Sunday, November 24, 2019
Thursday, November 21, 2019
Monday, November 18, 2019
gotta share this
there is a voice in "the old man and the seat'
A child voice on the phone. rick has kidnapped a gansters child
and is holding it/he.she hostage
the voice is SOOOO reconizable , but i couldnt place it
I looked it up
its the actress above, She voiced Bobby Hill on the animated comedy series King of the Hill
Pamela-Adlon
is also stared in a fan-fan epsd of Star Trec NG in like 1999
look her up
summer, again
.
we wanna re state our ideas. , we believe summer 'WORKS' for Rick, she gets payed (in secret) to help him, she has knowledge of rick , dealings, vaults, habits and money that the other family member's dont know anything about, its a part time job for her. most recently in season 4-epsd2
she 'knows' that Rick is a :Shy Pooper. she knows about his 'alt-planet toilet
she knew about the 5 dead flies(Arranged in a certain order) that opened a secret room/passage
she sent him and morty the power suits on the purge planet.
she works for rick in secret.
https://tinylotuscult.blogspot.com/2018/12/army-of-simple-ricks.html
https://tinylotuscult.blogspot.com/2018/12/poopy-butt-hole-and-summer-time.html
https://tinylotuscult.blogspot.com/2018/10/ricktastic.html
https://tinylotuscult.blogspot.com/2018/09/nobody-belongs-anywhere-nobody-exists.html
...........one side note, right above summer bed , is a pic of "Clockwork Orange' , were not sure what to make of this
also you can see she is a jock, by the soccer and volley balls and the roller blades. she also has a collection of hand bags , and theres a pic from "dragon ball Z" (we think)
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Sunday, October 27, 2019
Friday, October 4, 2019
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
tantric onmi-bahka'verlessance , reveres Hauptmann style of mammalia swindle
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Friday, August 23, 2019
tiny lotus search for meaning
Everyone seems to think TinyLotus is some sort of super emo atheist thing, that thinks we are all going to die and doesn’t see the point in living. However, for most part this isn’t always true.1/19
Living Forever4/19
So what does this have to do with TinyLotus and tinylotus cultism?
My view is slightly more toward tinylotus cultism, but having explained both, I am now going to shift to using TinyLotus Priest entities views; as I think their view is quite interesting.8/19
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Thursday, August 1, 2019
Friday, July 26, 2019
another prediction
we are predicting that in the above epsd. Morty's-mind- blowers that
The color do not equal 'diff types of memories' as Morty thought
red= my memories, blue equals yours (risk's) etc etc.
every color equals a different UNIVERSE all together.
they seem to be :: red,blue ,green and purple
rick lives in many different universe at once. flip-flopping from one to another. NONE OF THESE
are universe c137... we think he ruined that long ago. So rick has at least 4 other REGULAR families and maybe a few more , ...irregular
there is one single yellow-gold tube here. god know what universe its from .
ricks TRADE memories of there Morty's with each other.
like baseball cards
another thing....
Roiland offered a similar answer to a question about Rick's tragic backstory, which was shown in the Season 3 premiere, "The Rickshank Redemption," only to have Rick reveal it as a deception, meant to fool Galactic Federation interrogators. Did Ricks from other dimensions really kill his wife and daughter???
NO . our rick did... the rick we know accidentally killed the
Beth and Diana from that universe.. and the Rick would eventually become (disguise himself as) what we know as ..."evil Morty" and is hell bent on killing ALL RICKS EVERYWHERE
Monday, July 22, 2019
Saturday, July 13, 2019
Friday, July 12, 2019
A Capitol offense? Cannabis plants are growing in Vermont Statehouse flower beds
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Vermont police say they found dozens of cannabis plants in the flower beds in front of the Statehouse.
Police say they found a total of 34 plants this week among the cultivated flowers that line the walkway in front of the building in Montpelier.
Capitol Police Chief Matthew Romei says he doesn't know whether the immature plants were marijuana or hemp.
