“Lapis Lazuli (meaning): It represents tenderness, sympathy and love. Its use is recommended for those whose birth numbers are 3, 4, 6, 8 or 9 or for those, who are born under the solar sign Taurus. It is particularly favorable for ladies engaged in music, art, dance, drama. It is also helpful to those who believe in subtle values. Persons using lapis lazuli gemstone will be known by their powers of love and affection and can generally win over others through the powers of love. They would find that they can transmit love to others with ease and confidence. They would also love peace and harmony and acquire an optimistic outlook.

The ancient people used lapis lazuli gemstone because of its high healing power. It was known to protect the wearers from melancholy and depressing outlook and from intermittent fevers and eye infections. Lapis lazuli is good for general prosperity and happiness. It should not be used by those suffering from diabetes or those who have extra fat on their bodies. It is good for the physical as well as emotional well-being of the wearer. It also helps in sustaining their determination and stamina. Generally, it protects the wearers from dangers of any kind. The wearer will acquire and build up sufficient financial reserves. It heals all sorts of liver and stomach problems very quickly. Those, who are lucky to acquire lapis lazuli gemstone and use it will be considered to be most fortunate and blessed. They will never be found to be wanting in money or love. It will also avoid misunderstandings between loved ones. It safeguards against the adverse Saturn. It protects natives of birth no. 9 who are accident prone.”

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My sister just showed this to me today.  It’s an anime about rabbits at war called “Cat Shit One”.  An episode exists on youtube somewhere.  It’s like Watership Down on steroids.  The name however, is laughable.  Did they run out of good titles? 

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Kinda forgot this was on my external…

Badass Bunnies in the Middle East.

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“The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn, like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars and in the middle you see the blue centerlight pop and everybody goes “Awww!”

~ jack Kerouac

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A humorous article about how eating yogurt turns mice into shiny “Giant-Balled Seduction Machines”.  LOL

Is there really any other kind of dancing?

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Plague doctors were individuals in the Middle Ages who were given the task of tending to people infected with the plague. In most cases, they were either second rate or under-trained physicians, incapable of maintaining their own practice. Many were not doctors at all, but people of various other employments paid by towns to cater to the sick. 

Plague doctors were employed in various methods whenever plague set in. The earliest documentation of these individuals being hired go as far back as the mid 500s AD. The plague doctor image that we as a general public are familiar with was not seen until the 1600s. It was then that the “traditional” plague doctor costume was created. The costume consisted of a cloak made of heavy fabric covered in wax to protect the doctor’s body, and a mask to keep out the sick air. The masks had a long cone shaped structure at the nose, to be filled with scents that would protect the doctor from the bad air.

Because of the nature of their work, plague doctors often became victims of the plague themselves, or were quarantined for the protection of the public.

Watch the Ghost Adventures show of this Island. It’s crazy…

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