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Factory farming at its best. ugh!
I feel sorry for the little baby piglets.

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A virus that kills young pigs is roiling the U.S. pork industry, boosting prices in the $9 billion hog-futures market and threatening to create more pain for food shoppers.

The disease, which has spread to farms in 22 states, is cutting into pork supplies and prompting some traders and investors to wager that hog prices could set records this year. Lean-hog futures rose to a seven-week high a week ago and are up 6% since mid-December.

Porcine epidemic diarrhea virus, or the PED virus, appeared in the U.S. for the first time in April and has killed thousands of piglets since then. The virus, which causes severe diarrhea and vomiting, is fatal only to young pigs and poses no threat to human health or food safety, according to swine veterinarians. The U.S. strain is nearly identical to a version that curbed hog production in China in 2012.


"This is the toughest disease we've ever gone through," said Mike Brandherm, a general manager with Hitch Pork Producers, a Guymon, Okla., livestock producer that lost 30,000 piglets in six weeks in a 2013 outbreak. "It was stunning how fast the disease spread. You feel helpless."

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First page on youtube, lol


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lol.

That is in part, a scene from Spirited Away. A scene I post often here.


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can this be avoided with industrial farming of livestock maybe all livestock getting ill is new year kiss syndrome caused by the industrial environment the livestock are within
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Right. What causes these things is giant animal Factories instead of farms. It is like how staph infections are common in hospitals, even though the environment is constantly sterilized.

Much of the live stock is bought from very large mills and that is where these infections originate from. The over breeding with careless disregard for the animals welfare.

Basically this is proof livestock was never meant to be produced the way we are going about it now. Too few producers with too many animals, combined with all the drugs it takes to keep them healthy in these overpopulated
conditions is causing new diseases.
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'met' as in experienced or felt, for me.
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i remember my overwhelm

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when i first met
no way to forget

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Why did they even write her in if they were going to keep her hidden?
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unimaginable to leave out

is the suggestion
 Quoting: aether


Exactly.

There is NO story without Her....maybe?





Is that what happened, I 'met' Her?

Very Overwhelming and overwhelming still.








Was that Her real name, Mariamene?



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Good Morning Everyone. hi
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good morning
for me the experience varies sensitive to what prompts the occurrence in my present to experience (synergy) the experience to me
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'met' as in experienced or felt, for me.
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yes, increasing intimacy of varying degree (empathy)

it seems to me
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Factory farming at its best. ugh!
I feel sorry for the little baby piglets.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

A virus that kills young pigs is roiling the U.S. pork industry, boosting prices in the $9 billion hog-futures market and threatening to create more pain for food shoppers.

The disease, which has spread to farms in 22 states, is cutting into pork supplies and prompting some traders and investors to wager that hog prices could set records this year. Lean-hog futures rose to a seven-week high a week ago and are up 6% since mid-December.

Porcine epidemic diarrhea virus, or the PED virus, appeared in the U.S. for the first time in April and has killed thousands of piglets since then. The virus, which causes severe diarrhea and vomiting, is fatal only to young pigs and poses no threat to human health or food safety, according to swine veterinarians. The U.S. strain is nearly identical to a version that curbed hog production in China in 2012.


"This is the toughest disease we've ever gone through," said Mike Brandherm, a general manager with Hitch Pork Producers, a Guymon, Okla., livestock producer that lost 30,000 piglets in six weeks in a 2013 outbreak. "It was stunning how fast the disease spread. You feel helpless."

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lol.

That is in part, a scene from Spirited Away. A scene I post often here.


[link to www.youtube.com]
 Quoting: Seer777

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can this be avoided with industrial farming of livestock maybe all livestock getting ill is new year kiss syndrome caused by the industrial environment the livestock are within
 Quoting: aether


Right. What causes these things is giant animal Factories instead of farms. It is like how staph infections are common in hospitals, even though the environment is constantly sterilized.

Much of the live stock is bought from very large mills and that is where these infections originate from. The over breeding with careless disregard for the animals welfare.

Basically this is proof livestock was never meant to be produced the way we are going about it now. Too few producers with too many animals, combined with all the drugs it takes to keep them healthy in these overpopulated
conditions is causing new diseases.
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You are right on the money
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Right. What causes these things is giant animal Factories instead of farms. It is like how staph infections are common in hospitals, even though the environment is constantly sterilized.

