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Bats are observed to be colonists that live in
dull, wet protected ranges the basic home for
them are hollows. Furthermore, bats can even
create bonds and comprehend the fragrances
associated with each and every individual bat
they encounter (a characteristic people are
recorded to have)! Likewise, vampire bats just
need around two table spoons of blood every day
to survive. I figure in their human structure
they would be obliged to consume significantly
more.One of the later patterns in the
investigation of vampire bats is their newly
discovered adoration for gnawing people. In Peru
this is turning into a developing concern. As
vampire bats continue to evolve into the
creatures from mythology, one has to wonder if
the past has already foretold the future!
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Janis Joplin sang, "Freedom's just another word
for nothing left to lose." Freedom's also just
another word for forgiveness.It takes so much
courage to forgive the difficult people in our
lives. Yet until we forgive, we can never put the
past completely behind us and create a future
free from the constraints of the past.One reason
I think it's so hard to forgive is because we
confuse forgiveness with condoning what was done
to us. They're not the same.Two recent movies
have reminded me of the courage it takes to
forgive and the freedom that becomes available
when we do. Both movies are based on true
events."The Railway Man" is the story of Eric
Lomax, a British engineer fighting in Singapore
during World War II. His unit is captured by the
Japanese and taken to Thailand where they are
forced into slave labor to build the Thai-Burma
railroad. Lomax is tortured. His forearms are
smashed and he is repeatedly waterboarded.
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Lomax survives, but he is haunted by what
happened to him. He suffers what today we would
call post traumatic stress disorder, repeatedly
reliving the torture.In 1980, Lomax discovers
that Takashi Nagase, one of his torturers, is
alive in Japan. Lomax tracks him down with the
intent of killing him. Instead, he realizes that
the war will never truly end for him until he
forgives his tormentor. Lomax does so. The scene
where he and Nagase embrace is unbelievably
moving.In "Philomena," the teenage Philomena Lee
becomes pregnant and is sent by her father to
live in an Abbey where she is held in virtual
servitude. The nuns force her to give up her son
for adoption.As an adult, Philomena searches for
her son. She is joined by a newspaper man
thinking this would make a great story.
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Philomena discovers that her son, renamed Michael
by the American family that adopted him, died of
AIDS at the age of 43. Knowing he was dying,
Michael visited the Abbey to search for his birth
mother. The Ultimate EMP Survival Kit Review The
nuns knew where Philomena was, but refused to let
her son know. They had also refused to let
Philomena know that her son was looking for her.
Michael died thinking Philomena was uninterested
in finding him.When the truth is uncovered, the
newspaper man is outraged and shouts curses at
the nuns. He expects Philomena to do the same.
But in an extraordinary act of generosity and
courage, Philomena forgives the nuns, saying that
she doesn't want to live her life full of hate.
She knows that, like Eric Lomax, her suffering
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