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Fab Find: Chase Compton's Breakup Blogs on Yelp
So apparently there's this "guerilla blogger" named Chase Compton using Yelp to eat/blog down memory lane after a bad breakup. I finally got around to reading some of his reviews yesterday, and OMG. They're amazing.
Well okay, maybe not so amazing if you want actual restaurant reviews.
But for well-written, reflective, highly relatable and surprisingly uplifting insights into another person's post-breakup process? Definitely.
I have to say, it really does make compelling reading. When I first read about him I was actually expecting him to be all whiny and glum and a bit of a downer — but he's really not. He's just… REAL. And honest.
My wildest dreams blinded me to the truth, and the truth is that in order to really be in love, it requires two hearts. One simply will not do. Even if it is the biggest, most pure, and loyal heart there is. - Von
You don't really ever feel like he's pitying himself, even when he probably is.
Jealousy is the hardest battle to fight, especially when it is purely one-sided. I had craved him endlessly, and yet he had found another. I had become the man I'd always dreamed, and found a job, and my niche, and a fulfilling life. I had become the man I had once seen shopping in Dean and Deluca that I thought was the pinnacle of success, but I was still lonely. - Dean & Deluca
And because I've been where he is, I totally get him. And I feel every single angsty pang right along with him.
Because we've all been there at one point or another, right? At some bar or restaurant after a loss, having to deal with the sights and scents and tastes and sounds you once enjoyed with someone who is no longer with you?
This is why, as Chase Compton moves from place to place, not really reviewing the restaurants but using them as springboards for remembrance and reflection, you'll sort of want to reach out and give him a hug. And maybe share a slice of cake or go get drunk together or something.
This is also why you'll want to cheer whenever you read a post like this one, where he anonymously pays for a stranger's meal at Tue Thai Food:
If I could make someone happy today, then I knew that I was going to be okay. The best feeling in life is knowing that your destiny is one hundred percent in your own hands. I knew that I could find my own joy by bringing joy to someone else, even if it was only over cheap pad thai. I'd made it my mission to save myself by being the best person I could be.
There are so many things I am not: wealthy, fit, selfish, or vain. I had to focus on the things that I did have, and that was the ability to make others know that they are loved. It's not much, but it's what I have to work with. I may never be a wildly successful author, and I may never have the body of a Greek God, but I will always, always have the ability to make someone smile.
I paid my check and the stranger's, and then walked out the door without even turning to look back. I felt light as a feather, and I floated my way back home feeling like the happiest boy in all of Greenwich Village.
Awwww. You go, Chase Compton!
And you, reading this… go check out Chase's reviews. They really are a great read. Enjoy! :)
Can You Really Be (Platonic) BFFs with Someone of the Opposite Sex?
I spent the entire weekend in bed, which probably sounds disgusting, but I'm not even a little bit ashamed. I was pretty sick, so I have an excuse, but even if I hadn't been sick I would've probably done the same. Because I'm a SLOTH like that.
Anyway I read 6 or 7 books, all of them pretty good…
But I think my fave of the weekend was Frigid by J. Lynn.
And not just because I like anything Jennifer Armentrout (a.k.a. J. Lynn) writes, but also because I JUST LOVE IT when best friends fall in love with each other. It's so my new favorite storyline. (Yes, I'm kind of over the whole rock star thing.)
So okay, you can read the synopsis over at Amazon, but here's the gist of the story:
Totally enjoyed it, I must say, so go read it. (Well, unless you're like, under 18 because it's another of those New Adult books with supersteamy scenes.)
And then this morning I read about this new blog called Forty Days of Dating. (Here's the video. Tbh I don't get it — but maybe that's because I stopped watching when the RATS came out. Because RATS!! Gross. How they weren't flailing their arms around and shrieking in terror, I have no idea.)
Two good friends with opposite relationship problems found themselves single at the same time. Tim is afraid of commitment, often dating many girls at once, and he's losing sight of what a healthy relationship means. Jessica is a hopeless romantic, jumping into relationships too quickly, always looking to find "the one."
It's been said that it takes 40 days to change a bad habit. In an attempt to explore and hopefully overcome their fears and inadequacies, Tim and Jessica will go through the motions of a relationship for the next 40 days: the commitment, time, companionship, joys and frustrations. Can they help each other, or will they fall into their same habits? Will they damage their friendship? What if they fall in love?
OMG. Doesn't it just sound like a real-life rom-com? I'm so reading that blog tonight. And given my "BFFs in love are the bestest thing EVAR!" gushing earlier in this post, I think we all know where I want this experiment to go.
Will they? Only time will tell, I guess… but COME ON. Don't tell me they didn't already like each other a little bit when they decided to date for forty days, right?
Anyway it got me wondering — is it even possible for a guy and a girl to be just BFFs and NOT get together? Or at the very least not seriously wonder and want to explore the possibility of being together?
Honestly, I don't think so.
