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- Dyed All Hues
- Los Angeles, CA
- United States
Thinker and Experimenter,
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If someone you knew was a pathological truth-teller; how would you react to this person?
Most of you have probably hear the term "pathological liar", meaning they lie all the time, from dusk til dawn. We all lie though, but too much lies can ruin any relationship. If there was no lies, but pure truth 24/7 360days a year for the rest of that persons' life, how would you react to this person?
Some have argued with me that we need lies to live for example, 'your best friends mother on her death bed asks you where her son is, and you couldn't tell her that her son has just died on an air plane that blew up just before landing, so you lie and tell her that his flight was cancelled and he says he loves you very much and you fill in the blanks with fond memories....now let's change that situation a bit....
Your best friend mother on her death bed asks for her son, but you know he just died on that exploding plane, so you give her the low down and tell her that his flight didn't make it here because his plane blew up, though he really loves you and he told me this before we got off the phone.
Two scenarios, both end the same, she passes away, but the details may be different depending on the individual.
A pathological truth-teller doesn't blurt things out though, like if they see something/someone they hate, they won't go I hate that thing over there and then proceed to tell the thing or person they hate it/them, though if they were asked to give an opinion they would tell the truth.
If you asked this person a question, they would answer you extremely truthfully and at times it might even seem offensive. For instance, you ask them "do I look good in this" and the pathological truth-teller says "it looks hideous on you, but you already tried all the clothes in this store and they all don't look good on you, so let's go to a store with a different style?".
How would you react to this person?
Update: This is a scenario of a world with pathological truth tellers.
Closing Statement from Dyed All Hues
All I could think of is "thank you for participating and hope the remnance of this discussion will shed light upon your life", though this topic is far from reaching any type of consensus; we can all strive to respect one another and live earnestly and honestly.
May you take positive leaps and bounds in your life.
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Jun 30 2012: Who knowse the truth ? What can be true for me, it not necessarely the truth for someone else !
For the purpose of this discussion, I will start by saying : Ouff, a bit rough to be a "pathalogical truth teller or a pathalogical-liar".
I believe in telling the truth all the way, so you don't have to remember, what you told this person last time, and keep the lie going on, you can become mentally ill...to much to process, unhealthy etc.
It's all depends on how you tell the truth. If this pathalogical truth teller you talking about, is more of a person that consciously hurt other people feelings, for his or her own purpose of feeling better about his or herself, who need these people...they can eat grass, as far that I know!
On the other hand, if you are telling me truth to help me grow, change for the best of whom I can become, I can deal with it better...furthermore, this pathalogical truth teller, has to be able, to listen the truth about him or herself to, it as to be a two ways streets. I you want to tell ME my truths, you better be able to ear YOUR truths from me! It's a give and take situation here!!
At the end, it's all about a good dosage in everything, and also, if you can send it, you better be able to receive it!!
Jun 30 2012: Sorry but the truth does not change from person to person Only perception changes. People of faith often make the argument of truth being different from one person to the next. They must catch themselves and distinguish between finite, knowable, practical truth of verifiable reality and "ultimate truths" which address unknowable origins. Truth is what law and science exist on and thus what makes civilization possible. Belief in super-nature does not make it a truth. If even one miracle were true, it is likely society would not have advanced at all because everyone would be held in place by belief and superstitions in which there would be more worry about offending the miracle granter than rolling up one's sleeves and engineering solutions to problems.
Jul 1 2012: I don't know James, truth can differ from person to person through life experiences.
For example, one person might think the truth that vanilla ice cream is the best flavor in the world to ever be invented, then another person comes by and yells that strawberry ice cream is the best flavor in the world. Another scenario has already been played out, like the holocaust. One group of individual believe the truth that their race was superior and they were mandated by a higher calling to wipe the earth of other races; I personally don't believe that is the truth, do you?
Jul 3 2012: I think this needs more considertion, Derek. You have gone back to colloquial uses of the word truth. Perhaps you need to define "truth for us and for yourself. For me it means the actual events of the situation which indicates that perspective is something different. The problem with your explanation is that there is no verfiiable fact regarding the "truth" of the taste of icecream. It is simply a sensory experience that is sifted through a unique set of tastebuds and through a unique brain to reach a conclusion Not a truth.
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Living in our house we have 2 girls and 2 boys! The Dad and the boy love to go to the farm, get dirty, play with tractors and get excited by the rain. The Mum (me!) and the little girl love to get pretty new things (shop), bake and dress up in nice clothes even if we are going to the farm!
