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From what I can see the main problem with all bulimics is their focus. Where is their focus? – On food and binging-purging. Bulimics are always busy thinking about what they are going to binge on, how they are going to get the food, what time they are going to start etc.

The problem is, if you spend all your time focusing on something the universe always gives you what you focus on, always. So what the bulimic gets is more of the same; thoughts about food to the point it replaces all other useful thoughts. Instead of thinking about friendship and interacting with people and feeling -good thoughts they are stuck in a black hole they can’t get out of.

The No 1 task for a bulimic at this stage is to work on her/his mental focus. I understand bulimics may have physical problems with their body (like tiredness, muscle aches, heart beating etc) stopping them from doing many thinks but they will not have to spend a lot of physical effort on changing their focus.

They just should accept the fact that their mind is actually lying to them when it makes them think and feel that they are fat, useless, and have no future. They believe the only thing that they have is food as a remedy to make them feel better. It is their brain playing tricks on them and they believe it.

Bulimics have to teach themselves to focus on other things than food and try to re-train themselves to get satisfaction from those other things. As an example becoming embraced in a hobby or doing studies, interesting job and the like will go a long way to helping them.

Some will say that this is easier to say than do, but bulimics taught themselves to focus on food easily enough so they can just as easily focus on something else that is good for them, it is all just perception.

The improvement in their focus will not happen overnight as they didn’t get to where they are now overnight didn’t they? They have to start at the beginning and take baby steps one at a time.

Confucius said “That even the longest journey starts with a single step” so this is what they have to do, a single step then another single step and so on and so on.

To make this first baby step towards overcoming bulimia a sufferer should first of all start by replacing her/his bulimic thoughts with other good thoughts.

For example, when someone starts thinking about preparing for a binge (what she is going to binge on, how it should be cooked etc) try to stop the thoughts immediately and think about something else. For example what movie I want see, or what course I want to do or what job promotion I want to get, what kind of dress I want to buy and the like to break the moment. (depends on the person). It will take effort at first but the more one does it the easier it becomes.

The other technique which helps to change focus is making a dream board. Take a piece of cardboard (at least 30cm x 50cm), old magazines and glue stick. Look through magazines and find pictures which matched what you want to have in life or what you want to become. Take the scissors and cut out these pictures you have chosen and stick them on the cardboard (the more the better). The main point here is that picture should match your wishes and desires.

When you fill out the cardboard with the pictures (and maybe some slogans and sayings that inspire you) put this cardboard up on the wall where you can see it all the time.
Everyday spend some time looking at your cardboard and thinking about what you like or would like to become.

And every time you start dreaming about binging – go and look at your true wishes and desires on the cardboard and think that every binge -purge is taking you away from the things you really want to achieve and want to become.

Think that it is your bulimia that wants you to binge and the bulimia is lying to you again and again about your feelings and that the bulimia is your enemy.

In reality it boils down to which side you will take: yours that support your wishes and desires, or the bulimia’s that supports the binging-purging and takes you away from the good things you want in life.

To conclude, changing mental focus is the main and most important thing to overcome bulimia. If a bulimic does not change her/his focus it will never be possible for them to become a healthy person ever again.

Dr Irina Webster MD is the Director of Women Health Issues Program which covers different areas of Women Health. She is a recognised athority in the eating disorders area. She is an author of many books and a public speaker. To learn more about overcoming bulimia go to http://www.bulimia-cure.com

Kevin Let’s just start briefly for those people who maybe have never heard about you, let’s give a brief introduction to your story. Then let’s get right into the questions that we got today.

Angela Sure, yeah. So my name is Angela and I’m from England originally. I went raw six years ago in May 2002. I was living in Iceland at the time, not the most obvious place to go raw but that’s the way it happened. I was nearly 300 pounds at that point and my life was, as you said, miserable. I was always ill. And then I went raw and released about 160 pounds, so more than half of myself. And my life just transformed in every imaginable way. Now I very happily and gratefully share my story with others.

Kevin It’s quite an inspiration and I was saying before you had gotten on that, to lose 160 pounds anyhow, for anyone, is a remarkable accomplishment. And what it actually talks about, or talks to, is the fact that you somehow must have found some motivation throughout that experience. And that was kind of the first question, is how do you find the motivation to begin your weight loss journey?

And that question obviously is going to lead into, how do you find the motivation in the middle, and then towards the end as well? Let’s talk about that. Let’s get into detail there because I think that’s probably one of the biggest issues that people deal with when it comes to any sort of weight loss.

Angela Sure. Well for me the motivation in the very beginning was the fact that I was so ill. I really was in that situation where I’d hit rock bottom. I was always ill, one illness to another to another. I actually had a diabetes scare. I pushed my body to such a difficult space. And then when I heard about raw foods it was just one of those light-bulb moments. It was just “Wow, yeah, this makes sense and this is exactly what I want to do.” It just felt like there was nothing to question about it. And so I started to do it and because my body was in such incredible condition at that point, I had so much weight to lose, it was literally like you could see the weight burn off me. And to me, that was the motivation in the beginning. It wasn’t like I decided to do this and two weeks down the line I’d lost one pound. You know?

