http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 04:33:44 +0000 MyBB http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6392 Mon, 30 Jan 2012 08:10:45 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6392
Newt's got the weight, but I think his lack of mobility might hinder him
Ron Paul would get thrown and crushed in seconds
It's close between Mitt and Santorum, however. Mitt looks like a stronger guy but Santorum might have some tricks up his sleeve

What do YOU think???]]>
Newt's got the weight, but I think his lack of mobility might hinder him
Ron Paul would get thrown and crushed in seconds
It's close between Mitt and Santorum, however. Mitt looks like a stronger guy but Santorum might have some tricks up his sleeve

What do YOU think???]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6387 Sun, 22 Jan 2012 17:04:02 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6387
Nations’ entire production of goods and service products contribute to their GDPs but prices of individual products do not always reflect the entire goods and services that supported the production of those products.
Also individual product prices certainly do not reflect their productions’ inducement of additional goods or services productions.

All production contributes to producing nations’ gross domestic product, (GDP). The production is not statistically lost; but to the extent that production costs of globally traded goods are understated, nations’ global trade imbalances’ affects upon their GDPs are not fully attributed to global trade.

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For example governments often induce producers to establish their factories within their jurisdictions by granting them favorable tax considerations or providing infrastructure that’s particularly favorable to targeted enterprises. Governments and other non–profits often co-operate by favoring enterprises with research, loans of equipment, or access to their expertise. These production supports are of lesser or no cost to the favored enterprises and thus those enterprises products are lesser priced.

All of a nation’s production, (including production support that’s not reflected within produced products prices), are included within the producing nations’ GDPs.

But domestic production support not included within the supported export products are not to that extent attributed as exports’ contributions to the producing nation’s GDP.

Production of products can support or induce the production of other unrelated products.
For example increasing the production rate of export goods can increase the factory’s payroll and induce increasing revenues for local beauty parlor service products.
This is an additional example of exports additionally increasing the nation’s GDP but the addition is not attributed to the nation’s global trade.

[We cannot spend the same money twice. That’s why the GDP calculation formulas are reduced by the amount of the nation’s imports.
When U.S. purchasers perceiving their own individual benefits chose to purchase imported products their transaction reduces their nations’ GDPs. Trade surpluses increase their nations’ GDPs.]

Trade surpluses ALWAYS contribute and trade deficits are ALWAYS detrimental to their nations’ GDPs.
This is baked into the formula defining and calculating GDP; it is not matters of opinion.

Respectfully, Supposn]]>
Nations’ entire production of goods and service products contribute to their GDPs but prices of individual products do not always reflect the entire goods and services that supported the production of those products.
Also individual product prices certainly do not reflect their productions’ inducement of additional goods or services productions.

All production contributes to producing nations’ gross domestic product, (GDP). The production is not statistically lost; but to the extent that production costs of globally traded goods are understated, nations’ global trade imbalances’ affects upon their GDPs are not fully attributed to global trade.

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
For example governments often induce producers to establish their factories within their jurisdictions by granting them favorable tax considerations or providing infrastructure that’s particularly favorable to targeted enterprises. Governments and other non–profits often co-operate by favoring enterprises with research, loans of equipment, or access to their expertise. These production supports are of lesser or no cost to the favored enterprises and thus those enterprises products are lesser priced.

All of a nation’s production, (including production support that’s not reflected within produced products prices), are included within the producing nations’ GDPs.

But domestic production support not included within the supported export products are not to that extent attributed as exports’ contributions to the producing nation’s GDP.

Production of products can support or induce the production of other unrelated products.
For example increasing the production rate of export goods can increase the factory’s payroll and induce increasing revenues for local beauty parlor service products.
This is an additional example of exports additionally increasing the nation’s GDP but the addition is not attributed to the nation’s global trade.

[We cannot spend the same money twice. That’s why the GDP calculation formulas are reduced by the amount of the nation’s imports.
When U.S. purchasers perceiving their own individual benefits chose to purchase imported products their transaction reduces their nations’ GDPs. Trade surpluses increase their nations’ GDPs.]

Trade surpluses ALWAYS contribute and trade deficits are ALWAYS detrimental to their nations’ GDPs.
This is baked into the formula defining and calculating GDP; it is not matters of opinion.

Respectfully, Supposn]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6383 Tue, 03 Jan 2012 00:17:20 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6383
I just wrote a free online mini-tutorial for those who want to quickly learn how to use Keynote, a MAC application for creation of slide shows. The link to this short guide is:

http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/keynote.html

Feel free to share it with others.