Am I the only parent who thinks about whether I'm creating the stereotypes in my children? Since Hayden was small he has loved things with wheels. If he could have any toy in the room he would seek out the car or train or tractor. Mikala has loved things with faces. Dolls, animals and people – Things she could talk to.
When I sent Hayden off to the farm with his packed lunch, ride on tractor (cause Dad might need a hand!), he had to be wearing jeans, boots and a farm shirt – one with buttons! He doesn't ever get bored out there and is happy to follow his Dad around where ever and whatever he is doing.
Mikala did think she had a chance to go with her Dad today. So she got dressed – In her best jeans, pink belt, pretty T-shirt, purple gumboots and had her hair out with pretty clips in it! So to make up for the fact that she couldn't go I have baked with her this morning, She can crack eggs and mix and use the sifter. She doesn't get bored and will help with whatever I ask her. Even helps with the dishes!
Now Mikala does get to go the farm but she would rather play with her Grandma than go help out with farm stuff. And Hayden does get to help with cooking and baking, but he only lasts 5 minutes – usually just waiting to lick or taste something!
I am hoping that they both grow up being able to cook simple healthy food and that they can both be practical (not just pretty) and can help at the farm. And if it was the other way round I wouldn't care. Some of the best chefs are men (Even I can admit that…just wished I'd married one…sorry babe!) and I know some pretty good Farmers that are women – particularly with stock.
I already have one determined, independent and gorgeous Daughter. So I will be happy if I can raise two more happy, independent children that can tackle anything that life throws at them. (But Mum will always be there to help pick up the pieces of course!)


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Seventh Annual Cottage & Lakefront Living Show
Summer in The Great Lakes State is all about spending time on the water! Start your dreaming and planning now, as the only show in West Michigan devoted entirely to cottages and homes on water returns to DeVos Place – March 15-17.
This is the Show for everyone looking to rent, buy, build, improve, or simply to enjoy a home on the water. It's the only show that features products, services, and special presentations covering every aspect of the "Cottage Lifestyle."
You'll find architects and designers; lakefront builders, developers, and realtors; log and timber frame home builders; boats, docks, and lifts; home furnishings; landscaping and home improvement businesses, and hundreds of other goods and services.
Plus, the Show offers free seminars, special events, contests and giveaways.
Two Complete Cottages - Builder Marvin Mast teams up with outdoor designer Steve Essex to complete two fully furnished and landscaped cottages inside DeVos Place!
"Monroe Street Beach" and the Sand Pirate - No need to wait till summer – come hit the beach in downtown Grand Rapids! Our awesome indoor beach is the perfect way to get your sand fix. Visit with the Sand Pirate, expert sand sculptor Janet Moore Schrader, as she builds an incredible castle, and get tips and tricks you can use for your own entry in the sand castle building contest! On Sunday, kids are invited to help Schrader "storm the castle" when she reminds everyone that the best part of building a sand castle is destroying it! So kick off your shoes and join her on Monroe Street Beach each day during the Show.
Build a Strombrella - Tom Rademacher, columnist in the GR Press, is back to lead his second Weekend Project Center. This year, Tom teaches visitors how to build their own old-fashioned strombrella, or covered arbor. "Strombrellas represent a throwback project that nod to a gentler era," Tom says, "and yet they're slick enough to complement any sort of cabin or cottage."
Cottage Fine Art Show - This full-scale art fair has become one of the Show's central attractions because it's the best place to get original works from some of Michigan's best artists to decorate your home or treasured getaway! You'll find paintings, photographs, steel and wood sculpture, drawings, and more. Don't miss this incredible show within a show!
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Cottage Succession Planning Seminars - Jeff Ammon and Katie Aguilar from Miller, Johnson will explain the most effective strategies for families to retain a cottage for use by future generations. Learn how to make your family cottage a place of relaxation, not a source of anxiety, for its present – and future – owners.
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More Free Expert Seminars - Our line-up of terrific seminars on birding, nature photography, site planning, and more, is designed to help you make the most of your waterfront living experience. Whether you rent or own, whether your time on the water is a few days or year-round, we have seminars for you!
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Did I hear that right? Food = Guilt?
