Strabismus

Strabismus: abnormal eye alignment, cross eyes. Intermittent or Constant

Usually occur in infants as their brains learn to control both eyes simultaneously.

Intermittent Strabismus could happen in some adult (like me) when eyes get tired.

4 Sub terms - one eye in the middle while the other not:

1. Esotropia (Most popular, when the other eye points to the steady eye - converged vision)

2. Exotropia (when the other eye points away - diverged vision)

3. Hypotropia (when the other eye points downward)

4. Hypertropia  (when the other eye points upward)

My case is esotropia, happens when my eyes are tired, at which time I could control the movement of eyes. It is harder to do esotropia at waking state. Although, it can be done by identifying which eye is responsible for which vision during double vision (cross eye-converged vision, or diverged vision)

I have thought my case is related to myopia. Since having to converge vision in shorter distance, the muscle may have strained inwardly, causing esotropia when tired (not aware).

Another interesting note is my left eye would always stay while the right eye is the moving one. It would be harder to switch roles.

I wonder if this is due to my right eye being more nearsighted.

I am also wondering if I'm having strabismus during deep sleep.

I would think it may have been caused by force awake during tired moments, making the eyes begin to sleep while eye lids were still open, when the brain probably has no strength to control the eyes. If this is true, it would be a habitual case.

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HP Officejet Pro L7590 Network printer No Scanner Software Issue

With the basic driver, the scanning software of this HP printer seems to be installed but not shortcut to anywhere other source location: C:\Program Files\HP\Imaging Monitor\Bin\ somescannername.exe

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Origin of America

It is from the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci (1454-1512). Amerigo meaning Home Ruler.

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Christian Today vs. Christianity Today

I think I can tell the difference between Christian Today and Christianity Today magazines, just by reading the articles.

The former deals with catholic type humanism; the latter on questionable evangelistic theology.

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On American's "How Are You?" Greeting

I have noted before that I rarely use "how are you" as greeting.

However, just because such uses are favored by hypocrites and criticized by me, doesn't mean that I am forbidden to use this neutral phrase.

The only difference is, I should know when to use it, in all sincerity and all truth.

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Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these, Ye have done it unto me

Many radical advocates (some hypocrites included) of charity and helping the "needy" (their own definition), often love to use the verse Matthew 25:40 to justify their cause and proudly raise their anthropocentric philosophy above everyone else's.

I would argue that doing so is a misapplication of the verse. For if they were right, then Jesus' prophecy of such (Matthew 25:30-46) would not be possible, for the righteous answer: Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? or thirsty, and gave thee drink? (verse 37)

Therefore, not to nullify good works just because the extremists used good works in their jealous and selfish causes, I would say this verse is far deeper than what the shallow-minded claim to understand.

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Catholic's Stand on Preaching to the Jews

I remember reading the Wikipedia article on Jews for Jesus, a group of Jews from America targeting mainly other Jews of Judaism faith for conversion into Christianity.

The Catholic late Pope John Paul II had argued against preaching the Gospel to Jews, with the motive of having a good relationship with the Jewish communities.

Obviously, this argument was not out of the truth and peace, but peace alone.

I believe that such stand of the Catholics (not to mention other Christian groups) against preaching the Gospel to the Jews lies heavily upon their corrupted doctrine on soteriology, electing saints of the dead, misinterpreting the fine line between God's gracious sacrifice with works of men. Perhaps out of cowardice in Evangelism, for our Lord Jesus Christ, and a proud assumption that anyone who does otherwise is radical and beneath them (Catholics, etc.) in terms of "humility" and "open mindedness".

 

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Brightest Supernova

It is know that SN 1006 (Lupus Constellation, southern hemisphere) is the bightest (-7.5 at peak) observed by naked eyes. Brigther than Venus (SN 1054 - formed Crab Nebula M1 also), seen for a few months during day time. Some would even claim one could read under its peak brightness at night. Source: the History of Supernova by Wikipedia.

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On Demon Possession

Since the "advancement" of psychology, some have concluded such occurrence is due to psychological disorder and has nothing to do with the supernatural.

Some would think that it's a supernatural occurrence prominent only in the ancient times.

I would say, this sort of supernatural occurrence happens in order to keep a body dead to the Gospel. What need is there for a demon to possess a body, if the whole body of a church is a much easier target?

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Outlook Send/Receive Asking for Network Password

Appears to be a bug in Windows XP or Microsoft Office 2003.

I did two solutions at the same time. So I am uncertain which one actually did the job, if not both.

1. Regedit: Changed(not add) a key value at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders
The value of key AppData was changed from %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming to %USERPROFILE%\Application Data

2. (I think this one actually did the job)
Removed Outlook email account and readded.

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