Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Re: INCREDIBLE PHOTOS OF POLAND 1920's and consider humility and Bush's Kennebunkport


Consider Humility


Arrogance can be the source of two opposite ways of behaving. Some people have such a high opinion of themselves that want nothing else to do with other people. Alternatively, there are those whose arrogance leads them to want power and control over others. The opposite of arrogance is humility. Humility is the awareness that everything we have is a gift, and that other people are equally important. Today, contemplate humility for at least five minutes. In what ways would your life be enhanced if you had more humility?



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Here is Bush's Kennebunkport home just south of Portland Maine before our visit to Old Orchard Beach



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INCREDIBLE PHOTOS OF POLAND 1920's and consider humility and Bush's Kennebunkport


Consider Humility

Arrogance can be the source of two opposite ways of behaving. Some people have such a high opinion of themselves that want nothing else to do with other people. Alternatively, there are those whose arrogance leads them to want power and control over others. The opposite of arrogance is humility. Humility is the awareness that everything we have is a gift, and that other people are equally important. Today, contemplate humility for at least five minutes. In what ways would your life be enhanced if you had more humility?



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Pvs50C1kGk

Love Yehuda Lave


Here is Bush's Kennebunkport home just south of Portland Maine before our visit to Old Orchard Beach



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Monday, July 30, 2012

THE VIEW FROM MOUNT EVEREST : 360 DEGREES and a low self image and Old Orchard Beech Maine


Why Someone Might Have a Low Self-Image


Some people ask, "Why do I have a low self-image?"

There are many possible answers that one can give, even though there is only one valid and real answer: "If you have a low self-image, it is because of the way you think about yourself. Think better thoughts and you'll change your self-image."

Thinking of yourself in a consistently negative way is the only way to have a low self-image. Improving your thoughts improves your self-image.

The way you think of yourself now is your present self- image. Regardless of your past self-image, you have free will and the ability to build yourself and your self-image.


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The Laves see an old synagogue from the past when people when to escape the heat of New York before air conditioning. The synagogue is still beautiful and in use in the summers




 Subject: THE VIEW FROM MOUNT EVEREST : 360 DEGREES

 


 

 

 

 

On May 24, 1989, the Australian photographer and mountaineer, Roderick Mackenzie, reached the summit. He was number 271 since 1953. He made, as far as is known, the only 360 degree panorama from the top.

THE VIEW FROM MOUNT EVEREST :

360 DEGREES

BREATHTAKING!

SPECTACULAR!!!!

 

 

When you see the panorama, click the icon on the top right corner to make the image full-screen!

There is also a + and - sign in bottom right of screen to allow you to zoom in or out .... INCREDIBLE!

 

 

 


 

 






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Sunday, July 29, 2012

Positive Stories and Positive Driving


Let Positive Stories Add To Your Self-Image


People love stories. The stories you read and hear about great people are stored in your brain. You become a bit greater yourself with each positive story. Knowing how great people spoke and behaved makes it more likely that you will speak and act with similar patterns. Of course, we won't immediately act exactly like every great person we read and hear about, but we will improve.

The elevating and inspiring stories you read and hear about are part of the process of building your self-image: "I am a person who has added another story about positive thoughts, words, and actions into my brain and mind."



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The third installment in Day one of trip to the great state of Maine!!







 Check this out Steve McQueen in Bullet didn't compare!
 
 
Crazy driving but even crazier that this guys seemed to get half of the city shut down to film this video







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Friday, July 27, 2012

9/11 photos just declassified and suffering teaches modesty and platforms around the world


Suffering Teaches Modesty

Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch wrote: "Suffering is a great teacher. Suffering teaches you the limitations of your power. It reminds you of the frailty of your health, the instability of your possessions, and the inadequacy of your means which have only been lent to you and must be returned as soon as the Owner desires it. Suffering visits you and teaches you the nothingness of your false greatness. It teaches you modesty."


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One of our greatest Rabbis in history was Rabbi Akiva. Here is a case where he sat as the judge.

It is ordinarily the responsibility of the Sage sitting in judgment (as the judge) to ascertain the truth of a given matter. If the petitioner raises points that will lead to a lenient judgment, they will be taken into consideration by the judge, but the judge will not make suggestions that will lead to such a conclusion. Rabbi Akiva's students were surprised that he openly led the woman in a direction that brought her to make statements that would lead to a lenient ruling.

 His explanation was that since the laws of the case they were dealing about ( the laws of ketem) were only interpretation ( rabbinic in origin), it is reasonable to find ways for leniencies regarding them. His knowledge of suffering allowed him to be modest.

ON our trip we saw much of Portland Maine on Day One, here is the second part that was on July 23, 2012.

http://youtu.be/YR5DfZtuOOA

 



 
Dachstein Sky Walk ( Austria )
Nicknamed the "balcony of the alps," the Dachstein Sky Walk is formally enthroned
at 2700m above sea-level, high up on the 250m vertical rock face of the Hunerkogel. 
A 360o panorama allows the visitor a view of Slovenia in the south to the Czech
Republic in the north.  The Sky Walk is distinctly higher than the platforms of the
Niagara Falls or even the one at the Iguazu waterfalls in Brazil.
 