Kevin Right, right.

Angela It was massive, the transformation, because I was just coming into alignment with nature. I was stopping eating the things that had been poisoning my system for so long and my body finally got the chance to let go and start releasing all that crazy, old waste. And I could just feel that this was absolute truth for me. This was the path I wanted to be on. From the very first moment as I would read about it, it just resonated with me as truth and this is something that I want to do. And seeing the changes every day in the mirror, it was phenomenal to me. And that’s what kept me motivated, just seeing the changes and enjoying that so much.

Kevin Somewhere in the middle there must’ve been a point where you hit some sort of plateau. Correct?

Angela Yes. For sure.

Kevin So why don’t you talk about maybe a plateau you hit and how you broke through it because I know about five or six of the people who asked questions wanted to know how you deal with plateaus.

Angela Yeah, for sure. What happened for me, in the first couple of years I didn’t actually go completely raw. I’m 100 percent raw now, but I was about 70 or 80 percent raw for the first couple of years. And I still lost weight. I lost like 105 pounds in the first year of doing this. Which is like, some people weight that much, right? It was a huge amount to lose. I was 70 to 80 percent raw and I hadn’t cut out completely the things that were the most toxin-ridden to my body. So the processed starches and refined sugars, I hadn’t completely got those out of my system. And that really for me was a big stumbling block. You know, I’d cut them out a lot but I’d then have these kind of crazy binges and I would just go and eat those things because it was like I was so addicted to them. I hadn’t completely removed them from my system, so my body was still physiologically addicted to those things and psychologically my patterns were still there with those foods and it was easy for me in times of feeling stress or anticipation, nervousness, to just go back to those foods, because that’s what I’d always known.

And so the real, stepping into the next phase for me came at the point at which I released those foods completely and just realized I can’t handle those foods. I don’t handle those foods well. If I thought I could eat those kind of things, I’d just binge on them. It just doesn’t work for me. I started to get into recovery work and I removed all of those kind of foods completely from what I was taking in.

And then, once I got to that point, it was like I could take things to the next level because I was no longer stuck in this circle, this grip, with those kind of foods that were so toxic to the body and so highly addictive.

Kevin Now when you first started raw, what kind of approach did you take? Did you just eat whatever it is that’s raw, that’s okay? Or did you take a more regimented, like 80-10-10, or some sort of approach like that?

Angela No, I was just a bit random. I was living in Iceland and I was out in the countryside and the village with like a hundred people. I didn’t really know what I was doing. I was just kind of making it up as I went along. I made some horrible recipes in the beginning. I didn’t know what I was doing. I ate pretty much whatever I could get my hands on because there wasn’t that much around. So if I got my hands on something and I thought, this is raw, then that was it. I just went with it. I wasn’t following any particular structure. And I still don’t now, really. I just kind of do what feels like that’s what my body would like the most at each moment. I just follow the intuition of my body.

Kevin And do you feel that it’s changed at all? Do you feel that you maybe eat less fat or more fat or more fruit or less fruit or anything like that? Are there any periods of time where that changes? Or just whatever goes?

Angela Yeah, it’s changed a lot.

Kevin Okay.

Angela Really. It changes so much. It changes all the time. I actually write a blog and I write it about every other day. And every day I keep a food log on there of exactly what I eat.

Kevin Okay.

Angela And it’s so interesting to me just to go and look to see what did I eat six months ago from today? And it’s totally different. It’s always changing because I’m in different places at different times, eating different things in different places. Some times I’m eating more fruit and some times I’m eating more fat and I’m in a colder place and I want more fat. I don’t want so many light foods. Different phases. Right now I’m actually, I’m not having any fruit or any dried fruit because I’m in a sort of parasite-cleansing stage right now. So I’m mainly having greens and fat. And that feels really good. And yet six months ago if you’d asked me to do something like that it might’ve felt totally inappropriate. So I just go with what feels good at different stages.

Kevin Gianni the host of Renegade Health Show – a fun and informative daily health show that is changing the perception of health across the world. His is an internationally known health advocate, author, and film consultant. He has helped thousands and thousands of people in over 21 countries though online health teleseminars about abundance, optimum health and longevity. He is also the creator and co-author of “The Busy Person’s Fitness Solution”

Introduction

Before I begin I feel I must first explain why I have labeled this a theory rather than a hypothesis. This is because I am sure that enough evidence exists to prove my hypothesis. A large part of this evidence comes from recent experiments using clocks on earth vs above the earth. I also believe that my arguments are logically sound, and that a reasonable human being would consider it possible rather than dismissing it outright. It is within the logical framework of this paper that my theory of time will find its way into the minds of its readers. “Scientific facts could not exist without first considering the possibilities”.