A mini-tutorial for some MAC users

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Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikipedia)
http://csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/life/intro.html]]>
I just wrote a free online mini-tutorial for those who want to quickly learn how to use Keynote, a MAC application for creation of slide shows. The link to this short guide is:

http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/keynote.html

Feel free to share it with others.

A mini-tutorial for some MAC users

.........................................................
Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikipedia)
http://csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/life/intro.html]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6377 Wed, 21 Dec 2011 07:03:34 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6377 sir- stand up , who call her BUA JI
suddenly all boys stand up except one.
sir- why are you not standing
boy- because i am FUFA JI]]> sir- stand up , who call her BUA JI
suddenly all boys stand up except one.
sir- why are you not standing
boy- because i am FUFA JI]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6369 Tue, 13 Dec 2011 13:26:52 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6369 However, in such situation, the European elite is considering ability to give a chance to some different countries. The matter is about EU – Ukraine trade negotiations. For Ukraine it is new levels of trade, investment and growth and new kinds of economic freedom. So, what benefits will Europe receive?
First of all it needs to draw attention that joining Free Trade Area is a part of the Association Agreement: the Association Agreement could be the first of its kind under the European Neighborhood Policy. Meanwhile two controversial questions in EU-Ukraine relationship are faced: profitable trade partnership and political issue dealing with democracy violations. The great resonance was caused by the sentence of Ukrainian former Prime Minister, Julia Timoshenko.
The EU leaders raised concerns as to this verdict regarding it as a political move and expressed negative reaction. According to the President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek, strengthening the rule of law and a credible fight against corruption are essential not only for the conclusion of the Association Agreement by the end of the year and the deepening of EU-Ukraine relations, but also for the consolidation of democracy in Ukraine. He urged Ukraine to uphold the principles and common values that form the core of the Eastern partnership.
In turn, the High Representative foe Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton declared that Association Agreement is not conceived as a gift to Ukraine, or a gift to the EU. It is envisaged as a mutually beneficial contract sharing European values and standards, opening markets, modernizing and diversifying the Ukrainian economy and entrenching the rule of law and fundamental freedoms.
What kind of Agreement is that? A deal that will be a key for integration of economies, creation of new opportunities both for Ukrainian and European operators in all sectors of the economy. In short, this agreement offers a pathway to Ukraine's future prosperity. Support of eastern neighbors is to help them up the ladder to growth, to develop trade relations, and Free Trade Areas have been an instrument of choice in supporting partners' growth, throughout the world.
For example, in order to be exported towards the EU, Ukraine's dairy and meat products have to pay tariff duties but maybe more importantly to meet certain sanitary standards. It's all very well abolishing those tariff duties but if we don't help Ukrainian exporters meet the EU sanitary standards for milk or beef for example, then there will be no actual trade in those products.
So, in this agreement Europe will tackle such issues: Ukrainian laws and standards will become compatible with those of the European Union in trade-related areas. This is a very important chapter of approximation of legislation.
This means that Ukrainian manufacturers will meet EU norms and standards simply by respecting Ukraine's own rules and regulations. Coupled with the abolition of import duties already mentioned, this means that the barriers and costs of accessing the EU, the largest market in the world, could be swept aside.
The coverage of this trade package within the Association Agreement with Ukraine will also be exceptionally broad – including issues like the rules on public purchasing or on competition. This means that the laws, standards and eventually also practices on government procurement and competition will be sufficiently similar in the Ukraine to the ones of the EU. In negotiating this type of deal, the EU is making an unprecedented offer of deep integration with its own market. The aim is creation of a modern, transparent and predictable environment for consumers, investors and business people in both markets.
In the European Parliament it should be reminded this trade relations operate in the broader political context of overall relationship with Ukraine so that recent developments in Kiev have put all negotiations into question. But as High Representative Ashton said they should not walk away and should continue talking. Their offer of concluding the trade negotiations as part of the Association Agreement with Ukraine should remain on the table.
It is really important, that in the face of economic challenges, Europe has the courage and confidence not to retreat into the false security of protectionist tendencies. Not for us the cold comfort of closed markets – because all we know the risks that this runs. Instead we are outward looking and opening opportunities through trade.
So, the trade negotiations with Ukraine are a perfect example of a win-win outcome. The deep and comprehensive free trade area, envisaged in the context of the Association Agreement, will be of mutual economic benefit both to the EU and Ukraine. It will open each others' markets, it would modernize and diversify Ukraine's economy, and, most important of all, it will be a milestone in sharing common European values and standards; and in the coming days or weeks the political context can be created for this deal to materialize.
Winfried Schneider-Deters for 30 years served as director of various bilateral and regional cooperation projects of Friedrich Ebert Foundation in South America, South Korea, Eastern Germany, Central Asia and in the Southern Caucasus and, from 1996 to 2000, in Ukraine. In Germany, he is a frequent commentator on contemporary Ukrainian affairs.

