks (Lev 23:15-22), in commemoration of the completion of the barley and wheat harvests. In the seventh month (September/ October), the first day was the Feast of Trumpets (Lev 23:23-25; Num 29:1), celebrating the New Year; the tenth day was the Day of Atonement (Lev 16:29-34; 23:26-32); the fifteenth to the twenty-second days were the Feast of Tabernacles or Ingathering (Lev 23:33-43) in commemoration of all the harvests of the year. Thus, the feasts revolved around the harvests.

With regard to the year, the Jewish historian Josephus stated that Israel had two New Years-the commercial New Year, which began in the fall (seventh month), and the religious New Year, which began in the spring (first month). Since the months were based on the lunar system and since each month averaged 29 1/2 days, the year would be 354 days, or 11 days short of the solar year. In just three years the calendar would be off more than a month.

To reconcile the lunar month with the solar year, Babylon had a sophisticated system where seven months would be added to the calendar over a 19-year cycle, resulting in an error of only two hours and four minutes by the end of the cycle.

This is remarkable accuracy for that day. Israel must have adjusted her calendar in a similar fashion by adding a "Second Adar" month whenever necessary.

Between the Testaments - During the period when the Greeks ruled the ancient world, the Seleucid calendar system was most widely used. Two basic systems were used for reckoning time in the Seleucid era-the Macedonian calendar and the Babylonian calendar. It is difficult to be dogmatic as to which system was used, but the Jewish people seem to have used the Macedonian calendar. This means the Seleucid era in Jewish history began on the first day of their seventh month, Tishri, about 15369 AD

In the New Testament - The New Testament contains no references to the Roman or Gentile calendar or to the Jewish calendar, except in speaking of the days of the week. There is also one reference to the "new moon" (Col 2:16). The Sabbath, Saturday, is mentioned about 60 times (for instance, Matt 12:1-12). The New Testament also mentions the "first day," Sunday (Mark 16:2; Luke 24:1; Acts 20:7; 1 Cor 16:2), "the Lord's Day," Sunday (Rev 1:10), and the "Day of Preparation," or "Preparation Day," Friday (Matt 27:62; Mark 15:42; Luke 23:54; John 19:14,31,42). However, these are references to the cultic aspects of the Jewish calendar. Frequent mention is made, especially in the Gospel of John, of the Passover (John 2:13,23; 6:4; 11:55; 12:1; 13:1; 18:39). Other festivals mentioned in the New Testament are Unleavened Bread (Matt 26:17; Mark 14:1,12), Pentecost (Acts 2:1; 20:16; 1 Cor 16:8), Feast of Tabernacles (John 7:2), and the Feast of Dedication (John 10:22).

Achievement And Unity

A poetic start for this post with an entry directing a look at achievement, of Hiawatha from LandmarkHistory.com; exert from story as titled "Dekanawida Myth & the Achievement of Iroquois Unity " , followed by Calendar exert of current date; and, some related random topics of the day -

Dekanawida Myth & the Achievement of Iroquois Unity
Iroquois
ca 1500s

http://landmarkhistory.com/Dekanawida_Myth___the_Achievement_of_Iroquois_Unity.htm

. . . North of the beautiful lake [Ontario] in the land of the Crooked Tongues, was a long winding bay and at a certain spot was the Huron town, Ka-ha-nah-yenh. Near by was the great hill, Ti-ro-nat-ha-ra-da-donh. In the village lived a good woman who had a virgin daughter. Now strangely this virgin conceived and her mother knew that she was about to bear a child. The daughter about this time went into a long sleep and dreamed that her child should be a son whom she should name Dekanawida. The messenger in the dream told her that he should become a great man and that he should go among the Flint people to live and that he should also go to the Many Hill Nation. . . . ....

So what about Capital Hill , another type of the many; the 'Hill Nation.

The following Calendar info stems from achievements making sense of the last post 13, 152, ... 3
To find some Native American History that reflects exactness with the Scriptures (which, also, ironicly notes keyword tag Labels: 25 or 6 to 4 )

The First Shabbat Celebrated (1313 BCE)
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Two days after the Jews crossed the Red Sea (see Jewish History for the 21st of Nissan) they arrived in Marah. There they received several commandments; one of them was to observe the Shabbat. The first Shabbat was observed on the 24th of Nissan.
Links:A Brief History of ShabbatShabbat Mega Site
Laws and Customs
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Count "Ten Days to the Omer" Tonight
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Tomorrow is the tenth day of the Omer Count. Since, on the Jewish calendar, the day begins at nightfall of the previous evening, we count the omer for tomorrow's date tonight, after nightfall: "Today is ten days, which are one week and three days, to the Omer." (If you miss the count tonight, you can count the omer all day tomorrow, but without the preceding blessing).
The 49-day "Counting of the Omer" retraces our ancestors' seven-week spiritual journey from the Exodus to Sinai. Each evening we recite a special blessing and count the days and weeks that have passed since the Omer; the 50th day is Shavuot, the festival celebrating the Giving of the Torah at Sinai.
Tonight's Sefirah: Tifferet sheb'Gevurah -- "Harmony in Restraint"
The teachings of Kabbalah explain that there are seven "Divine Attributes" -- Sefirot -- that G-d assumes through which to relate to our existence: Chessed, Gevurah, Tifferet, Netzach, Hod, Yesod and Malchut ("Love", "Strength", "Beauty", "Victory", "Splendor", "Foundation" and "Sovereignty"). In the human being, created in the "image of G-d," the seven sefirot are mirrored in the seven "emotional attributes" of the human soul: Kindness, Restraint, Harmony, Ambition, Humility, Connection and Receptiveness. Each of the seven attributes contain elements of all seven--i.e., "Kindness in Kindness", "Restraint in Kindness", "Harmony in Kindness", etc.--making for a total of forty-nine traits. The 49-day Omer Count is thus a 49-step process of self-refinement, with each day devoted to the "rectification" and perfection of one the forty-nine "sefirot."

Links:

How to count the Omer

The deeper significance of the Omer Count

Suggested reading

• DELILAH
  Indiah Edghill
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