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Well, I don’t know who David Furnish is, …

Well, I don’t know who David Furnish is, but what an awesome word request he made! I’ve always wondered myself what the origin of goose bumps was all about. So far your fellow yacht guests have done a great job of making their word requests.

I remember years back when the Goosebumps books were popular among kids, my younger cousin was a fan of them, and one year for his birthday I got him some books called Goof Lumps that parodied the popular kid’s horror series. Probably rarities now.

As for when I last got goose bumps, I tend to get them from the air conditioner before or after lovemaking, as the AC is right next to the bed at my love’s place. Got to keep it on when things get hot, and it almost always causes goosebumps. Kind of unavoidable when one is in their birthday suit. I suppose this qualifies as ‘too much information’, but it is the honest answer to the homework assignment. Peace and love, Errin : )

p.s. I love the headband! I don’t think it makes you look like a hippy. More like it represents your free spirit and individualistic fashion sense. Keep rocking that headband, teach!

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250 Million Video Views on YouTube!
Congratulations on reaching such a milestone, Marina! You’ve earned every single view. Good work! Keep the video lessons coming…

Peace and love, Errin : )
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LOL! Exactly, James. Well put.
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The placebo effect is rather fascinating, but I would have to believe that it is limited by how serious the illness is. The more intense the illness, the less likely the placebo effect will help ‘cure’ it. I wonder just when doctors started using placebos and when they discovered the phenomenon of the placebo effect.
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I don’t think they view their job as standing for something. They basically view their positions as a way to perpetuate the status quo, and only try to legislate and fix things when they have to. As much as the leadership deserves the blame for being so inert, so does the electorate for being so complacent.
To me, being progressive has little to do with liberalism, conservatism, or socialism. It simply means trying to progress things forward regardless of direction (right or left). Progress is a good thing. Efficiency is a good thing. But those in political power do not like progress because it means inviting change, and inviting change means risking losing some control or profit. Human nature is such that those in power focus first and foremost on retaining that power. So, for a while now, our politicians in Washington DC have merely been babysitting the country and doling out progress as little as possible. Hence the placebo nation we find ourselves living in.
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Well, you are an odd cat, Leonard, but you sure know how to link to cool stuff online!
I’m a huge T Rex fan myself, but I have yet to watch ‘Born To Boogie’ because it has been hard to find. I didn’t even think of doing an internet search for it. Besides the youtube segments, the entire documentary can be viewed at Google Video:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1177684551027013489&ei=bp3LStLMJZeGqQP32K3-BQ&q=born+to+boogie&hl=en&client=firefox-a#

Have you ever seen the documentary about Nick Drake? It’s a tad depressing, but worth watching if you are a Nick Drake fan. It’s called ‘A Skin Too Few’. Here’s a link to it’s first segment on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R7vzeEVoV0

Peace, Errin : )