http://euronewsweek.net/index.php/politi...-in-the-eu]]> However, in such situation, the European elite is considering ability to give a chance to some different countries. The matter is about EU – Ukraine trade negotiations. For Ukraine it is new levels of trade, investment and growth and new kinds of economic freedom. So, what benefits will Europe receive?
First of all it needs to draw attention that joining Free Trade Area is a part of the Association Agreement: the Association Agreement could be the first of its kind under the European Neighborhood Policy. Meanwhile two controversial questions in EU-Ukraine relationship are faced: profitable trade partnership and political issue dealing with democracy violations. The great resonance was caused by the sentence of Ukrainian former Prime Minister, Julia Timoshenko.
The EU leaders raised concerns as to this verdict regarding it as a political move and expressed negative reaction. According to the President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek, strengthening the rule of law and a credible fight against corruption are essential not only for the conclusion of the Association Agreement by the end of the year and the deepening of EU-Ukraine relations, but also for the consolidation of democracy in Ukraine. He urged Ukraine to uphold the principles and common values that form the core of the Eastern partnership.
In turn, the High Representative foe Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton declared that Association Agreement is not conceived as a gift to Ukraine, or a gift to the EU. It is envisaged as a mutually beneficial contract sharing European values and standards, opening markets, modernizing and diversifying the Ukrainian economy and entrenching the rule of law and fundamental freedoms.
What kind of Agreement is that? A deal that will be a key for integration of economies, creation of new opportunities both for Ukrainian and European operators in all sectors of the economy. In short, this agreement offers a pathway to Ukraine's future prosperity. Support of eastern neighbors is to help them up the ladder to growth, to develop trade relations, and Free Trade Areas have been an instrument of choice in supporting partners' growth, throughout the world.
For example, in order to be exported towards the EU, Ukraine's dairy and meat products have to pay tariff duties but maybe more importantly to meet certain sanitary standards. It's all very well abolishing those tariff duties but if we don't help Ukrainian exporters meet the EU sanitary standards for milk or beef for example, then there will be no actual trade in those products.
So, in this agreement Europe will tackle such issues: Ukrainian laws and standards will become compatible with those of the European Union in trade-related areas. This is a very important chapter of approximation of legislation.
This means that Ukrainian manufacturers will meet EU norms and standards simply by respecting Ukraine's own rules and regulations. Coupled with the abolition of import duties already mentioned, this means that the barriers and costs of accessing the EU, the largest market in the world, could be swept aside.
The coverage of this trade package within the Association Agreement with Ukraine will also be exceptionally broad – including issues like the rules on public purchasing or on competition. This means that the laws, standards and eventually also practices on government procurement and competition will be sufficiently similar in the Ukraine to the ones of the EU. In negotiating this type of deal, the EU is making an unprecedented offer of deep integration with its own market. The aim is creation of a modern, transparent and predictable environment for consumers, investors and business people in both markets.
In the European Parliament it should be reminded this trade relations operate in the broader political context of overall relationship with Ukraine so that recent developments in Kiev have put all negotiations into question. But as High Representative Ashton said they should not walk away and should continue talking. Their offer of concluding the trade negotiations as part of the Association Agreement with Ukraine should remain on the table.
It is really important, that in the face of economic challenges, Europe has the courage and confidence not to retreat into the false security of protectionist tendencies. Not for us the cold comfort of closed markets – because all we know the risks that this runs. Instead we are outward looking and opening opportunities through trade.
So, the trade negotiations with Ukraine are a perfect example of a win-win outcome. The deep and comprehensive free trade area, envisaged in the context of the Association Agreement, will be of mutual economic benefit both to the EU and Ukraine. It will open each others' markets, it would modernize and diversify Ukraine's economy, and, most important of all, it will be a milestone in sharing common European values and standards; and in the coming days or weeks the political context can be created for this deal to materialize.
Winfried Schneider-Deters for 30 years served as director of various bilateral and regional cooperation projects of Friedrich Ebert Foundation in South America, South Korea, Eastern Germany, Central Asia and in the Southern Caucasus and, from 1996 to 2000, in Ukraine. In Germany, he is a frequent commentator on contemporary Ukrainian affairs.

http://euronewsweek.net/index.php/politi...-in-the-eu]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6351 Tue, 06 Dec 2011 03:33:46 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6351

Some of you might be interested in an article (about a new invention) I have posted. The link is:

http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-new...new-jersey

It is an entry for a writing contest. Please post your comments at their website. Please evaluate this short article; it was written with general public in mind. Feel free to forward the above link to anyone who might be interested.