He says officials don't intend to test the plants to see if they are marijuana or hemp because there is no criminal case.
In Vermont, possession of small amounts of marijuana for recreational use is legal. Farmers can plant hemp as a cash crop.
Romei says officials have made similar discoveries in the Statehouse flower gardens in previous years.
A recent study by Nielsen found states that have legalized recreational marijuana sales are selling more snack foods. Buzz60
Saturday, July 6, 2019
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
4D imaging
Scientists capture
4D atomic movement in
breakthrough experiment
Long-held theories about how materials melt, freeze and evaporate
may need to be tweaked thanks to some breakthrough research.
A UCLA-led team of scientists have captured the 4D movement of
atoms through time and 3D space as they changed states, reportedly
for the first time. The results were surprising and contradicted
classical theories about "nucleation," when atoms start to
change from one form to another. The research may prove
valuable for the creation and study of new materials, chemicals and biological processes. Building on past research, the team used Berkeley Lab's
latest 3D electron microscope to examine an iron-platinum
alloy sliced into nanoparticles 1/10,000th the width of a human hair.
Those were heated to 968 degrees Fahrenheit, causing them to pass
from one solid state to another. 3D images were grabbed at
9, 16 and 26 minutes after heating while the sample was
rotated in the microscope.Using special algorithms, the team
tracked the same 33 nuclei, just 13 atoms wide, located in a
single nanoparticle. "People think it's difficult to find a needle in
a haystack," said UCLA physics and astonomy professor Jianwei
"John" Miao in a statement. "How difficult would it be to find the
same atom in more than a trillion atoms at three different times?
"As expected, the alloy changed from a slightly random state to
one where the platinum and iron atoms were more neatly aligned.
However, the scientists noted that the nuclei formed irregular
shapes rather than perfectly round ones predicted by
long-existing theories.
Furthermore, rather than having sharp borders as expected,
the arrangement of atoms was more jumbled near the surface.
While those results might not sound exciting, it's the first that
nucleation has been seen in action. "Nucleation is basically
an unsolved problem in many fields," said co-author Peter Ercius.
"Once you can image something, you can start to think about how
to control it." That could lead to better, stronger materials and a
deeper understanding of crucial chemical and biological reactions.
may need to be tweaked thanks to some breakthrough research.
A UCLA-led team of scientists have captured the 4D movement of
atoms through time and 3D space as they changed states, reportedly
for the first time. The results were surprising and contradicted
classical theories about "nucleation," when atoms start to
change from one form to another. The research may prove
valuable for the creation and study of new materials, chemicals and biological processes. Building on past research, the team used Berkeley Lab's
latest 3D electron microscope to examine an iron-platinum
alloy sliced into nanoparticles 1/10,000th the width of a human hair.
Those were heated to 968 degrees Fahrenheit, causing them to pass
from one solid state to another. 3D images were grabbed at
9, 16 and 26 minutes after heating while the sample was
rotated in the microscope.Using special algorithms, the team
tracked the same 33 nuclei, just 13 atoms wide, located in a
single nanoparticle. "People think it's difficult to find a needle in
a haystack," said UCLA physics and astonomy professor Jianwei
"John" Miao in a statement. "How difficult would it be to find the
same atom in more than a trillion atoms at three different times?
"As expected, the alloy changed from a slightly random state to
one where the platinum and iron atoms were more neatly aligned.
However, the scientists noted that the nuclei formed irregular
shapes rather than perfectly round ones predicted by
long-existing theories.
Furthermore, rather than having sharp borders as expected,
the arrangement of atoms was more jumbled near the surface.
While those results might not sound exciting, it's the first that
nucleation has been seen in action. "Nucleation is basically
an unsolved problem in many fields," said co-author Peter Ercius.
"Once you can image something, you can start to think about how
to control it." That could lead to better, stronger materials and a
deeper understanding of crucial chemical and biological reactions.
