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BOSTON TRAGEDY

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BOSTON | New York

“Terrorists are terrorists unless they’re willing to changed to be humans. But this tragic incident is exactly telling us that death is always at hand, we should therefore be prepared to the Judgment of the Living God before the time has come. Have we met the criteria of those who will be saved? Free from murder, sexual immorality, adultery, theft, lie/ deceit, idolatry, false witness? Did we worship the scarlet-purple beast (excuse me Papal Uniforms! Revelation bible verses told us.)? The answers are in us: how we lived our lives before our death. If we died accordingly what God and Christ taught us, what’s to scare/sad about death? Death is plainly negative for many people as natural creations, but death should be cherished as an entry to a better life God is offering. If we are worthy to receive.”

I might be so far from that. Let’s work together!

- Caryl Shayne Bachini, 18-year old UP student, Evangelical missionary, Human activist, Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ)

magicalnaturetour: Photographer Red Biljon

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magicalnaturetour:

Photographer Red Biljon

gjmueller: Bad Decisions Arise from Faulty Information, Not...

Tue, 16 Apr 2013 12:03:53 -0400

gjmueller:

Bad Decisions Arise from Faulty Information, Not Faulty Brain Circuits

Making decisions involves a gradual accumulation of facts that support one choice or another. A person choosing a college might weigh factors such as course selection, institutional reputation and the quality of future job prospects.

But if the wrong choice is made, Princeton University researchers have found that it might be the information rather than the brain’s decision-making process that is to blame. The researchers report in the journal Science that erroneous decisions tend to arise from errors, or “noise,” in the information coming into the brain rather than errors in how the brain accumulates information.

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dearscience: Amsterdam by Anna Gett

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dearscience:

Amsterdam by Anna Gett

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tumblropenarts: Winter is Coming. Tilt your screen. Follow me...

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tumblropenarts:

Winter is Coming.

Tilt your screen.

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“Nothing in the world can pay a Peace of Mind.” SO...

Sun, 14 Apr 2013 06:49:09 -0400

“Nothing in the world can pay a Peace of Mind.” SO RELATABLE :)

evocativesynthesis: Baccarat Gallery Museum, Paris, France

Sun, 14 Apr 2013 06:41:41 -0400

evocativesynthesis:

Baccarat Gallery Museum, Paris, France

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valscrapbook: ljo-s.blogspot.com

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georgianadesign: Richard Shapiro’s villa, Malibu.

Sun, 14 Apr 2013 06:41:10 -0400

georgianadesign:

Richard Shapiro’s villa, Malibu.

resisted: .8909 by hildagrahnat on Flickr.

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resisted:

.8909 by hildagrahnat on Flickr.

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The Bedales Memorial Library, Steep UK, designed by Ernest Gimson, is regarded to be one of the finest Arts & Crafts buildings in UK

The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 1887 designed by Rafael da Silva and Castro

ecogentleman: Image source: BONDI PENTHOUSE BY BRIAN MEYERSON...

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ecogentleman:

Image source: BONDI PENTHOUSE BY BRIAN MEYERSON ARCHITECTS

Image upload by Eco Gentleman

life1nmotion: via: whitegreysmemories

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life1nmotion:

via: whitegreysmemories