Please note, it's highly possible that I just think this way because I've been there and done that in the past. Aaaand kind of ruined a perfectly wonderful opposite-sex best friendship in the process..
So yeah, I could be biased.
What do YOU think? I'm really curious.
The thing is, I think that when you're best friends with someone of the opposite sex, it becomes way too easy to progress into something more. You already love each other. You're exclusive, in a way. You're committed to your relationship. You support each other. You're pretty intimate with each other, if not physically then at least mentally and spiritually.
If you think about it, it's almost like a marriage… minus the sexytimes. Which is why I think the romantic and/or physical elements (or thoughts of them — and the emotions that come along with that) inevitably become a question mark or confusion-causer at some point.
Am I wrong here? Has anyone ever had an opposite-sex BFF that they just NEVER thought of that way?
If you just raised your hand and said "ME! ME!" - here's my response…
… but like I said, I'm biased, so don't mind me. :)
I'll be the first to admit that having friends of the opposite sex is great (and necessary!). But when you elevate one to Best Friend status, I just wonder if it really is possible to keep it purely platonic.
What are your thoughts? Agree? Disagree? Let's discuss. The comments are open. :)
OMG Guess What? My Blog Is Up for a Tatt Award!
So remember that secret I was dying over last week?
Well this was it. My blog's a finalist for "Blogger Phenom of the Year" in the 2013 Tatt Awards!
I can't even begin to describe how thrilled I was when I found out, especially since I didn't know I was even in the running.
So SQUEE!
It was a little excruciating to have to keep it to myself, because as I already mentioned in my other post, I'm really not so good with the secrets. So I had to just content myself with secret happy award thoughts and practicing a possible acceptance speech.
But hey, I did it. (Well, okay, kind of. I told a few people — but only like 5. Okay FINE - maybe 12. ish). But anyway, they finally announced the finalists last night (until then I had no idea who the others were) — and here they (I mean, we) are.
Of course when I saw this, the first thing that came into my head was this.
I know, I know. Sabotaging my own success. But COME ON!! These other blogs are beyond awesome! I even wrote a post about Pepper.ph once.
So fine, maybe I should also start practicing my "gracious loser" smile.
Yeah, it needs some work. Maybe the Botox will help, when it kicks in.
And here's another thing. I'm really embarrassed about asking people to vote for me. I can barely ask people to like my Facebook page, much less start self-campaigning for an award.
So um… yeah…good luck to me.
I know people say this all the time and we're always "Haha! Yeah, RIGHT…" about it, but it really is an honor to be considered at all — and for me that's already a win. So thank you, Tatt Awards. I really am thrilled beyond belief.
And if you do by any chance want to vote, you can do so at the Tatt Awards website, every hour of every day until June 20.
Umm.. you know… only if you want…
Have a great day, everyone! :)
Another Blog Like Mine, But Better
Okay, I'm pretty much over the whole Game of Thrones trauma thing, but I'm having a heck of a week at work, so I have to extend my blog break a bit. Because seriously, folks… I got nothin'.
So in the meantime, you might want to check out another blog that I've been stalking lately, called Tender Nuggets.
We all know what this means, of course. NEW IMAGINARY BFF.
Kristin, the girl who writes it, is like the female version of Adam from Books of Adam (another blog I've written about before) and get this… they're actually best friends or something. They even have these amazingly creative non-text text conversations. I'm so jealous.
So yeah I kind of agonize over that all the time now, and in the meantime, cool Kristin's over in New York, being all…
Go check out her blog, because it's hilarious and her illustrations just kill me. Here's a sample from her post Essentially the Odyssey.
And don't even think about missing the one about the poop in the pool. Because OMGLOL.
She a fab one, my new BFF. Enjoy :)
Be back soon!
All illustrations that are obviously not mine are Kristin's. Obviously.
Oh and thanks Joe Tanjuan for the rec!
The Fairy Blogmother
So yesterday was kind of awesome, because Whee! My blog got featured on Chuvaness! If you're not familiar with the Chuvaness blog, then I really don't know what's up with that, because Cecile van Straten (the lovely lady behind it) is kind of like the Empress of the Philippine Internet. So YAY!
I kind of knew that she was going to write a post about Fab After Forty because she was asking me some questions about it a while back (one of which led me to a bit of an identity crisis, btw). She also asked me for a cute photo, which also sent me into quite the tizzy because I really did not have one. We all know how I've been hiding from cameras the past few years, so all my recent pics are carefully orchestrated partials.
So yeah, if you see that photo on her blog, please bear in mind that it's pretty old, and just mentally Photoshop to add 20 pounds or so.
I think she was also a little surprised when she once asked me about my readership and I gave her a guesstimate of how many people read my blog. I was kind of cringing and imagining her reaction to the modest figure to be something like this…
… but she was really nice about it, all "Oh? Okay, I think more people should read it." And then off she went to be all sorts of awesome and Oprah-ish.
I lurve her. Thanks, Cecile!
