Monday, February 26, 2007
JOHNNY CASH
www.Johnnycash.com 
The site contains a very wonderful wonderful pictures for jonny, and it's the offical site.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
The Farm
The Farm
Kearney,
Missouri I have visited ( http://www.jessejames.org/). it is shows how the people of Missouri like Jesse James by creating an organization called"The Friends of the James Farm" and you can become a member. As a "Friend" in that organization by superscribe which is help for takeing care of that farm.
Sunday, February 18, 2007
HOW TO REDUCE CRIMES
There is a big controversy all around the world about how to reduce crime! Nevertheless, there are a lot of tries to do it . Many people asked What is the crime ? It is any attitude against the norm of the society, but we shouldn’t forget the differences between how people look at crimes specially deviant crimes. However education, economy and families are the biggest reasons to make any person to commit crime.
First of all, young people have the highest rates of arrest for reported crime. Most of them are under the age of 25. In this age and below they must be students . If the student doesn’t understand what crime is ? and how to avoid it in that age, there is a big possibility to commit crimes, also they have to know what is the punishment for committing a crime.
Scand of all , socioeconomic status is very important reducing crimes. Because most of the crimes are being act for one thing ( money ) it is harder to keep out of trouble without it. However person with good jobs, halite insurance, and good plaice to live will rarely commit crimes .
Finally, the most important thing for any person form childhoods until adulthood is the family. How parents is raising their children! People how have fewer relationships are most likely to be involved in a crime. On the other hand a person with good family environment will be less likely to commit a crime.
In concluding, this time the number of crimes are decreasing. It is true that we watched our heard about crimes in the meantime, but most of the people are getting a good education and the economy is developing around the world, and people are being more aware of things around them. All those together will help to reduce crime
**(Academic Encounters) life in society
First of all, young people have the highest rates of arrest for reported crime. Most of them are under the age of 25. In this age and below they must be students . If the student doesn’t understand what crime is ? and how to avoid it in that age, there is a big possibility to commit crimes, also they have to know what is the punishment for committing a crime.
Scand of all , socioeconomic status is very important reducing crimes. Because most of the crimes are being act for one thing ( money ) it is harder to keep out of trouble without it. However person with good jobs, halite insurance, and good plaice to live will rarely commit crimes .
Finally, the most important thing for any person form childhoods until adulthood is the family. How parents is raising their children! People how have fewer relationships are most likely to be involved in a crime. On the other hand a person with good family environment will be less likely to commit a crime.
In concluding, this time the number of crimes are decreasing. It is true that we watched our heard about crimes in the meantime, but most of the people are getting a good education and the economy is developing around the world, and people are being more aware of things around them. All those together will help to reduce crime
**(Academic Encounters) life in society
What can blind see in their dreams
http://www.theregister.co.uk
(biology)
Most researchers believe that people who are blind from birth or who become blind in infancy do not see in their dreams. They do not retain visual imagery because it was never acquired in the first place.
However, those blinded in childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, or afterwards usually do see in their dreams. "They often retain visual imagery in their waking life and in their dreams," according to Drs Nancy Kerr of the Department of Psychology at Oglethorpe University and G. William Domhoff of the Department of Psychology at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
They write in the December 2004 issue of Dreaming that "individuals blinded before the age of about five report no visual imagery in dreams as adults, whereas those blinded after about the age of seven are likely to retain visual imagery in dreaming".
This conclusion is based upon four sleep laboratory studies conducted between 1966 and 1999. According to the Royal National Institute of the Blind in London: "Dreams are experienced in the same way as life is lived. If someone loses their sight, they will dream of events during the days when sight was available in visual terms. If dreams are about recent events when sight was not used, sensations will be in terms of sound, smell, texture, and so on." A person dreams as they live.
Can people have the same dream at the same time?
It is called simultaneous dreaming. This occurs when two or more people have the same dream. The dream need not occur at the same time to qualify as a simultaneous dream. But sometimes this happens too. There are no scientific studies of simultaneous dreaming.
However, there are a few anecdotal reports of simultaneous dreaming on the internet. It is usually mentioned in relationship to lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is the conscious perception of one's state while dreaming with the intended effect of having clearer dreams and to be able to control, focus, and utilise dreams to improve one's life.
can animals dream?
Besides humans, other animals probably dream too. According to Dr Allan Hobson, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, writing in the August 2003 issue of Discover: "Although it cannot be proved, it is reasonable to suppose that many animals see, hear, feel, and run in their sleep just as we do."
Most researchers agree that brain activity during dreaming functions to help keep body temperature stable during sleep. Body temperature stability during sleep is also necessary in mammals besides humans. There is also evidence that dreaming helps solidify memories. This would have a survival advantage in both humans and non-human animals. For these and other reasons, Dr Hobson concludes that it is logical to conclude that at least some animals probably do dream. Too bad they cannot tell us and remove all doubt. Perhaps they might some day? Dream on!
(biology)
Most researchers believe that people who are blind from birth or who become blind in infancy do not see in their dreams. They do not retain visual imagery because it was never acquired in the first place.
However, those blinded in childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, or afterwards usually do see in their dreams. "They often retain visual imagery in their waking life and in their dreams," according to Drs Nancy Kerr of the Department of Psychology at Oglethorpe University and G. William Domhoff of the Department of Psychology at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
They write in the December 2004 issue of Dreaming that "individuals blinded before the age of about five report no visual imagery in dreams as adults, whereas those blinded after about the age of seven are likely to retain visual imagery in dreaming".
This conclusion is based upon four sleep laboratory studies conducted between 1966 and 1999. According to the Royal National Institute of the Blind in London: "Dreams are experienced in the same way as life is lived. If someone loses their sight, they will dream of events during the days when sight was available in visual terms. If dreams are about recent events when sight was not used, sensations will be in terms of sound, smell, texture, and so on." A person dreams as they live.
Can people have the same dream at the same time?
It is called simultaneous dreaming. This occurs when two or more people have the same dream. The dream need not occur at the same time to qualify as a simultaneous dream. But sometimes this happens too. There are no scientific studies of simultaneous dreaming.
However, there are a few anecdotal reports of simultaneous dreaming on the internet. It is usually mentioned in relationship to lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is the conscious perception of one's state while dreaming with the intended effect of having clearer dreams and to be able to control, focus, and utilise dreams to improve one's life.
can animals dream?
Besides humans, other animals probably dream too. According to Dr Allan Hobson, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, writing in the August 2003 issue of Discover: "Although it cannot be proved, it is reasonable to suppose that many animals see, hear, feel, and run in their sleep just as we do."
Most researchers agree that brain activity during dreaming functions to help keep body temperature stable during sleep. Body temperature stability during sleep is also necessary in mammals besides humans. There is also evidence that dreaming helps solidify memories. This would have a survival advantage in both humans and non-human animals. For these and other reasons, Dr Hobson concludes that it is logical to conclude that at least some animals probably do dream. Too bad they cannot tell us and remove all doubt. Perhaps they might some day? Dream on!
top ten wanted
The top ten wanted, is the website I have visited. It contents of ten pictures for the most dangerous criminals around the world who were still free. Each picture has an information about the criminal. Also there are many rewards for any one who can lead to those wanteds.I think is our responsibly to help the governments to drub those criminals down.
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