The 22-Strand DNA Activation is a tremendous gift that was unveiled in 1998 and is now being shared with mankind to help accelerate the spiritual awakening of the collective consciousness of the planet.

This unique activation is initiatory, associated with the traditional mystery school lineage of King Solomon. It is not a new-age phenomenon and has not been channeled. For thousands of years, it has been used to activate high priests and priestesses, oracles, and prophets as a rite of passage in the secret mystery school tradition. This holy and sacred process has been handed down intact, in an unbroken lineage, generation after generation, for more than 2,500 years and is now being offered openly to bring humanity into full empowerment.

The DNA

DNA is an essential component of all living matter. It is very personal, for it contains the encoded information relative to both one’s physical and spiritual lineage. This information determines a person’s physical form, hereditary maladies, mental proclivities, emotional behavioral patterns, spiritual gifts, and more. DNA contains the blueprint for one’s life purpose and divine potentialities. It defines who we are! Until now, this stored information has been inaccessible to us save initiates of mystery schools, spiritual masters, and holy persons dedicated to serving the light.

Our human form is composed of 12 physical strands of DNA and 12 corresponding spiritual strands totaling 24 strands. The average person has only one strand activated, which accounts for limited brain use in humans. The 22-Strand DNA Activation is the key to unlock 22 of our 24 strands of DNA.

About the Activation

The purpose of the activation is to bring the individual to his or her highest potential and greatest empowerment in accordance with the soul process. Through this ancient activation technique, one will experience a higher attunement to Spirit; spiritual growth and self-transformation will be accelerated exponentially. The powers, secrets, and mysteries of one’s true inner Being will become manifest over time because this particular activation will light up 22 of 24 strands which have been lying dormant.

The process of physically activating the DNA is very specific. Codons, which are access points into our etheric blueprint and influence the DNA strands, are opened and infused with light. As the codons take on light, they immediately translate a new light pattern to the master cell of the pineal gland. From this master cell, all new cells in the body are replicated. As a result, the DNA within the new cells holds the activated sequence of light, thus creating a new genetic setup in the physical body.

What makes this activation so powerful is its ability to clear genetic and family karma. The DNA structure is encoded karma manifested physically through the ancestral line. By receiving the 22-Strand DNA Activation, the genetic structure of the activated person will not only be altered, but this change will also affect the individual’s ancestors three to five generations in the past as well as descendants three to five generations in the future. Bringing light into areas of the DNA that have never been activated alters the probability of the future and changes the past. This activation can potentially clear genetic patterning for many diseases such as alcoholism, depression, nervous system disorders, arthritis, etc. In addition, it can also correct dysfunctional behavioral patterns inherent in families. This activation can assist us in our own healing process at deep levels. Fears, issues, and addictions, which have held people in limitation, may also be quickly released.

Who is a candidate for the 22-Strand DNA Activation?

The activation can be performed safely on anyone. Only one activation is necessary, and the process can never be stopped or undone. No follow-up or reactivation is required. The recommended youngest age is 12; however, special consideration may be given to those under the age of 12. There is no upper age limit.

Can I activate my own DNA?

Many technologies are now available that will open up the DNA to the 12th strand. Activating the strands beyond that requires the service of one who is trained and initiated at the physical level; someone who has received authorization from the spiritual realms to carry the power to perform this work.

What are the benefits of the DNA Activation?

Some of the benefits include
• Increasing brain capacity and expanded awareness.
• Adding more clarity to one’s life.
• Clearing genetic and family karmic patterns.
• Strengthening the immune system.
• Raising cellular vibration.
• Bringing in and holding more light in the physical body.
• Releasing unconscious patterns stored in the DNA.
• Creating a greater opening for connection to the Higher Self.
• Opening the charkas, allowing a greater flow of kundalini energy.
• Unlocking latent talents and spiritual abilities.

The 22-Strand DNA Activation is a sacred and holy gift now available to assist us in realizing our maximum potential as Divine Beings ? To live in a pure, enlightened state of love, peace, and joy in Oneness with All That Is.

CeCe Converse is a Third Degree Initiatee Ritual Master and Guide, trained and authorized through the ancient, traditional mystery school lineage of King Solomon, to give 22-Strand DNA Activations. For information please contact Cece at 925-768-2700 email energymedwmn@aol.com.
Original article written by Cheryl Caccialanza

Firstly, in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy, Peterborough play host to Dagenham and Redbridge, and even though Dag and Red are doing well, lying in 5th place in League 2, Peterborough are unbeaten since 30th August and beat Leeds 2-0 at Elland road last time out, and should definately have enough to overcome Dagenham and Redbridge.Scunthorpe at home to Grimsby should be a home banker in this local derby, Grimsby have not won in the last 10 games losing 7 of them and shipping 24 goals in the process, managing just 7 in return, Scunthorpe on the other hand previous to drawing 2-2 at Leyton Orient had won their 7 games before that on a bounce, and will be eager to get that winning run going again. MK Dons should also overcome a Bournemouth side that have only won 3 out of thei 11  games this season, MK Dons have won their last two games 3-0 and 4-0, both away from home, and won their last home game 3-0.