The blogger community is pretty great. I never actually realized this until I started blogging last year, but in the past year I've made some really good blog buddies and I never fail to marvel at how supportive they can be — from sharing posts, to leaving comments, or adding links to their own blogs to lead to yours. It's amazing. And really heartwarming.
If you really think about it, everyone's a fairy blogmother (or okay, blogfather). We all have our spheres of influence. They may not be large (like on a scale of 1 to Chuvaness, I'm maybe a 3. Um, on a good day.) but we all have the ability to lift other writers up and share the good stuff around. And I for one am always happy to discover new blogs that I've never seen before. So let's do it!
Share the love, babies. Let's all do a Chuvaness. If there's a blog you like that you think other people should read, blog about it. Or tweet a link. Or feel free to share in the comments here. For my part, here are a few faves that I've mentioned in previous posts:
More to come. In the meantime, enjoy!
Happy long weekend, everyone!
Random Things to Read on Other Blogs Today
I woke up way too early today because I had one of those dreams where you wake up mad at your husband but you can't really remember why.
So while I'm a little too groggy to actually write anything for my own blog, I did get to read a whole bunch of other blogs this morning, so here are my random 3 picks for the day.
THE GOOD: For a feel-good fix, head on over to Thought Catalog and read The One Ingredient Necessary for Accepting Yourself.
It's one of the most insightful and enlightening posts I've read in a long time, and as my friend Racquel says — if you only have time to read one thing today, this should be it. Bravo, David Cain.
THE BAD: Please note — This post on The Spoiled Mummy is not really BAD bad — just bad if you're on a diet. :) If you're not, it's pretty frakking awesome. Same applies to pretty much any post on her blog.
My friend Miguel and I were discussing food options for a dinner party, and I sent him to go look at TSM's Noche Buena 2012 post to check out the dishes she ordered for Christmas Eve. Go check it out it too, because YUM. Also, BONELESS LECHON.
So yeah, I guess you know what we'll be ordering for sure. :) Like I said, so bad… but so good. (I honestly think that should be the tagline of The Spoiled Mummy's blog.)
And finally…
THE UGLY: My niece Anna shared this link from Chronicles of a Nursing Mom on Facebook, which is good, because I would never have seen it otherwise. (I mean it's not as if I go around reading blogs about breastfeeding on a regular basis, right?)
Anyway… Someone found some gross curdled mass of mystery at the bottom of a Nestle Milk carton!! Eeeeewww!
According to the Nursing Mom's client:
After consuming the contents of 1 of the cartons, our yaya was surprised that the carton was still a bit heavy. She shook the carton & there was still something inside. Upon opening, we discovered a large foreign object inside. It was white, as wide and as long as the carton and about 3 inches tall, as you can see in the picture below. Upon close inspection, we still were not sure what it was. Seemed like it was plastic, paper, tissue & curdled milk all mushed into 1 piece.
There's a pic of the curdled mass of mystery here. I can't even look at it because every time I even think about it I start to retch.
I'm not even exaggerating. There's nothing that makes me want to barf more than the thought of drinking something and discovering an unwelcome surprise at the bottom of the container.
So BLARG. And BLECCCH. While I'm sure there isn't a mystery mass in every Nestle carton, it should serve as a precautionary tale to everyone — Check for gross things in containers before consuming. Always.
And that's it. What did you read online today? Feel free to share your good, bad and/or ugly picks in the comments! :)
5 Fab Filipino Food Blogs
Filipinos love food, so it only stands to reason that there are a ton of food blogs in our local blogosphere. The thing is, the majority seem to be more of restaurant review types.
(Yeah, everyone's a critic over here. And a budding food photographer.)
While I enjoy those types of food blogs, there are just too many of them, and they tend to review a lot of the same places. I'm also a little suspicious of some, because it's really tempting to sell your soul for some free food.
I personally prefer food blogs with recipes, because I'm the delusional type who actually thinks I have the time and talent to make them.
Oh well, a girl can dream, right?
So anyway, if you're like me, here are 5 recipe-type food blogs I really like. I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy them too.
1. Pepper.ph
Pepper.ph is a really popular blog which I first discovered when they posted a recipe hack of Real Coffee Boracay's Calamansi Muffins. Of course, I messed it up, but that was through no fault of the Pepper peeps.
They do a lot of food hacks - which I love - but they also have a lot of really fabulous recipes of their own. They also do fearless, unbiased restaurant reviews by real chefs, which I totally appreciate. But the thing that really keeps me going back to this blog is the FOOD PORN.
Their food photos are just so gorgeous, I often have to resist the urge to lick my iPad. Go have a look for yourself. The blog's supposed to be "silly and rebellious" but it's hands-down the most polished and professional-looking blog among my faves.
I love Erwan Heussaff's food blog for a lot of reasons — the name being the first. THE FAT KID INSIDE? How cute is that??? And btw - how cute is HE?
