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		<title>Comment on What the hell kind of bird is this? by Silver</title>
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		<dc:creator>Silver</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Apr 2013 17:59:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I saw a flock of bright yellow small birds this morning. At first I thought a slew of monarch butterflies were taking off from the ground, then I noticed they were birds! They flap their wings in a fashion similar to a butterfly. The birds back was a tropical looking bright yellow that stopped in a V shape then black tail. The yellow abruptly stopped at the body and the wing was solid black as well. the head was yellow and I did not get a look at the underbelly. If anyone can help me, I have never seen this bird in my area and it is migrating alongside a flock of Canadian Geese. It has a chirping sound that fits the size. I first thought it was a finch but it is larger than a finch and smaller than a robin. (Could be spring juveniles) There was another color bird with way more black and less yellow though only a few that I assume these were male and female of the same bird. The yellow on this bird was a stripe down a black back and a slight touch of color elsewhere.)They were traveling in an approximate group of 60.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I saw a flock of bright yellow small birds this morning. At first I thought a slew of monarch butterflies were taking off from the ground, then I noticed they were birds! They flap their wings in a fashion similar to a butterfly. The birds back was a tropical looking bright yellow that stopped in a V shape then black tail. The yellow abruptly stopped at the body and the wing was solid black as well. the head was yellow and I did not get a look at the underbelly. If anyone can help me, I have never seen this bird in my area and it is migrating alongside a flock of Canadian Geese. It has a chirping sound that fits the size. I first thought it was a finch but it is larger than a finch and smaller than a robin. (Could be spring juveniles) There was another color bird with way more black and less yellow though only a few that I assume these were male and female of the same bird. The yellow on this bird was a stripe down a black back and a slight touch of color elsewhere.)They were traveling in an approximate group of 60.</p>
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		<title>Comment on I Failed the Self-Help Seminar: The Landmark Forum (Part 5 of 5) by Paul</title>
		<link>http://osmosis-online.com/2010/08/18/the-landmark-forum-i-failed-the-self-help-seminar-part-5-of-5/comment-page-1/#comment-6361</link>
		<dc:creator>Paul</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 18 Apr 2013 19:25:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I think this is one of those situations where you get out what you put in. The more you invest the more you get.

It is more about &#039;getting&#039; the experience rather than gaining information to use. The usefulness of information serves to enhance our ego, which can actually contribute to the problem. I think the goal is to achieve the experience rather than taking something from it. I also don&#039;t think this means it takes something from you ( Aside from taking advantage of your allegiance to further recruit new participants and sign up for more courses. That aspect is the business model that is unfortunately attached to it. )

It isn&#039;t going to harm anyone or completely strip you of anything. It actually leaves you with the ability to know what you want to keep and what you want to lose. It does give you permanent knowledge and the ability to make important and insightful distinctions about yourself and your life. You can gain back your ego anytime you want actually. However you probably won&#039;t want to. Not exactly as it was anyway. 

Immediately after people go through this transformation, they are going to act a little strangely and maybe be a little annoying to those around them. I must have been, although annoying people isn&#039;t in my nature. Even a hypnotized person won&#039;t completely abandon their core values, so I didn&#039;t choose to spend too much time  recruiting or &#039;enrolling&#039; others. I just told them about my own experience and what I knew myself ( I wasn&#039;t hypnotized but I was enthusiastically stupified ).

After 10 or more years of looking back at my experience and what it has done for me, I feel it was an enormously rewarding experience in my life. I felt as if I&#039;d received 5-10 lifetimes of wisdom and experience in a few days. It correlated with a lot of the eastern mysticism and Buddhism I was studying at the time and made all of it more accessible to me as well.

I was not an atheist before I took the course nor am I one now. I was an agnostic before and still am. All possibilities were there and are there. It doesn&#039;t necessarily make a person Godless or atheist. Like you said existentialism isn&#039;t something new. A person doesn&#039;t need to choose that afterwards either. That is a temporary space created to allow anything to exist as choice.