Thank you in advance,

Ludwik Kowalski]]>

Some of you might be interested in an article (about a new invention) I have posted. The link is:

http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-new...new-jersey

It is an entry for a writing contest. Please post your comments at their website. Please evaluate this short article; it was written with general public in mind. Feel free to forward the above link to anyone who might be interested.

Thank you in advance,

Ludwik Kowalski]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6344 Thu, 01 Dec 2011 19:51:06 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6344 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6342 Sun, 27 Nov 2011 23:52:28 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6342
My mini-book about using Kindle is available at:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006E4PBK0

It describes only those basic tasks which I actually performed. The title is KINDLE HOW-TO: NOTES TO SHARE; the price is less than one dollar. Each short note describes a different task, as shown below:

Table of Contents
Introduction
Note 1: Kindle's keys and buttons
Note 2: How durable are Kindle's batteries?
Note 3: Extracting text from a Kindle book
Note 4: Kindle's wireless channels
Note 5: Private documents on Kindle
Note 6: Archiving my Kindle books
Note 7: Finding a phrase in my Kindle book
Note 8: Grouping Kindle books into collections
Note 9: Reading Kindle books on my computer
Note 10: Writing Kindlle books

Being a beginner I would like to know what more knowledgeable people think about this mini-book. If you are one of such people then contact me by email at

kowalskiL@mail.montclair.edu

and I will send you the mini-book in Word format. Your comments will help me to improve the book. Yes, I am contemplating a second edition, after becoming more knowledgeable. Please share the link with those who might be interested.]]>
My mini-book about using Kindle is available at:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006E4PBK0

It describes only those basic tasks which I actually performed. The title is KINDLE HOW-TO: NOTES TO SHARE; the price is less than one dollar. Each short note describes a different task, as shown below:

Table of Contents
Introduction
Note 1: Kindle's keys and buttons
Note 2: How durable are Kindle's batteries?
Note 3: Extracting text from a Kindle book
Note 4: Kindle's wireless channels
Note 5: Private documents on Kindle
Note 6: Archiving my Kindle books
Note 7: Finding a phrase in my Kindle book
Note 8: Grouping Kindle books into collections
Note 9: Reading Kindle books on my computer
Note 10: Writing Kindlle books

Being a beginner I would like to know what more knowledgeable people think about this mini-book. If you are one of such people then contact me by email at

kowalskiL@mail.montclair.edu

and I will send you the mini-book in Word format. Your comments will help me to improve the book. Yes, I am contemplating a second edition, after becoming more knowledgeable. Please share the link with those who might be interested.]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6320 Wed, 16 Nov 2011 21:50:18 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6320 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6315 Sun, 13 Nov 2011 18:31:32 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6315
1) Inspired by The New York Times article about Kindle publishing (October 24, 2011), I prepared the third edition of my "Tyranny to Freedom ..."  book, submitted the manuscript and the book was on the market in less than 24 hours. It costs only $0.99, the lowest permissible price. By the way, there are no shipping charges for Kindle books, delivered via Wi-Fi.

2) Those who want to learn from my limited technical experience producing a Kindle book are invited to visit this website:

http://csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/kindle/toc1.html
3) Will kindle devices replace traditional books? I do not think so. But many people say that I am wrong.
Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikopedia)
.]]>
1) Inspired by The New York Times article about Kindle publishing (October 24, 2011), I prepared the third edition of my "Tyranny to Freedom ..."  book, submitted the manuscript and the book was on the market in less than 24 hours. It costs only $0.99, the lowest permissible price. By the way, there are no shipping charges for Kindle books, delivered via Wi-Fi.

2) Those who want to learn from my limited technical experience producing a Kindle book are invited to visit this website:

http://csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/kindle/toc1.html
3) Will kindle devices replace traditional books? I do not think so. But many people say that I am wrong.
Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikopedia)
.]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6283 Fri, 04 Nov 2011 09:06:18 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6283
P.S.

I'm voting for Michele Bachmann for the GOP nomination.]]>
P.S.

I'm voting for Michele Bachmann for the GOP nomination.]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6266 Tue, 01 Nov 2011 16:27:28 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6266 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6178 Mon, 24 Oct 2011 22:36:51 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6178 injected spam!!! Can the moderators use some sort of filters? Even the social netowks are compressed
by spam! We need to do something about this!]]> injected spam!!! Can the moderators use some sort of filters? Even the social netowks are compressed
by spam! We need to do something about this!]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6151 Mon, 24 Oct 2011 04:11:22 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=6151
The last issue of Montclarion, a student newspaper at Montclair State University, published an article of Grover Furr, about the Occupy Wall Street movement:

http://www.themontclarion.org/archives/3740261

Yes, rich people always want to be richer and richer. This is unfortunate; no one knows how to stop this, without taking away constructive motivation. What fraction of Bill Gates' fortune is consumed and what fraction is productively invested? My guess is that the first fraction is much less than 10%, and that he is not a rare exception.

