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Train Explosions Everywhere Chernobyl In The USA |
Posted by: Guest - 02-16-2023, 12:45 AM - Forum: Here There And Everywhere
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Thank America's sugar daddy pedo president and his crack team of deceivers for another bungling of another emergency. It's just another example of what a failed leadership often produces as an end or by product of socially inevitability from people who lack common sense. But they can still open their borders and let every tom dick and harry pass by and do whatever they wish cause north America has no real leadership that understands the importance of being responsible!
Most of the people don't care either as long as they can get their drug high or other chemical sedative high on! What's really amazing is this people were warned repeatedly about their lackadaisical haphazard attitudes and behaviors over such things as national security and other safety issues. Many have equated being materially wealthy with being responsible, but the two often do NOT go hand in hand! How many cities must be destroyed before the people realize that their leaders don't have their best interests at heart? Or that of the communities and environment? Continue to trust in a fool and receive a fool's reward! The unGodly do not care about anyone but themselves! But the people remain blinded because they refuse to acknowledge Holy GOD in their lives and in their nation! And there is more hope for a fool, then for such people!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/oD250iTtJpoS/
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Giving Thanks And Gratitude |
Posted by: admin - 11-25-2022, 05:48 PM - Forum: Here There And Everywhere
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The holiday of Thanksgiving is an American tradition and one of the biggest behind Christmas each year. Gratitude and giving thanks is something all people should be making part of their lives. The following video from the Corbett Report is an excellent dive into this increasingly rare thing.
Topics covered on the video link below are:
Gratitude is positively related to increased subjective well-being
Is Gratitude Good for Your Health?
Ben Franklin Grand-Mason
Thnx4.org
Research on gratitude by Sonja Lyubomirsky
Ben Stein Quote
Albert Schweitzer quote
Epicurus Quote
Video Link:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/1kKNvJAaI8FW/
Visit the Corbett Report website for the show notes in the video here
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The Founder of GeoCities on What Killed the 'Old Internet' |
Posted by: Guest - 08-07-2022, 06:02 AM - Forum: Here There And Everywhere
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How GeoCities handled hate speech, and the profound need to log off more often.
For all the zoomers scrunching up their brows, here’s a primer. Back in the 1990s, before the birth of modern web hosting household names like GoDaddy and WP Engine, it wasn’t exactly easy or cheap to publish a personal website. This all changed when GeoCities came on the scene in 1994.
The company gave anyone their own little space of the web if they wanted it, providing users with roughly 2 MB of space for free to create a website on any topic they wished. Millions took GeoCities up on its offer, creating their own homemade websites with web counters, flashing text, floating banners, auto-playing sound files, and Comic Sans.
Unlike today’s Wild Wild Internet, websites on GeoCities were organized into virtual neighborhoods, or communities, built around themes. “HotSprings” was dedicated to health and fitness, while “Area 51” was for sci-fi and fantasy nerds. There was a bottom-up focus on users and the content they created, a mirror of what the public internet was like in its infancy. Overall, at least 38 million webpages were built on GeoCities. At one point, it was the third most-visited domain online.
Yahoo acquired GeoCities in 1999 for $3.6 billion. The company lived on for a decade more until Yahoo shut it down in 2009, deleting millions of sites.
Nearly two decades have passed since GeoCities, founded by David Bohnett, made its debut, and there is no doubt that the internet is a very different place than it was then. No longer filled with webpages on random subjects made by passionate folks, it now feels like we live in a cyberspace dominated by skyscrapers—named Facebook, Google, Amazon, Twitter, and so on—instead of neighborhoods.
https://gizmodo.com/interview-with-geoci...1849179509
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