Milla, it seems to me that you &#039;got&#039; some of the stuff that was given and missed some of the stuff which ended in an incomplete sort of take on it. I can&#039;t fault anyone for not &#039;getting it&#039;. Everyone is different and I wish everyone was a little more open to things and not quite so guarded. It&#039;s a very idealistic idea but in the right setting it can be beneficial. I know at some of these courses that the environment( because of some of the people running it ) can be a hit or miss situation and that is very unfortunate. Being a very guarded and analytical person myself, If I&#039;d been at a different one with different people I might not have &#039;got it&#039; either. It&#039;s not always 100% but I think the vast majority of people will be still able to have a great experience from it.

I do not continue with the group and feel no desire to. I actually think there should be more focus on making the education free and offered to anyone without the sales pressure added to it. It&#039;s an unnecessary and ugly side to what is otherwise such a great and truly beneficial experience for so many.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think this is one of those situations where you get out what you put in. The more you invest the more you get.</p>
<p>It is more about &#8216;getting&#8217; the experience rather than gaining information to use. The usefulness of information serves to enhance our ego, which can actually contribute to the problem. I think the goal is to achieve the experience rather than taking something from it. I also don&#8217;t think this means it takes something from you ( Aside from taking advantage of your allegiance to further recruit new participants and sign up for more courses. That aspect is the business model that is unfortunately attached to it. )</p>
<p>It isn&#8217;t going to harm anyone or completely strip you of anything. It actually leaves you with the ability to know what you want to keep and what you want to lose. It does give you permanent knowledge and the ability to make important and insightful distinctions about yourself and your life. You can gain back your ego anytime you want actually. However you probably won&#8217;t want to. Not exactly as it was anyway. </p>
<p>Immediately after people go through this transformation, they are going to act a little strangely and maybe be a little annoying to those around them. I must have been, although annoying people isn&#8217;t in my nature. Even a hypnotized person won&#8217;t completely abandon their core values, so I didn&#8217;t choose to spend too much time  recruiting or &#8216;enrolling&#8217; others. I just told them about my own experience and what I knew myself ( I wasn&#8217;t hypnotized but I was enthusiastically stupified ).</p>
<p>After 10 or more years of looking back at my experience and what it has done for me, I feel it was an enormously rewarding experience in my life. I felt as if I&#8217;d received 5-10 lifetimes of wisdom and experience in a few days. It correlated with a lot of the eastern mysticism and Buddhism I was studying at the time and made all of it more accessible to me as well.</p>
<p>I was not an atheist before I took the course nor am I one now. I was an agnostic before and still am. All possibilities were there and are there. It doesn&#8217;t necessarily make a person Godless or atheist. Like you said existentialism isn&#8217;t something new. A person doesn&#8217;t need to choose that afterwards either. That is a temporary space created to allow anything to exist as choice.</p>
<p>Milla, it seems to me that you &#8216;got&#8217; some of the stuff that was given and missed some of the stuff which ended in an incomplete sort of take on it. I can&#8217;t fault anyone for not &#8216;getting it&#8217;. Everyone is different and I wish everyone was a little more open to things and not quite so guarded. It&#8217;s a very idealistic idea but in the right setting it can be beneficial. I know at some of these courses that the environment( because of some of the people running it ) can be a hit or miss situation and that is very unfortunate. Being a very guarded and analytical person myself, If I&#8217;d been at a different one with different people I might not have &#8216;got it&#8217; either. It&#8217;s not always 100% but I think the vast majority of people will be still able to have a great experience from it.</p>
<p>I do not continue with the group and feel no desire to. I actually think there should be more focus on making the education free and offered to anyone without the sales pressure added to it. It&#8217;s an unnecessary and ugly side to what is otherwise such a great and truly beneficial experience for so many.</p>
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		<title>Comment on I Failed the Self-Help Seminar: The Landmark Forum (Part 5 of 5) by Jay</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jay</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 03 Mar 2013 12:09:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Raised by a native of Kiev mother, new to the US, recently knocked up and wed to an American. An EST devotee. She attended the seminars, though due to her medical condition (ie ME) was expempt for the hardcore no eating/bathroom stuff. Also, her limited English also got in the way of really understanding &quot;their language&quot;, I mean, English was her priority language.

First 5 years of life my mom didn&#039;t speak the best English. My dad, the best EST/Landmark you could hear. In fact, I had NO IDEA that how he used those words was not how ... others did until I showed up for Landmark Day 1.