Secondly, in the Blue Square Premier league, i fancy Cambridge United to put their recent indifferent form behind them and chalk up a win against a Lewes team, that, despite not losing in their last 3 games, are still looking for an away win in the Blue Square Premier league. Crawley will be looking for revenge on Forest Green who beat them 1-0 in mid August, Crawley are currently top the Blue Square Premier league and  recently lost against Burton Albion, to end a 9 match unbeaten run strectching back to that encounter with Forest Green in August, and i fully expect them to beat Forest Green this time around. Rushden and Diamond's should also have enough at home to beat a Grays team who have yet to notch up a single league point from their travels so far this season.

• JPT- Peterborough v Dag & Red                           home win
• JPT- Scunthorpe v Grimsby                                  home win
• JPT- MK Dons v Bournemouth                             home win
• BSP- Cambridge v Lewes                                     home win
• BSP- Crawley v Forest Green                               home win

By

VIKRAM KARVE

I love tea.

You too love tea but don’t know how to make a good cup?

Let me tell you how to make tea.

Get some good Assam CTC Tea [CTC is an acronym for Crush, Tear and Curl]. CTC teas have a granular appearance and the fact of the matter is that if you are really interested in a Stimulating, Refreshing and Invigorating cup of traditional Indian Tea, Orthodox Leaf Teas [the OPs, the BOPs, et al] just don’t fit the bill – you need CTC tea to brew your strong, bright and full-bodied cup of milky Chai which looks deliciously appetizing – a lively reddish orange colour, not the dull muddy brown colour you get when you add milk to tea made from leaf teas the orthodox “teapot” way.

Take two cups of fresh water [one for you and one for me!] in a stainless steel vessel. Add four teaspoons of sugar. Put on the stove, cover with a lid and boil. Once the water starts boiling, remove the lid and boil for one and a half minutes – yes, exactly one and a half minutes!

Now briskly add two teaspoons of CTC Tea leaves, one teaspoon for each cup – the boiling water will suddenly erupt, and surge up, like a volcano, so smartly switch off the flame before it spills over and quickly cover tightly with the lid. Brew for five minutes till the liquor is full-bodied and the infusion is complete.

Have ready some freshly boiled full cream buffalo milk – yes, fresh creamy buffalo milk is a must – in Pune, I prefer Chitale’s. First pour in some hot milk in the cup, and through a strainer, pour in the rich tea brew and till you get beautiful reddish orange colour. Remember – always pour tea into milk, never milk into tea. This is the secret of the appetizingly attractive bright lively carroty red colour as it facilitates the perfect blending of the strong rich full-bodied intense tea liquor tea brew with the creamy white milk without producing any bitterness.

Now, go ahead, relish every sip, and enjoy your cup of ambrosial divine rejuvenating tea.

And do tell us how you liked it.

VIKRAM KARVE

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Higher food traditions are often based on hunting wild game and fresh fish. Steaks and meatballs from deer or elk have an international reputation, as well as fresh, smoked or fried salmon varieties, but also other fish products. Baking products such as "Lukket valnøtt" (cream cake with marzipan icing) also have a contribution to the international cuisine done.

The country has a maximum north-south extension of 300 kilometers, from west to east is about 180 km. The coastline is approximately 451 km.

The word Netherlands (Dutch Nederlanden) means low-lying country, a large portion of the north and west of the country lies below sea level. This region, as the Low Netherlands called, is of canals, rivers and bays shaped. In the east and south, the High Netherlands, whose surface is slightly above the sea level and its landscape flat to slightly hilly is. The area in the High Netherlands is rarely higher than 50 meters. Only in the extreme southeast, there are several surveys of 100 meters.

"God created the world, but the Dutch created the Netherlands" is an old Dutch proverb. The levees, canals, dams, sluices and windmills, the Netherlands dominate the landscape, are all part of the drainage system, which already existed in the Middle Ages. This system, it allows residents of the country, whose land area by almost one fifth to enlarge. Without the constant drainage and the protection of beach dunes would be about half of the Netherlands of water.