He's adorable. More so because he used to be fat, and I can relate. Even if I'm a Fat Kid Inside AND Outside. He's like an inspiration to fat people everywhere.
I often make the mistake of thinking that life is fair, and that if someone's gorgeous he/she probably doesn't have a brain, but no… Erwan disproves that. His posts are well-written, and his recipes are great (yummy, pretty easy to make, and best of all - healthy), so his blog is really a pleasure to read.
I've actually known Joey, the lovely lady behind 80 Breakfasts (and the Family Kitchen column in Yummy magazine) for a while but I had no idea she had a food blog until a few months ago. I'm so glad I discovered it!
I have this long, practically cobwebbed list of recipes from her blog that I plan to make someday (because they really do look fantastic) and she has a warm, chatty writing tone that makes you feel like you're sitting at her kitchen counter, licking leftover cookie batter from a bowl as you listen to her. She's great.
The adventures of a Real Girl making Real Food in her Toy Kitchen. Hilarity or tragedy ensues. Then dinner.
I only discovered this blog yesterday when Johanna left a funny comment on one of my posts. This woman really cracks me up, and I've decided to make her my new blog BFF… whether she likes it or not.
FOOD and FUNNY. How can I not love this blog? Johanna's recipes look champ, but it's the hilarious write-ups that'll definitely keep me coming back for more. Two thumbs up to my new BFF.
I listed this blog last because I haven't actually visited it in a while, but it's a great (and very well-known) food blog nonetheless. I've always found it really interesting because the blogger prefers to stay anonymous and just refers to himself as "Marketman" — which makes me think of him as some sort of food superhero.
.. which he probably is to his many foodie fans.
His blog isn't really a recipe blog per se, although he does have a lot of great recipes, like this one for what he calls the best adobo ever — which I've always been interested in but too intimidated to make. He's more of like a market expert (hence the superhero name - MARKETMAN!!!) who can tell you where to find the best ingredients for everything. If you cook, he's your man. MARKETMAN!!!
Aaaand that's it, folks! If you know of any other good recipe-type Filipino food blogs, please let me know! I'd love to discover more.
Happy reading (and stomach-rumbling)! :)
Erwan Heussaff photo credit: Ramona Gonzalez of Spot.ph. Please don't sue me. :)
Illustrated Tweets - Because Everything's Better with Pictures
I didn't have time to write a full post today so I just illustrated a tweet from yesterday.
But of course I got distracted (as I so often do), so instead of just posting the drawing and moving on to something more productive, I started looking for other tweets to illustrate.
And then I was all "HEY! I can totally make 'Illustrated Tweets' a regular feature on my blog!" — until I realized a lot of my tweets really weren't all that draw-able (or interesting) and discovered that the whole 'Illustrated Tweets' thing was really not an original idea.
So ummm… forget that. Buhbye, bright idea. You were fun while you lasted.
Anyway, since you probably won't be finding them on this blog, you can find a whole bunch of funny illustrated tweets on these blogs instead:
"Friday the 13th loses a little of its ominousness when you discover that it's also National Peach Cobbler Day." - The Texanist (@thetexanist) via Twitter
There are more, but I actually got guilty (and consequently, productive) after about an hour of browsing/chuckling.
I love the illustrations on all of them, and they're a great way to discover new, amusing people on Twitter. Go check them out, and enjoy! :)
My Imaginary Blog Tribe: 3 Blogs Like Mine, But Better
I recently read an article about a blog network called Triberr, and I immediately got jealous of everyone on it. I kind of like the idea of being part of a blog community, with everyone reading and sharing each others' content.
Two problems, though: (1) You need to have a blog category — and I honestly have no idea what category my blog falls under. Seriously, I have no clue. It's a problem.
And (2) You have to constantly share each each others' links, which means that if I join the wrong tribe just because I'm confused about my own identity, I might actually end up tweeting links to posts my Twitter peeps might not appreciate.
So anyway, I've been looking around for blogs that were like mine (you know, with drawings and some sort of amusing commentary recounting personal experiences, etc) so I could try to just COPY their category — and whee! I found 3!!!
They're funny! and awesome! — and umm, so much better than mine.
But what the hey. I've always been of the opinion that you should surround yourself with people who are better than you anyway, because they inspire you to step up and try harder.
So here are my three top picks for my imaginary blog tribe:
If my blog could have a boyfriend, Books of Adam would be "THE ONE." This guy Adam is absolutely hilarious, and such a talented cartoonist (he even has animation!). The drawing above is from a post of his called The Tooth, which is seriously one of the funniest things I have ever read.
I honestly think one of the saddest days on the Internet was when Allie from Hyperbole and a Half stopped blogging. I don't really know what happened. Her last post was about being sad. And then she just quit. (Damn you, SADNESS!!!)
But if you've never read her blog before, she has a ton of old posts to keep you entertained for a while. Here's a series of drawings from her post "The God of Cake" - which is one of my all-time faves.
Love her. :) Come back, Allie!
