The circadian cycle: daily rhythms from behaviour to genes : Article : EMBO reports

The circadian cycle: daily rhythms from behaviour to genes : Article : EMBO reports: "What is it good for?
Circadian clocks allow organisms to anticipate and 'prepare for' environmental changes, thereby increasing their fitness. For example, a photosynthetic machinery that is already geared up when the first sunrays appear will harvest more energy. A consequence of this logic is that the clock's benefits are most obvious under entrained conditions. "

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FactCheck.org : Context Included: Obama on Iran

FactCheck.org : Context Included: Obama on Iran: "McCain’s new ad, released on Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention, quotes Obama saying that Iran is a "tiny" country that "doesn’t pose a serious threat." It implies that he fails to see Iran’s threat to Israel.

The picture changes dramatically when Obama’s full quotes are considered:

Obama actually said of Iran, Cuba and Venezuela: "These countries are tiny compared to the Soviet Union" (emphasis ours).
Likewise, he said those countries don’t pose a serious threat to the United States "the way the Soviet Union posed a threat to us.""

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Obama Says Israel's Calls For Action On Iranian Nuclear Threat Are 'Noise' - Investors.com

Obama Says Israel's Calls For Action On Iranian Nuclear Threat Are 'Noise' - Investors.com: "Middle East: President Obama promised "a sustained effort to find common ground" with the Muslim world. He's found it: He and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad agree that what the Israelis say is "noise."

Block out the "noise" coming from the Israelis. Not a healthy attitude to take toward a singularly persecuted people.

In "Mein Kampf," Adolf Hitler declared that the outset of World War I was a lost opportunity "for proceeding against the entire fraudulent company of these Jewish poison-mongers of the nation." Germany, he said, "should have dealt summarily with them without the slightest consideration for the clamor that would probably arise.""

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SANCloud9-Social Advertising Network On Cloud 9

SANCloud9-Social Advertising Network On Cloud 9: "There is an expression which I have learned by reading the Bhagavad Gita As It Is by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, many years ago (which 1st came  into my hands at Port Authority, NYC when I was around 16 years old on my way to a reunion of an American Youth Hostels bicycle trip to Canada lead by Floyd (that was his first name... no not Pink Floyd...sheesh)..

The expression is chewing what has already been chewed. The premise of reincarnation is elucidated and expounded upon in this book. The past, present and future as explained as karmic reactions explains how so much of what goes in today's world is so mundane, mainly because we have been there and done that many times before.

Chewing what has already been chewed. "

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Lean Start Up Guide Local News | Lean Start Up Guide

Lean Start Up Guide Local News | Lean Start Up Guide: "No stand­ing– any­time, is more of a uni­ver­sal truth that is well sup­ported in almost any­thing we will ever encounter in our lives. The pri­mary adver­sary which we all face, in actu­ally achiev­ing any­thing great or small is that time marches with or with­out out our per­mis­sion"

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Lean Start Up Guide Local News | Lean Start Up Guide

Lean Start Up Guide Local News | Lean Start Up Guide: "No stand­ing– any­time, is more of a uni­ver­sal truth that is well sup­ported in almost any­thing we will ever encounter in our lives. The pri­mary adver­sary which we all face, in actu­ally achiev­ing any­thing great or small is that time marches with or with­out out our per­mis­sion"

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Lean Start Up Guide Local News | Lean Start Up Guide

Lean Start Up Guide Local News | Lean Start Up Guide: "No stand­ing– any­time, is more of a uni­ver­sal truth that is well sup­ported in almost any­thing we will ever encounter in our lives. The pri­mary adver­sary which we all face, in actu­ally achiev­ing any­thing great or small is that time marches with or with­out out our per­mis­sion"

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