Theory of Time

We view our world based on three distinct planes which are; 1) The line, 2) The plane, and 3) The 3 dimensional object or the third dimension. The fourth dimension has been overwhelmingly and conveniently lumped into one category, that of the fourth dimension; known as time. I maintain that time is not the fourth dimension. Time is only a measuring device, a concept for us to measure the motion of an object. Well, I say motion and time are more related than we think.

I know that there are many who would point to certain perceived events in science as proof that time truly exists as a physical thing. Perhaps none more importantly than the perceived differences between a clock on earth and a clock in space. The belief is that two clocks set to exactly the same time will not read the same time once one of the two clocks is placed in orbit above the earth. The clock above the earth runs slower than the clock back on earth and therefor; it is assumed that we are seeing a physical manifestation of time. Evidence that time exists as a thing rather than a concept. I can understand how that conclusion could be made. Another experiment took place where an atomic clock on a jet was synchronized to another atomic clock back on the ground. As the jet flew through the sky, the atomic clock on board appeared to slow down the faster the jet went. As if time itself slows down the faster you go. It is true that the clock does slow, and it is also true that a clock in space also displays a discrepancy in time. I wonder what a clock on Jupiter would read? My point is that outside forces are responsible for these differences and not the proof of “Time Dilation”.

It is true that these time instruments do show a discrepancy, but did we not learn anything from Albert Einstein? He was most definitely correct about relativity, of this I am sure. That being said, he did suffer from the same concept of time that an overwhelming majority of people seem to share. I point to one of the more famous explanations of Einstein’s concept of time. If a subject is standing near a clock and then suddenly accelerates away from the clock at a tremendous speed, he or she would perceive time as standing still. Now, this concept logically seems to make sense, many things do that turn out not to be true. At the same time history is full of instances where a thought that appeared to be anything but true, turned out to be scientific fact. Einstein was a brilliant man and I take nothing away from his major contributions to science. I would have liked to have asked Einstein this one question,”If a blind man standing near a clock were to accelerate away from that clock, what would he perceive”? His eyes would not tell him anything. My point is that perceptions can sometimes be mistaken. Relativity itself proves this. The fallacy can occur with logic as well. If I were to fly towards the sun at 20,000 miles per second, would I not be traveling back in time” Since it takes light from the sun roughly 8 minutes to reach the earth, I would be traveling back in time. Clearly not, but my point is this; we must utilize a combination of perception, conception, and testing in order to gain a clear picture of reality. Visual evidence can be misleading; just ask any good magician.

The discrepancy between the clocks in the two examples I described before do occur but for different reasons. Gravity on the earth effects the clock on the earth differently relative to the clock that is experiencing less gravity in orbit around the earth. The atmosphere of the earth also has an effect on the clock left on earth relative to a clock in orbit above the earth. What about the jet? In the case of the jet we have gravity, inertia, as well as the atmosphere exerting an influence over the clock. The stationary clock on the ground is not experiencing inertial forces. It is experiencing slightly more gravity and atmospheric pressure. What I am saying is that, “It does not matter whether you synchronize the clocks, use atomic clocks, or any other kind of clock. The fact of the matter is that both instruments are undergoing different degrees of forces acting upon them and therefore; will cause each clock to run at different rates. Even an atomic clock would not be sheltered from these outside influences. This is the concept that exists at the very heart of relativity. It often leaves me wondering this; if you stood two synchronized clocks side by side, would they eventually read differently if given millions or even billions of years. This notion would have to take into account that the environment around the two time pieces would have to remain constant and unchanging during that entire event? Unfortunately there would be no way to test this, because we would never be able to set up such a controlled experiment; while having the experiment remain unaffected for the necessary amount of time. I also often wonder what would happen to two clocks occupying the same place at the same exact time? Do not confuse this with the same matter occupying the same space at the same time. What I mean is two clocks made of the same material, but different matter somehow occupying the same space at the same time. Both of these clocks would then read the same forever if they are in sync, because they will exist under the exact same conditions. Of course now we would have to somehow shelter each time piece from influencing each other and even if we could manage to do that the time pieces would still read differently over time simply based on the different events occurring between the matter contained within each clock. This includes minute and undetectable design flaws, minute differences, etc.

I cannot say what exactly leads to the discrepancy between time pieces in Einstein’s theory of Time Dilation. What I am saying, is that the reasons attributed to the perceived events has lead to the wrong conclusions. You can run the test over and over as many times as you like and you will end up with the same results. The experiment is reproducible, with the same outcome every time. This is what being scientifically proven is all about. Most of the time it remains true. The experiment must be testable, repeatable, and have the same results to prove a scientific fact. In this instance, however; we have come to the wrong conclusions. The end results of each experiment appear to be the same, because the circumstances with which the experiments are conducted are relatively the same. The same forces on board a jet will be relatively the same, with any changes remaining undetectable. In the case of the atomic clock, it is so precise that we could never detect a difference unless the conditions were as different as Pluto and mars. On earth clocks are influenced by the same forces, in space, etc. etc. Any differences on influences at the molecular level remaining undetectable and therefor unnoticed.

