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Wooden AirPlane - Born Rich: Jul 3, 2:16pm 1 review psychology, society
http://www.bornrich.org/entry/wooden-airplane/; Please. Send me 200,000 or up. I'll do the rest. Or just adopt me. Before I need to burn my copy of Walden's Pond during the next cold winter. Yes, the Mosquito was a famous wooden plane design of WW2, and very, very fast, along with Lancaster designed bombers, but the main section of Bornrich involves just that, a silver spoon for your caviar needs before you have teeth in your mouth.

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Scoundrel - RationalWiki: Jul 3, 1:52pm 1 review business, crime, ethics, psychology
http://rationalwiki.com/wiki/Scoundrel; Some funny patriots. Considering the Samuel Johnson quote 'Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel'. Feel free to fill in the huge empty spaces easily filled by examining the careers of many career politicos, lobbyist, biz leaders, and Old Wealth.

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N19357038.htm: Jun 19, 11:49pm 1 review crime, ethics, government, psychology, economy
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N19357038.htm; A wonderful article unique for it's side by side listing of aid for us (U.S.) and aid for Iraq, or the U.S. oil biz and politician family dynasty Hedge Fund. Now, pick 100 members of your community or the Nation, including relatives, your mailman, the Old Marine who at 80 still contributes as a crossing guard for the local grammer school, the volunteer firemen and EMT's, any regular monthly blood donors, and anybody else you choose. Ask them how they would allocate 200 billion in new funds, funds they see taken out of their paychecks for their paying jobs, and time spent freely doing charitable and important work which takes away those hours times their usual hourly wage from their earnings, and do you think the budget allocation would be ANYWHERE near what the talented, intelligent, caring for their citizen flock (their employers and the beneficiaries of their work ethic) have allocated here? Now, when you look at the results, consider the people who were victims of these disasters, including the classic Katrina mess, and imagine how they would allocate the funds. Now, imagine how the people who are actually running the government got into office initially, how they remained even if found guilty of a serious offense or breach of office, and then sit down for a moment. Check how many are holding office beyond one term. Then fire the hero fireman for coming up positive for marijuana use even if he was probably off duty at the time. Maybe he didn't inhale, like President Clinton. So why is he out of a job?

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N17395073.htm: Jun 19, 8:14pm 1 review business, crime, government, politics, psychology
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N17395073.htm; Lookee lookee. Great White Father's in D.C., after obtaining and laundering their extensive Big Oil stock options and oil and gas future positions, have taken a formidible and decisive stand to lower oil prices by opening up environmentally damaging offshore drilling. And they carefully, but quickly mention not to expect any real results until 2030. Isn't that when the JFK assassination data will be opened up to the herd. Oops, public citizens of USA? Or around that timeframe. Who knows, it's been moved forward many times already. More fun and games, from the guys who should be used to test the modern version of...well, the device used, and wisely, during the best of times, and the worst of times...

Frank Flinn: May 19, 4:13am 1 review psychology, religion, science, society
http://news-info.wustl.edu/sb/page/normal/54.html; One of the, if not the foremost forensic experts on theology. Now, how do you define either term, separately and together?

Learn about Bipolar Mania and Mixed Episodes: Apr 26, 6:38am 1 review psychology, sociology, wow, oops
http://www.geodon.com/b_AboutBipolar.asp?source=msn&HBX_PK=s_manic%20depressi...; Don't go there. As any true member of the disorder, you have to slay these dragon beasties, the folks born of easy elaborating, and exfoliating dog droppings, Ride the roller coaster of your own choosing, and if you cannot choose, take the ride anyway. You may find yourself in a better place, certainly a more interesting one, a truer one, and perhaps, if lucky, a place from which you can take occasional return trips to the realms of accepted social exchanges. The mask of normality. Or just take your Seroquel (for true manic/deps) and kill your serotonin, your pleasure, your flights of fancy, your mortal combats with depression, and never visit the Xanadu's beyond those of Kublai Khans, whose pleasure dome was decreed and designed by and for himself. Invent your own. And don't fear giving yourself away, the title, or label, is but that. Be yourself. Be yourself. Or remember, to be, or not to be. You still have choice. If you choose to have it.

Development of Personality in Early and Middle Adulthood: Set Like Plaster or Pe…: Mar 30, 4:05pm 1 review psychology, society, perception, living
http://research.outofservice.com/publications/personality-development/; This will help people minimally to begin to understand, and appreciate, the valuable differences, and imagined false and isolating concepts which separate people based on age groups or generations. To improve your life, you have to embrace and appreciate, not isolate and preconceive. And this way makes the Seven Steps and Self-empowerment pulbications and industry the puerile first step in personality development,not the touted way to wisdom and success in life, even when backed with the famous money-back guarantee. The only guarantee there is it still costs you some money, and more importantly, unfulfilled promise in many cases.

BBC NEWS | Americas | Washington diary: Hillarys tears: Mar 12, 2:37pm 1 review politics, psychology, society, living
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7180184.stm; Watch her on her new Lifetime show, after she loses. Actors in politics, politicians in acting. What they don't realize is people who learn what people look and act like when crying in real life, know the actors on TV and film are acting like people crying. That is the reason so many Rap artists who become actors are so believable. They are not acting. They are remembering. And although none as yet has achieved the levels of classical acting, which reaches a level combining poetry and metaphor into a role or characterization, their acting often approaches the reality of documentary, not merely acting like an actor. The act, except for some truly gifted acting greats (uncommon today given the family-legacy-actor aristocracy), is very easy to spot. Very. Many street people knew the Melendez brothers were guilty as soon as they cried on camera, they became their own witnesses for the prosecution. Tawana Brawley, Bill Clinton, Nixon.... Funny she only cries during the briefest sessions on camera, never a notation during interviews of great length, Billy Boys infidelity (s), accusations of illegal acts involving her business practices (when the info on such practices was missing, and curiously months later was found on a desk in the White House, wow, amazing security). But we're not against the Clinton legacy, everybody gunning for running is at best, less subject to puppeteering. Bad system for times such as ours. We have an electoral process with all the promise of Christian Science science. And we do not mean to denigrate a legitimate religion, merely an assumption of said religion using religious force and faith to maintain without consideration for change or adaptation.