Planning a trip for your entire family can take time and effort. However, if you are the parent or care giver for a special needs child or disabled family member, then you will appreciate just how much of a challenge that this can be. You know how much preparation is required even if you are just leaving the house to go to the store, while reaching your destination and having a fun day out can be something of a miracle. Planning the perfect vacation with disabled travelers requires a whole new … [Read more...]
How to Plan The Perfect Vacation With Disabled Travelers
November 15, 2017 by Team Celebration
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Circuited ECOdynamic Microbiological Environmental Systems (CEMES)
December 29, 2013 by admin
Circuited ECOdynamic Microbiological Environmental Systems (C E M E S) Renewing Bioevents Microbiological life is profuse. Microbes provide renewing bioevents, which recycle and nourish life forms, downstream, downwind, below or within range of their limited motility and mobility. CEMES (Circuited ECOdynamic Microbial Environmental Systems) Idealized CEMES explore the best of these environments. CEMES seek the idealization of habitation for microbial life and the ideal sequencing … [Read more...]
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The Metaneural Network / Electromagnetic Waves
December 20, 2013 by admin
The Metaneural Network Electromagnetic Waves IMAGE The captivity of believing that the physical is all there is to reality, comes from a disregard for and from certain inconsistent assumptions (the conservation of energy). Even the skeptical scientist can not sustain the belief sometimes practiced in the psychological and psychiatric world that there is a nothing which is called illusion or an image called an hallucination which is nothing. The extent of the energy pattern which … [Read more...]
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