3. Verbal Vomit
If you liked my post about Breaking Dawn 2 (or if you just enjoy Twilight-bashing in general), you ABSOLUTELY have to read Verbal Vomit's Team Anything-But-Edward.
It killed me. :D
Verbal Vomit also has a bunch of posts about being a hipster, and some other really funny stories, so it's another extremely entertaining read. I particularly liked this one about when she and her BFF were kids, and bizarrely obsessed with lint.
Too funny. ;)
So, cool! I have a tribe!
Umm, no, not really. Because sadly, my blog BFF's don't really post that often. Adam posts maybe twice a month, Verbal Vomit about once a month, and Allie of H&aH — well, not since she got sad. In 2011.
So if we really were a tribe, our meetings would look something like this on most days.
Oh well, whatevs. Go check out my imaginary blog besties anyway. I guarantee you'll love them. And if you find any more blogs like mine, please let me know! My tribal tent is always open. :)
Blogspiration: Creative (and Cheap!) Double-DIY Gifts You Can Give This Christmas
I read a lot of blogs, and I love personal, handmade Christmas gifts (even when they turn out to be disasters — it's the thought that counts) so I was pretty thrilled when I saw this great idea from @familyfoodie on Twitter today:
How cool is that? If I wasn't already 3/4 done with my Christmas shopping, I'd totally do that this year — make a bunch of illustrated cards (or a little booklet!) using the best recipes from my favorite food blogs.
Well since I can't do it, feel free to steal the idea. You could even do a variation of this, where you give just one recipe card AND the ingredients they'll need for it.
This should work pretty well for baked goods but you can also do it for soup recipes and other things with ingredients that'll look good layered in a bottle.
If you're not much of a foodie, you can apply the same idea to arts and crafts instead. Go grab some ideas off Pinterest or other crafts blogs and make a kit with instructions and all the materials they'll need.
Cool, right? I love the whole DOUBLE-DO-IT-YOURSELF-ness of it. I make something, so that you can make something! We're both creative and awesome! Whee!
Of course not everyone will appreciate this type of present, so pick your recipients wisely.
Yeah, you can't please everybody. :)
If you have any more creative and blog-inspired DIY gift ideas, feel free to share in the comments!
Have a great week, everyone!


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Rockford College is pleased to be a presenting sponsor and host for the Rockford Rescue Mission's annual Sleep/Walk: Sleep a Night in My Box and Walk a Mile in My Shoes event taking place on campus Friday, Nov. 9. The event serves as a kickoff to National Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week (Nov. 10-18). Other presenting sponsors are Sam's Club and Cumulus Media.
Sleep/Walk is an event dedicated to providing an opportunity for groups and individuals to experience homelessness - for one night. Check-in and registration will begin at 6 p.m. Sleep/Walk participants will show solidarity and support to homeless men, women and children by joining in a one-mile walk throughout campus. Participants will also enjoy a concert, outdoor viewing of the film, The Blind Side, and sleep under the stars in their own cardboard-box "houses." A simple breakfast will be provided on Saturday morning.
A minimum donation of $25 is required for individuals, and family groups of five or more are asked to donate $100 to participate in the event. Additional monetary pledges are also encouraged, as well as donations of food and clothing. All proceeds benefit the men, women and children served by the Rockford Rescue Mission.
To learn more or sign up for the event, please visit www.rockfordrescuemission.org/events or call Reid Tennant at the Rockford Rescue Mission, 815-316-4165.
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Ex-United and Ajax star Arnold Muhren spoke exclusively to ManUtd.com and United Review ahead of the Europa League tie between the famous clubs..
After years of playing in the Champions League and not meeting, now the teams play in the Europe League…
It was a big blow that United didn't go through in the Champions League, and it was the same for Ajax because Lyon beat [Dinamo] Zagreb 7-1 and took the knockout round place. This is a game that would have been fitting for the Champions League.
How have Ajax been performing?
Everyone expected them to do well this season because they bought one or two good players, but unfortunately there are a lot of players injured at the moment. I think that only at the beginning of the season was coach [Frank] de Boer able to play with his strongest side. And the injuries have been to good players like [Gregory] van der Wiel, the right full-back, and Kolbeinn Sigthorsson, a striker from Iceland who did very well at AZ Alkmaar. But I understand that United have been unlucky as well with [Nemanja] Vidic, Darren Fletcher and Tom Cleverley missing for a long time. To still be competing for the league title with Manchester City despite all the injuries says a lot, I think.
What have you made of United this season?
City have spent so much money, and yet still United are up there with them despite not spending very much money comparatively – only on Ashley Young, Phil Jones and David De Gea. The goalkeeper has come in from Spain and will take time to adapt to playing in England where the demands on him physically are more than they were in La Liga. He's a good goalkeeper, very young and United will give him the chance to get used to playing in the English league.


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Is this what we want to be known for Internationally? I hope not.
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Is this what we want to be known for Internationally? I hope not.