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text: This is going to be long. So Nov 5 and 8 I had sex with my now ex-boyfriend, he is the only guy I've done it with, we took a test 12 days after the first time. It was negative. But we were both worried because even though I am on birth control for my PCOS I missed one that week, and since I was not planing on using them as a birth control, but as a hormone stabilizer, I didn't know you were suppose to take them the same time every day, so I would take one at like 5 and one at like 9 or something. Fast forward to now, I have had one day of period that was very light, and that has been all the blood I have gotten and usually I get two weeks of very heavy blood per month. I have had many signs of pregnancy, growing stomach, not all squishy, near the bottom and a little above my belly button its hard, nausea, but no vomit yet, dizziness every single time I stand up, extremely gassy, always hungry, and I'm a person that has just lost 40 pounds, because I would usually only eat like dinner and a snack, because that's all I was hungry for, now I'm eating everything in sight! I've got to pee all the time, and my stomach is just killing me! Like it feels like something is pulling on both sides in opposite directions, I do also have like little fluttering feelings every once and a while, and my mom, who doesn't know about any of this, keeps telling me it's gas, but I never pass gas when it happens! I'm also extremely moody, but not like bad moody all the time, sometimes ill be a ray of sunshine, next thing ya know I want to rip everyone's heads off or I just randomly start balling at nothing. So my school nurse had me take a pregnancy test, it was negative, but she said that many people with PCOS will get false negatives all the way up to when they give birth, that they will even get false negative blood tests! So I just need help, because if I'm not pregnant, what is wrong with me.


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DONE. All very interesting. A bit /sadpanda (see what I did there?) about only getting an 11th character slot instead of a lifting of per-server limit, but what are you gonna do. The fly through of the new heroics looks neat, and I'm really impressed with how far you've said they've gone and how close that means to a beta being open.
Also, I cannot wait to get [Glyph of the Stag]!!
Agreed mostly.
I'm looking forward to the Orca glyph. However I was hoping they would add a wolf like model for travel form. I'm not sold on the stag, but as long as it makes some people happy that's a win in my book.
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Small Cool Extras: Frank's Mid-century Madness
(We had a great deal of entries that didn't make our contest last month, BUT which deserve to be seen. Frank's apartment is a wonderful mid-century statement, and we particularly like the kitchen organization.)
Name: Frank P.
Location: NYC, UWS near CU
Size: 596 Square Feet
What is my favorite resource?
eBay, antique emporiums (outside the city), flea markets and Ikea.
What inspired me?
I've lived in this great, rent-stabilized for 20 years, but until 3 years ago, it looked like a just-out-of-college place with a futon couch, folding chairs, etc. When I decided to get some 'adult' furniture, I took my cues from the orange eames chair and the 50's lamp with red shade, 2 pieces I had previously acquired....
Major furniture items were from antique stores, and most of the lighting fixtures and other treatments are eBay finds. The brown leather couch is new, and the recliners were an eBay find, reupholstered by a service recommended here on AT.
A friend once described this as the furniture our parents had, but my mom would say it was the kind she wanted but couldn't afford!
A good design tip:
Someone earlier mentioned buying non-big-designer mid-century pieces -- look for some of the quality brands of the time, such as Lane, Dux, and Drexel. They were beautifully made and the owners generally took excellent care.
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I call that the furniture my dad bought, my mom hated, and so she gave it to me because she wanted it out of her house after they got divorced!! American of Martinsville is another brand of good quality stuff, especially the Urban Suburan line.
Your kitchen looks as narrow as mine and i dig the wall treatment.
I think my grandmom had those curtains.
Wow, it's like some kind of frightening time warp! Seems like a fun place, except that the bedroom doesn't exactly invite romance (at least from this girl's perspective.)
most of the time, while i like midcentury furniture in general, i think going with ALL midcentury is a bit too obvious considering how trendy that is right now. but your place really works, because it looks like your building is from the 20's/30's and your apartment really has the bones to match the furniture. Going with real vintage pieces that may or may not be designer is also a step in the right direction over the same name droppy pieces everybody with tons of $$ has these days. So rather than these McMansions full of trendy big ticket stuff from the DWR catalogue, it looks like your place really is a good fit, like you've found the heart and soul of your home.
also, your kitchen looks so much more spacious than it probably really is. how'd you do that?
Opoponax -- I admire your good eye! The apt is in fact from the 30's -- building originally done in 1910, but broken up into smaller units during the depression. (In one closet you can see part of original ceiling treatments!)
The ceilings are 10 feet, and as is probably obvious, I used every inch of the wall surfaces in the kitchen. The large window (4 ft wide by 6 ft tall) helps open up the space. It looks out at the next, identical building, so filling the window with colored glass was a way to keep the light in and the neighbors out!
great kitchen! everything is exposed but manages to be aesthetically pleasing as well as tidy. i love the recessed storage area, though it might be a pain to keep clean. and i am heartened to see someone else has pans whose bottoms seem acquainted with fire rather than flawless!!
Hey! This is my grandparents' apartment!
Looks fantastic! So glad to finally be able to see it. Everything looks so great together. Congratulations on a job well done. It must be wonderful to wake up to and live in!