The Carnival Monday (Fuesméinden), and All Souls' Day (Allerséilen), 2nd November, are no statutory holidays, but by state governments and municipalities are closed or operate in accordance with the Public Service Day transportation, health care). In the private sector are normal working days. The same is true of town to town different, for the Monday after the Patron's Feast (Kiirmesméinden), so eg on the first Monday in September in Luxembourg City.

The following article was written for Kidstuff magazine a year ago.  Not sure if I have 6-year-old and 7-year-old readers out there for this blog, but I'm certain you could use this somehow.  By the way, Math-Tinik came from "matinik", a Filipino slang meaning unusually well-versed.

Be Math-tinik

[How to Do Well in Math for 1^st and 2^nd Graders]

By: Wacks Cagampan

You’re in your early grade school.  And everyone is having trouble with the subject called “Math”.  Well, you don’t have to worry.  Here are some tips on how to make your Math life easy to begin with:

1.    Solve puzzles.  Math is just a bunch of puzzles.  Solve those puzzles at the back of juice drink packs and you’ll be ready for Math in no time.  Have fun!

2.    Sleep early for 8-10hours.  You need to be alert and awake in your Math class.  And remember, no sleeping in class!

3.    Do skip counting.  Do it by 2’s, and then by 3’s, then up to 9’s.  This will help you a lot with the other lessons.

4.    Follow each lesson carefully.  You can’t learn Lesson 2 without knowing Lesson 1 first.  And so on.

5.    Ask questions.  Teachers give the secret formula only to those who ask.  Don’t be afraid of your teachers.  Math teachers even love students who ask questions.

6.    Do all seatworks and homeworks.  If you get used to them, you can ace all math tests with no sweat.

7.    Do homeworks right away.  Do the Math homeworks first before the other homeworks.

8.    Ask Mom and Dad.  Let them help on your math homeworks.

9.    Teach.  If you know the lesson well, teach your classmates during free time.  Learn more while meeting new friends.  And it’s always good to help others.

10. Last but not the least, love Math.  It’s the easiest way to learn it.

[Note to parents: Want to know more on how to guide your kids in Math?  Email pogingwacks@yahoo.com.]

So I recently decided to buy some new equipment for my camera -- lenses specifically. It took me almost a full week to go through this, so I'll share my learnings in attempts to make it a little easier on those of you in the same boat. Here is the process I followed when choosing a new lens.

Determine Your Budget. Before you start swaying your judgment, set a limit to the amount of money you're willing to spend. This will help you narrow your search. I set my limit at $1000.
Determine What Type of Lens You Want. The main categories of lenses are: fish-eye, super-wide, wide, standard, telephoto, super-telephoto, and macro (there are other specialty lenses too). Most of those categories can also be split into prime and zoom lenses. You might know exactly what you want, or you might just narrow it down to 2 or 3. I narrowed my search down to super-wide zooms, super-telephoto zooms, and prime macros. My definition of each type is as follows:

Fish-eye: Creates a hemispherical image and is typically less than 16mm in focal length.
Super-Wide: Less than 20mm focal length.
Wide: 20-30mm focal length.
Standard: 30-50mm focal length.
Telephoto: 50-200mm focal length.
Super-Telephoto: Greater than 200mm focal length.
Macro: Capable of creating 1:1 or greater magnification.
Prime: Fixed focal length.
Zoom: Variable focal length.

Make Your Wishlist. Go to your favorite online lens source and create a wishlist for each type of lens you are thinking about. Then go shopping and find ALL the lenses that are offered for your camera that fit into your categories. Filter out your selections by dropping anything over your absolute budget threshold. I found 9 super-wides, 8 super-telephotos, and 4 macros-- but I included primes and zooms.
Prioritize Your Options. Start sorting your lenses based on the information at hand, your intuition, and any cost criteria you may have. Typically, the more expensive lenses are also the better quality lenses (aside from price differences of around $100). My advice is to buy the best you can afford and you'll never be disappointed.
Pick Your Flavor. Do it now or do it later, but if you have more than one type of lens you want, you'll have to choose at some point. If you do it now you'll save some time with the research. I decided to leave my options open -- I couldn't decide yet.
Do the Research. You want outside opinions and evaluations on each of the lenses you're thinking about, and it's best if you can find those evaluations from the same source -- but this isn't always possible. Get multiple reviews too.
Make Your Decision. At this point, you should have a good idea of which lens is the best one for you from any given category. If you had more than one category to decide between, pick one. I had 3 categories to decide between, and after my research I had one lens from each category. Based on my budget, I could either get the super-telephoto OR the macro and the super-wide. I chose to get two lenses instead of one! There's no rule against that!

