So Ive had a wart on my upper thigh for about a year, i have tried everything to get rid of it, nothing worked. The I heard on Doctor Oz about putting apple cider vinegar on your wart. So I researched it and it has had great reults for people so ive decided to try it. I soak a cotton ball in acv put it on the wart, old it in place with a bandaid and leave it for the night. Im on my 6th night and my wart has now started to look like an open sore.. Im getting a little worried cuz so many people said there turned black and just fell off, mine has not turned black, like I said its red with like a white rim around it and kind of open in the middle…had anyone else tried this and had a similar result? They said some people it takes a little longer??
Have you thought that you’re trying to dissolve away cancer?
Go and see your GP and tell him/her what you’ve been doing.
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THE APPLE OF MY EYE
by Richard Brotbeck
Blame the bee,
if you must,
lusting for
some nectar sweet,
bouncing tree to tree
on apple blossoms,
Falling flowers
disconnect,
from stem and stone
unfasten, fall
to earth
with rusty leaves,
and lie
with last Autumn’s fashions,
Soon, the red
and ripened fruit,
too heavy for the arbor,
falls away
from trunk and root
to be a son or daughter.
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What a beautiful poem. This poem is more than acceptable it’s wonderful. Don’t let the views of critiques dissuade your poetic voice, commit to your style and speak louder. I never give false praise, and I never let what someone else thinks, determine what I think, well at least not with poetry. And with poetry, if you reach one person that likes what you have done then you can be assured there are many more who feel the same.
Okay, so we all know that argument.
But my question is, does the tree literally make a sound? Independent of the observer, does it produce a noise as we know it, or is it just vibrating waves or whatever?
And regarding sight: I asked someone if color as we perceive it is a property of reality (example, an apple appears to be red, independent of an observer), and he said yes. Is this true? I thought it was false.
If a tree falls in the forest…?
Philosophically speaking, the question has nothing to do with psychoacoustics; it is a philosophical riddle.
George Berkeley was an early 18th-Century philosopher, - and the phrase "Esse est percipi" ("To be is to be perceived"), is an edict of his ‘Immaterialism’ theory.
Berkely’s ‘Immaterialism’ waxes upon the metaphysical notion that objects may only exist when something perceives them and it from this philosophy which the oft asked question, "If a tree falls in a forest, and no one is there to hear it - does it make a sound?", is rooted in (if you’ll pardon my play on words).
Berkeley’s ’subjective idealism’ has since been entertained by a number of academicians, - and has helped spawn other interesting, and more complex, theories on perceptive realities.
For example, - Here’s a video which explains the gist of one such popular paradoxical experiment in the perception of reality, - called "Schrödinger’s Cat":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN-jCuV7BoU
As for your query on color perception,…
Whether color is an OBJECTIVE quality (the apple is red because it actually IS red), - or a SUBJECTIVE one (the apple is red because my mental disposition interprets its color as being red) still wouldn’t render the apple ‘unreal’ to an observer of it. Lacking an observer, however, we are faced, yet again, with another type of ‘If a tree falls in the forest…?’ riddle; again with realist vs. nominalist perceptions of reality.
I apologize for the length of this response…
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We are on a very tight budget, and going with fall for our theme. The dresses will be apple red and I was thinking of white linens for tables but somehow incorperating fall colors without making it look cheaply done. We are going to use paper napkins, so I was thinking yellow for one table, orange for another, and red for another and so on. I dont want it to look tacky but I need some ideas. We dont have much money so nothing extraordinary please
pumpkins and leaves. a friend of mine got married a few years ago and had those little mini pumpkins on the tables. carve hearts into them too. pick up CLEAN leaves from a local park, make sure to clean them, and scatter them on the tables, but not too much that it’s in the way of anything. keep the tables covered with brown cloth, it’s a more neutral color and will make the pumpkins and leaves colors pop! maybe some "indian" corn too… ya know, the dried brown/orange/yellow corn used for decoration. hit up a craft store too… like ac moore, micheal’s, joanne’s.
its bright red and it kinda glows..
and my bunny took a bite and fell over.
should I eat it?
You will do us a favour if you eat it NOW!!!
Okay everyone. I have this problem from my math class. Its on probability. Every week, other than our normal homework we are given a project to do. Obviously this one is on probability. The project questions are always a little harder to do. And I am stressing out on this one problem. So here it is, and if you can give any help that would be great. Thanks!
