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Saturday, 3 November 2007
The Battle Which I Must Fight

This story isn't about some kid fighting for a religious or political ideology. It's a story about an eight year old hero who's fighting for his life against a rare form of cancer.

Corey Pirotta has had cancer since he was three years old. The fact that he got this far against a very powerful enemy is a testimony to his desire to live.

I was at the fund raising event last night and it warms my heart to see how communities in Brampton came together for this brave boy. All the entertainment was for free. Over a hundred door prizes were donated by sponsors. At least, 200 buffet tickets were sold along with hundreds of raffle tickets.

Without a doubt, the biggest battles that mankind should be fighting are against pollution, ignorance, poverty and disease. These are the wars that unite us in a common struggle.

Rare Forms Of Childhood Cancers

The Fight Against Cancer

 


Posted by qualteam at 11:41 PM EDT
Updated: Sunday, 4 November 2007 12:07 AM EDT
Wednesday, 31 October 2007
The Horror Of Party Beach

Not everything about the 1960s was great.

The movie below has to be one of the worse of all time. It had a crummy group, a crummy song, "Zombie Stomp", crummy dancing and ridiculous monsters in cheap Halloween costumes.

Believe it or not, I saw "The Horror At Party Beach" at my neighbourhood theatre in Barrie Ontario. This is entertainment for the brain dead.

Have a happy Halloween.

Posted by qualteam at 10:35 PM EDT
Tuesday, 30 October 2007
Halloween: The Gateway To The Subconscious

Halloween is one of my favourite times because it allows us to step out of our present human existence and find an identity and/or a life somewhere else. Such a condition could be heavenly or hellish, however, it's up to each individual to choose his/her afterlife state.

It's hard to image that one could have fun as a zombie or vampire, but it beats being nothing or just human. If things don't work out in the afterlife, you can always get a job haunting fun houses in Niagara Falls. Many people will pay good money for a good scare.

Sure there's past lives, but there's past deaths too. The soul can continue to survive and go on to something else. At Halloween, that choice can be very unpleasant and scary. Have fun tricking and treating.

The Highway Man


Posted by qualteam at 9:21 PM EDT
Sunday, 28 October 2007
Divine And Spiritual Healing

There is evidence that healing power can travel between humans, spirits and God. Spirits and human beings are sentient life forms capable of producing energy of one kind or the other. Healing energy or white light can be focused by life forms interconnected through a common mind.

The spiritual circle draws the negative/dark energy out of the patient/believer and then bathes the injured body part or organ with a warm relaxing photonic wave. The pain, the dark energy goes through sensitive human souls into spiritual beings. In a human, this pain is often felt as grief and despair.

There are different ways to obtain a healing. While a miracle can be instantaneous, a healing usually takes some time to complete.


Posted by qualteam at 9:46 PM EDT
Saturday, 27 October 2007
A Seminar On Fibromyalgia

 Today, my wife, Irene, and I attended a seminar on Fibromyalgia. 

The person giving the seminar (Dr. Whitcomb) is a chiropractor and not a doctor.

Fibromyalgia is a disease/condition of many symptoms that affects the nervous system in strange and painful ways. Lack of sleep, pains in different areas of the body and chronic fatique are a few of these symptoms.

Dr. Whitcomb and has had some success in treating this condition with chiropractic techiques in this office in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Three patients gave moving accounts of their condition before and after their treatment.

Dr. Whitcomb has written a book on the subject which I'm reading right now.

His treatments are on the expensive side ($7000 and up) which include hotel room and food. However, he certainly provides hope for people with this awful disease. Most doctors dismiss fibromyalgia patients as hypochondriacs.

More doctors and chiropractors should learn Dr. Whitcomb's techniques. Treatments should be cheaper and covered by public or private health insurance.


Posted by qualteam at 10:32 PM EDT
Updated: Saturday, 27 October 2007 11:04 PM EDT
Tuesday, 23 October 2007
Good Tweet Or Bad Tweet?

Your Good Girl Is Going To Go Bad

 


Posted by qualteam at 10:47 PM EDT
Sunday, 21 October 2007
The Miracle Of Plumby Nut

I discovered "Plumby Nut" for the first time on 60 Minutes tonight. All I can say is WoW!!! The whole thing looked like peanut butter on steriods. It was tasty, cheap and didn't need refrigeration. Others had discovered what I knew for a long time. A person could practically survive on peanut butter alone. It was my favourite food since I was five.

Malnutrition is devastating millions of children both in the 3rd world and in North America. Kids can't learn or stay heathy until they've eaten properly (i.e. not from canned foods and junk food but nutritious supplements like Plumbly Nut)

Any crusade against poverty would include a crusade against malnutrition. That would include providing food banks in Canada, etc. with delicious power bars/paste like Plumby Nut. 

Get capitalists and politicians on board in the anti-malnutrition crusade. It concerns more people than poor Africans.


Posted by qualteam at 9:06 PM EDT
Updated: Sunday, 21 October 2007 9:21 PM EDT
Thursday, 18 October 2007
I Put More Money Into The Canadian Stock Market
Mood:  a-ok

It looks like Canada's TSX is going to beat America's Dow for the fourth straight year.

My favourite fund is TD's "Canadian Equity Fund". It's one of only five Canadian equities that beat "The Exchange Traded Funds" over a five year period.

As well as being a net exporter of energy and minerals, Canada also has a very sound banking system that was only minimally exposed to the subprime fiasco (Ninja mortgages: no job, no assets) in the U.S.

Canadian housing continues to maintain its value.

I'm an investor in the blue chip companies in Canada and the world.


Posted by qualteam at 10:48 PM EDT
Updated: Thursday, 18 October 2007 11:19 PM EDT
Monday, 15 October 2007
Two Great Songs: One Old And The Other New

The Eagles are my favourite group of all time. They do any music genre  well.

With their latest single, "How Long", they return to their desert country roots.

The second song is an old R and B tune called "Fujiyama Mama" by the Queen of Rockabilly, Wanda Jackson. She was too hot for the 1950s, but she's still entertaining and touring at age 69.
Please enjoy both songs.

Posted by qualteam at 10:22 PM EDT
Updated: Monday, 15 October 2007 10:40 PM EDT
Saturday, 13 October 2007
Feb/18th Is Now John Tory Day In Ontario
Mood:  a-ok

Premier McGuinty was so happy that Conservative leader, John Tory, gave him the Ontario election over the religious school funding issue that he named the Ontario holiday "John Tory Day".

Politicians can appreciate each other, especially, if they do things that make them an easy target.

Just call Dalton McGuinty "Mr. Nice".

 


Posted by qualteam at 9:03 PM EDT
Updated: Saturday, 13 October 2007 9:24 PM EDT

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