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Too bad this wasn't reported in the newspapers or 6 o'clock news…
Source: The Royal Society of Biological Sciences
Virtually every past civilization has eventually undergone collapse, a loss of socio-political-economic complexity usually accompanied by a dramatic decline in population size [1]. Some, such as those of Egypt and China, have recovered from collapses at various stages; others, such as that of Easter Island or the Classic Maya, were apparently permanent [1,2]. All those previous collapses were local or regional; elsewhere, other societies and civilizations persisted unaffected. Sometimes, as in the Tigris and Euphrates valleys, new civilizations rose in succession. In many, if not most, cases, overexploitation of the environment was one proximate or an ultimate cause [3].
But today, for the first time, humanity's global civilization—the worldwide, increasingly interconnected, highly technological society in which we all are to one degree or another, embedded—is threatened with collapse by an array of environmental problems. Humankind finds itself engaged in what Prince Charles described as 'an act of suicide on a grand scale' [4], facing what the UK's Chief Scientific Advisor John Beddington called a 'perfect storm' of environmental problems [5]. The most serious of these problems show signs of rapidly escalating severity, especially climate disruption. But other elements could potentially also contribute to a collapse: an accelerating extinction of animal and plant populations and species, which could lead to a loss of ecosystem services essential for human survival; land degradation and land-use change; a pole-to-pole spread of toxic compounds; ocean acidification and eutrophication (dead zones); worsening of some aspects of the epidemiological environment (factors that make human populations susceptible to infectious diseases); depletion of increasingly scarce resources [6,7], including especially groundwater, which is being overexploited in many key agricultural areas [8]; and resource wars [9]. These are not separate problems; rather they interact in two gigantic complex adaptive systems: the biosphere system and the human socio-economic system. The negative manifestations of these interactions are often referred to as 'the human predicament' [10], and determining how to prevent it from generating a global collapse is perhaps the foremost challenge confronting humanity.
The human predicament is driven by overpopulation, overconsumption of natural resources and the use of unnecessarily environmentally damaging technologies and socio-economic-political arrangements to service Homo sapiens' aggregate consumption [11–17]. How far the human population size now is above the planet's long-term carrying capacity is suggested (conservatively) by ecological footprint analysis.
Source: Equiterre
Even if it doesn't spill, it will already have been an environmental disaster.
Last fall, the pipeline company Enbridge asked the National Energy Board (NEB) for permission to:
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This book is one of the most powerful books that I have ever read. Already I've read it twice and I will read it for a third time this year.
Published in 2008, this book is now available for FREE download. To get your free copy of the book, go to: GreatWavesOfChange.org
What is coming to our World is beyond what we have seen in recent history (100 years) and we need new tools and new techniques to mitigate the myriad problems we face. Extreme weather events in the U.S. have already increased 5-fold since 1980. This book gives us a clear picture of the future and the perspectives we will need to navigate our unprecedented difficulties. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Source: GreatWavesOfChange.org
In The Great Waves of Change, Marshall Vian Summers explains the steps you can take to navigate our increasingly turbulent and uncertain times. In the face of such uncertainty, Summers presents a revolutionary new way of knowing—a unique process that can be applied by people everywhere. By understanding the Great Waves and by connecting to a deeper authority within, you can find the strength, courage and inner certainty to adapt and to become a contributor, not a victim, to a rapidly changing world.
Table of Contents
- 1. The Great Waves of Change
- 2. The Great Waves and Your Life
- 3. Escaping the Past
- 4. The Freedom to Move with Knowledge
- 5. The Deep Evaluation
- 6. Relationships and the Great Waves
- 7. Preparing Your Family
- 8. The Danger of Isolation
- 9. The Great Waves Prophecy
- 10. The Great Waves and the Hidden Reality of Contact
- 11. Where Will You Place Your Faith?
- 12. Your Purpose and Destiny in a Changing World
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This is a quote from a very powerful interview with Richard Heinberg about his newest book, Energy: Overdevelopment and the Delusion of Endless Growth.
The debate in our politics has been: how can we get more energy resources and how can we grow the economy so that we can produce more jobs and more prosperity. Of course, there is never any consideration (in mainstream media or politics) about the sustainability of this policy of more, more, more…it just isn't questioned.
Heinberg's new book is a heavy tome of large photographs that show the physical affects of this policy of endless growth on our Earth, on our natural world. And the pictures are very bleak, depressing and dark. This is our future if we continue on this path of more, more more.
We must start to act like adults rather than children who insist on more, more, more without considering the consequences.
Source: Resillence.org
Endless growth is a delusion with consequences…The spiral of climate change, peak energy, and economic crisis, with author Richard Heinberg. Fresh interview on giant new book "Energy: Overdevelopment and the Delusion of Endless Growth". Followed by speech to Chicago Bioneers "Life After Growth: Why the Economy Is Shrinking and What to Do About It".