What I propose, is that it is not a matter of time dilation; since time is not an actual thing. As I said before, it is a ruler for measuring events. If an object were to accelerate towards the speed of light, time does not slow down. The event in which that object is experiencing is happening more quickly relative to other events. Just as a car traveling at 20 mph will take longer to get from point A to point B, than a car traveling at 100 mph. The faster car will get there first. They arrive at their destination at 10:00 am and wait. It is still 10:00 am in the slower car, they just happen to still be driving to point B. Time was not affected, because time is not a thing. It is not tangible, and there is no time particle or wave.

As an object approaches the speed of light it is believed that it will be shredded into pure energy when it reaches peak velocity. I certainly would want to be 100% sure of what would happen before I undertook that experiment. If this object traveled at a speed that allowed it to remain intact, from the earth to the next star and back; what would happen? Lets say the object was traveling at 125,000 miles per second. This means that the object would travel that distance each second. Let’s say the object we are traveling to is 1 trillion miles away.

So we divide 1 trillion miles by 125,000 miles and we get an answerer of:

8,000,000 seconds. 8,000,000 seconds = 133,333.33…minutes = 2,222.22…hours =

92.592… days = How long they will be gone according to earth time.

I am sitting on Earth with a stop watch; waiting patiently for their return. This of course will take another 92.592… days. Round trip they will be gone for 185.185…days before they return to earth. After which time I will ask,”What took them sooooooooo long”?!

Now I know that many who read this may disagree. The common accepted result would be that time would seem to stop for that person, while time back on earth would go soooooooo much faster. Years will have gone by when they return and they will perceive only being gone for the 185 days. This is just not so. Just as a person traveling on a jet from Maine to Florida will get there quicker, than someone driving to Florida from Maine in a car. They will both perceive the passage of time exactly the same. Five hours EST is five hours EST. This is because we have based our units of time measurement on the Earth’s motions. The Earth takes 24 hours to make one revolution, because that is simply how we broke down that event. We could have just as easily broken it up into some other number or unit, rounded if necessary, and then break that scale up into further appropriate units. The fact is that we chose 24 hrs. and it is all we know. Its no different than the millions of people, whom belong to a certain religion; simply based upon where they were born, and who they were born to. Methods and conceptions are passed down from one generation to the next and suddenly the Earth is no longer flat.

The fact remains that, based on the motion of the Earth, our fictional ship will take 185 days to make a round trip; and they will have been gone for 185 days here on earth as well. It does not matter what a clock on that ship says. It is undergoing influences outside of the Earth’s influence. The clock on Earth works accurately, because it was built to keep time on our planet. If we take this same clock off of this planet, then it is no longer an effective tool. That is, unless it is calibrated to work appropriately in its new environment. We can take a clock to mars and use it to keep track of time on Mars, but that time will be based on Earth time, and not Mars time. We will measure the motions of Mars in Earth units. The same is true of anywhere else out in space. Unless there is an exact twin of the Earth out there; one where the gravity, atmospheric pressure, revolution, travel around its star, and so forth is the same; then our “earth based event instrument” (clock) is useless. Either any time we keep track of with it will be based on earth time units, or the clock will not function properly depending on the environment and the forces acting upon it. We can; however, calibrate our earth instrument to handle a new environment. We can also take those earth based units, time our subject, and then present that information in earth time. A day on mars would be represented as taking 1 hr 37 min ETU (Earth Time Units).

Everything in the universe, relative to earth time, takes the same exact amount of time. One event may take place faster than another event, but it takes the same amount of time relative to the events around it. If humanity evolved on some other planet then it is highly likely that our whole system of time keeping would be completely different. Time on this new planet would be based upon that planets motions around its star. Or perhaps our time units would be based on something else entirely. If there is intelligent life out there in the universe, then it is going to be really interesting to hear their concepts, and methods of time keeping. This is assuming that we will even be able to understand their method of time keeping. If we can then it will simply be a matter of figuring out the unit to unit ratios. One earth year would equal some unit of their time keeping method and so forth. This would also work in reverse. They would convert our ETUs into their own units of time.