What does Professor Furr have to offer us? Consider a complex machine which works but not perfectly. Anyone can destroy it; no advanced knowledge is usually needed to accomplish this. But one has to be highly knowledgeable in order to repair it, or to design a better replacement. I am thinking about sophisticated engines, airplanes, TV sets, X ray scanners, computers, airconditioners, oil refineries, etc.

The same is true for an economic system. No system is perfect; but some are more efficient than others. Trying to destroy US capitalism  without offering something better is likely to create a lot of misery. I am thinking about what Lenin and Stalin did, as decribed in my two short books. These books are now freely available online; the links are at:

http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/links.html

Note that even now, one hundred years after the Soviet revolution, standards of living in Russia are much lower than in the US, and in other western countries.

Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikipedia)
.]]>
The last issue of Montclarion, a student newspaper at Montclair State University, published an article of Grover Furr, about the Occupy Wall Street movement:

http://www.themontclarion.org/archives/3740261

Yes, rich people always want to be richer and richer. This is unfortunate; no one knows how to stop this, without taking away constructive motivation. What fraction of Bill Gates' fortune is consumed and what fraction is productively invested? My guess is that the first fraction is much less than 10%, and that he is not a rare exception.

What does Professor Furr have to offer us? Consider a complex machine which works but not perfectly. Anyone can destroy it; no advanced knowledge is usually needed to accomplish this. But one has to be highly knowledgeable in order to repair it, or to design a better replacement. I am thinking about sophisticated engines, airplanes, TV sets, X ray scanners, computers, airconditioners, oil refineries, etc.

The same is true for an economic system. No system is perfect; but some are more efficient than others. Trying to destroy US capitalism  without offering something better is likely to create a lot of misery. I am thinking about what Lenin and Stalin did, as decribed in my two short books. These books are now freely available online; the links are at:

http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/links.html

Note that even now, one hundred years after the Soviet revolution, standards of living in Russia are much lower than in the US, and in other western countries.

Ludwik Kowalski (see Wikipedia)
.]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5937 Fri, 21 Oct 2011 03:29:32 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5937 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5920 Thu, 20 Oct 2011 22:36:10 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5920
David.

I am new on the forum and just wanted to say hello

cheers

BTW: [url=]Vps[/url] in Spain]]>
David.

I am new on the forum and just wanted to say hello

cheers

BTW: [url=]Vps[/url] in Spain]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5912 Thu, 20 Oct 2011 19:53:17 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5912
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P.S.: That's what destiny ....]]>
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P.S.: That's what destiny ....]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5864 Wed, 19 Oct 2011 23:45:30 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5864 By Mark Chapman, Jr.