Eye-popping, jaw-dropping, – I'm out of words to describe the tsunami of agencies and experts admitting our troubles are bigger than our brains.
Update 3/29/12: The series has been disappointing so far, but I'll stick with it for a few more days.
This is a FREE online series of events you may want to consider. These events can inspire you to live a greener, healthier, more spacious life and transform any frustration you may feel about the state of our planet.
It's called the Spring of Sustainability, and it features more than 100 pioneers of sustainability – Jane Goodall, Ed Begley Jr., Bill McKibben, Van Jones, Vandana Shiva, John Robbins, Hazel Henderson, to name a few – who will share the most cutting-edge insights and tools for creating a sustainable and thriving world.
Learn more at this link: http://springofsustainability.com
This 3-month series of virtual and live events starts on March 26th. Each weekday, you'll have the chance to listen in and learn from an inspiring sustainability leader via your phone line or computer, or access the replays at a time more convenient for you.
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Here is an exciting new book that I plan on reading. An aquaculture system is a great compliment to a biodome, greenhouse or back yard garden.
Source: Amazon.com
Aquaponics is a revolutionary system for growing plants by fertilizing them with the waste water from fish in a sustainable closed system. A combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, aquaponic gardening is an amazingly productive way to grow organic vegetables, greens, herbs, and fruits, while providing the added benefits of fresh fish as a safe, healthy source of protein. On a larger scale, it is a key solution to mitigating food insecurity, climate change, groundwater pollution, and the impacts of overfishing on our oceans.
Aquaponic Gardening is the definitive do-it-yourself home manual, focused on giving you all the tools you need to create your own aquaponic system and enjoy healthy, safe, fresh, and delicious food all year round. Starting with an overview of the theory, benefits, and potential of aquaponics, the book goes on to explain:
- System location considerations and hardware components
- The living elements–fish, plants, bacteria, and worms
- Putting it all together–starting and maintaining a healthy system
Source: Centre for Sustainable Development
The eight member organizations of the Centre for Sustainable Development invite the public to a week-long open house at their brand new green building in the heart of Montreal's revamped entertainment district, the Quartier des spectacles.
If you care about such issues as clean transportation, climate change, micro-credit or fair trade, you won't want to miss it.
Source: The New York Times
Climate change and the larger issue of environmental sustainability are another challenge, Ms. Coyle argues, in which the balance between our actions today and our responsibilities to the future is out of whack. One does not have to look far to find evidence of depleting fishing stocks, accelerated extinctions of species, water shortages and atmospheric changes to realize that we are using up natural resources at a rapid rate.
What will this depletion, which is fed by current consumption, mean for future generations? Ms. Coyle writes that we "do want more in order to be happier — but how much more is feasible without destroying the natural and social environment, and how much more is fair to the people who will come after us?"
Borrowing from the future this way shows our inability, or refusal, to assume responsibility for the impact of today's choices on tomorrow's prospects, Ms. Coyle says.
Three elements — measurement, values and institutions — are needed to bring about a better balance between the present and future, she writes.
In the area of measurement, she says we must adopt broader, longer-term measures of economic well-being than G.D.P. Such metrics would account for health, education, the environment, employment, purchasing power and other conditions. They might also measure the stocks of the world's resources — from fish in the ocean to human capital — in addition to the annual flows of national income calculated in G.D.P.
If the major issues surrounding sustainable urban development are an everyday concern for you, don't miss the Ecocity World Summit 2011, in Montréal, August 22-26 @ the Palais des Congres.
This major international conference will address a number of themes at the heart of ecocities: climate change, ecomobility, governance, the economy, built environment, etc.
The Ecocity World Summit is the opportunity to present research projects and achievements which will help governments, researchers and industry professionals meet the challenges which they face in the quest for a healthier and more sustainable world.
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Thursday, former Department of Criminal Investigations Special Agent Larry Hedlund filed a wrongful termination suit against the State of Iowa.
Hedlund claims that he was dismissed from the Department after he caught Govenor Branstad's SUV speeding. The incident occurred on Highway 20 in April of 2013.
His former superiors, on the other hand, claim he was dismissed for other reasons.
Karen Thalacker is an attorney with Gallagher, Langlas & Gallagher in Waverly. She said, this filing is the next logical step in the process.
"I think for people that have been watching the case, the filing of this lawsuit did not come as a surprise," she said.
Hedlund's filing included two petitions – the first was two counts of wrongful termination, for violation of public policy and violation of Iowa Code Chapter 70A.
The second filed petition is an attempt to keep Hedlund's much-discussed 500-page performance record from being released. Gov. Branstad has said he wishes the public could see the report, but he is not allowed to release it under privacy constraints. He did plan to release to a former Iowa Cheif Justice for an independent review of the case.
"I have got to be so careful," Branstad said, in a July press conference. "I would love to tell you everything, but the lawyers tell me I can't, and this what is so frustrating to me, because I believe in openness. That's why I'm saying instead of making false accusations and only giving people a portion of the facts, let's let the public see all the facts."
