Nature... New stuff about Nature...

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We fight nature too well and too hard... Nature is why we live and breathe and eat...

The planet's animals are our ward... We are their caretakers, their protectors, their providers... But we haven't been doing our job... We are the collective culmination of all the critters on this living planet... Essentially all the living things are our "children"... Essentially we are their "god", as much as they are our parent...

The animal kingdom, from tiniest to largest, is an integral chain of life's crucial active segments, each responsible for its part in life's process, in like how we make our penicillin from the urine of penicilium bacteria... Much of our precious medicine originates from the guts, blood, and pee of tiny living creatures... We extract valuable chemicals out of their bodily juices... We call it "medical science".. "the body-fluid juice extraction of valuable medicines from bug piss"... All our foods are fed from the poops of ultra tiny invisible living creatures... Those tiny creatures are what maintains our lives, and the lives of all the plants too... We wouldn't be if it weren't for the living processes and activities of bugs and microscopic critters... Learn some respect for the tiny creatures... Lets stop killing everything that seems to be in our way... We'll live longer and healthier if we do...

Should your insane Species ever happen to extinct the mosquito, the food-chain will collapse, and most the life on the planet will quickly go extinct... Stop messing with nature, or You will have Killed Yourselves...

Just thought you should know... Be nice to the little life, and the big life will be nice right back...
And I do mean BIG LIFE... There are creatures whose cells are universes, and they're friendly, and fun to play with... You don't know what yer missing, all-ways only just playing with yourself...


I.E.: I found one of my bottles of multi-vitamins had spilled out in a tool box.. probably months ago...
As I was tossing the dirty tablets into the garbage, I noticed on two of the pills were areas that had been stripped away by microscopic-creatures who had eaten away parts of the coatings of the pills down about a 64th of an inch for a third of the two pills... Realizing they are colonies of probably thousands, maybe millions, of tiny invisible living-creatures, I relocated their little pill planets to a spot where they would get a lot of air, light, and moisture, Life's three primary support systems... I tossed the two pills under the lilac bush... Now their culture will flourish and evolve.. and should I happen to find their little cultures ever again, I will give them a little treat by placing two multi-vitamin tablets in their reach... Be nice to the little life, and the big life will be nice right back...

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WASHINGTON – With fewer than 500 applications and only two-dozen homeowners helped so far, lawmakers want to revamp a new program that was intended to help hundreds of thousands of borrowers avoid losing their homes.

The changes being considered Wednesday by the House Financial Services Committee come as Congress and President Barack Obama refine the most dramatic steps yet to boost the ailing U.S. housing market. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is expected to announce a new approach for aiding borrowers and rescuing the flailing financial industry next week.

The Obama administration wants to spend up to $100 billion in financial bailout money to help borrowers stay in their homes. Republicans, meanwhile, are expected to seek a vote later this week on a plan to have the government drive down mortgage rates to as low as 4 percent.

The government's efforts to stem the foreclosure crisis thus far have relied on voluntary cooperation of the lending industry. The plans have not stopped a dramatic surge in foreclosures that is likely to worsen as workers lose their jobs amid a deepening recession.

"We will have to do more — substantially more — to fix this crisis," Geithner said Wednesday.

During the presidential campaign, Obama said banks that receive federal bailout money should be required to halt foreclosures for 90 days, but that hasn't happened yet.

"I voted for Obama just for that reason," said Leroy Hernandez, 52, who lives outside Richmond, Va., and fears foreclosure is imminent on his home loan. "Maybe I'm just gullible."

The company that collects payments on Hernandez's loan, Litton Loan Servicing, is owned by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which has received $10 billion in federal bailout money.

Litton spokeswoman Donna Marie Jendritza said Hernandez was denied a modification because he did not provide proof of his income, but added that he is welcome to apply again.

"If proof of income is not provided, we cannot go forward," she said.

Congress last year created the Hope for Homeowners program, which was supposed to allow 400,000 troubled homeowners swap risky loans for traditional 30-year fixed-rate loans with lower rates. But only 25 loans have been approved since the program started in October out of 451 applications, despite more than 66,000 calls to the Federal Housing Administration about it from consumers and lenders.

Under a bill being considered by the House committee, several restrictions on the program would be lifted in hopes of allowing more people to qualify.

Meg Burns, the federal housing official in charge of the program, testified this week that tight restrictions on who can qualify and high fees have led to the disappointing results. The bill being considered Wednesday would reduce those fees and lift some of those restrictions.

Republicans were skeptical. "While Americans all over this country are struggling with their own mortgages, should they be forced to pay their neighbors?" said Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas. "There are basic questions of fairness."

However, some consumer advocates argue the changes aren't enough.

"It's not the magnitude of help that's needed," said John Taylor, president of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a consumer group in Washington that's pressing the administration to buy up distressed loans in bulk and modify them so borrowers stay in their homes.

While plans to assist homeowners likely will anger those who oppose subsidizing borrowers who may have acted irresponsibly, the Obama administration appears to agree that such action can help stem the financial crisis.