Hi everyone, I am Mark Chapman, Jr. and I love writing about some of the things I do in real life. Reading a good book is relaxing and fun. Books about nature and the outdoors are my favorites. Following developments in business is a daily pursuit–reading the local newspaper and U S A today keeps me well informed. Golfing, boating, fishing and power walks keep me relaxed, alert, and physically fit.
My first two books were family genealogy, one for my wife’s family and one for mine. The third book was Bible-based counseling. Counseling became a labor of love for me and I worked ten years as a mental health counselor, and three years as a school counselor. I became interested in counseling while on active duty in the navy. I was a medic or hospital corpsman and was assigned collateral duty to observe patients coming through sick call for abnormal behaviors and refer them to the Chaplain for counseling.
My primary job was medical laboratory director (this was my fifteenth year in the navy) for our field hospital. In my seventh year in the navy, I reported to the USS Randolph–an aircraft carrier and was in charge of the Medical Laboratory. The billet called for one Medical Laboratory technician–and I was allowed one assistant.
Together, we provided laboratory service to “task group
Alpha”– USS Randolph’s antisubmarine warfare group–of two submarines and seven destroyers. We provided a complete hospital with lab, pharmacy, x-ray, optical, and other departments. This (in my 15th year) is when and where I decided to become a counselor or psychologist.
I was about four years away from retirement. Now, after counseling thousands of patients, I feel very satisfied that I have made a difference in their lives. Bible-based counseling was my doctoral dissertation in Christian counseling written in my tenth year of counseling.
My fourth book: The Rise and Greed of Multinational Landlords(also known as the old landlord’s playbook), was written in the summer of 2008 when gas prices peaked to $4.00 a gallon. The first half of the book is autobiographical–about my early days growing up on a farm in eastern North Carolina’s coastal plain(and learning how the old landlords get rich–at the expense of the most vulnerable in our society.
The second half of the book is about the alternative fuels America should develop and produce to get our country off foreign oil. The alternative fuels I discuss in the book are: cellulosic ethanol–it does not have to be made from corn as most ethanol is in this country. It can be made from switch grass, corn stalks, saw dust, garbage-which is 90% cellulose, and municipal waste. Other alternative fuels include solar, wind, geothermal, ocean currents, hydrogen, fuel cells, and nuclear power.
Finally, there are four poem books that I co-authored with I. C. E., this is his pen name. You will see it in all four books. I. C. E. enjoys reading and writing poetry. He relaxes and stays physically fit by walking in parks, and alongside rivers and streams. He also works out two or three times a week. During his college years, I. C. E. excelled in English, literature, Biblical studies, and Christian leadership.
Two of the poem books are spiritual and Inspirational: Reflections of My Soul, and Oh how Lovely Christmas Is. The third is a Study guide for Reflections of My Soul poem book. It has 112 questions, 56 multiple choice and 56 essay type. There is at least one scriptural reference for each poem, and an answer key in the back of the study guide for the multiple choice questions. The study guide is a great supplement for sunday school and vacation Bible school.
The fourth poem book: In Honor of God, Country, and Family, is a book of mostly patriotic poems that follows the yearly calendar from January through December. The first poem is for new year’s day. The most unique feature of this book is that each holiday poem is introduced by giving the history behind and reason for each holiday or special day. An example of some of these patriotic poems is one for Memorial day, Independence day, Armistice day, and Veterans day.
There are poems honoring George Washington’s birthday, Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday. There are poems for Easter, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Earth day. Poems for Mothers’, Fathers’, and Grand parents’ day. We close the global calendar with poems honoring Labor day, Veterans’ day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. May God Bless America–from the highest Mountain, and from Sea to Shining Sea.
To learn more: Click on the buy books button. First column; paperbacks, second; nook e-books, third; kindle–e-books.
Tagged with: The Four Poem Books Are Titled Reflections A lovely Christmas Reflections Workbook And In Honor Of God Country And Family]]> By Mark Chapman, Jr.

Hi everyone, I am Mark Chapman, Jr. and I love writing about some of the things I do in real life. Reading a good book is relaxing and fun. Books about nature and the outdoors are my favorites. Following developments in business is a daily pursuit–reading the local newspaper and U S A today keeps me well informed. Golfing, boating, fishing and power walks keep me relaxed, alert, and physically fit.
My first two books were family genealogy, one for my wife’s family and one for mine. The third book was Bible-based counseling. Counseling became a labor of love for me and I worked ten years as a mental health counselor, and three years as a school counselor. I became interested in counseling while on active duty in the navy. I was a medic or hospital corpsman and was assigned collateral duty to observe patients coming through sick call for abnormal behaviors and refer them to the Chaplain for counseling.
My primary job was medical laboratory director (this was my fifteenth year in the navy) for our field hospital. In my seventh year in the navy, I reported to the USS Randolph–an aircraft carrier and was in charge of the Medical Laboratory. The billet called for one Medical Laboratory technician–and I was allowed one assistant.
Together, we provided laboratory service to “task group
Alpha”– USS Randolph’s antisubmarine warfare group–of two submarines and seven destroyers. We provided a complete hospital with lab, pharmacy, x-ray, optical, and other departments. This (in my 15th year) is when and where I decided to become a counselor or psychologist.
I was about four years away from retirement. Now, after counseling thousands of patients, I feel very satisfied that I have made a difference in their lives. Bible-based counseling was my doctoral dissertation in Christian counseling written in my tenth year of counseling.
My fourth book: The Rise and Greed of Multinational Landlords(also known as the old landlord’s playbook), was written in the summer of 2008 when gas prices peaked to $4.00 a gallon. The first half of the book is autobiographical–about my early days growing up on a farm in eastern North Carolina’s coastal plain(and learning how the old landlords get rich–at the expense of the most vulnerable in our society.
The second half of the book is about the alternative fuels America should develop and produce to get our country off foreign oil. The alternative fuels I discuss in the book are: cellulosic ethanol–it does not have to be made from corn as most ethanol is in this country. It can be made from switch grass, corn stalks, saw dust, garbage-which is 90% cellulose, and municipal waste. Other alternative fuels include solar, wind, geothermal, ocean currents, hydrogen, fuel cells, and nuclear power.
Finally, there are four poem books that I co-authored with I. C. E., this is his pen name. You will see it in all four books. I. C. E. enjoys reading and writing poetry. He relaxes and stays physically fit by walking in parks, and alongside rivers and streams. He also works out two or three times a week. During his college years, I. C. E. excelled in English, literature, Biblical studies, and Christian leadership.
Two of the poem books are spiritual and Inspirational: Reflections of My Soul, and Oh how Lovely Christmas Is. The third is a Study guide for Reflections of My Soul poem book. It has 112 questions, 56 multiple choice and 56 essay type. There is at least one scriptural reference for each poem, and an answer key in the back of the study guide for the multiple choice questions. The study guide is a great supplement for sunday school and vacation Bible school.
The fourth poem book: In Honor of God, Country, and Family, is a book of mostly patriotic poems that follows the yearly calendar from January through December. The first poem is for new year’s day. The most unique feature of this book is that each holiday poem is introduced by giving the history behind and reason for each holiday or special day. An example of some of these patriotic poems is one for Memorial day, Independence day, Armistice day, and Veterans day.
There are poems honoring George Washington’s birthday, Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday. There are poems for Easter, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Earth day. Poems for Mothers’, Fathers’, and Grand parents’ day. We close the global calendar with poems honoring Labor day, Veterans’ day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. May God Bless America–from the highest Mountain, and from Sea to Shining Sea.
To learn more: Click on the buy books button. First column; paperbacks, second; nook e-books, third; kindle–e-books.
Tagged with: The Four Poem Books Are Titled Reflections A lovely Christmas Reflections Workbook And In Honor Of God Country And Family]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5860 Wed, 19 Oct 2011 22:51:04 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5860 Uri Geller could give evidence for telepathy at Stanford University.

