From The Great Northwest

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Will ...

Texas State Railroad.

Great Scenic Railway Journeys

28:51 minutes

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NEtoVnfoGk

And speaking of trains ...

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Good testimonial regarding experiencing 'Up at the Ranch' ...

Ep. 684 FADE to BLACK Jimmy Church w/ Jason Quitt, Jon Rappoport : ECETI Ranch UFO Special

Published on Jul 7, 2017

Another Thursday, another Fadernight...but tonight is our ECETI Ranch Special Event with time-traveler Jason Quitt... he was at ECETI with us for the weekend and photographed some amazing things... and we cover everything...and Jon Rappoport is here with his No More Fake News Room Live...discussing the Nazca Mummy...

Air date: July 6, 2017

Eceti recap initially commences at the 16 minute mark

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCcVSdWXRi8

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♬Timothy Leary's dead.
No, no, no, no, He's outside looking in ♬



Religious leaders get high on magic mushrooms ingredient – for science

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When Sly Calls (Don't Touch That Phone)

Michael Franks

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1hAaV0BYB4

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Good testimonial regarding experiencing 'Up at the Ranch' ...

Ep. 684 FADE to BLACK Jimmy Church w/ Jason Quitt, Jon Rappoport : ECETI Ranch UFO Special



Eceti recap initially commences at the 16 minute mark

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCcVSdWXRi8

An update

From Jimmy Church

BREAKING NEWS: UFO Hangar Door Opens on top of Mt. Adams/ECETI June 30 2017

Published on Jul 9, 2017

During the recent ECETI Ranch conference a door opened up on top of Mt. Adams on Friday, June 30th, 2017...over the next four days it was photographed, video was shot and it was observed by over 150 witnesses...this video was shot during the event...all images are copyright by Jimmy Church, Jason Quitt and Gary Clark.

The rumors of some type of 'hangar' door on Mt. Adams have been around for over a decade... and finally it showed itself.

9:35 minutes

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fepbvdws9Xk

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Got to spend some quality time with Loved/One's this weekend in the hills ...

Back to reality ... Still i dig Summer ...


Turn-Down Day

The Cyrkle

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIP6fa_g5xo

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Featuring two of my fav vloggers - recorded earlier in the month ...
Matthew was up from Australia recently attending Vidcon in LA
and also visiting Julien and Jenna for the first time ...

Flying drones with Julien, also dogs - Vidcon vlog 6

Matthew Vandeputte

Published on Jul 2, 2017

271 // What an amazing day of gear, drones and dogs! So incredibly grateful for this experience and to be surrounded with these amazing humans. Thank you all for 20k, I can't express my gratitude properly so I hope it comes across on screen. I love dogs. And Julien, and Jenna. Links below!

12:56 minutes

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rml7syYrMyw

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Gabriel Traveler

An Epic Journey from Croatia to Sarajevo (Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Published on Jul 6, 2017

15:07 minutes

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMLvCQYMROI




Also

SARAJEVO, Capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina: Is It Worth Visiting?

Published on Jul 9, 2017

14:01 minutes

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7hn_Oj9I30

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Hell yeah ...
When i was younger ...

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She's called Mo ...



This dog spent 9 months lost in the Idaho mountains.

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Groovy Baby ...



VW brings the spirit of the hippie bus into the 21st century

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A new ice/chunk Baby ...

Giant iceberg splits from Antarctic

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A noble task ...

By
Robert Ringer

'Looking Out for Number'

"When I use the term looking out for number one, I am referring to the conscious effort to make rational decisions that lead to the greatest amount of happiness over the long term, so long as the actions stemming from those decisions do not involve the use of force or fraud against anyone else.

Long-term thinking is a critical aspect of looking out for number one, because short-term pleasure can be self-destructive if not weighed against long-term consequences. If, for example, a person engages in armed robbery, the fruits of his crime may bring him short-term pleasure. However, the long-term result — the stress of being on the lamb or incarceration — is sure to bring pain that will far outweigh his short-term gains. It is self-evident that thinking only short term is not a rational way to live one’s life.