 
 
Aurland Lookout ( Norway )
Architects Todd Saundersand Tommie Wilhelmsen were
commissioned to design a scenic rest-stop 2000ft above
Aurland fjord in Norway and came up with this beauty
wining the first prize in Norwegian tourist routes
competition.  The outermost end of the horizontal platform -
which curves to form the structure's support - is closed off by
a sheet of glass, offering an incredible view towards the
ground for all those with the guts to make the trip to the end.
 
 
 
Grand Canyon Skywalk ( Arizona - USA )
This horseshoe-shaped pant-filler hangs approximately 4000ft above
the floor and extends 65ft beyond the edge of the Grand Canyon. 
The Horseshoeshaped skywalk is constructed of glass walls 4" thick
and visitors must don special scratch-proof socks as they partake in
the view.  The work is a true engineering feat that can hold up to 70
tons (roughly 14 African Elephants) and withstands winds of 100mph.
 
 
 
Suspended platform at Iguazu Falls ( Brazil and Argentina )
While the falls themselves are magnificent, their setting in a
huge subtropical nature reserve makes visiting even more
enjoyable.  To fully appreciate their size and splendor it's
worthwhile viewing the falls from the skywalk.  The viewing
platform is so close you are instantly drenched by spray and
deafened by the roar of water plunging over an 80m cliff.
 
 
 
Auckland 's Sky Tower ( New Zealand )
Auckland 's 328m Sky Tower is the southern hemisphere's tallest structure.  It
took 2000 tons of reinforcing steel, 660 tons of structural steel and 15,000 m3 of
concrete to erect it.  It can withstand 200km/h winds, earthquakes up to eight on
the Richter scale and on a clear day, visibility is around 82km.  The highest
indoor point is Sky Deck, which has seamless glass giving unimpeded 360º views.
 
 
 
Illawarra Fly Tree Top Walk( Australia )
This walk opened recently after five months of construction. 
Located at Knights Hill up high on the escarpment near
Robertson in the Southern Highlands, the Illawarra Fly Tree
Top Walk allows visitors to walk among the rainforest
canopy 25m above the ground on a steel platform.  The
500m elevated walkway features cantilever arms that take
visitors to the edge of the escarpment and offer inspiring
views of the coastline from Kiama through to Shellharbour.
 
 
 
Landscape Promontory ( Switzerland )
The landscape promontory is a suspended viewing platform designed by
Paolo Bürgi as part of the Cardada project, a revitalization of the Cardada
mountain that is expected to finish in 2010.  The passageway is made of
steel and titanium leads to the lookout platform with a view of Lago
Maggiore.  The landscape panorama is not the only thing that visitors
are meant to appreciate.  Symbols in the paving with accompanying texts
in the railingprovide references to history and literature.
 
 
 
Infinity Room at House on the Rock ( Wisconsin - USA )
The House on the Rock, originally opened in 1959, is a complex of
architecturally unique rooms, streets, gardens and shops designed
by Alex Jordan, Jr.  It is located in Spring Green, Wisconsin and is
a regional tourist attraction.  The Infinity Room at the House
extends several hundred feet over the valley, without supports
underneath, and is lined with over 3000 handmade windows.
 
 
 
Il binocolo ( Italy )
Within the gardens of Trauttmansdorff castle in Italy you'll find this charming
steel platform poking out through the trees, its name (meaning 'the binoculars')
coming from the shape of the platform's small roof and the view of the
surrounding landscape. Designed by architect Matteo Thun.
 
 
 
Top of Tyrol ( Austria )
Top of Tyrol by Astearchitecture is a viewing platform located
3000m above sea level at the Stubai Glacier in Tyrol, Austria. 
Weathering steel was used in the construction of this structure
to account for the extreme weather conditions so you can stand
9m away from the mountain with a perfect view of Stubai glacier.
 






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Rule Over Yourself

Having your intellect rule over your nature is an essential obligation. Your intellectual realizations should be so strong that they are able to overcome natural tendencies and habits. If you let your natural tendencies rule you, you are likely to make many serious mistakes in life.

Keep in mind that this is an ideal, and it is unrealistic to demand perfection of oneself. The goal should be improvement. A person who works on his power of thinking for many years will eventually reach high levels of expertise. But do not demand of yourself instantaneous perfection for this will needlessly cause guilt feelings and anxiety.

Today, set yourself a small, realistic, attainable goal.


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On my first spiritual trip of the year I go to the furthest East you can go in the US--Maine. First day in Portland Main


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I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS........ Mesmerizing!!!

Pick out any interesting location around the  world and click on it. A page will come up with a photo. In the centre is a circle with a triangle.

Click on the triangle. Now you get a full picture. If it's not a full screen, click on the 4 dots in the lower right corner.

Now with full screen, place your curser anywhere on the screen and slowly drag the picture in any direction you want. Left, right, up, down, slow or stop.

Try the  Egyptian Pyramids in Egypt or Moscow, Kremlin to get started.

This is a one e-mail you will want to save. Enjoy.

Panoramas and 3D Tours of the Most Beautiful Places Around the World! Click on the below City Names & Enjoy !

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