At the fall carnival there is an apple basket with 5 green apples, 4 red apples and 3 yellow apples. Each student team will draw (without looking) 2 apples from the basket.
a) The students draw the 2 apples WITHOUT REPLACEMENT. What is the probability that your team will get 2 apples of the same color?
b) The students draw the 2 apples WITH REPLACEMENT. What is the probability that your team will get 2 apples of the same color?
a)
The probability of getting a green apple is 5/(5 + 4 + 3) = 5/12. The probability of getting a second green apple is 4/(4 + 4 + 3) = 4/11. Thus the probability of getting two green apples is 5/12*4/11. For red, it is 4/12*3/11, and for yeloow 3/12*2/11. The total is (5*4 + 4*3 + 3*2)/(12*11) = 19/66.
b)
For green it is 5/12*5/12, thus the total probability = (5*5 + 4*4 + 3*3)/(12*12) = 25/72.
The tree had only one apple
A bright red apple
I reached up to the apple
and took it in my hand
The apple spoke
It said " You have stolen an apple."
I let the apple fall
And God ate it.
This is a epanorthosis poem written by C.K Bissel. It is called "Adams Version"
i was just curious as to what this poem conveys to you.
this would seem to be the adam and eve story ,and god going against his own law
I’m in the woods near my house where me and my friends use to play when we were younger. In this dream I’m a kid again(like always). We were playing a game similar to hide and seek or war, we would hide from each other and throw stuff like little rocks, dirt clods or pine cones at each other or monsters but we weren’t scared of the monsters, it was all like a game of make believe. We were running around and playing then, suddenly, it gets all dark. The trees start growing apples, rotten apples, that look like the faces of dead people. The leaves start falling and eventually an apple falls and hits the ground. When it makes contact it splatters blood as thick as mud. Then it starts growing into a clown. The clown was creepy but at the same time kind looking. It’s face was covered with white face paint, it had red face paint over its eyes, and a stereotypical clown nose. It gave us all chocolate but it started to melt into thick blood. It then suddenly yelled "I’M IT". All the red face paint started looking like blood and it’s red-orange hair blazed like fire(but it wasn’t fire) and it’s teeth grew to fangs. It chased us all around and started throwing dirt clods at the kids but when it hit them thick blood would start growing there and eventually cover their whole body. It then starts chasing me and that’s when I wake up.
I’m 16 now, if it matters.
Clowns are scary enough as it is. The clown may represent the manifestation of all your fears into one and a kind of unwillingness to grow up and be an adult (being an adult is hard and tough)
I’m in the woods near my house where me and my friends use to play when we were younger. In this dream I’m a kid again(like always). We were playing a game similar to hide and seek or war, we would hide from each other and throw stuff like little rocks, dirt clods or pine cones at each other or monsters but we weren’t scared of the monsters, it was all like a game of make believe. We were running around and playing then, suddenly, it gets all dark. The trees start growing apples, rotten apples, that look like the faces of dead people. The leaves start falling and eventually an apple falls and hits the ground. When it makes contact it splatters blood as thick as mud. Then it starts growing into a clown. The clown was creepy but at the same time kind looking. It’s face was covered with white face paint, it had red face paint over its eyes, and a stereotypical clown nose. It gave us all chocolate but it started to melt into thick blood. It then suddenly yelled "I’M IT". All the red face paint started looking like blood and it’s red-orange hair blazed like fire(but it wasn’t fire) and it’s teeth grew to fangs. It chased us all around and started throwing dirt clods at the kids but when it hit them thick blood would start growing there and eventually cover their whole body. It then starts chasing me and that’s when I wake up.
Recurring nightmares can be a sign of stress and/or poor mental health. Another cause of these dreams is severe emotional trauma at some stage in your life.
If these dreams genuinely disturb you, then maybe you should seek professional help instead of wondering what it means. If they don’t upset you or bother you, then maybe you should just try some relaxation techniques before you go to sleep. With the proper treatment, your nightmare should go away.
On a slightly lighter note, if you turned that dream into a novel or a film, you could make a fortune!
Hope I helped.
Here’s the trick:
You may not use these ones.
Apple Cherry Leaves in Fall Fire Red Velvet cake Exit sign
Good Luck!!!
01: lipstick
02: nail polish
03: roses
04: lips
05: Dorothy’s shoes in the "Wizzard of Oz"
06: the circle in the Japanese flag
07: a Ruby (gemstone)
08: the color which when mixed with white turns into pink
09: the color of the bonnet a little girl was wearing when it was on his way to visit his grandma and had an encounter with the Big Bad Wolf
10: the famous nose of Rudolph the Reindeer
Hey, that was fun! I like challenges…:-)