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Thanks our God for creating human! God also created Turkey, as well as ducks and chicken. An interesting finding is, although ducks and chicken are all birds, they behave quite different. All ducks are great members of a united team, while chicken have more individual color. No training, no learning, just nature. They are great examples of controlling behaviors by genes.

Here are the nominations for

- Artist of the Year:

Adele; Lady Gaga; Katy Perry; Taylor Swift; Lil Wayne

- Pop or rock

Best female artist: Adele; Lady Gaga; Katy Perry;

Best male artist: Justin Bieber; Bruno Mars; Pitbull

Best group: LMFAO; Maroon 5; OneRepublic

Best album: Adele – “21″; Lady Gaga – “Born This Way”; Rihanna – “Loud”;

As well as nominations for country, soul, Rap, new artists, so on.

Many beautiful ladies love mini-skirts. Many men love to see beautiful ladies in  MINI-SKIRT.

Rheumatoid arthritis strikes women ages 25-50, with a F/M ratio of 2.5 to 1. Does that have any thing to do with winter mini-skirts or just because of sex hormones? A fact is cold and wet environment can contribute to arthritis.

There are many great stories about Steve, his Mac, his iPod, his iPhone, and iPad, but I think one early key factor led to Apple’s success in recent years is his talent to make music (everyone’s favored music in iPod or iPhone) available to oneself anywhere at anytime. He is blessed!              DC Jubsal

A WHO study just reported the depression rates in 18 nations. France (21%) and US (19%) are among the highest depressed nations. China and Japan have the lowest depression rates of 6.5%. Woman to man ratio is 2:1. What are the causes of difference among the nations? How to prevent depression? Some good suggestions in DPS-Disaster Prevention Strategies.

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By DC Jubsal

We know that man has 46 chromsomes. They contain 3 billion base-pairs. If you do not believe that God made man, imaging how long it will take to form chromsomes by adding one base-pair by one base-pair. It took 15 years to make one million base-pair DNA with our current best biotechnology. If we put the four kinds of deoxynucleotides (A, C, G, T) together, how long will it take for them to form DNA? Automatically? 3 billion base-pairs? 46 chromsomes? At the same time? It says that it took millions and millions of years for man to develop. If no DNases, the chromsomes might not be cut (if they can form DNA at the first place). With DNases around, the formed chromsomes might be cut here or there. Another fact was that all the 46 chromsomes had to be formed in the same spot, within 0.0001 square millimeter, in order to be packed into a cell. More in DPS-Disaster Prevention Strategies.

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We know that man has 46 chromsomes. They contain 3 billion base-pairs. If you do not believe that God made man, imaging how long it will take to form chromsomes by adding one base-pair by one base-pair. It took 15 years to make one million base-pair DNA with our current best biotechnology. If we put the four kinds of deoxynucleotides (A, C, G, T) together, how long will it take for them to form DNA? Automatically? 3 billion base-pairs? 46 chromsomes? At the same time? It says that it took millions and millions of years for man to develop. If no DNases, the chromsomes might not be cut (if they can form DNA at the first place). With DNases around, the formed chromsomes might be cut here or there. More in DPS-Disaster Prevention Strategies.

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Disasters could be divided into nature and man-made. Disaster could impact on the levels of human, society, or individual. How to maintain the safety of human, society, or individual is one of the key issues discussed in a new ebook—DPS-Disaster Prevention Strategies.

Key topics include 1) Is man created or from soil naturally based on current biomedical basis ? 2) What’s the best way of preventing earthquake disasters ? 3) How to best use music and medicine to prevent disasters ? 4) What’s the role of love in disaster prevention ?, 5) human lifespan: the past, present, and future, and so on. This is a must-read book.

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It’s reported in Epidemiologic Catchmat Area Study that the point prevalence (the proportion of the population who have an illness at a given point in time) of psychiatric illness in the U.S. population is 20% (about 60 millions), and the lifetime prevalence (the proportion who have ever had a psychiatric disorder) is 30%. Why are we so sick ? What can we do to prevent it, not just wait to treat it ?

The first time I saw patients with psychiatric illness was in a hospital during my internship in medical school. Those patients were slow, sedated, with tremors, and no light or hope in their eyes, no smiles on their face. Those pictures are always with me, like happened yesterday. It’s understandable that when patients just got into hospitals, they may need higher doses to control an episode. However, do we want or should patients always on high doses, even toxic doses all the times ?

Or should patients be on a dose higher than therapeutic dose, but less than a dose with a lots of side effects ? Therefore, they can manage their daily life, or even do their daily job. Is this an idealism or could it happen in our daily life nowadays ?

It is possible and will be very useful to let patients find their toxic responses to a given drug, then they could have a limited flexible dosing with the help of his or her doctor. By this way, toxicity could be reduced and survival ability could be increased in patients. I believe more patients will be happy to take a non-toxic and effective dose for long therapeutic terms. Therefore, they are able to keep their work and wouldn’t be disabled, a so called “normal person taking medicine”.

Due to the possible special effects of music on human soul, if happy or peaceful music or songs can modulate mood, it is likely that music might play a role in human mood illness. The role of music, especially Sarah McLachlan’s songs, as a mood modulator, with a special case of preventing depression, was discussed in Music and Human Health at sjmedmusic.com.