Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Friday, February 04, 2011
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Exodus Decoded
Exodus Decoded
A fascinating look into the archaeological evidence supporting The Exodus in the Old Testament. Produced by James Cameron ("The Titanic").
A fascinating look into the archaeological evidence supporting The Exodus in the Old Testament. Produced by James Cameron ("The Titanic").
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
The evil will pay ...
Evil people will pay for what they've done and not just in the afterlife. Their time will come on this Earth.
Haitian ex-dictator taken to court.
Haitian ex-dictator taken to court.
Sunday, January 09, 2011
The Punishment ...
It's comforting to know that those who walk the evil path will get what's due them. Accepting God into your life will not save you, if you choose to continue to walk that path.
Watch the the Mykelti Williamson interview at 14 minutes and 12 seconds on the link below:
Interview.
Pray for Mercy.
Watch the the Mykelti Williamson interview at 14 minutes and 12 seconds on the link below:
Interview.
Pray for Mercy.
Saturday, August 07, 2010
Near Death Experiences
If you watch shows that talk about near death experiences. The people often talk about seeing a bright light, angels, ...
Unfortunately, what these shows don't showcase are the other people who experience near death but have frightening visions of demons, fires, etc ... The evildoers are too embarrassed to discuss their experiences in public. They know where they are going to end up.
A good person should have no fear of death. They are going to a good place.
Unfortunately, what these shows don't showcase are the other people who experience near death but have frightening visions of demons, fires, etc ... The evildoers are too embarrassed to discuss their experiences in public. They know where they are going to end up.
A good person should have no fear of death. They are going to a good place.
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Law of Karma
A lot of people don't seem to understand how karma works. So here it is:
If you do evil, evil will come upon you .. three fold.
If you do evil to an innocent, evil will come upon you .. seven fold.
If you continue to do evil, your soul will burn in Hell.
If you do evil, evil will come upon you .. three fold.
If you do evil to an innocent, evil will come upon you .. seven fold.
If you continue to do evil, your soul will burn in Hell.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Sunday, May 02, 2010
Differences between Real Chinese Medicine and TCM
Many people today falsely believe that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is the original system of Chinese Medicine that is taught. This is what the mainland Chinese government would like for people to believe. Here is a good history on what happened. Only the first 4 pages of the document pertains to our topic.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Men's Rights
The reason women have more rights than men in the United States is that women stick together and stick up for one another. Men fight with each other and stick up for women. Who sticks up for men?
Monday, February 01, 2010
False Witness
Those who bear false witness against their neighbor will answer to God on judgment day. They will burn in the Lake in Fire for all eternity. "The wicked shall perish" (Psalm 37:20) They might as well enjoy all the evil deeds they do here on earth because they shall surely pay when their time comes.
They can look forward to the Angel of Death coming for their soul in the wee hours of the night.
They can look forward to the Angel of Death coming for their soul in the wee hours of the night.
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Austin Acupuncture School Review: Texas College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Original post removed.
Update [04/10/2010]:
Factors to consider when deciding on an acupuncture school.
1. Style of Acupuncture. There are many styles of acupuncture taught in the US and all accredited by ACAOM. The styles that I know of are: TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), French Energetic Acupuncture, Japanese Acupuncture, and Classical 5-Element Acupuncture. TCM is the new version of Chinese Medicine taught in China since the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Despite its misleading name of "Traditional", it is not. It seems to be a very Westernized version of Chinese Medicine. It focuses mainly on treating symptoms, much like Western Medicine. French Energetic acupuncture is mainly taught to M.D.'s. Japanese acupuncture focuses on palpating various parts of the body and notably the abdominal for diagnosis. Classical 5-Element Acupuncture is a European offshoot claiming to be the original but after looking at the founder's textbooks, I sincerely doubt that is the case. And there's the original Chinese Medicine taught since antiquity which is now only taught in Taiwan, as far as I know
2. Quality of Teaching. Some instructors, it seems, are not interested in teaching but just earning a paycheck to pay the bills, or because they want a work Visa in the US. They don't care about the students or what they teach. So quality of instruction is important. Look for instructors who are interested in answering student questions. Some instructors get angry when asked questions, others get annoyed, and yet others are helpful. Look for a school with the helpful ones. Some teachers genuinely enjoy teaching. These people make the best teachers.