"We're not going to be able to eliminate all foreclosures, but can certainly keep that number from getting out of control," said Robert Litan, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a liberal-leaning think tank. By doing so, "you should be able to reduce some of the losses on the securities which are driving the banks under."

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"We will have to do more — substantially more — to fix this crisis,"


Each of us must try with all we've got to make the world work right.. or it ain't gonna work, with so many dragging their feet, Screaming "I Don't want things to change.. cuz it Hurts my head to have-to think!"..

[cosmicB]

"The Smoke That Thunders" by Hennie Becker...

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I prefer ever changing instrumental music that sets-up a flowing mental-video for me...

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Adel.. I read that your stuff made a lot of people extremely ill, and killed a few folks... How is it that you're still in business, selling your homemade bathtub concoctions, which you even spit into?..

[Adel F.]

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I never had to worry about the cost of my medications.
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Quote: "I am a physician. When I was in active practice I was making an excellent income.
I never had to worry about the cost of my medications."

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Yah rigghhht... You're a "physician" like I'm the president of the United States...

You never have any problems getting Your medications, cuz you make them in that coffee stained brown filthy kitchen sink, from industrial chemicals, along with your meth, estacy, and your homemade wines... Your neighbors tell me you make real good meth, so at least you're good for something...
So what if you've got yourself a 1985 pill-press... Eating your sewage "medicines" would be like playing Russian-Roulette with all chambers loaded... Take your stupid parasitic money-sucking drug-trade elsewhere!.. Better yet! Bend over a comfy-chair and have your mother shove all your poison-pills up your fat-arse!..

[cosmicB]

Ever seen a brainless human holding a piece of food in front of an animal, and saying with great enthusiasm, "Do you want This?.. Do you want This?.. Do you want This?.." And the animal quick nods its head several times, quick glancing at the ground then back up at the mindless human, meaning "yes".....
The animal has said, in its way, "Yes I want that! Set it down, and I'll get it, you f'n doughbie"..
And what does the human do..? The human continues asking "Do you want this?, Do you want this?".. No wonder some people get bit feeding animals.. The animals must think we're stupid... Don't! mess with the critters that way.. just give it to them FFS!...

Try this with your dog... Call it into the kitchen... "Would you like a sandwich?"..
Doggie says "Woof!"...
Would you like it toasted?"
Doggie says "Woof!"..
Would you like your toast buttered?"
Doggie says WrooF!"..
Would you like sliced ham on your sandwich?" Show the doggie the ham slices.. and sniff them.. "Ooo these are Quality ham slices my friend"...
Doggie says "Yelp! RwooF WooF!"..
Would you like a slice of fresh cheddar-cheese on your ham sandwich?"..
Doggie says "Woof Wroof WrooF!", and spins in a circle..
By now the dog is drooling profusely.. There's a little puddle on the floor under its chin...
Howzabout a little mayo on your ham and cheese sandwich?"
Doggie almost freaks, "Bark Bark Bark BarK! WrooF! whine.."
By now the dog is really freaking.. It almost doesn't know where nor what it is... All it knows is there's a sandwich somewhere on the counter...
Slap on the top piece of bread, and without any hesitation what so ever, in one swift motion slip the sandwich into the side of the dog's mouth, making sure, first-time, it has most of it in its bite, without playing any asshole-human stupid games... Just Do it, and do it right..
You will see an oh so proud waggy-tail doggie, strutting away with its prime sandwich that its master just made exclusively for it...

This little bit of niceness makes your pet respect you a lot more... You will notice a good change in your pet's attitude toward you and others... Just do it...

[cosmicB]

It's Spring.. the bees are out and about searching for flowers... Be nice to them.. Place a dish of honey water in the backyard...

If you wish to keep bees out of the home, then by all means put the honey in the fridge, so they won't be attracted to the house... Bees probably can smell honey from a kilometer away...

If bees or hornets have invaded your home.. don't squish them.. just put a little bit of honey on a fingertip, and ease the fingertip close to the bug... It will crawl onto your finger, and start eating the honey... All you need do to get it out of your home, is to go to the door, and with a strong puff of breath blow the bug off your finger into the air.. Or you can gently wipe the honey it's feeding upon, to a leaf, and it will crawl to the leaf... Bees and stinging insects aren't here to rush up and sting you... Their stingers are just for defense, for when they are being treated badly... Feeding them is treating them goodly... They won't sting a friend... You can even touch their backs while they are feeding.. they won't mind in the slightest... A little bit of honey turns a formidable hornet into a friendly fly...
Be nice to the little life, and the big life will be nice right back to you...

Caution with stinging things.. they feel your thoughts... If you were to send the thought that you were ripping the legs off a bumble bee in her nest, and squishing her.. she would immediately fly out of her nest and try to sting you as many times as she could...
I use bees as a weapon when required... If someone is pestering me, and they are near a hornet-nest, all I need do, is focus to the queen that I am stepping on her, and pulling her apart.. and she will rush out of the nest in blind rage.. she would extremely aggressively attack anyone within four-meters of the nest...