Gregory Hanson

cPRIME is for the entire family. http://gbhanson.blogspot.com/p/cprime.html

ASHEVILLE — As runners crossed the finish line after completing the half marathon and full marathon in the inaugural Asheville Citizen-Times City Marathon on Saturday. There were two comments repeated over and over.  “So many hills,” was one. “The other? “This is the toughest race I’ve ever run.” For results click on this link: http://rightontimeproductions.blogspot.com/2013/09/2013-asheville-citizen-times-city.html

Apple. iOS 7 is really good.   http://www.apple.com/ios/ Love it on my iPad.  ALLOW SwiftKey, or alternate keyboards on iOS and I will get an iPhone.

Always exciting to update an operating system. The iPad works exceptionally well on iOS 7. http://www.apple.com/ipad-mini/ios/

Asheville, NC... First  Bee City USA ? I guess that this is good...

Though my default browser is Chrome for Mac, I always seem to watch the Apple Events on Safari. (Just seems right, somehow)

This (Graphic Illustration) represents many people that have moved from Facebook to Google+.

Reilly, our male Burmese, gets his daily massage. Oh, "the life of Reilly"...

This sweet girl has outstanding balance.  Elle is a female Tonkinese.

A picture of the Long Beach Rockets baseball team, Long Beach, CA, 1968. Look hard enough and you will see one ex-Major League MVP and All-Star here. (I am #21, on the left. 16 years old)

Deactivated my Facebook Account. "Good riddance".

From Neal McEwen (Dallas) ( nmcewen@metrohet.com ) Mel was “an intercept operator for the Radio Intelligence Division of the FCC... Their job was to find suspicious signals be they enemy signals or traiters on American soil.“ MEL HANSON'S KEYS by Randy Cole, KN6W Mel Hanson stared with amazement at the haywire circuit connected to Ed Hahn's Vibroplex.  The wires weren't even soldered, just twisted together.  "THAT is what you've been using?" he asked Ed, "Look at all the hours I've spent on this one", handing him the impressive-looking key he brought with him. That's how Ed Hahn, W6NHZ, remembers a meeting with Melvin Hanson in 1938 or 1939.  Ed had developed a keying circuit based on a Type 27 tube which was connected to the dash contact of his Vibroplex.  The result was a keyer which made dots mechanically and dashes electronically.  He and several of his friends who lived near Long Beach, CA were using them on the air.  Th...

How to Read the Bible So there is much that can be done to make your reading of the Bible productive. Read to understand. Get the overall view. When advisable dig out background material to enhance appreciation. Consider prophetic import. Isolate principles that are a guide to your daily living and scriptures that will aid you in your ministry. Ask questions as you read, and let association help you answer them If you do not understand some material do not pass it over as if it were unimportant. God has not recorded material in the Bible that is dispensable. What is provided is for our instruction to guide us in making decisions and living according to the divine will. Do not show disrespect for God by passing over material you do not understand. Do research , going to an index in one of the Watch Tower publications. Take time to read the Bible with understanding.

IF YOU stop breathing air, you will die in a few minutes. If you stop drinking water, you will die in a few days. If you stop eating food, you will die in a few weeks. If you stop feeding on Jehovah’s spiritual provisions, then when you die you will be dead forever. Jehovah provides the air, water, and food that all living creatures need. Hence, to Jehovah the psalmist says: “You are opening your hand and satisfying the desire of every living thing.” (Psalm 145:16) The desire of most living things is fulfilled by the material provisions. But this is not true of human creatures.  (w87 10/1 pp. 10-11 pars. 1, 2)

cPRIME Study 1/Fall ’09 Strength In standard strength measurements, where the therapist pushes on the arm or leg and the participant resists, participants experienced improvements in strength that averaged over 20% and some improved by over 60%. Flexibility Standard flexibility testing that measures flexibility of the leg in degrees of range of motion, participants gained as much as 15% improvements in the same test after wearing cPRIME Technology. Balance In a standard test where stability on a foam platform is timed, participants gained an average of over 18% when testing with their eyes open, with individuals with improvements of more than 2 fold. In the more challenging testing with ‘eyes closed’, wearing cPRIME produced an average improvement in balance of 55%, with some participants doubling and even tripling their scores. TRIAL STATEMENTS Dr. T. Eric Yokoo, MD “In rehabilitation, we want to get patients back to their best possible functio...