Friday, June 21, 2019
Thursday, June 20, 2019
Friday, June 14, 2019
Sunday, June 9, 2019
Amish birth defect, incest
It doesn't get much more peaceful than the simple life among the Amish in rural Ohio. They have no cars, no electricity, no televisions.
But their children have medical conditions so rare, doctors don't have names for them yet, reports correspondent Vicki Mabrey.
The Amish make up only about 10 percent of the population in Geagua County in Ohio, but they're half of the special needs cases. Three of the five Miller children, for example, have a mysterious crippling disease that has no name and no known cure.
Theiries father, Bob Miller, says he realizes there is a crisis in the community, which is why he and two other fathers, Erwin Kuhns and Robert Hershberger, have agreed to break a strict Amish rule that forbids them to appear on camera. The three sat for an informal interview.
The three Byler sisters were all born with a condition that has no cure and mysteriously leads to severe mental retardation and a host of physical problems. Last year, doctors figured out the girls have the gene for something called Cohen Syndrome; there are only 100 known cases worldwide.
Since then, more than a dozen other cases of Cohen's have been discovered in Ohio Amish country.
"Nobody knew it was around here and we found, what, 20 to 30 cases in this area now that they didn't realize. Nobody knew about it," says Erwin Kuhns.
But for so many years, the Amish have had no names for these disorders. It was simply a mystery why half the headstones in Amish cemeteries were headstones of children.
The genetic problems come down to something called the "founder effect" because the nearly 150,000 Amish in America can trace their roots back to a few hundred German-Swiss settlers who brought the Amish and Mennonite faiths to the United States in the 18th century. Over generations of intermarriage, rare genetic flaws have shown up, flaws which most of us carry within our genetic makeup but which don't show up unless we marry someone else with the same rare genetic markers.
Kuhns and Miller admit these conditions have gotten more widespread in recent years. So much so that concerned families pulled together, held an auction and raised enough to build a clinic within buggy range of all the Amish. They also hired a pediatrician and researcher named Dr. Heng Wang to start caring for their children.
Kuhns' daughter isn't doing well at the moment, but now he can take her to the clinic every day, if needed, and the doctor has even made house calls at his home.
While 60 Minutes Wednesday was in Ohio, Dr. Wang made a house call to check on the Miller children. Bobby Junior, the sickest, can't tell Wang what's bothering him because he can't even talk.
And the doctor was treating these challenging cases under the most rudimentary conditions since Amish custom prohibits electricity. Still, he doesn't complain. In fact, he calls the heritage beautiful and says, "We are not come here to change them."
Saturday, June 1, 2019
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
damn...your so beautiful
Lower East Side and it's pouring out
Don't you look right at me now
Is it you or are the lights
Getting brighter in the night
Let's get coffee at our favorite spot
We can sit around, not talk a lot
But you're so chill, you keep it cool
I am not, I'm such a fool
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
I think you do
Walk and laugh but not say anything
Let's sit down and think of what we could be
If you wanted to say something
You would say you promised me
Walking like it's my surprise
Falling over the fear of looking into your eyes
But now I am questioning
I caught you looking at me
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
I think you do (ooh)
And who do you think you are?
Who do you think you are?
Messing with my eyes
And making me overthink my lines
I think I'm falling blind
Who do you think you are?
And who do you think you are?
I'm looking back to say goodbye
Losing you all in my mind
I think it's all in my
Who do you think you are?
And who do you think you are?
Messing with my eyes
And making me overthink my lines
I think I'm falling blind
Who do you think you are?
And who do you think you are?
I'm looking back to say goodbye
Losing you all in my mind
I think it's all in my mind
But damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Oh, damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
I think you, I think you
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
I said, don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
'Cause I think you do (ooh)
Yeah, I think you, I think you do (oh)
Yeah, I know you do
Don't you look right at me now
Is it you or are the lights
Getting brighter in the night
Let's get coffee at our favorite spot
We can sit around, not talk a lot
But you're so chill, you keep it cool
I am not, I'm such a fool
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
I think you do
Walk and laugh but not say anything
Let's sit down and think of what we could be
If you wanted to say something
You would say you promised me
Walking like it's my surprise
Falling over the fear of looking into your eyes
But now I am questioning
I caught you looking at me
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
I think you do (ooh)
And who do you think you are?