I KNEW I'd get into your apartment if I waited long enough!! ;)
I think this space and what you've done to it really suits you, whihc I think is the ultimate compliment.
Congrats, and thanks for sharing!
haha! I used to live not terribly far from there, in Washington Heights. My building was build in the mid-20's, and had a lot of similar design elements to yours (especially the high ceilings and arched doorways, which was the giveaway). I wish I'd known what a great place I had before I gave it up for the circa 1945 box I now call home...
I really admire the kitchen! What's behind the shelves with the colored glass apart from a window? Is it just the window glass itself? I was fooled into thinking it was a wall.
It looks terrific.
Too bad they got rid of the radiators. I love old-fashioned radiators.
The kitchen window is covered with sheets of a semi-opaque fabric I bought at Ikea. It was intended for a curtain system they have (insert Swedish name here!) with sliding tracks and a variety of hanging fabric panels.
Radiator in liv room is original from 30's, and I would love to get rid of the one in the bedroom -- hasn't been used in decades!!!
Hey... I have the same leather setee (mini sofa). Got it at Bloomy's for a bundle. How much did you pay for yours. This particular style had a name... i forgot.
Settee (or couch-let) is indeed from Bloomie's -- called Eleanor. Paid only half a bundle due to sale/coupon and another 15% off for opening card there. I am happy with it, but it seems like after I bought it suddenly there were many more couches on the market that would work with mid-c.
I love your place; it is comfortable, warm & fun.
i am curious as to how you did the shelves in your kitchen window. i've seen that done before. a great idea for extra storage.
Frank, did the kitchen cabinets originally have doors and you removed them?
Holly -- Kitchen cabinets had glassed pane doors that were removed long before I moved in (probably had so much paint that they no longer closed properly). A friend of mine lived in this apt for 7 years before I took it over, so my experience goes back.
The sad thing is, however, on the day I was moving in, the building put all the old cabinet doors out on the sidewalk for the sanitation dept to pick up -- seems the fire dept told them to get them out of the basement, a potential fire hazard. If I had had the time, I would have looked for the doors to fit my kitchen cabinets; but I didn't have time to look through 60 units worth of old doors on moving day!!!
Kat -- the window shelves are just cut wood, painted semi-gloss super white, and held with very small, discrete brackets.
Looks great. Alot better then when I was sleeping on the floor. Your brother
This looks like a really great place to hang out and that there are many stories to tell about it.
Dude, lose the mirror (behind the black leather couch)...
Does it have air conditioning?
You call that furniture...It looks like the Goodwill had a firesale. I would not be caught dead in that place
Nice apartment! I would keep the mirror - they don't usually photograph well but they help brighten a room. Where did you find the bars on which you hung the pots and pans in your kitchen?
Shopaholic40 -
You can get those from IKEA.
I have never liked mid-century furniture, until now. Good job.
Your place is awesome!
What happens when you find a mid-century piece of furniture that you like? Do you buy it and get rid of something you have or are your furniture buying days over?
It's so clean and tidy! It's a very nice place.
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Very good. Raisins a critical addition. Also added green chilis. And used uncooked flour tortillas... But cooked in place of deep frying. Served with refried beans and guacamole. Yum!
Acapulco Enchiladas
Karen Steffens
Homemade sauce gives these enchiladas authentic Mexican flavor. Use chicken or turkey to fill the cheese-covered tortillas.
Yield: Makes 12 enchiladas (use two 9- by 13-inch baking pans)
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Recipe Time
50 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 430
- Calories from fat: 69%
- Protein: 16g
- Fat: 33g
- Saturated fat: 8.8g
- Carbohydrate: 22g
- Fiber: 5.2g
- Sodium: 407mg
- Cholesterol: 44mg
- 2 cups diced cooked chicken or turkey
- 1/2 cup chopped ripe olives
- 1 cup slivered or coarsely chopped almonds
- 3 cups Mexican Enchilada Sauce
- 12 corn tortillas (7-inch)
- Vegetable oil for frying
- 1 1/2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1 cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons minced green onions
- 1. Combine chicken, olives, almonds, and enough of the enchilada sauce to moisten (about 1/3 cup).
- 2. Use tongs to dip the tortillas into medium-hot oil. Fry tortillas just a few seconds, until they bubble and are limp--do not fry crisp.
- 3. Dip fried tortilla into heated enchilada sauce as soon as it comes out of the hot fat. A cake pan just larger than the tortilla is an ideal utensil.
- 4. Lay sauce-dipped tortilla out on a board or pan. (This part of enchilada making is admittedly slightly messy, but well worth the trouble.) Generously spoon the chicken filling in the center of the tortilla.