I have tried my best to convey my conception of time up to this point. Once you have a clear grasp of the logic of time, then my theory of time, will become perfectly clear.
Consider this:

If we view our world in 3 dimensions, why can we not then view time in the same manner. Let us build a simple model of the reality we live in. First, I maintain that the fourth dimension, that of time, also contains dimensions that need to be considered for us to have a true grasp on the concept of what time really and truly is. Consider a void where nothing exists. No matter what so ever. No motion, no atoms, absolutely and completely nothing. Now consider that a line miraculously comes into existence. This line represents the first dimension. The line then evolves, for the sake of analogy, into a planar circle. Ta dah! Now comes the age of the second dimension. Now imagine that this circular plane expands into the third dimension and becomes what is known as a sphere. Now, keep in mind that up until this moment time does not exist. Time involves motion and nothing has moved, up until this point. The object has evolved through the known and accepted 3 dimensions, but it remains in the same place. It cannot be cut up into smaller parts, this is the smallest singular object in a universe of nothingness. So, where does time come in? At the very moment that I asked that question the sphere began to move forward through nothingness on a straight path. The very instant that this sphere began to move forward the fourth dimension of time was born into existence. This is the first motion of time.

Let us label the dimensions we have so far to paint a clear picture.

Dimensions

1) The first dimension = the line

2) The second dimension = the circular plane

3) The third dimension = the sphere

4) The fourth dimension = motion of the sphere in one direction

Now, I know energy must be applied to the sphere to put it into motion so in reality two dimensions of time are born into existence according to my theory and I will explain what I mean by that shortly.

This sphere traveling on this straight line would need energy, some outside acting force to send it in motion, but we are assuming it just began to move forward of its own free will. Now let us consider that this sphere suddenly begins to spin as it moves forward. At this point we have the existence of the fifth dimension.

5) The fifth dimension = motion forward + motion of spin

Now let us consider that this sphere, which is moving forward and spinning, develops a wobble. At this instance the sixth dimension of time has come into existence.

6) The sixth dimension = motion forward + motion of spin + motion of wobble

Finally we will consider the motion of the pulse. As this sphere moves forward, spins, and wobbles, it also begins to pulse. Expanding outward and inward at an indeterminate rate. We really don’t need to know the rate, we only need to consider the fact that it is pulsing.

7) The seventh dimension = motion forward + motion of spin + motion of wobble + motion of pulse

When considering all of this we can conclude that time is, in reality, composed of four dimensions of time. So, what we have are the dimensions of the object composed of 3 dimensions and we have the dimension of time composed of four dimensions of time. There are two parent categories contain sub categories as follows;

Dimensions of Object: The line, the plane, and the object of the third dimension…which is determined by plane…which is determined by the line.

Dimensions of Time: The motion forward, the spin, the wobble, and the pulse.

I want to mention a few more things about the four dimensions of time. First, I have only listed four, because I cannot conceive of any more motions that one object can have without tearing itself apart. Second, once we understand these four dimensions of time, and if they are the only dimensions of time, we may discover what lies beyond these dimensions. It is important to not that the pulse may come first. The second energy is applied to the sphere, that energy moves from the back to the front of the object. This wave of energy that propagates through the sphere causes the back end to initially be moving faster than the front. This will cause the sphere to begin its spin motion. At the same time, this object is also pulsing as the energy begins to reverberate through the object. This could also lead to the wobble as well. So, in reality, all four dimensions of time can all occur at relatively the same instant.

Now, where can we find examples of this in our reality that would lend credence to the theory I have put forth. Well, we can look to the largest objects in the universe. Stars being the largest and the planets that revolve around those stars. We will start close to home. The earth is a 3 dimensional sphere. It is not a perfect sphere but it is a sphere none the less. Let us look at the motion of the earth. It is moving in a line, one direction, around the sun and accounts for our year. As it does so it also is spinning, which accounts for our days. The earth also does wobble, over a span of a few hundred years I believe…you might want to check the time but i assure you that it does wobble. The remaining question is; “Does the earth pulse?” It might, I do not know if anyone has ever looked into that. I am sure that it may be possible, especially when you consider the earth has a liquid outer core. We can look to many of the planets out there and find the same motions. Whether they are more common or not, I do not know. It may be natural for these motions of time to all be found emanating from one object, but gravitational forces from other celestial bodies may change these motions in certain ways. This question needs more consideration.

The sun spins, it is moving in a straight line as a part of the milky way. I do not know if it wobbles or pulses. My point is that many of the celestial bodies abide by these dimensional paths i have laid out. Our own galaxy is moving in a straight line. Does it rotate? It does and that is why it is classified as a spiral galaxy. Does it wobble and pulse? I wouldn’t even dare to say. For that we would need to study the motions of other galaxies like our own. Then we have to consider that on that scale, can we observe those motions that may take hundreds of thousands or even millions of years? Clearly there are questions to be asked.

