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Rather Dismal Set of Information, but Important Given Everything that's Going on...and to realize why we need to have safer restraint options Not Involving Choking

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 21:42

Most people feel we need to 'face the reality' of what happened in such a public, sudden manner. Knowing the mechanics of the bodily systems and impact of how George was mistreated are important for justice to be carried out effectively in the trials of the four police being held accountable.

There is more to consider about those roles, but this is about the physical evidence and biological consequences of the police applying pressure to George Floyd's neck and back while he was lying on his stomach on the pavement.

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Spelling Out the C-R-I-M-E one Breath at a Time
George Floyd's Last Breath was his death

House of Angels Foundation and School for Indigo Children inspired by Tammy Adams

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 20:45

Find out more from Tammy Adams... The ideas of connecting with one's soul mate (which is not selfish...) and one's soul's purpose. She has some programs currently that are highly intuitive and very helpful to know about. She says when 'we are disconnected from our hearts' then we are 'off base' and not on our path and things may fall apart.

Give a listen to what she has to say as you feel led. She is sharing that the heart is central and a lot of life has to do with a sense of love (over logic...)

Now what I'm curious about is 'finding the right mix' so that people would be safe, sensible

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Tammy Adams with intuitive coaching and ideas

Strong Defense if a Good Offense.. Use Personal Safety Protection (Social and Physical distancing and Accountability with a team etc)..and now about Password safety (from the pros)

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 18:47

The following tips are from an official site online..so see the wisdom and put it into practice.That goes for A Lot of Things in Real Life (and Even Planning for What IF situations...)

 

Create a strong password

  • Use unique words - Don't use obvious words like "password".
  • Have 12 or more characters - Longer passwords are more secure.
  • Don't be obvious - Don't use personal information like your name, your Yahoo ID, birthday, etc.
  • Avoid sequences or repeated characters - Don't use adjacent characters on your keyboard (QWERTY).
  • Use a different password for each site - Otherwise, if someone acquires
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Getting smart about protests
life and passwords with a team approach in mind
counsel and follow-up

Reflecting on the Years Since Our Heroic Kaelan Paton's Came to a sudden end...in June 2009

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 06/05/2020 - 04:44

. These are comments I added to the longer piece (that grew over the years) called Remembering Kaelan Alexander Palmer Paton. I live where I can walk to the family cemetery and even see the place where fun turned into tragedy, leaving many lessons to prevent harm in it's wake (such as not going near dangerous water and particularly not to swim or jump in it, among other things.) Thanks for doing what you can with common sense taking the helm and living to see decades of growth and smart, safe adventures!

Tue, 07/16/2013 - 00:24 —
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Remembering Kaelan Alexander Palmer Paton
Heroic Teen Remembered 11 Years After his untimely
difficult passing

Degrees of Protests...and To Jump or Not to Jump from Dangerously High Spots Into Water? How about "NO!"

Submitted by livfully
on Wed, 06/03/2020 - 20:29
As the weather is warming, people are wanting to cool off. That's cool, and if there are more options than wearing wet clothes and soaking one's head or feet in some cold refreshing water, why not enjoy some time swimming in a safe, supervised area.
 
But when it comes to diving or doing flips and stunts off the edge of a cement pool or any surface you could slip (especially rocks) Think Twice. If there's signage prohibiting such things by the town or landlord of a spot, then heed that.
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#GeoFlo2020Times
Jumping Justice and Not Jumping from on high for Safety

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