2. At Edinburgh University, experts conducted controlled experiments to see if telepathy is possible.
The Edinburgh University Koestler Lab could never confirm if telepathy works but they never did any experiment on Vinko Rajic
or Uri Geller, maybe they do not want to find that what are they looking for.


3. James Randi offer 1000000$ for any paranormal evidence, but Vinko and Uri can use telepathy or maybe NOT?

4. CIA's "remote viewing" , "Stargate Project", the ability to psychically "see" events, sites,
or information from a great distance.
Actually there is not evidence that this would be possible. Telepathic people like Vinko Rajic never know who is
sending to them. Human brains have not any number and is maybe impossible to know from which head you are receiving and to
which head you are sending. Theoretical this is impossible to localize someone on very long distance and connect it.

5. Grigori Rasputin , "the Mad Monk". There is evidence that he could use paranormal mind control.
Rasputin's influence over the royal family was used against him and the Romanovs by politicians and journalists who
wanted to weaken the integrity of the dynasty, force the Tsar to give up his absolute political power and separate the
Russian Orthodox Church from the state.
On November 19, 1916, Purishkevich made a rousing speech in the Duma, in which he stated,
"The tsar's ministers who have been turned into marionettes, marionettes whose threads have been taken firmly in hand by Rasputin
and the Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna , the evil genius of Russia and the tsaritsa .

6. What is Schizophrenia? Schneider's symptoms of the first rank:

- Audible thoughts
- Voices heard arguing
- Voices heard commenting on one’s actions
- The experience of influences playing on the body
- Thought withdrawal and other interference with thought
- Diffusion of thought
- Delusional perception
- Feelings, impulses and volitional acts experienced as the work or influence of others

Using telepathy you can create most of "Schneider's symptoms of the first rank" on Vinko Rajic.


Why they do not do research on Vinko Rajic or on some other telepath and publish that?
Also telepathy is possible???????????]]> Uri Geller could give evidence for telepathy at Stanford University.

2. At Edinburgh University, experts conducted controlled experiments to see if telepathy is possible.
The Edinburgh University Koestler Lab could never confirm if telepathy works but they never did any experiment on Vinko Rajic
or Uri Geller, maybe they do not want to find that what are they looking for.


3. James Randi offer 1000000$ for any paranormal evidence, but Vinko and Uri can use telepathy or maybe NOT?

4. CIA's "remote viewing" , "Stargate Project", the ability to psychically "see" events, sites,
or information from a great distance.
Actually there is not evidence that this would be possible. Telepathic people like Vinko Rajic never know who is
sending to them. Human brains have not any number and is maybe impossible to know from which head you are receiving and to
which head you are sending. Theoretical this is impossible to localize someone on very long distance and connect it.