Much of the live stock is bought from very large mills and that is where these infections originate from. The over breeding with careless disregard for the animals welfare.

Basically this is proof livestock was never meant to be produced the way we are going about it now. Too few producers with too many animals, combined with all the drugs it takes to keep them healthy in these overpopulated
conditions is causing new diseases.
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You are right on the money
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arewhatueat
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'met' as in experienced or felt, for me.
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yes, increasing intimacy of varying degree (empathy)

it seems to me
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I had this experience once that had me thinking
that what we often experience as 'ghosts'
is really some sort of repeating energetic imprint.?

That's why people often see apparitions doing the same things over and over.

Pacing the halls, etc.
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Right. What causes these things is giant animal Factories instead of farms. It is like how staph infections are common in hospitals, even though the environment is constantly sterilized.

Much of the live stock is bought from very large mills and that is where these infections originate from. The over breeding with careless disregard for the animals welfare.

Basically this is proof livestock was never meant to be produced the way we are going about it now. Too few producers with too many animals, combined with all the drugs it takes to keep them healthy in these overpopulated
conditions is causing new diseases.
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You are right on the money
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:arewhatueat:
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i got some country know how in the tool box. The sad part is producers know this is the problem. Even if you want to stay small and organic in your livestock you have to start from scratch with your own organic bloodline because all the young livestock that is affordable comes from these mills.

Then you go under because your overhead is far too high to compete with the mass producers.
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'met' as in experienced or felt, for me.
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yes, increasing intimacy of varying degree (empathy)

it seems to me
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Have you been to Glastonbury aether?
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'met' as in experienced or felt, for me.
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yes, increasing intimacy of varying degree (empathy)

it seems to me
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I had this experience once that had me thinking
that what we often experience as 'ghosts'
is really some sort of repeating energetic imprint.?

That's why people often see apparitions doing the same things over and over.

Pacing the halls, etc.
 Quoting: CommonAnomoly


yes, it keeps the direction going , that seems true to
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Right. What causes these things is giant animal Factories instead of farms. It is like how staph infections are common in hospitals, even though the environment is constantly sterilized.

Much of the live stock is bought from very large mills and that is where these infections originate from. The over breeding with careless disregard for the animals welfare.

Basically this is proof livestock was never meant to be produced the way we are going about it now. Too few producers with too many animals, combined with all the drugs it takes to keep them healthy in these overpopulated
conditions is causing new diseases.
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You are right on the money
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arewhatueat
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i got some country know how in the tool box. The sad part is producers know this is the problem. Even if you want to stay small and organic in your livestock you have to start from scratch with your own organic bloodline because all the young livestock that is affordable comes from these mills.

Then you go under because your overhead is far too high to compete with the mass producers.
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Yes. Exactly.

People will have to 'buy' their meat elsewhere purposely to see any change, unless something like a widespread virus runs through.

Which many have started to do. Those that is, who can afford and choose to buy properly raised and slaughtered animals...

I think it is much a problem with fast food. I can't imagine the number of cows killed in one day, just for a McDonald's burger.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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Right. What causes these things is giant animal Factories instead of farms. It is like how staph infections are common in hospitals, even though the environment is constantly sterilized.

Much of the live stock is bought from very large mills and that is where these infections originate from. The over breeding with careless disregard for the animals welfare.

Basically this is proof livestock was never meant to be produced the way we are going about it now. Too few producers with too many animals, combined with all the drugs it takes to keep them healthy in these overpopulated
conditions is causing new diseases.
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You are right on the money
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arewhatueat
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eating must be emotional, to me
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eating must be emotional, to me
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i wonder how closely we eat what we feel
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You are right on the money
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:arewhatueat:
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i got some country know how in the tool box. The sad part is producers know this is the problem. Even if you want to stay small and organic in your livestock you have to start from scratch with your own organic bloodline because all the young livestock that is affordable comes from these mills.

Then you go under because your overhead is far too high to compete with the mass producers.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 52811006


Yes. Exactly.

People will have to 'buy' their meat elsewhere purposely to see any change, unless something like a widespread virus runs through.

Which many have started to do. Those that is, who can afford and choose to buy properly raised and slaughtered animals...

I think it is much a problem with fast food. I can't imagine the number of cows killed in one day, just for a McDonald's burger.
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i try to by whole animals already cleaned and sectioned locally and just a years worth in the deep freeze. Only way i can afford decent meat.
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Yes. Exactly.