I would like to point out that these motions only apply to matter. I have yet to consider energy, but these dimensions of time I have described thus far give us the understanding necessary to consider energy events. Perhaps the 8th dimension is an energy dimension that is based on the standing wave. The 9th dimension entails a second wave at a right angle to the first (light wave). Could this light wave rotate? Yes, I believe it can. Can it pulsate? Again, yes it can. This would have to entail a fluctuation in wave length. Can it also wobble as well? Funky, but if light is bent passing by an intense gravitational field then perhaps other forces could cause a wave to wobble as well. This of course would lead us to three more time dimensions. Perhaps the standing wave represents the first dimension of energy, with the second right angle wave being the second dimension of energy. Just as solid matter has dimensions with no motion then could a wave? No, because a wave is only a wave if in motion. I would even go so far as to wonder whether or not we need to consider energy evolving into matter? For a vision of this we can look at string theory and the concept of strings. Perhaps light can evolve into a sub particle, which leads to the proton, neutron, electron, which leads to elements, and so forth. In this case we would have to consider the first five dimensions as energy dimensions which then lead to the next three physical dimensions. I would break this up into groupings of energy dimensions/ energy time dimensions, physical dimensions, and finally physical time dimensions. This would lead us to the reality we know today.

This theory does not exclude the possibility of traveling moving back and forth through different states of the universe (Time Travel). It may be as simple as calculating where the earth was at some exact point in space and then tearing a hole between there and the point in space in which the earth is now. Perhaps if we travel faster than the earth around the sun in the opposite direction we would go back in time. It does not work that way, but logically it would make sense. The key factor here may be the dimensions of time. It is not just enough to orbit the sun in the opposite direction faster than the earth. We also have to take into account the revolution of the earth, wobble, etc. This would lead one to the conclusion that in order to “Time Travel” you would have to figure out a way to account for all the motions of time relative to the two points you wish to travel between. The same would hold true for moving ahead to future events. Yes, I said future. The past, present, and future are simply concepts that we use to grasp events that have taken place, events happening now, and events that could possibly occur in the future. We would then have to assume that either all events that ever will occur have occurred, or the traveler creates the future up to the exact point they visit. Somehow they would skip over all of the events in between and appear at a specified point in a future present. In this process you would have to calculate the position of the earth at some point in the future based upon current rates of earth events. This would be like forecasting and the further you go the less accurate the destination. If you calculated for 10 earth trips around the sun, that would be more accurate than say 10,000 earth trips around the sun. This would be true for both future travel possibilities. In reality the only thing that truly exists is the present. Every event taking place is constantly occurring in the present. I am writing this now, still now, now, now, still hasn’t changed. We live in the present which is a universe where things are in motion and interacting. We make sense of this with the concept of Time and a past, present, and future. I am not stating that this sort of travel is possible, only that it may be possible.

Conclusion

I have brought you all as far as i have come with my considerations. However; i believe in this theory that I have presented to the readers. I believe in it 100%. I feel i have laid out a road map for the rest of the scientific community and even humanity to consider. We do not simply have 3 separate dimensions, and then one fourth dimension of time. In order to truly understand the universe we live in, we must come to the realization that time is composed of dimensions as well. The dimensions of motion. Once and hopefully when this theory is embraced, it may open up a new understanding of the reality we exist in. This theory is about “Events” and not about the tools, or methods we use to measure those events.

C 3/31/2008 by Dennis James Huff

Facing a high-profile crisis could have serious ramifications for your company for years to come. When a crisis situation arises, you will need to act right away to put your crisis management plan into full swing. Form a response team in advance of such a potential future situation and conduct the proper crisis media training.

Here are 5 tips for training your response team effectively on how to prepare for interfacing with the media in crisis situations:

Tip #1: Mobilize your media crisis response effort as soon as the crisis arises: In the era of when traditional media like TV, radio and print dominated, negative publicity about companies spread like wildfire. In today’s wired world of the Internet, viral videos and text messaging, such news literally spreads at light speed. With the ability to produce and spread news and gossip lying in the hands of the general public, it is imperative that your response team act swiftly to get out the right message about your position on the issue at hand. The history of PR is littered with companies who waited too long to respond credibly and promptly to a crisis situation and ended up paying the consequences with a damaged reputation and lost sales.

Tip #2: Understand first, respond second: It is important that your team not just fire off a knee-jerk response or quickly take an official position on a newly-released media story or viral campaign that portrays your company in a negative light. As any seasoned media veteran will tell you, perception equals reality. Stated another way, in the world of PR there is no distinction between perception and misperception. The way the public perceives a breaking story is precisely the reality that your message needs to address.

Tip #3: Get the facts: Just as it is when meeting new people, it holds true for crisis management that you only get one chance to make a first impression. The last thing you want to do when making media statements is to come across as unsure, nervous, or uninformed about the facts or about your official position on the situation. Instead, be sure to spend ample time separating the facts from the fiction about a developing crisis and how it is being spun in the media.

Tip #4: Master the art of the sound bite: Regardless of how well you control your message and choose your words in your public communications, the media will find ways to break it into sound bites that they can easily use in broadcasted news segments or quote in print. There are ways you can learn to effectively serve up these sound bites to the media so that you can better control the message that reaches the public. Remember, it is not what you say to the media but rather what they choose to report on that becomes the news. Master the art of creating effective sound bites in order to gain better control over how your message is received.