How did I end up there - WITH ANGIE AS MY LEADER? Well... I moved to san Francisco 9 mos prior for a job opportunity I had recently been sacked from

I had been seeing a guy. The first DAY we met I asked if he was into EST. I had no idea why, I just felt something, he talked like my dad. He was too young for EST? That&#039;s when he told me about the Forum and insisted I take it. He would continue to do so for the next 7 mos

So, I signed up. I was in a place of ... malleability. I had a chance to move in a direction of my own choice and was looking forward to seeing if I could find out what that was.

Angie expelled me from the course DAY 2, Hour 6. 

Reasons not made clear to me until I badgered their global staff into remarking something to the effect of.. a misconcommuniction led to the actions that took place that day. friggin circular talking!

I was refunded on the spot. ask to leave immediately. 

You say we were told we were told to open ourselves up, that this was a place of trust. I gave in (odd since I rarely do ... in life). and after they had broken me down but before they built me up they stranded me. WTF. That what you call... integrity. 

All im sayin.. I did what they said. They didn&#039;t.

Yet what is it about not being allowed something makes u want it oh so much more??

Expert angie? trying not knowing any other meaning for the word &quot;story&quot; that what you defined it as to a group of 20-60 year olds hearing it for the first time. I don&#039;t claim to know the techniques of training, but, I think ... I have a grasp on the general concepts. 

Now. We cant ask them shit. engage in any dialogue with them. they refuse me in the course. so?? just.. continue to be frustrated??? 

You didn&#039;t fail. I failed.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Raised by a native of Kiev mother, new to the US, recently knocked up and wed to an American. An EST devotee. She attended the seminars, though due to her medical condition (ie ME) was expempt for the hardcore no eating/bathroom stuff. Also, her limited English also got in the way of really understanding &#8220;their language&#8221;, I mean, English was her priority language.</p>
<p>First 5 years of life my mom didn&#8217;t speak the best English. My dad, the best EST/Landmark you could hear. In fact, I had NO IDEA that how he used those words was not how &#8230; others did until I showed up for Landmark Day 1.</p>
<p>How did I end up there &#8211; WITH ANGIE AS MY LEADER? Well&#8230; I moved to san Francisco 9 mos prior for a job opportunity I had recently been sacked from</p>
<p>I had been seeing a guy. The first DAY we met I asked if he was into EST. I had no idea why, I just felt something, he talked like my dad. He was too young for EST? That&#8217;s when he told me about the Forum and insisted I take it. He would continue to do so for the next 7 mos</p>
<p>So, I signed up. I was in a place of &#8230; malleability. I had a chance to move in a direction of my own choice and was looking forward to seeing if I could find out what that was.</p>
<p>Angie expelled me from the course DAY 2, Hour 6. </p>
<p>Reasons not made clear to me until I badgered their global staff into remarking something to the effect of.. a misconcommuniction led to the actions that took place that day. friggin circular talking!</p>
<p>I was refunded on the spot. ask to leave immediately. </p>
<p>You say we were told we were told to open ourselves up, that this was a place of trust. I gave in (odd since I rarely do &#8230; in life). and after they had broken me down but before they built me up they stranded me. WTF. That what you call&#8230; integrity. </p>
<p>All im sayin.. I did what they said. They didn&#8217;t.</p>
<p>Yet what is it about not being allowed something makes u want it oh so much more??</p>
<p>Expert angie? trying not knowing any other meaning for the word &#8220;story&#8221; that what you defined it as to a group of 20-60 year olds hearing it for the first time. I don&#8217;t claim to know the techniques of training, but, I think &#8230; I have a grasp on the general concepts. </p>
<p>Now. We cant ask them shit. engage in any dialogue with them. they refuse me in the course. so?? just.. continue to be frustrated??? </p>
<p>You didn&#8217;t fail. I failed.</p>
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		<title>Comment on I Failed the Self-Help Seminar: The Landmark Forum (Part 5 of 5) by Hayley</title>
		<link>http://osmosis-online.com/2010/08/18/the-landmark-forum-i-failed-the-self-help-seminar-part-5-of-5/comment-page-1/#comment-5981</link>
		<dc:creator>Hayley</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 22 Feb 2013 18:02:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Milla - I took the forum as a successful, self-knowledgable, intelligent, skeptical person.  I decided at the beginning of the forum that I knew myself enough that I would remain skeptical as to not &quot;drink the koolaid&quot;, but that I would do the work (it&#039;s why I was there); I would stay open to the possibility that they could help me reach something I had not been able to reach on my own.  And I found that it was in doing the assignments (not including the ones solely aimed at getting new customers) that I was able to slowly, through the process, find those blind spots in myself and recognize where I was giving my power away to others - in the desire to be right, the concern about how I was viewed, the aversion of conflict in order not to hurt or be hurt or disappointed - and found that by recognizing it (not just intellectually knowing it was there, but confronting it head-on), I could step away from it.  I am still the same person.  I am simply the same person with the power not to let my fears and disappointments define what I can accomplish and how I interact with people.  I didn&#039;t &quot;pop&quot; until Monday after the Forum, and it wasn&#039;t a pop but more of a slow realization that I was able to have difficult, uncomfortable conversations without difficulty or discomfort.  It was, and is, the most amazing feeling to be a person without fear, to be OK to be just as I am, to recognize in others where they are reacting out of fear (this comes in many forms), and diffuse the situation so that we are having conversations and not conflicts. Just riding the subway becomes a simple joy in being able to make eye contact where everyone else avoids it.  To feel free starting a discussion with someone and not reacting negatively in your head if they reject the conversation or look at you funny.  To bob or lip sync to the music on your iphone because you feel like it, and not doing it while trying to prove you don&#039;t care what people think.  To ask a guy out and not worry how he&#039;s perceiving you (seriously, that alone is worth the $600 bucks).