- 5. Turn tortilla over the filling, roll, and place (with the flap pointing down) in baking pan. Fry, dip, fill, and roll remaining tortillas. Ladle additional enchilada sauce over enchiladas and top with cheddar. Place enchiladas in a moderate oven (350°) for 15 to 20 minutes--or until thoroughly heated. Mix cold sour cream with onions and serve as a sauce.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Poultry, Cheese
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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Gameplay is great. Pick a racer, a circuit with it's own challenging tracks and race for the finish. Pick up power ups to race ahead of the competition or shoot them down. Get the best placing for more points and after 5 rounds the best placing gets the gold. Mario and Luigi are the happy mediums, Princess Toadstool and Yoshi are quick off the gun but hard to steer. Bowser and Donkey Kong Jr have slow speed but once they get going start flying. Toad and Koopa Troopa have slow speed but smooth handling. Theres two of each driving style for even matches so you can play against a friend and thats when the game really picks up the pace as you can work together or against each other to try and win.
Tracks include the dirt trails of the Donut Plains with it's gophers and lakes. The Ghost Houses have pitfalls and dissapearing walls. Vanilla Lake has a slippery track with deep snow and the Mario Circuit among others is good ol' asphalt. Many other tracks and they're own hazards abound.
Other modes include a Match Race with your friend so that it's one on one on a given track. Time Trial takes you on a one player jaunt around a track to get the best time. Battle Mode puts you and a friend on an enclosed track to pick up weapons and play cat and mouse together. 3 hits on your opponent is a win. Later games would improve on these aspects and it would be great to have Battle Mode against the computer but at least the mode is there.
The graphics are great. Bright, colorful and taking full advantage of the SNES's color palate and the Mode 7 scrolling in the back for driving the karts is great.
Sounds are very Mario. Tracks for racing are taken from Super Mario World in many places and are remastered and improved. Sound effects are cute but affective. Record scratches and woobing noises for the engines to even starman music for picking up star power ups and the Yoshi Saddle sound for his egg attacks.
Super Mario Kart kicked off a sub series for Mario that still continues to this day. It's appeared on the 64, DS, Cube and Wii and there are people out there will STILL stay with this entry. Us old timers know the story and were around from the start and damn it WE CAN STILL DRIVE!! At least on go karts.
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When people want a native app, they are asking for an app user experience, which is more complex than the web experience. For instance, users want apps to load immediately. That requires a client side cache, which is inherently more complex than a stateless client. There are no silver bullets to solve essential complexity. Trying to abstract away essential complexity only makes things more complex. —
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Ben Sandofsky: Shell Apps and Silver Bullets
"Based on my own experience and recent discussions with many of my peers, I think this is a very under appreciated point right now in the startup world. Many web-centric managers and engineering organizations are confronting the "essential complexity" of native app development for the first time since Netscape ushered in an age of lightweight clients, and the response is often to try to force native app development into a familiar web-like mold without regard to the differences inherent in native apps. If you want to develop truly great, Apple-like native experiences, be ready to engage with some serious complexity."
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It's like that moment in high school when you're an athlete and you find out that all the super-drama kids who you assumed weren't as cool have actually been making out with people since fourth grade. And upon learning that, you want to be just like them. That pretty much sums up all of my feelings on SXSW Interactive. — From Grantland. A non-tech-take on SXSWi.
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This past March, I took over the old Kickstarter office in the Lower East Side. Since then, I've been primarily focused on cleaning it up, learning to become much more handy, and thinking of ways to use the space to fund the space.
The space is called Orbital, and my goal is to make it a space for people to to do awesome stuff.
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Lech, Čech, and Rus
Lech, Čech (or Czech), and Rus are three legendary brothers who founded three Slavic nations: Lechia (Poland), Czechia (Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia; thus the modern Czech Republic), and Ruthenia (Rus', modern Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine). There are multiple versions of the legend, including several regional variants that mention only one or two of the brothers.
Variants of the legend[edit]
In the Polish version of the legend, three brothers went hunting together but each of them followed a different prey and eventually they all traveled in different directions. Rus went to the east, Čech headed to the west to settle on the Říp Mountain rising up from the Bohemian hilly countryside, while Lech traveled north. There, while hunting, he followed his arrow and suddenly found himself face-to-face with a fierce, white eagle guarding its nest from intruders. Seeing the eagle against the red of the setting sun, Lech took this as a good omen and decided to settle there. He named his settlement Gniezno (Polish gniazdo - 'nest') in commemoration and adopted the White Eagle as his coat-of-arms. The white eagle remains a symbol of Poland to this day, and the colors of the eagle and the setting sun are depicted in Poland's flag.
