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Love Lessons from a Dog

Loved this article since I have a black Lab Named Reggie he is so loyal I mean I could not shake this dog if I wanted too

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Jade Buddha

WORCESTER – The exquisite Jade Buddha for Universal Peace, a four-ton statue carved from an extremely rare 18-ton boulder of translucent jade, is being exhibited at numerous sites around the world before being put on permanent display in Australia. Its only New England stop will be in Worcester, Mass., from May 22 through June 5, at the Linh Son Temple, 16 Ruthven Avenue.



The 12-foot statue has already drawn crowds totaling more than 4 million as it toured Asia and Australia; many thousands more are expected to pay tribute as it makes its way across the United States. Already appearing in Miami, Memphis and Charlotte, the Jade Buddha will continue through the states and Canada through the rest of 2010 before heading to Europe in 2011. The statue was carved from a jade boulder discovered in Canada in 2000 and took five years to complete before receiving blessings and embarking on its world tour.



“Its stay at the Linh Son Temple is the only opportunity for people in our area to be in its presence,” said Valerie Sampson, an organizer of the visit. “There will be guides on the weekends at the Temple to help visitors understand the immense importance of what is being viewed. To be in the presence of the Jade Buddha for Universal Peace, which has been personally blessed by the Dalai Lama, promises to be an incredibly moving experience for all.”



The tour commenced in Vietnam in March 2009. Eventually the Jade Buddha will go to its home at the Great Stupa of Universal Compassion in Bendigo, Victoria, where it will be a symbol of peace to inspire the world for millennia to come. The tour of the Jade Buddha is dedicated to universal peace. It is hoped that the Buddha’s presence will inspire everyone who sees it to find peace in their home, their schools and work, their family, and in their own hearts.



“In Worcester and all around New England, people are struggling with unemployment, homelessness, serious illness, the threat of terrorism, and eternal uncertainty,” said Venerable Man Shing, assistant at the Temple. “The Jade Buddha is a symbol of hope and strength in a time when deep cynicism and hopelessness darken the horizon. At this time it is quite evident that people feel disempowered and have lost faith in the institutions that once served society. It is my hope that the presence of the Jade Buddha will inspire people through its transcendent beauty.”

Activities during the exhibition of the Jade Buddha include a dedication on May 22, dharma talks throughout the week, opportunities to experience the chanting of the monks accompanying the statue, exhibition of relics, vegetarian meals and ceremonies to honor those who have passed on.

“Our hope is that everyone, irrespective of their religion, will take a moment to reflect upon peace: peace for the world, peace in their relationships, peace for their families and friends, peace at work, peace in their mind,” said Sampson. “By spending time in the presence of the Jade Buddha, we hope that you will leave the Temple feeling joyful and inspired, feeling hopeful about your life, your family and your future. Buddhists believe that even by your presence, your taking time to contemplate and be in the presence of the statue, there are benefits which extend beyond just seeing the Jade Buddha, benefits to others around you.”

For more information about the Jade Buddha’s visit to Worcester and related activities, please call Valerie Sampson, organizer, at 508-926-3470.

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Why is Canada Changing Its Flu Vaccine policy? by Dr, Mercola

Why is Canada Changing Its Flu Vaccine Policy?
Posted by: Dr. Mercola November 10 2009 112,699 views
Many countries are pouring millions into orders for swine flu vaccine from pharmaceutical companies. But one country is taking a different approach.
The Irish Independent reports that the some Canadian provinces have suspended the 'normal' seasonal flu shots for anyone under 65 in response to a recent study there. However, the vaccine suspensions do not apply for people over 65.
The study suggests that people vaccinated against seasonal flu are actually twice as likely to catch swine flu.But plans vary across the provinces of Canada. Last month, British Columbia announced it is suspending seasonal flu shots for anyone under 65 years old, joining Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Nova Scotia in halting the immunizations. Quebec's Health Ministry announced it would postpone vaccinations until January, clearing the autumn months for health professionals to focus on vaccinating against H1N1, which is expected to the more severe influenza strain this season.
"By the time the H1N1 wave is over, there will be ample time to vaccinate for seasonal flu," said Dr. Ethan Rubinstein, head of adult infectious diseases at the University of Manitoba.
Other provinces, including Manitoba, are still pondering a response to the research. New Brunswick, one of the lone holdouts, made an announcement in September that it would forge ahead with seasonal flu shots for all residents in October, as originally planned.
Yet according to an even more recent posting by PreventDisease.com, some provinces are still recommending co-administration of both vaccines in as little as 60 days, according to a staggered schedule.An international panel is currently scrutinising the controversial study's data. Dr Ethan Rubinstein, who has read the study, said it appeared sound.
"There are a large number of authors, all of them excellent and credible researchers," he said. "The sample size is very large, at 12 or 13 million people."
It was back in 1981 that R. Edgar Hope Simpson proposed that a principal cause of seasonal influenza is linked with the deficiency of solar radiation which triggers the production of vitamin D in the skin. Vitamin D deficiency is common in the winter, and vitamin D is crucial in allowing your immune system to defend itself against invading organisms.In addition to vitamin D, studies have suggested that people who exercise moderately suffer fewer and less severe colds and flu infections.
In a new study, researchers found that when they had a group of mice regularly run on a treadmill over 3.5 months, the animals developed less-severe symptoms when infected with the flu virus.
Additionally, mice that exercised right before flu infection, but not regularly over the preceding months, also showed some protection against severe symptoms -- which in mice means dampened appetite and weight loss. Those benefits, however, were only apparent in the couple days after infection, whereas regular long-term exercise reduced flu symptoms over the whole course of infection.