One does not become an automaton out of the Forum.  One simply becomes a purer version of themselves without the limits they had imposed on themselves through the simple process of surviving as a human being.

To anyone else who is interested in the Forum, I would say: Go in skeptical but open.  Do the work.  Don&#039;t expect them to save you - just be open to another possibility of being.  If you try to prove them wrong by resisting, you might, because you won&#039;t have allowed them to teach you.  Everyone gets something different out of it - people with bigger issues maybe have bigger &quot;Aha!&#039;s&quot;, but I went in having a great life, great relationships, successful career, and I still found that it altered me - and I am thankful for that.  Don&#039;t let the marketing strategy push you away - think of it as a Tupperware party where they try to get you to invite your friends - except in this one they are more convincing and you don&#039;t get any free Tupperware.  The Tupperware is good, it works, you don&#039;t hate your Tupperware because of how it was sold to you.  This is way better than Tupperware.  :)]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Milla &#8211; I took the forum as a successful, self-knowledgable, intelligent, skeptical person.  I decided at the beginning of the forum that I knew myself enough that I would remain skeptical as to not &#8220;drink the koolaid&#8221;, but that I would do the work (it&#8217;s why I was there); I would stay open to the possibility that they could help me reach something I had not been able to reach on my own.  And I found that it was in doing the assignments (not including the ones solely aimed at getting new customers) that I was able to slowly, through the process, find those blind spots in myself and recognize where I was giving my power away to others &#8211; in the desire to be right, the concern about how I was viewed, the aversion of conflict in order not to hurt or be hurt or disappointed &#8211; and found that by recognizing it (not just intellectually knowing it was there, but confronting it head-on), I could step away from it.  I am still the same person.  I am simply the same person with the power not to let my fears and disappointments define what I can accomplish and how I interact with people.  I didn&#8217;t &#8220;pop&#8221; until Monday after the Forum, and it wasn&#8217;t a pop but more of a slow realization that I was able to have difficult, uncomfortable conversations without difficulty or discomfort.  It was, and is, the most amazing feeling to be a person without fear, to be OK to be just as I am, to recognize in others where they are reacting out of fear (this comes in many forms), and diffuse the situation so that we are having conversations and not conflicts. Just riding the subway becomes a simple joy in being able to make eye contact where everyone else avoids it.  To feel free starting a discussion with someone and not reacting negatively in your head if they reject the conversation or look at you funny.  To bob or lip sync to the music on your iphone because you feel like it, and not doing it while trying to prove you don&#8217;t care what people think.  To ask a guy out and not worry how he&#8217;s perceiving you (seriously, that alone is worth the $600 bucks).</p>
<p>One does not become an automaton out of the Forum.  One simply becomes a purer version of themselves without the limits they had imposed on themselves through the simple process of surviving as a human being.</p>
<p>To anyone else who is interested in the Forum, I would say: Go in skeptical but open.  Do the work.  Don&#8217;t expect them to save you &#8211; just be open to another possibility of being.  If you try to prove them wrong by resisting, you might, because you won&#8217;t have allowed them to teach you.  Everyone gets something different out of it &#8211; people with bigger issues maybe have bigger &#8220;Aha!&#8217;s&#8221;, but I went in having a great life, great relationships, successful career, and I still found that it altered me &#8211; and I am thankful for that.  Don&#8217;t let the marketing strategy push you away &#8211; think of it as a Tupperware party where they try to get you to invite your friends &#8211; except in this one they are more convincing and you don&#8217;t get any free Tupperware.  The Tupperware is good, it works, you don&#8217;t hate your Tupperware because of how it was sold to you.  This is way better than Tupperware.  :)</p>