Other variations of Lech's name (pronounced [ˈlɛx]) include: Lechus,[1] Lachus, Lestus, and Leszek.
Czech, or Praotec Čech (pronounced [ˈpra.otɛts ˈtʃɛx]; Forefather Čech) also comes under the Latin name Bohemus, for the name is based on a pre-Slavic Celtic designation (Celtic tribe Boii, Latin form Boiohaemum that was used for Czech lands).[2]
A variant of this legend, involving only two brothers, is also known in the Czech Republic. As described by Alois Jirásek in Staré pověsti české, two brothers came to Central Europe from the east: Čech and Lech. As in the Polish version, Čech is identified as the founder of the Czech nation (Češi pl.) and Lech as the founder of the Polish nation. Čech had to climb up the mountain Říp, look to the landscape and settled with a tribe in the area, whereas Lech continued to the lowlands of the north.
A similar legend (with partly changed names) was also registered in folk tales at two separated locations in Croatia: in the Kajkavian dialect of Krapina in Zagorje (northern Croatia) and in the Chakavian dialect of Poljica on the Adriatic Sea (central Dalmatia). The Croatian variant was described and analysed in detail by S. Sakač in 1940.[3]
Legend versus reality[edit]
The earliest Polish mention of Lech, Čech, and Rus is found in the Chronicle of Greater Poland[4] written in 1295 in Gniezno or Poznań. In Bohemian chronicles, Čech appears on his own or with Lech only; he is first mentioned as Bohemus in Cosmas' chronicle (1125).
The legend suggests the common ancestry of the Poles, the Czechs and the Ruthenians (Ukrainians and Belarusians) and illustrates the fact that as early as the 13th century, at least three different Slavic peoples were aware of being ethnically and linguistically interrelated, and, indeed, derived from a common root stock.
The legends also agree with the location of the homeland of the Slavic peoples in eastern Europe. This area overlapped the region presumed by mainstream scholarship to be the Proto-Indo-European homeland in the general region of the Pontic-Caspian steppe.[5] In the framework of the Kurgan hypothesis, "the Indo-Europeans who remained after the migrations became speakers of Balto-Slavic".[6]
The legend also attempts to explain the etymology of these people's ethnonyms: Lechia (another name for Poland), the Czech lands (including Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia), and Rus' (Ruthenia).
A prominent Renaissance Polish man of letters, Jan Kochanowski, in his essay on the origin of the Slavs, makes no mention of the third "brother", Rus. Moreover, he dismisses the legend entirely, stating that "no historian who has taken up the subject of the Slavic nation [...] mentions any of those two Slavic leaders, Lech and Czech". He goes on to assume that "Czechy" and "Lachy" are quite probably the original names for the two nations, although he does not dismiss the possibility that there might have been a great leader by the name Lech whose name replaced the original and later forgotten name for the Polish nation.[7]
Oaks of Rogalin[edit]
Lech, Czech, and Rus are three ancient large oaks in the garden adjacent to the 18th-century palace in Rogalin, Greater Poland. Each of them is several hundred years old.[8] They vary between 23 and 30 feet (7 and 9 m). They have been declared natural landmarks and placed under protection.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- Lech — a Bohemian prince who was killed in the war with Charlemagne's army in 805
- Kyi, Shchek and Khoryv
- Etymology of Rus and derivatives
- ^ Reges Et Principes Regni Poloniae Adrian Kochan Wolski; Riksarkivet E 8603; BUV 220.127.116.11 [1] Quote: LECHUS adest, a quo deducta colonia nostra est.
- ^ Andreas Osiander, Before the state: systemic political change in the West from the Greeks to the French Revolution, pg. 241, Oxford University Press (2008), ISBN 0-19-829451-4
- ^ Krapina-Kijev-Ararat, Priča o troje braće i jednoj sestri. Život 21/3: 129–149, Zagreb
- ^ "Fix hiis itaque Pannoniis tres fratres filii Pan principis Pannoniorum nati fuere quorum primogenitus Lech, alter Rus, tercius Czech nomine habuerunt. Et hii tres hec tria regna Lechitarum, Ruthenorum, et Czechorum quit et Bohemi [...] Germo est quaddam instrumentum in quo duo boves simul iuncti trahendo aratrum seu plaustrum incedunt, sic et Theutunici cum slavis regna contigua habentes simul ..." Translation: Among the Pannonians, therefore, three brothers were born to Pan, prince of the Pannonians. The first was named Lech, the second Rus and the third Czech. These three held the three kingdoms of the Lechites [Poles], Russians and Czechs (or Bohemians) […] Germo is a type of vehicle in which two oxen are yoked together to draw a plough or pull a cart, and so the Germans and the Slavs, having common borders, pull together; there is no people in the world so familiar and friendly to one another as the Slavs and Germans. [in:] Chronica Poloniae Maioris. Kronika Wielkopolska. ed. and commentary by Brygida Kürbis. Warszawa 1970
- ^ Anthony, David W. (2007). The Horse, the Wheel, and Language: How Bronze Age Riders from the Eurasian Steppes Shaped the Modern World. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Prss. ISBN 978-0-691-05887-0.