Tip #5: Practice media interviews in advance with a hands-on television crew: There is no better way to polish a skill than by actually doing it over and over again in a realistic setting. You cannot get any more realistic than actually hiring a professional television crew to interview you in preparation for a media statement. Sound like overkill? Think again. Imagine the confidence your spokesperson will feel after having rehearsed your media statement two or three times in front of an aggressive (mock) reporter while the cameras are rolling! By the time the actual media statement is made, your spokesperson will come across as cool, confident, and in control.

Preparing a crisis media training plan will significantly increase your organization’s ability to position itself in the best-possible light. The control your organization has over your message all comes down to mobilizing your team quickly, understanding current public perception about the situation, separating fact from fiction, mastering the art of the sound bite, and rehearsing in a realistic setting.

anthonyBarnum is an Austin-based PR firm that has conducted crisis response training for international, U.S., and Texas-based clients. You can contact Melissa Anthony, founder of anthonyBarnum, by visiting: http://www.anthonybarnum.com

The new Pew Research Center Social and Demographic Trends survey measured dissatisfaction and pessimism in close to 2500 participants. The data indicates that Baby Boomers worry more than any other generation. And a recent study from the University of Chicago suggests that the boomer generation has never really been happy. One hypothesis is that they grew up wanting to make the world a better place – and it’s not.

No one could deny that the national conversation has become depressing. Some find it hard to get up in the morning, when all they hear about is tumbling home prices, the war in Afghanistan or Iraq and record oil prices. Pundits exclaim that the American dream is dying on the vine and we are all suffering from bankrupt spirits.

But are things really that bad? What’s happening may be a natural change in the seasons of life. Cultural pain is normal in crises and perhaps the Baby Boomers just haven’t been adversity-tested. After all, isn’t necessity the mother of invention? Follow some of these suggestions as you develop your inner strength and resiliency:

1. You know about physical fitness. Apply some of these principals to becoming more emotionally fit. Discover your usual emotional pattern and start a training program. In addition to nutritious eating and regular exercise, practice noticing the negative concerns that get your attention, how you end up feeling and what active steps you can take to change your thoughts.

2. Rather than seeing the glass half empty, turn your challenges into opportunities. Release your mind from worries, most of which never happen anyway. Take it one day at a time and accomplish what you can without dwelling on the ‘what ifs.’ Worrying takes a lot of time and energy – it’s counterproductive and destroys your peace of mind.

3. Free yourself from resentment and practice how to forgive. If you hold on to grudges toward your business partner or past hurts from your friends, you’re the only one who will be miserable. Let go of feeling sorry for yourself and you’ll make room for more positive experiences. As your attitude changes, your day-to-day life will become more pleasant.

4. Embrace simplicity and appreciate what you have. Enjoy your family and colleagues. Go outside on a cloudless night and look at the beautiful sky. Take your family camping for the weekend and roast marshmallows over the fire. Eat sandwiches on a park bench with a co-worker and visit during lunch hour. Give back by volunteering at a homeless shelter, soup kitchen or a boys and girls club.

5. If you’re feeling gloomy in these rollercoaster times, invite friends over for a potluck dinner and have everyone bring their signature dish. Turn the conversation into a creative and supportive revival of the spirit. Discuss innovative ways to save on groceries, to use less gas, to network for a new job.

6. Don’t expect so much. Unrealistic expectations about things and people lead to disappointment. Stuff loses its shine and appeal. Built-in obsolescence makes you a slave to the latest style and the next upgrade. It never ends, and then you feel dissatisfied with what you have. In some situations try not to expect anything, and whatever comes your way will be a blessing.

It is true that, as financial crises go, this one is very personal. But perception doesn’t always match reality. According to the Pew Research results, the boomer generation enjoys the highest incomes of any age group surveyed. They are less likely to have been laid off and less likely to have trouble paying for medical care or housing. In fact, fewer of them said that someone in their household had to go to work in the past year or take on an extra job to make ends meet.

Home prices will stabilize, oil prices could stop going up and, for all we know, the global economy may be resilient. The bottom line is that contentment is elusive for some people. In the end, it’s important to realize that fulfillment isn’t to be achieved as a goal in itself, but rather as the result of living a good life.

(C) 2008, Her Mentor Center

Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. is co-founder of http://www.HermentorCenter.com, a website for midlife women and http://www.NourishingRelationships.blogspot.com, a blog for the Sandwich Generation. She is the co-author of a forthcoming book about Baby Boomers’ family relationships and publishes a free newsletter, Stepping Stones, through her website. As a psychotherapist, she has over 25 years of private practice experience.