Who do you think you are?
Messing with my eyes
And making me overthink my lines
I think I'm falling blind
Who do you think you are?
And who do you think you are?
I'm looking back to say goodbye
Losing you all in my mind
I think it's all in my
Who do you think you are?
And who do you think you are?
Messing with my eyes
And making me overthink my lines
I think I'm falling blind
Who do you think you are?
And who do you think you are?
I'm looking back to say goodbye
Losing you all in my mind
I think it's all in my mind
But damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Oh, damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
I think you, I think you
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
I said, don't you? Don't you?
Don't you? Don't you?
Damn, you're so beautiful
And don't you know it?
Don't you? Don't you?
'Cause I think you do (ooh)
Yeah, I think you, I think you do (oh)
Yeah, I know you do
Saturday, May 25, 2019
Monday, May 13, 2019
Wednesday, May 1, 2019
cult of quakers, lol
Swarthmore Fraternities Disband After Uproar Over
‘Rape Attic’Documents
lol, for those that dont know anything about swarthmore , its THE east coast Quaker-collage,
...this story is ...funny . but the truth is the vast majority of students at 'Friends schools'
and swarthmore know NOTHING ABOUT Quakerism . they, and their parents
...just like the...Brand
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
in the end nexivm was ...lame
it was more like an Amway pyramid scheme then a cult.
It was; run-of-the-mill and ....
cliche
Sunday, April 28, 2019
satanic chruch sues city
BELLE PLAINE (AP) - The Massachusetts-based Satanic Temple is suing a Minnesota city for withdrawing permission for a satanic monument two years ago.
Satanic Temple co-founder Malcolm Jarry told the Star Tribune Saturday that people have a right to protest the proposed monument but not at the expense of the group's civil rights.
The predicament the city of Belle Plaine finds itself in began in 2017 when officials decided to allow a steel silhouette of a soldier praying over a grave marked with a cross at a veterans' memorial park. The Satanic Temple wanted its own monument in the park in an area the city designated as a "public forum" after complaints that the soldiers' monument violated the separation of church and state. Officials shut down the public forum area altogether when complaints followed over the proposed satanic monument.
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Thursday, April 18, 2019
pink moon
Look up! A special full moon that traditionally determines when Easter will be will grace our skies on April 19th. Buzz60, Buzz60
It won't actually be pink, but April's full moon will light up the night sky at the end of this week.
The full "pink moon" will reach its peak at 7:12 a.m. ET Friday, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac. For the best view,, look up Thursday night, it recommends.
The moon will remain more than 90% full until April 22, according to the Almanac. The next full moon won't be until the May 18 "flower moon", the Almanac says.
The Old Farmer's Almanac says the April full moon "heralded the appearance of the moss pink, or wild ground phlox – one of the first spring flowers." It has also been called the Sprouting Grass Moon, the Egg Moon, and the Fish Moon, the Almanac says.
In fact, the moon may actually appear yellow, orange or red, depending on atmospheric conditions, according to AccuWeather.
Going to miss the full moon? Don't worry, because the Lyrid meteor shower is Sunday and Monday nights, too. Although light from the moon may interfere, the shower may hit about 20 meteors per hour this year.
Contributing: Doyle Rice and Ryan Miller, USA TODAY.
Follow the IndyStar's Andrew Clark on Twitter @Clarky_Tweets.
Sunday, April 14, 2019
watch this
https://archive.org/details/TEDxPedophiliaIsANaturalSexualOrientationMirjamHeineUniversityOfWrzburg
it gets deleted every so often
it gets deleted every so often
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