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		<title>Comment on Denny&#8217;s &#8216;New and Improved&#8217; Coffee by Osmosis Online and Denny’s ‘New and Improved’ Coffee &#124; Grizzly Bomb</title>
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		<dc:creator>Osmosis Online and Denny’s ‘New and Improved’ Coffee &#124; Grizzly Bomb</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Feb 2013 18:09:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<link>http://osmosis-online.com/2010/02/17/sound-and-fury-signifying-crappy-coffee-burger-king-to-carry-sbux-products/comment-page-1/#comment-5873</link>
		<dc:creator>We Try It So You Don't Have To: Denny's "New and Improved" Coffee &#124; Osmosis Online</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Feb 2013 20:54:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] is this for? Well, much like when Burger King tried to upscale a couple years ago with Starbucks&#8217; sub-brand Seattle&#8217;s Best, it doesn&#8217;t mean much to specialty [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] is this for? Well, much like when Burger King tried to upscale a couple years ago with Starbucks&#8217; sub-brand Seattle&#8217;s Best, it doesn&#8217;t mean much to specialty [...]</p>
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		<title>Comment on Aeropress Coffee Maker: Best of All Worlds? by We Try It So You Don't Have To: Denny's "New and Improved" Coffee &#124; Osmosis Online</title>
		<link>http://osmosis-online.com/2011/05/04/aeropress-coffee-maker-best-of-all-worlds/comment-page-1/#comment-5872</link>
		<dc:creator>We Try It So You Don't Have To: Denny's "New and Improved" Coffee &#124; Osmosis Online</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 14 Feb 2013 20:52:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] does not always allow for grinding local-roasted coffee beans at home and making magic with your Aeropress or Moka pot. Sometimes we&#8217;re on the road; sometimes we need bacon and we need it NOW NOW NOW; [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] does not always allow for grinding local-roasted coffee beans at home and making magic with your Aeropress or Moka pot. Sometimes we&#8217;re on the road; sometimes we need bacon and we need it NOW NOW NOW; [...]</p>
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		<dc:creator>Halloween Jack O'Lantern, Mug Style &#124; Osmosis Online</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Oct 2012 22:56:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] to love anything as much as we do coffee. But Halloween comes close. And where the two meet? Here&#8217;s our Mug &#8216;O [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] to love anything as much as we do coffee. But Halloween comes close. And where the two meet? Here&#8217;s our Mug &#8216;O [...]</p>
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		<title>Comment on Oreana Winery: Christian Garvin&#8217;s Path to the Urban Wine Trail by Food Trucks Driving to Become Part of the Local Landscape &#124; Osmosis Online</title>
		<link>http://osmosis-online.com/2010/10/07/oreana-winery-christian-garvins-path-to-the-urban-wine-trail/comment-page-1/#comment-5010</link>
		<dc:creator>Food Trucks Driving to Become Part of the Local Landscape &#124; Osmosis Online</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Oct 2012 22:16:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Thai on a Truck was able to keep serving even after the Food Truck Fiesta at nearby Oreana Winery. [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Comment on Mildly Fearful of Indian Call Center Phone Phishing Scam by Akshat sethi</title>
		<link>http://osmosis-online.com/2012/09/07/mildly-fearful-of-indian-call-center-phone-phishing-scam/comment-page-1/#comment-4990</link>
		<dc:creator>Akshat sethi</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 21 Sep 2012 12:34:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I can&#039;t believe this, is it possible?? i never got that type of call, how can we ignore that type of call? These type of crap done by call center or something else.]]></description>
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