When you're picking out lenses, there's no right or wrong choice. You have to balance out your wants/needs with your boundaries. Just remember, whatever you get will be a good choice and open up the possibilities for your photographs.

Brian Auer

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The current landscape with the multitude of lakes and hills is the result of glacial over forming during the ice ages.

The Republic of Ireland is in the Inland mostly from the Irish central lowland received, which is only in the East to the Irish Sea covers. At these natural, the mountain ranges crossed each will be closed north of the mountainous Northern Ireland. This comes from the Caledonian mountain formation and geological marks a continuation of the Scottish Highlands. In the south rises to the lowlands to Südirischen Bergland. It is part of the mountain Armorikanischen system, the part of the mountain variszischen system, also in southwest England and northern France is landschaftsprägend. In Südirischen Bergland is also the Carrauntoohil, with a height of 1 041 meters, the highest mountain in the country. South of Dublin cover the Wicklow Mountains to the southeast coast of Ireland. The vast, glaciated überformten limestone plains of the interior are numerous lakes, marshes and hills interspersed. In the north, the drumlins, roundshaped low humps, characteristic landscape elements. The coast is especially strong in the divided West; bays are far into the country inside.

Tourist classification:

* Great Plain (Great Plains)
* Dunántúl (Transdanubia)
* Balaton (Lake)
* Northern Hungary (wine region of Eger, Tokaj, mountains)
* Central Hungary (Budapest and environs)

The landscape of France is the biggest part of three natural areas determined. It includes funds mountains, landscapes and Beck in the south emergent high mountains. The highest elevations of the country are located in the French Alps, it runs through the southeast of the country's border with Italy. Many of the mountain peaks along the French border are about 4 000 meters high. France and the highest mountain in the Alps is the Mont Blanc (4 810 meters). Northeast of Lyon to the area of Montbéliard rises the French Jura. It reaches heights of about 1 700 meters and forms the eastern border of France to Switzerland. The Burgundian gate - a broad valley between Belfort and Montbéliard - connects the grave zones of the Rhine and the Saône. The north of the Burgundian gate located Vosges formed as a counterpart to the Black Forest to the east by the natural border of the Rhine valley to the west. Broadly Belchen reached this means mountains with 1 424 meters, its greatest height. The Pyrenees stretch along the Spanish-French border from the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Biscay off and form a more natural border of France. The small number of passports previously hampered trade between France and Spain, while the Alps has always been good crossing opportunities, such as the Saint Bernard Pass, offered. In the southern part of the country lies the Massif Central, which is west of the Rhone valley rises steeply. Here, in the Auvergne, there are extinct volcanoes from the tertiary. South of the Massif Central are heavily karstified Causses and then the Cevennes. In the north-east of the country soar foothills of the mountains flattened by erosion of the Ardennes on French territory.

Because of the moderating influence of the surrounding waters is the climate of Finland for the Northern situation is relatively mild. Along the south coast, the average temperature in July at 15.6 ° C in February at -8.9 ° C. The annual precipitation (snow and rain) is on average about 460 millimeters in the north and 710 millimeters in the south. While the southern parts of the country for about four to five months in the year covered with snow, it can snow in the north to hold seven months. Because of the northern location have polar night in winter and summer Polartag in a period of several months. The lakes are around for half of the year frozen.

5.5 percent (2000) of the total land area of Finland are protected. Approximately 72 percent of Finland's land area is covered by forest (2000), Finland is thus the wooded country in Europe. Inventory-building in the extreme south of trees are aspens, alders, maples and elms. These hardwood forests go to the north in boreal coniferous forest (see forests and moderate northerly latitudes) with spruce and pine trees as dominant over. In the area of tundra joined Moore at large, a significant part of the nation. In Finland, there are nearly 1 200 flowering plants and fern and about 1 000 lichen species.

The capital London is the biggest city and main port city of England. At the same time, London is also the capital of the United Kingdom (Britain).

The heavily indented coastline is one of the main physiographic features of England. In England there are a variety of different natural areas. The Highlands region covers the Pennines in northern England. It consists of several chains, which differs from the Cheviot Hills to the south to the Peak District just north of the river valley of the Trent cover. The highest peak in England is located in the Lake District Scafell Pike (978 meters) in the county of Cumbria, one of the most scenic regions see England counts.

The region between the Welsh border, the southern foothills of the Pennines and the Bristol Channel is used by hills. In this area close to the east in central England to the Midlands. The flattest part of England lies east of the Pennines and the Midlands. It runs from the Yorkshire Moors (a highland foothills of the Pennines) to Lincolnshire to fertile farmland East England. This includes the plains Fens, a largely drained marshes, as well as the broad estuary of some rivers, such as the Ouse and the Witham.