| Thanks Newegg! dead motherboard [message #82081] |
Sat, 24 March 2007 13:31  |
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John [1]
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hing, emotionally speaking. And teenagers on these
> SSRIs occasionally become suicidal, and now we think maybe homicidal, too?
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> We've had this "War on Drugs" going for decades now,
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| Re: Thanks Newegg! dead motherboard [message #82108 is a reply to message #82097] |
Sun, 25 March 2007 09:26  |
Miguel Vigil [1]
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t for all of us.
>>> Again, I can do this without being part of a group hug.
>>>
>>>> Hubbard created secular organizations that target areas where people
>>>> need help: Narconon, one of the most effective drug rehab programs
>>>> available; Criminon, a very effective program used in many jails world
>>>> wide; Applied Scholastics, targeting illiteracy and education; and the
>>>> overarching one, The Way To Happiness Foundation which promotes the
>>>> book, The Way To Happiness, a group of pro-survival precepts to live by
>>>> to help people make good choices and improve their lives. I wrote a song
>>>> about that book you can listen to here http://www.billlorentzen.com.
>>>> Click on the link in the left column. We also have the Scientology
>>>> Volunteer Ministers who are active all over the world, notably after
>>>> 9/11 and Katrina. Type any of those organization names into Google and
>>>> you will find plenty of data.
>>>>
>>>> Bill L
>>> I think this is great and I'm not trying to slag Scientology here.
>>> Personally, I'm leery of all organized things. I even get paranoid when I
>>> see a row of ducklings following their mother .........except that they
>>> aren't ducklings......they are Roman centurions....and I know in the
>>> darkest depths of my soul that their mother just made the eat something
>>> horrible and they are *PISSED*!!!!!
>>>
>>> ;o)
>
>It is useful if you are using more than one controller, such as a
keyboard and a guitar controller or percussion controller and you don't
want to waste time plugging in a different cable all the time.
Bill L
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| Re: Thanks Newegg! dead motherboard [message #82118 is a reply to message #82108] |
Sun, 25 March 2007 12:09 |
John [1]
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ntology works? Hey, add it to the list. Or,
>> since it's a religion, get your pastoral counselors on hospital staffs.
>> Where I work, the pastoral department has dozens of
>> priests/ministers/rabbis, etc., to attend to the spiritual needs of
>> patients.
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>> I myself am a huge fan of Integrative Medicine, and Andrew Weil, who
>> "invented" it.
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>> Anyway, I think we're essentially in agreement -- people need to be
>> treated wholistically, effectively, and ethically.
>>
>> Sarah
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>> PS: When I was in my 20's, my IQ went from 124 to 162 after a few
>> "experiments" with psychedelics, but I don't think I'd recommend everyone
>> do that. :)
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>> "Bill L" <bill@billlorentzen.com> wrote in message news:4631f238@linux...
>>> Hi Sarah,
>>>
>>> Your replies are always thoughtful and I appreciate that.
>>>
>>> I agree with you (and so does Mr. Hubbard) that man is a composite
>>> entity: the spirit which decides, the mind which computes and the body
>>> which follows through. And in Scientology if the body is ill, it as
>>> given physical healing first, before spiritual.
>>>
>>> Hubbard was educated a an engineer and a scientist first. In the '30s he
>>> was involved with early atomic research at George Washington University,
>>> searching for answers in the minute energy particles of matter, but
>>> quickly realized where that was heading and that it did not contain the
>>> answers to man's problems.
>>>
>>> His solutions have always been practical - they had to work the majority
>>> of time and they had to be applicable by regular people. He gives an
>>> example that if a cure to a deadly disease cures a thousand but in the
>>> process kills 5, it is a good and practical solution. Regrettably there
>>> are few perfect solutions.
>>>
>>> In the case of psychiatry, their solutions are in the majority harmful,
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