- ^ F. Kortlandt, The spread of the Indo-Europeans, p.4
- ^ Jan Kochanowski, Proza polska, Universitas, Kraków 2004, pp. 19-21 (in Polish)
- ^ Taylor, Patrick (2006). The Oxford Companion to the Garden. Oxford University Press. p. 411. ISBN 0-198-66255-6.


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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" stars Adrienne Maloof and husband Paul Nassif are splitting, Access Hollywood has confirmed.
The couple, who has been married for nine years, are going their separate ways, citing "irreconcilable differences" as the reason behind the split
According to documents filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Monday, Nassif is asking for joint legal custody of their children – Gavin, 9, and the twins Colin and Christian, 6 – and that that each pay their own legal fees.
In a statement to Access Hollywood on Monday, Maloof said both parties are keeping their children's best interests in mind.
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Softball splits with Newberry College 3-1 and 5-7!
King Softball defeats Newberry 3-1 in the opening game of today's doubleheader but falls 5-7 in the second matchup. Christina Melcher led King by hitting 4 of 6 on the day, while Hannah Light picked up her 5th win of the season in game 1 by striking out 7 batters in 7 innings.


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Those words are often used to bludgeon people who are struggling.
This guest post comes from Andrea at Fools and Sages.
If I had a list of my least favorite phrases or words, "personal responsibility" would be right near the top, along with "you go, girlfriend," "irregardless" and "supposably."
Sounds odd, right? How in the world could personal responsibility be a bad thing?
Well, it's not, of course. Personal responsibility is an honorable trait, one that parents try to instill in their children and companies look for in their employees, something that constituents try in vain to see in their elected officials and fans sometimes pretend to care about in their superstars.
What I don't like is when the phrase "personal responsibility" is used as a bludgeon, a self-righteous way of saying that those who are somehow facing challenges are stupid, lazy, weak, and immoral.
Lost your job? Have some personal responsibility and go get another one. Two or three if necessary, no matter that there aren't jobs out there.
Better yet, show some past tense personal responsibility -- you should have overcome being brought up in a family that didn't understand the value of education or had been institutionalized into an assistance-based income. You should have chosen not to help your family out after high school graduation by going and getting a factory job that was doomed to outsourcing in a couple of decades. It would have been better to take out tens of thousands of dollars in student loans so you could go to college.
Even if you had a job for a really long time, you should have known that you should also train for something completely outside your chosen field, just in case you would need to make a change at any given time.
Don't have health insurance? If it's because you don't have a job, see above. If it's because you have a pre-existing condition caused by obesity, then of course you shouldn't be fat. Get on a treadmill and eat some more lettuce. It's really that simple.
If it's from addiction, well, you should have quit smoking/drinking/shooting heroin. In fact, you should never have started and a little personal responsibility back when you first encountered an addictive substance would have been a good idea, right?
Buy more house than you could afford? Why in the world would you have thought you could afford that house? Is it because your real estate agent and mortgage broker and the bank said you could? Come on. Take some personal responsibility.
Even though your career field might have nothing to do with money management, and everyone else you know who makes about what you do seemed to be purchasing homes in the same range, you should have known that the real estate and lending professionals were not looking at what would put you in a secure position in the future as much as what would make them a profit right now. You should also have known that a lot of those mortgage brokers are simply salesmen, that licensing requirements vary widely from state to state (some don't require a license at all, some just have a fee, some require actual education and examination), and that they genuinely didn't understand that they were getting you into a loan that would be unsustainable if the economy took even a modest dip. You should have KNOWN.
Too much credit card debt and other debt? Oh, this one is the kicker. First of all, why did you even start to use credit cards in the first place? Was it when you were entering college and had to run the gauntlet of companies offering to give you a card and a free T-shirt? Or did you have the bad sense to open your mail and see offers for cash back, or points toward airfares and cars?
Did you watch television and see advertisement after advertisement brainwashing you into believing that you deserved brand-new electronics, vacations, new cars, evenings out of the kitchen, new furniture? Did you see your neighbors bringing home new goodies and let envy settle in?
