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open end project started by Webist Ingrid Kamerbeek in Jan 2008 click on colours and links to check out good vibes from powerful "Movers and Shakers" of all fields

Habib Aghamohammadi, Tabriz, Iran; Jamie Antoniasym, Chicago, USA; Mike Butler, Toronto, Canada; David Camp, Madison/Wisconsin, USA; Meli (Melania Cioni), Firenze, Italy; Dr. Rodney Chang (Pygoya), Honolulu, USA; Jim Charette, Fall River, MA, USA; Björn Dämpfling, Berlin, Germany;Annette Suzette Du Plessis, New Brighton, South Africa; Dirk Eisner, Bretten, Germany; Prof. Dr. Herbert W. Franke, living in Munich, Germany, is an Austrian citizen; Ursula Freer, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA; Mark Gebhardt, Jacksonville, Florida, USA; Rainer Grassmuck, Wuppertal, Germany; Susan Graves, Nottingham/England, Great Britain; Franz Graw, Düsseldorf, Germany; André Hein, Schwerin, Hamburg, Germany; Regina Hobein, Bad Wildungen, Germany; Gerhard Höberth, Wasserburg am Inn, Germany; Horkay Istvan, ParadiseValley, Arizona, USA, Budapest, Hungary; Josef Huber, Kufstein, Austria; Georg Hübner, Vienna, Austria; Vildan Isik, Sivas, Turkey; Sergej Jakovlev, Gotheburg, Sweden; Henry Janok, Calgary, Canada; Nita Jawary, Victoria, Australia; Ingrid Kamerbeek, Sonthofen, Germany; Vijaybhai Kochar, Hyderabad, India; Brigitta Krause, Eckernförde, Germany; Kytom Leakh'im, Freiburg, Germany; Mike Lovric, Zagreb, Croatia; André Maître, Moutier, Switzerland; Chris (Christine) Marshall, Perth, Western Australia; Linda Martin, Sydney, Australia; Parys St. Martin, Durango, Colorado, USA; Dan McCormack, Accord, New York, USA; Andrea Mora, Duisburg/Germany, Italy; Janusz Mulak, Warsaw, Poland; Mariano Petit de Murat, Mexico City, Mexico; Thomas W. Nordmeier, Henstedt-Ulzburg, Germany; Olga Pavlova, Chisinau, Moldova, Russia; Vittorio Pavoncello, Rome, Italy; Steven W. Pollard, Hilo, Big Island, HI, USA; Tatiana E. Pouzanova Galatch, St. Petersburg, Russia, Budapest, Hungary; John Powell, Mandeville, Jamaica; Afanassy Pud, St. Petersburg, Russia; Heikki Rinnemaa, Tampere, Finland; Sylvie Robert, Miami Beach, Florida, USA; Ben Rotman, Tel Aviv, Israel; Inga Schnekenburger, Rinteln, Germany; Arno Signarowski, Gladbeck, Germany; Alexander Silyanov, Odessa, Ukraine; Heinz Sterzenbach, Berlin, Germany; Norbert Strippel, Loehlbach, Germany; Kalina Svetlinski, Regen, Germany; Kenneth-Edward Swinscoe, Plaidt, Germany; Randy Thurman, Spring City, TN, USA; Amanda Tomasoa, Auckland, New Zealand; Ann Tracy, Sacramento, CA, USA; Erato Tsouvala, Piraeus, Greece; Kurt van Wagner, Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA; Jon White, New York, USA; Nancy Wood, San Antonio, Texas, USA;

"... Epidemic" is the product of our all negative thoughts in this world. As much as we can’t see what our thoughts can do to us, and know its effects, We unintentionally create various epidemics in our life. We are also the cause of the epidemic growing and spreading among us. We are those who feed it and give it power. All we need is belief, trust and pure Intensions. If we'll fill our minds with those feelings instead of judgment, jealousy, sorrow and fear that surround us every day, we'll be able to find our true potential inside ourselves. Our true cause of being here. The answer is inside you. Epidemic Online Production Kashirin Alex"

worldwide good vibrations: Be The Change; Taking It Global; Webism Group of Worldwide Artists; Global Consciousness Project Great worldwide community of friendly folks at Tabblo; Thomas Beckmann - together against cold; Norwegian vibes; the amazing landscape of Tyne, UK; Good vibes from Webists to celebrate Ingrid's 56

Brad Michael Moore: I feel today, people around the world, more than every, are trying to bring forth our differences instead of considering, foremost, the ideas we have in common. If politicians, and CEO's, and leaders of religion, would look for and work towards our common ground - the needs in our world be better addressed and life and future would seem more promising. As individuals, we still have our roles to make and can effort to set examples that bring others together instead of enforcing polarization. As individuals, our contributions may seem small, but if we are diligent, many small contributions add up to more significant headway - leading to movements, empowerment, and greater societies. I wish us all luck for when we reach out a helping hand to others - they too, are more likely to catch us when we fall. It is most wise to always be watchful of both where we came and also where we place our next step."

contributing guests: Kashirin Alex, Brad Michael Moore, Radio Free Mercury, Piero Resta, June Kaminski, Eddi from Zürich, Switzerland, Brigitte Hoppstock, Michelle York (Uma), Daniel Chavez, Christine Valin

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