Cyber Spring: February 2013

"COINCIDENTAL" AND REMOTE BOTH IMPULSE VIEW.
An AUTOMATED SPELL CHECKER MAY NOTE TO CONSTERNATE YOUR FOCUS.
THIS IS NOT A POST ABOUT A PLAY ON WORDS.
Concentrate is not consternate(I have to look up that definition). To CONCENTRATE is To Focus; OF TAT WORD "CONCENTRATE", that is my purpose and meaning intended as written.
RESULTS; BY RELEVANCE OR BY DATE.
FOOD.
REVERENCE; this, I chose to Look Up The Word "FOOD" within past posts.
BY ""RELEVENCE", ALL THE RESULTS INCLUDE A DATE OF POST ON "THE FIRST DAY OF A MONTH".

Coincidental?, I took note.
BY DATE; I will explore by date TO SEE IF there ARE RESULTS AS EXTREME ; THAT BY CATEGORY "BY DATE" the results COINCIDENTALLY are RELEVENT similarity; for ONE, of another, COMMON reference.

LINK STREAM
http://www.astro.com/

http://www.astro.com/col/zodiactopia_e.htm

http://zodiactopia.wordpress.com/

http://zodiactopia.wordpress.com/category/black-cats-prophecy/

DUCKDUCKGO.COM
keywords
google.comage of Aries, which began in ca. 2150 BC and ended in ca. 1 AD

another link stream

http://www.letusreason.org/current4%20.htm

http://ole-ship-blog.profile.typekey.master.com/texis/master/search/mysite.html

http://sg1st.blogspot.com/

ETYMOLOGY OF CONSTERNATE
consternate - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus
"consternate" definition: to fill with anxiety, dread, dismay, or confusion. Type of: frighten. +Audio pronunciation +Etymology +References
www.memidex.com/consternate

Online Etymology Dictionary
consternate (v.) 1650s, from Latin consternatus, pp. of consternare (see consternation). bashful (adj.) 1540s, from baishen "to be filled with consternation or dismay ...
www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=Consternation

consternation (n.)
1610s, from French consternation "dismay, confusion," from Latin consternationem (nom. consternatio) "confusion, dismay," from consternat-, pp. stem of consternare "overcome, confuse, dismay, perplex, terrify, alarm," probably related to consternere "throw down, prostrate," from com-, intensive prefix (see com-), + sternere "to spread out" (see stratum).
consternate (v.)
1650s, from Latin consternatus, pp. of consternare (see consternation).
bashful (adj.)
1540s, from baishen "to be filled with consternation or dismay" (mid-14c.), from Old French baissier "bring down, humiliate" (see abash). Related: Bashfully; bashfulness (1530s).
cataplexy (n.)
"the state of an animal when it is feigning death," 1883, from German kataplexie, from Greek kataplexis "stupefaction, amazement, consternation," from kataplessein "to strike down" (with fear, etc.), from kata- "down" (see cata-) + plessein "to strike, hit," from PIE *plak- (2) "to strike" (see plague (n.)). Related: Cataplectic.

ALSO THIS REMIND ME OF THE CATADIOPTIC post on the CATADIOPTRIC Blog
see that entire blog; in reference to "view" and "focus"
CATADIOPTIC http://catadioptric.blogspot.com/

SEARCHING FOR ""FOOD"" by RELEVENCE
THE RESULTS CHANGED AFTER CLICKING BACK...
..I'm POSTING THIS ANYWAY

HERE ARE THE RESULTS

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