5. Grigori Rasputin , "the Mad Monk". There is evidence that he could use paranormal mind control.
Rasputin's influence over the royal family was used against him and the Romanovs by politicians and journalists who
wanted to weaken the integrity of the dynasty, force the Tsar to give up his absolute political power and separate the
Russian Orthodox Church from the state.
On November 19, 1916, Purishkevich made a rousing speech in the Duma, in which he stated,
"The tsar's ministers who have been turned into marionettes, marionettes whose threads have been taken firmly in hand by Rasputin
and the Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna , the evil genius of Russia and the tsaritsa .

6. What is Schizophrenia? Schneider's symptoms of the first rank:

- Audible thoughts
- Voices heard arguing
- Voices heard commenting on one’s actions
- The experience of influences playing on the body
- Thought withdrawal and other interference with thought
- Diffusion of thought
- Delusional perception
- Feelings, impulses and volitional acts experienced as the work or influence of others

Using telepathy you can create most of "Schneider's symptoms of the first rank" on Vinko Rajic.


Why they do not do research on Vinko Rajic or on some other telepath and publish that?
Also telepathy is possible???????????]]> http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5853 Wed, 19 Oct 2011 21:30:58 +0000 http://www.letpoliticstalk.com/showthread.php?tid=5853 By Mark Chapman, Jr.
For too long, Congress and the Senate have not done their jobs–by omitting to pass a credible energy policy for America. We need a united states energy policy with guaranteed funding, and help to set up the blender pumps for alternative fuels to be dispersed, and dispensed is key to the success of this program–as well as job growth in the green jobs–bio-fuels sector.

The path to victory in turning this economy around is so clear–that it stands out like a bright sunny day. A renewable energy policy is needed now. The raw material or bio-mass, to develop and produce mixed-alcohol bio-fuel and cellulosic ethanol is already harvested in the form of garbage–which is 90% cellulose, and municipal waste streams. There would be a minimal cost of transport and pickup for the bio-mass–but overall the total cost would be minimal. For too long, congress and the senate have wandered in the desert without an energy policy.

Duplicate this strategy across America–from coast to coast–setting up these mixed-alcohol bio-fuel and cellulosic ethanol plants will produce over a million jobs. There would be a spin-off of another million and a half jobs as new bio-fuel support businesses open. Then these new employees will buy homes, purchase furniture and appliances, cars, etc. What is an energy policy?

The 700 billion we spend for foreign oil each year will be the seed money to get these bio-fuel refineries going across this great country. Bio-fuel blender pumps should be set up coast to coast as well. For too long, congress and the senate have wandered in the desert without an energy policy. Now is the time for an energy policy for the united states.

We cannot get the job done–doing it in a piece meal fashion. Taking this one big step will get the engine of this economy humming again and reduce unemployment to an acceptable level. For too long, congress and the senate have wandered in the desert without an energy policy.
To learn more about alternative fuels: read The Rise and Greed of Multinational Landlords–click the buy books button. First column: paperbacks, second: nook e-books, third: kindle e-books.

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United States Energy Policy .]]> By Mark Chapman, Jr.
For too long, Congress and the Senate have not done their jobs–by omitting to pass a credible energy policy for America. We need a united states energy policy with guaranteed funding, and help to set up the blender pumps for alternative fuels to be dispersed, and dispensed is key to the success of this program–as well as job growth in the green jobs–bio-fuels sector.

The path to victory in turning this economy around is so clear–that it stands out like a bright sunny day. A renewable energy policy is needed now. The raw material or bio-mass, to develop and produce mixed-alcohol bio-fuel and cellulosic ethanol is already harvested in the form of garbage–which is 90% cellulose, and municipal waste streams. There would be a minimal cost of transport and pickup for the bio-mass–but overall the total cost would be minimal. For too long, congress and the senate have wandered in the desert without an energy policy.

Duplicate this strategy across America–from coast to coast–setting up these mixed-alcohol bio-fuel and cellulosic ethanol plants will produce over a million jobs. There would be a spin-off of another million and a half jobs as new bio-fuel support businesses open. Then these new employees will buy homes, purchase furniture and appliances, cars, etc. What is an energy policy?

The 700 billion we spend for foreign oil each year will be the seed money to get these bio-fuel refineries going across this great country. Bio-fuel blender pumps should be set up coast to coast as well. For too long, congress and the senate have wandered in the desert without an energy policy. Now is the time for an energy policy for the united states.

We cannot get the job done–doing it in a piece meal fashion. Taking this one big step will get the engine of this economy humming again and reduce unemployment to an acceptable level. For too long, congress and the senate have wandered in the desert without an energy policy.
To learn more about alternative fuels: read The Rise and Greed of Multinational Landlords–click the buy books button. First column: paperbacks, second: nook e-books, third: kindle e-books.

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. A Million Jobs Across America .
United States Energy Policy .]]>