Did you assume, as Americans tend to do, that things would always get better and there would be plenty of money available to pay off debt later? Did you, in short, buy into the messages that corporations and politicians pumped into your head over and over again?
Personal responsibility is, ultimately, a best-efforts issue. Certainly all of us are imperfect and we all make decisions sometimes that aren't wise. Frankly, I wouldn't want to live in a world where everyone was full of common sense and responsibility -- a world without art, pop culture, or geniuses taking a flyer on credit to create the next biggest thing. How boring.
But when I see a show about my father's hometown, Wilmington, Ohio, on "60 Minutes," featuring a man named Jim Curtis who dedicated more than 20 years to a company, having "always been kind of taught to stand on my own two feet," losing his job and then his home -- well, I think Mr. Curtis, a manager in the hazardous-materials department, is probably a person who understands personal responsibility.
It deeply offends me to see middle-class Americans who just did their best, went to work every day, kept their jobs for years and decades, being insulted when they fall on hard times with a trite and dismissive "have some personal responsibility" statement. It's divisive, mean, and shallow.
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HOLLY HILL - The city commission gave Chief Ron Spencer permission to get a new ride for the firefighter/EMTs. In coming weeks, the Holly Hill Fire Department will add a fast-attack vehicle to its emergency tool chest.
"It's going to be designated Attack 96," he said.
The department spent $46,700 to get a 2012 Ford F-550 Super Duty with a flatbed. It'll add about $13,000 of modifications to make it ready to fight fires and carry medical supplies. The chief explained plans for the fast-attack vehicle at the Holly Hill City Commission's last regular meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 9.
"It's capable of handling small fires and EMT calls," he told commissioners.
Commissioner Donnie Moore works as a firefighter/EMT in Daytona Beach. He was on the Holly Hill department from 1995 to 2002.
"We're getting a lot of bang for our buck," Mr. Moore told fellow commissioners. He later told the chief, "Your fire department is pretty busy."
In an interview after the meeting, Chief Spencer said the department responded to 2,409 calls in fiscal year 2011-2012, which ended Sept. 30. Some of those calls were outside the city limits. Holly Hill has mutual-aid agreements with Volusia County, Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach.
Other departments responded to 704 calls in Holly Hill.
Holly Hill has two fire engines - one it regularly uses and another in reserve. In addition to a 2001 Pierce Saber the department regularly uses, it has a 1993 engine.
"(The reserve engine is) way, way past its effectiveness," the chief said. "We only use it as a backup only if the other engine has to go in for any maintenance or repair."
The repairs are getting more frequent.
"It's almost 12 years old," Chief Spencer said. "We've had a need for a vehicle like this for several years."
The fire department has 15 members; 13 operational personnel, an administrator and a part-time fire inspector. Chief Spencer said instead of four firefighter/EMTs on one truck, crews will be split between the current engine and the new fast-attack vehicle. He said about 90 percent of calls are for medical services that don't need the large engine. The new vehicle should be in use by December.
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The possibilities are endless with planks! This interesting variation comes from fitness expert Suzanne Bowen, creator of BarreAmped. "I especially love this exercise because it flexes the spine (which contracts the abs and stretches the lower-back muscles) and then extends the spine (which stretches the abs and contracts the lower-back muscles). This back and forth works the abs at a very intense level and also helps to create balance between the back and front," she says.
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I am watching The West Wing for the first time. Does everyone hate Donna as much as I do?
I haven't seen the episode yet, but the very fact that someone in Girls HQ felt the need to send this tweet makes me unspeakably sad.
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Or maybe you could tell your story differently?
I'd love for you to say more about this.
Because either race & ethnicity matter, or they don't.
And if they do matter, then telling a story about existing in an insular circle where you only encounter people just like you if a very different story than one that features other perspectives. A large part of the story of Girls is about the naval-gazing insularity of Hannah and her friends (but especially Hannah). The fact that she doesn't encounter people all that different from her is part of the story. It's part of what makes her (as Jana put it) "a total asshole," which is off-putting for some viewers and totally compelling to others.
Emily Nussbaum compared the character to Larry David in Curb Your Enthusiasm, which I think is an apt comparison. (And I have never been able to get into Curb for that reason. I suspect the difference for me might be my relative distance from the characters, i.e. how much I can see myself in each of them.)
For the final act of my week+ being home sick, I watched all of Girls. I know I'm way behind on this, but wow did I love this show. I think Lena Dunham might be the 21st century Philip Roth.
I know when the show initially aired a lot of people had strong feelings for and against it. Can anyone point me towards articles/blog posts that summed up how they felt?
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