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 “Cherish your vision and your dreams as they are the children

   of your soul; THE blueprints of your ultimate achievements.“

                                                                                                       Napoleon Hill

   The chances of an eruption that could happen "within days to within 

  weeks" if such activity continues, Renato Solidum, chief of the Philippine

  Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, told AFP.

  Taal's last eruption was in 1977, he added.

 ... where tectonic plates collide deep below the Earth's surface.

Ray Podder's [UN]manifesto comment that...



LOVE [IS] THE OPERATING SYSTEM

Those of you who have followed my own presence in cyberspace, over the last several years, will perhaps remember my declared anxiety about the mindset of economists and more particularly their seemingly complete disconnect with the fact that one of the major consequences of consequences of their own actions, is the fact that financial markets crash. It was during the early years @*zaadz, when I posted quite a lot about Gillian Tett, and her superb analysis of the complete disconnect of economists.

WHAT IF THE LOVE OF BUILDING ON BILDUNG…

DOTH continue to MANIFEST [IT]self

"Has there been a greater tale of sporting hubris? A seven-time

Tour De France champion, revered for overcoming cancer then raising

millions for charity, brought low by irrefutable allegations of doping.

Yet the rise and fall of Lance Armstrong is oddly unsatisfying for those

seeking a clichéd narrative. Now, as then, the man at its heart refuses to

play ball. The latest documentary about Armstrong, The Armstrong Lie

from film-maker Alex Gibney, corners but – rather like Errol Morris in

his recent profile of Donald Rumsfeld – fails to pin down this most

slippery and defiant of customers. In it, Armstrong shows himself to

be a master of the unrepentant apology, preferring to bully his inquisitor

into self-doubt rather than face his own demons"

                                                             …

    could [BE]come THE TEMPLATE of THE SOLUTION to OUR SURVIVAL ?

   “ALL IS in NATURE - WE ARE a CIRCUMSTANCE of NATURE - THE greatest

    bond in LIFE is LOVE, and that should receive a fuller understanding and

    BE the basis of RIGHTEOUSNESS in ALL dealings between man and woman.”

                                                                              Leonardo Da Vinci

      Global Change by Natural Design

    Posted on November 21, 2002



    This paper aims to…

[IT]'s PART of WHAT MAKES US HUMAN. We tell stories that shape our sense of the world. We have strong cultural narratives, like the story that technology will save us. Or that everything [IS] God's plan. Or that the end is nigh and we're on the brink of collapse. We also have strong personal narratives - those we tell ourselves about our lives and identity - maybe that we're a failure and our lives have come to naught, or that we're special enough that the limits that apply to others don't apply to us, or that human beings are so fundamentally evil that anyone's bold, imaginative thinking about a positive future is childish and naive. These narratives are so omnipresent that we often barely notice them, or notice the fact that they're stories - stories that might be inaccurate, or incomplete, or subject to change - even though they can dictate major decisions like who to vote for, where to live, and what work to do. …

HAPPEN • WHEN WE LISTEN TO and TELL STORIES

When we listen to a lecture about climate change, for example, with PowerPoint slides, graphs and bullet points, the parts of our brain that show we are listening and the part where words are processed both light up. But when we listen to a story, something very different happens. First of all, the same parts of the storyteller's brain and the listener's brain light up together. AND IF we are listening to a story in which someone kicks a ball, for example, the part of our brain that coordinates foot motion activates. That is, we experience the story rather than just absorbing information. We understand it more deeply. We retain it for longer.…

       of someone with my own particular physical and mental disposition,

       [BE]ing granted the privilege, as a passenger of  Spaceship Earth,

       to live my life according to the relevance of the poignant statement

       I AM THAT I AM, during this particularly important TIME of CRISIS.

       PLAN our WORK - WORK our PLAN - Let's CHANGE the WORLD

       AS Leonardo da Vinci's life-long friend Machiavelli concluded ...

       ”THERE IS nothing more difficult to carry…