Conscious Evolution | New Paradigm Digest Just received the following invite from Barbara Marx Hubbard, a friend and leader in conscious evolution, about an upcoming teleconference. Dearly Beloved Pioneers throughout the world, I write to celebrate our journey: We give thanks to be alive right NOW. When we see our situation with evolutionary eyes, we discover that the pattern of 13.7 billion years of evolution is a deep design of creation within ourselves, guided by a Cosmic Prime Directive: Create More Intelligent Life. We discover recurring patterns in the process: Problems are evolutionary drivers. In this moment, we are embodying our multi-billion year birth narrative pattern toward higher consciousness, greater freedom and more complex order. Then let us therefore dedicate this July 4th 2011 to learning from and following nature’s fabulous design. Let us envision celebrating such a Declaration on Dec. 22, 2012 as part of a planetary Birth Day – a day inaugurating a new era in human evolution. Barbara Marx Hubbard
Pseudopodia I would classify myself as being “highly productive” (or as someone once told me I’m a “worker bee”). The common question that I get from colleagues is something along the lines of “where do you find the time?” The simple answer is that the time is already there, I just might make more productive use of it than some other folks. I have a computer with me at all times during the workday, and I’m never far away from one at home, so my major working tool is a constant companion. “Getting Things Done” is both a methodology and a book about that methodology. As a system, “Getting Things Done” (or GTD, as it’s commonly referred to) is solid. If any of the above appeals to you, check out “Getting Things Done”. Post Script- One thing about “Getting Things Done” (the book): It was definitely written in an age where constant digital tools were still in their infancy (which is to say it was written about 10 years ago).
New Paradigm Thinking Scripps Ranch Senior High General Review Websites for all Biology Students:On-line Biology BookBioReviewThe Biology Project-University of ArizonaStudying Guides and Study StratagiesFun Biology Games to play after your Biology Homework is done!If you are a visual learner--these are great Biology Animations Does the University or College YOU want to attend accept AP Credit:AP Credit Policy (Caution, types of credit may vary and this list may not be complete)General Review Notes for AP Biology Students:Bozeman Biology Lecture Series – These are Great! SPECIFIC REVIEW BY TOPIC: Chemistry Biochemistry Basics pH Video Lecture:pH Water Video Lecture:Water Video Lecture:Chemical Bonds Amino Acids and Proteins Library of 3-D Molecular Structures Chemistry Tutorial ChemiCool Periodic Table WebElements Periodic Table Chemical Bonding Water Resources of the United States Protein Structures (cool but very complex) Macromolecules Cells Cell Size Cell Biology Basics Amazing Cells Cell Function Cell Membranes Cell Anatomy Fluid Mosaic Model Virus
Preventive medicine 101: Hospitals incorporate farmers markets into facilities Hospitals and health clinics have pharmacies for their patients, but why not add a place to pick up vegetables and fruits, too? After years of treating their clientele for the ravages of poor nutrition — obesity, Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and stroke — some doctors finally are catching on to the idea that prescribing carrots instead of pharmaceutical drugs might be a better option. It's preventive medicine 101. The Harris County Hospital District serving Houston, Texas, and its surroundings is among just a handful of health organizations that have incorporated a full-fledged farmers market into its facilities. The reasons are many: Most of the patients coming to its clinics are poor; their neighborhoods are largely devoid of grocery stores selling healthy foods and instead are filled with fast-food outlets and small shops selling snacks; and many of those people with access to supermarkets either cannot afford fresh foods there or do not understand basic nutrition.
ENSI/SENSI: Evolution/Nat.of Sci.Home Page 19 February 2017 ATTENTION, FILMMAKERS! A chance to make a film about evolution and win a prize! Scientists and science educators of all stripes -- students, postdocs, faculty, and full- or part-time science communicators -- are invited to enter the Seventh Annual Evolution Video Competition, sponsored by the Duke Initiative for Science & Society, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Society for the Study of Evolution, and the BEACON Center for the Study of Evolution in Action. To enter, please submit a video that explains a fun fact, key concept, compelling question, or exciting area of evolution research in three minutes or less. The finalists will be screened at the Evolution 2017 meeting in Portland, Oregon. For information about the contest, visit:
ChangeCycle.com BiologyJunction Explosive reports reveal HFCS in processed foods, ignored by FDA Why has the FDA ignored the fact that mercury, an element that is highly toxic in all forms, was found in a large number of brand-name processed foods? Specifically, the mercury content was found to be contained in high-fructose corn syrup, which also reportedly contains genetically modified ingredients. ~ Health Freedoms High-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is known to be a contributor to obesity and a number of serious health ailments, but very few health experts and medical publications ever discuss the highly toxic substance hiding within a large percentage of HFCS — mercury. Found in a large number of processed foods and sodas, mercury-containing HFCS is toxic in all forms and may be contributing to the rampant disease rates inside the United States and elsewhere. The presence of mercury in processed HFCS was first revealed through the results of two little-known U.S. studies. “Mercury is toxic in all its forms. Related posts:
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