People will have to 'buy' their meat elsewhere purposely to see any change, unless something like a widespread virus runs through.

Which many have started to do. Those that is, who can afford and choose to buy properly raised and slaughtered animals...

I think it is much a problem with fast food. I can't imagine the number of cows killed in one day, just for a McDonald's burger.
 Quoting: Seer777


i try to by whole animals already cleaned and sectioned locally and just a years worth in the deep freeze. Only way i can afford decent meat.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 52811006


That is the way my parents often did it. And is widely available here in Oregon.

You can even go out and pick your 'cow' while watching it graze.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
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Yes. Exactly.

People will have to 'buy' their meat elsewhere purposely to see any change, unless something like a widespread virus runs through.

Which many have started to do. Those that is, who can afford and choose to buy properly raised and slaughtered animals...

I think it is much a problem with fast food. I can't imagine the number of cows killed in one day, just for a McDonald's burger.
 Quoting: Seer777


i try to by whole animals already cleaned and sectioned locally and just a years worth in the deep freeze. Only way i can afford decent meat.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 52811006


That is the way my parents often did it. And is widely available here in Oregon.

You can even go out and pick your 'cow' while watching it graze.
 Quoting: Seer777


I try to buy from the FFA or 4H programs when i can. The kids take good care of the animals and fatten them up nicely with grains. You easily save a few thousands dollars a year buying them this way. The price of the deep freeze pays for itself the first year.
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Yes. Exactly.

People will have to 'buy' their meat elsewhere purposely to see any change, unless something like a widespread virus runs through.

Which many have started to do. Those that is, who can afford and choose to buy properly raised and slaughtered animals...

I think it is much a problem with fast food. I can't imagine the number of cows killed in one day, just for a McDonald's burger.
 Quoting: Seer777


i try to by whole animals already cleaned and sectioned locally and just a years worth in the deep freeze. Only way i can afford decent meat.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 52811006


That is the way my parents often did it. And is widely available here in Oregon.

You can even go out and pick your 'cow' while watching it graze.
 Quoting: Seer777


I try to buy from the FFA or 4H programs when i can. The kids take good care of the animals and fatten them up nicely with grains. You easily save a few thousands dollars a year buying them this way. The price of the deep freeze pays for itself the first year.
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Wonderful.

Totally agree. Wise words.

:)
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The Sun just came out. Probably only for seconds, but Imma mention. lol.

cheer

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The Sun just came out. Probably only for seconds, but Imma mention. lol.

cheer

sun
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lovely

sun
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The Sun just came out. Probably only for seconds, but Imma mention. lol.

cheer

sun
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lovely

sun
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In Deed.


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eating must be emotional, to me
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i wonder how closely we eat what we feel
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Casomorphins


Casomorphins are peptides, i.e., protein fragments, derived from the digestion of milk protein casein. The distinguishing characteristic of casomorphins is that they have an opioid effect.[1]


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Good afternoon everyone.

cheer
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Heya pi.

I just started watching this. Good so far.


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Thank you, looks good. Perhaps tonight, or this afternoon.... :)
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The Sun just came out. Probably only for seconds, but Imma mention. lol.

cheer

sun
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lovely

sun
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Mark 14:8-9
John 12:1-8. 11:1-3
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eating must be emotional, to me
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i wonder how closely we eat what we feel
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Casomorphins


Casomorphins are peptides, i.e., protein fragments, derived from the digestion of milk protein casein. The distinguishing characteristic of casomorphins is that they have an opioid effect.[1]


[link to en.wikipedia.org]


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Good afternoon everyone.

cheer
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good afternoon
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Mariamene Mara
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Same spelling as in the Acts of Philip.


Mara is a title, the feminine version of Mar
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i remember my overwhelm

Mariamene Mara
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when i first met
no way to forget
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Why did they even write her in if they were going to keep her hidden?
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Per her gospel, she was to reveal what was hidden
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She did ask the most questions from the pistis sophia, 39 of 46.

I wonder if her actions of annointing is how Jesus first knew he would die soon?
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The Sun just came out. Probably only for seconds, but Imma mention. lol.

cheer

sun
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lovely

sun
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Mark 14:8-9
John 12:1-8. 11:1-3
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that is nice to read
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She did ask the most questions from the pistis sophia, 39 of 46.

I wonder if her actions of annointing is how Jesus first knew he would die soon?
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once you know the history, it's easy to fill in the details ;p





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