3. Depth of Instruction. Is the material covered pretty superficial or is the material covered in-depth. You'd be surprised how many of the self-proclaimed "top schools" teach at the superficial layer. If you'd like a solid foundation, I suggest you pick a school with in-depth instruction.
4. Student body. It's good to talk to the student body and the students you will be going to school with. You will spend a lot of time in class with them and perhaps outside class as well so make sure these are people you can get along with. When you are a prospective student and asking current students, they are all nice and say nice things. It's when you have to deal with them on a day to day basis, that you see their real side come out. Everyone is nice at first. Most of these students are in their 20's and have the emotional maturity of someone in their partying and drinking phase. Don't expect much adult behavior.
5. Administration. Make sure the administration is professional. If they treat the students like peons, then most likely that will not change. On the other hand, if the admissions person is very nice, it does not mean the rest of the administration is that way.
6. Convenience of Schedule. There a schools out there can accommodate professionals with full-time careers. Look around. There are schools with a full night-time program for students who work during the day. There are distance learning schools where you fly up there for one weekend a month. And there are distance learning schools where you fly there and stay for 2 weeks every 3 months. And of course, there are full day-time programs too.
So find a school that mixes with your style and schedule and enjoy learning a great art.
Update [04/10/2010]:
Factors to consider when deciding on an acupuncture school.
1. Style of Acupuncture. There are many styles of acupuncture taught in the US and all accredited by ACAOM. The styles that I know of are: TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), French Energetic Acupuncture, Japanese Acupuncture, and Classical 5-Element Acupuncture. TCM is the new version of Chinese Medicine taught in China since the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Despite its misleading name of "Traditional", it is not. It seems to be a very Westernized version of Chinese Medicine. It focuses mainly on treating symptoms, much like Western Medicine. French Energetic acupuncture is mainly taught to M.D.'s. Japanese acupuncture focuses on palpating various parts of the body and notably the abdominal for diagnosis. Classical 5-Element Acupuncture is a European offshoot claiming to be the original but after looking at the founder's textbooks, I sincerely doubt that is the case. And there's the original Chinese Medicine taught since antiquity which is now only taught in Taiwan, as far as I know
2. Quality of Teaching. Some instructors, it seems, are not interested in teaching but just earning a paycheck to pay the bills, or because they want a work Visa in the US. They don't care about the students or what they teach. So quality of instruction is important. Look for instructors who are interested in answering student questions. Some instructors get angry when asked questions, others get annoyed, and yet others are helpful. Look for a school with the helpful ones. Some teachers genuinely enjoy teaching. These people make the best teachers.
3. Depth of Instruction. Is the material covered pretty superficial or is the material covered in-depth. You'd be surprised how many of the self-proclaimed "top schools" teach at the superficial layer. If you'd like a solid foundation, I suggest you pick a school with in-depth instruction.
4. Student body. It's good to talk to the student body and the students you will be going to school with. You will spend a lot of time in class with them and perhaps outside class as well so make sure these are people you can get along with. When you are a prospective student and asking current students, they are all nice and say nice things. It's when you have to deal with them on a day to day basis, that you see their real side come out. Everyone is nice at first. Most of these students are in their 20's and have the emotional maturity of someone in their partying and drinking phase. Don't expect much adult behavior.
5. Administration. Make sure the administration is professional. If they treat the students like peons, then most likely that will not change. On the other hand, if the admissions person is very nice, it does not mean the rest of the administration is that way.
6. Convenience of Schedule. There a schools out there can accommodate professionals with full-time careers. Look around. There are schools with a full night-time program for students who work during the day. There are distance learning schools where you fly up there for one weekend a month. And there are distance learning schools where you fly there and stay for 2 weeks every 3 months. And of course, there are full day-time programs too.
So find a school that mixes with your style and schedule and enjoy learning a great art.
Friday, August 28, 2009
iPhone: Devices that can cause injury
What's worse than buggy software? Having a device that can cause permanent damage to your eyes or maim you for life. Here's the article.
Apple in hot water over exploding iPhone
Apple in hot water over exploding iPhone
Monday, August 24, 2009
Criminal Probes
The Obama Administration should focus more on how the war on Iraq got started illegally and look into criminal prosecutions there than on CIA interrogation probes.
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