Knowingly or unknowingly, everyone tries to make decisions that lead to more pleasure and less pain, but such decisions are not always rational. To make rational decisions, you have to be aware of what you’re doing and why you’re doing it.

If you wish to consciously and consistently make wise pleasure/pain decisions, it is necessary to lift your consciousness to a high level of awareness. This, in turn, gives you the capacity to act out of choice — your choice — a majority of the time.

While the high point on your mental awareness meter is taking action based only on your own rational choices, the low point is taking action based on what others choose for you. If you’re in the habit of not basing your actions on your own rational choice, you’re out of control, and anyone out of control is dangerous both to himself and those around him.

When people ask me if it’s moral to look out for number one, I tell them that in deciding the answer to that question, the first thing they should do is eliminate from consideration the unsolicited opinions of others. Morality — the quality of right and wrong — is a very personal and private matter, thus no one possesses the right to decide what is right or wrong for you.

So long as your idea of right and wrong does not involve committing aggression against others, and so long as it falls reasonably within the generally accepted code of conduct of the society of which you are a part, you have a right to pursue your happiness in any way you so choose.

The question of whether it is right to look out for number one can best be answered with another question: Can you think of any rational reason why you should not try to make your life more pleasurable and less painful, so long as your actions do not harm anyone else?

You have but one life to live. Is there anything unreasonable about nurturing that life and doing everything within your power to make it pleasant and fulfilling? Is there anything wrong with being aware of what you’re doing and why you’re doing it? Is it unreasonable to act out of free choice rather than the choice of others?

It’s noble to give top priority to the needs of loved ones, because their happiness is often the greatest source of your happiness. But you have no moral obligation to submit to playing the role of sacrificial lamb whose interests, goals, and happiness are always subordinated to the interests, goals, and happiness of everyone with whom you come in contact. Trying to please everyone is a well-known formula for unhappiness.

The truth is that, in the long run, such watered-down altruism is likely to make you resentful over what you’ve forfeited as a result of your actions. While your intentions may be above reproach, it’s a grave mistake to repeatedly and indiscriminately sacrifice your own well-being to the needs of everyone who happens to stumble into your life — or, worse, people who aren’t even in your life. The fact is that self-interest is a natural human characteristic, and only force can prevent human beings from acting in their own best interests.

It’s also important to understand that focusing on personal happiness does not preclude you from being kind, charitable, or civic-minded. Nor does it prevent you from being a team player or building meaningful, enduring relationships. On the contrary, all these, and more, can result in long-term happiness for you.

The sad irony is that if you persist in swimming in the dangerous and uncivilized waters of self sacrifice, those for whom you supposedly sacrifice will often be worse off for your efforts. If, instead, you focus your efforts on looking out for number one, those people you care most about will actually benefit from your actions, because it will put you in a position to be far more helpful to them.

It’s only when you try to pervert the laws of nature and make everyone else’s happiness your first responsibility that you run into trouble. The idea that self sacrifice is virtuous is, in fact, a fiction created by those who aspire to control the lives of others. (Think politicians.)

Clearly, then, not only does your looking out for number one not in any way harm others, it also puts you in a position to make constructive contributions to those closest to you and, through the invisible hand of the marketplace, even people whom you will never meet. But even if this were not the case, others benefit from your success indirectly, because when you are self-sufficient, content, and happy, you aren’t a burden to the rest of society.

Which, in my opinion, is more than enough reason to view looking out for number one as a noble pursuit."

Lookin’ Out For # 1

Bachman-Turner Overdrive

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIJxo7quAfE

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An excellent show (still -even) five years later ...



(The Conspiracy Show Throwback)

Roswell Cover-Up; from July 7, 2012

The Conspiracy Show With Richard Syrett

Published on Jul 12, 2017

Enjoy another Conspiracy Show throwback, this time from the 2nd hour of the July 7, 2012 show. Richard is joined by Nick Redfern, Victor Viggiani, Robbie Graham, and Grant Cameron to talk about the government's cover-up of the Roswell UFO incident in 1947.

1:26:23 minutes

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKsludc5rrs

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TGIF ...

Friday On My Mind

The Easybeats

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElN5T6AOSHk