Since 9/11 we have become complacent in America, and that is due to Homeland Security (all law enforcement) agencies doing a good job at keeping terrorist attacks from happening stateside. It doesn’t mean that we are safe from “sleeper cells”. or “Al Queda” here at home. What that means is we have again been lulled to sleep, as we deal with economic problems, family and personal pursuits. We have not come together as a nation on just “what” is changing in the world, and what we should do about it. There is an internal struggle over what is important, and which mindset we should follow. As in all election years, we are presented with a choice of which side has the answer to a problem that will never be resolved. This isn’t the place for biblical prophecies, but of a presentation of facts that you may not be aware of, but should investigate.

In Brye, Oregan, there was the attempt to start an Al Queda Training Camp. It was thwarted by an international arrest. There is a 2007 article on the FoxNews website describing the events. We must come to grips with some media outlets, that will NOT always broadcast the situations of arrest, unless there is loss of life, or international efforts. We are led to believe that this will not happen again and all is under control, and that is bogus. And this information is not related to either candidate, but to your own personal need to know. In the importance, that I felt to write about this, it was almost startling to find out a federal agent had the same urgency in the same week. On The Heritage Foundation website, there is an article by James Jay Carafono PhD from November 13, 2007 entitled “US Thwarts 19 Terrorist Attacks Since 9/11″, that should be read by everyone. We must be ever vigilant in our efforts to prevent terrorism.

It must be understood that Jihad is not a war that will be won in any one country. Although, we have made great progress in Iraq, and Afghanistan, it is not the only battleground. There is an ideology battlefield, where they gain sympathizers from people throughout the world, who are haters of America. There is the population growth of muslim countries, and within our allies countries, that is overwhelming in the numbers alone. There is the retreat or pullback in Iraq, but physically they will just go elsewhere, so do not breathe a sigh of relief, just yet. One must understand their mental position, and their religion to fully understand that it has taken centuries to get to this point, and now with help from our own politicians and deceived citizens; they are ready to bring that mindset to America, in whatever way possible. Additional information can be found at An American Expat in Southeast Asia, where articles reveal their perception over there, through a religious mindset, as they observe from afar our political processes. A war is not only fought with military might, but any area of weakness will be infiltrated, if possible.

If history has taught us anything, it is that at the base of all anti-christian messages, and cultures is the desire to rule dictatorial. Take the Soviet Union, before the wall came down, and how the cold war was about international domination. In fact, it was their leader Nikita Khruschev, who said “we will take America without firing a shot” etc. At the time, they began a revolutionary effort to get communist teachers into the United States classrooms to teach socialism, as a bridge for their humanistic ideology using legal immigration; and our free openess to ideas. Today, our Universities and classrooms are filled with the humanism of “if it feels good do it” philosophy. It is a marxist propaganda to control the masses. It will and can make room for other false religious cultures, if they are dictatorial in nature. Their “accomplished goal” was to bring a sexual revolution front and center, then while the population is consumed by their own selfish personal desires and pursuits, it would be easier to bring change of monumental proportions, without conflict. The movement is still continuing.

It is necessary to remind us all, that the illegal terrorists are already here, just sitting still and in place, waiting. Our laws are being changed to benefit those who hate us, and we are not safe at home with freedoms bound. Al Queda may be on the run in Iraq, but where are they running to? They are terrorists, and will find a place to inflict their ideology and mayhem, in areas around the world that are weak or unable to fight them off. A Maryland paramedic was arrested for trying to teach terrorism, and martial arts to terrorists here in America. Many more arrests have been made since 9/11, but do you know about them? How much of a homegrown terrorist threat is here at home? Extreme Jihadists only want to transform our culture into one that supports their ideology, and any method is acceptable to them. How many of these terrorist groups have headquarters in our cities across the nation? There are some websites with maps of those organizations locations, and it is an eye opener. Please take the time to be informed, so as to protect yourself and family members should an interior attack occur. This post is not about instilling fear, it’s about awareness, preparation, and getting informed, for no agency will have a permanent 100% track record of prevention forever; for we are all human, and humans err.

In conclusion, my point is “Just remember that without National Security all other issues are mute points, chaos ensues.” What would happen to the economy, if we had another attack? What would it matter about the border, if they are already here? What kind of chaos would ensue if multiple attacks took place in various cities? What about the banks, or the stock market? How strong is our economy, after so many bailouts? We have weathered the housing crisis, although it will take a little time to restore it to normalcy. The financials seem to have bottomed out somewhat, and are carefully recovering. The market is doing better than expected, which is great, and proves our safeguards are working. The dollar is up, and oil prices came down; albeit unstable at best. The one thing we know for sure about the terrorists is that their ideology says the infidels must die, or be converted……Would you rather be prepared in case of an attack, or just wait until it happens?

Note: Two links to articles on Homeland Security website to read are
1. New Study Highlights U.S. Cities at Greatest Risk for Terrorist Attacks
2. Terror Attacks in U.S.: Not If, But When (inhomelandsecurity.com/terrorism_threats/)

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