Hedlund, on the other hand, said he fears further retaliation from the State.
"People I've known for 25 years have expressed a fear in communicating with me, for fear they'll have retaliation taken against them by the Department of Public Safety," he said.
Thalacker said since the filings, the State now has 20 days to respond to the allegations.
"It's [now] up to the employer, in this case, the State of Iowa, to give a legitimate, non-retaliating reason for the firing," she said. "In this case, they're alleging that there were other performance related issues having nothing to do with the incident, involving the Governor."
She also noted another interesting aspect of the court documents.
"In this case, Governor Branstad was not listed as a defendant in the lawsuit," she said. "However, in the middle of the lawsuit there is a claim that Gov. Branstad defamed, or said something untrue, about Hedlund."
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#58: The Thief (1952) June 15, 2011Posted by badblokebob in : Thriller, Film Noir: Classic, Crime, 3 stars, 1950s, silent films, 2011 , trackback
Ray Milland stars as Dr. Allan Fields, a nuclear physicist working at the United States Atomic Energy Commission, who is photographing secret files and passing them to The Other Side, until something goes wrong and the authorities are on his tail. But that's almost beside the point, because if The Thief is known for anything it's for its dialogue — as the poster proclaims, "not a word is spoken…!"
At some points in cinema history that would go without saying, obviously, but this is 25 years after the first talkie, so it's being Experimental. It's not silent film styled either, unlike recent attempts to recreate that early era like La Antena or 2011 Cannes competitor (and Palm Dog winner*) The Artist. There's a minimal use of text here too — certainly no intertitles, and only a couple of printed pages to help us follow the story. I'd argue most of those aren't needed either. They all crop up fairly late on, by which point we've grown accustomed to interpreting what we're seeing without the help of words, so it's almost a shame Rouse resorts to them.
It's credit to Rouse's direction and performances, particularly by Ray Milland, that we can follow what we're seeing without more text. That said, it is a fairly straightforward and archetypal story — while it demonstrates that you can tell a story without dialogue, it might leave one wondering about the possibilities for telling a wholly original or truly complex story that way. Obviously we can look back to the silent cinema for that kind of thing, but while that era could probably still teach many filmmakers something about visual storytelling, it's hard to deny that the advent of synchronised sound adds a helluva lot to the ability of film — if it didn't, it wouldn't have taken over so fast and remained virtually 100% dominant for the last 80+ years.
But anyway. Milland conveys the necessary emotions through his face and actions alone. Rouse manipulates the plot to suit a little showcasing of his direction: mostly it's a tale of espionage, meaning tense chase sequences that are often only underscored by music in regular films anyway, but the second half presents an aside in which an alluring Rita Gam — credited only as The Girl — seduces Miland as he hides out in a New York apartment. "Look," Rouse seems to say, "we could do a romance too."
It's unusual that the hero is working for the other lot. Sure, there are plenty of murderers and assorted other crooks as heroes in film noir, but here we're expected to identify with a Commie traitor? How very dare they! Perhaps this is why the villains are never explicitly named. But they're definitely not American! Tsk tsk. More crucially, it's a bit slow at times — it seems to take longer to explain things when stuck doing them through visuals alone. That said, it could probably have survived a speedier approach even doing what it does — perhaps, then, Rouse is playing for time: the film only runs 87 minutes in spite of its pace.
The Thief tells its story and relays the thoughts and feelings of its lead character effectively, even if that story is a bit simplistic and even if there are times when it's clearly jumping through a hoop or two to make sure no dialogue is required. The lack of dialogue is certainly a gimmick, albeit one that — more often than not — works. It's an interesting film, I'll certainly give it that.
* I didn't know they had a Palm Dog award until this. That's… well, I think that's awesome; as the Americans like to say, your mileage may vary.
- 1. Livius - June 17, 2011
I bought the US DVD of this movie about two years ago and I still haven't gotten around to watching it. The whole premise sounds interesting, if maybe a little contrived.
Anyway, nice write up - I'll come back and post something more coherent when I've actually watched the thing.
- 2. Livius - June 19, 2011
Ok, I sat down and watched this. So what do I think?
The absence of dialogue is certainly an experimental gimmick, but one that works reasonably well, at least better IMO than shooting an entire movie with the first person camera as Robert Montgomery did in Lady in the Lake. It does succeed largely because we're looking at a thriller, and that form (as you said) lends itself to extended stretches without a word being spoken. Still and all, the pacing is a problem, especially towards the end - the Empire State Building sequence seemed interminable when it ought to have been one of the high points of the movie. The earlier parts, when Milland's discovery had yet to take place, managed to sustain tension much more successfully.
I did enjoy Rouse's direction though, he created some very nice images and highlighted Milland's growing desperation and paranoia succinctly. Of his other movies, I've seen and enjoyed The Fastest Gun Alive and New York Confidential - it's a pity he didn't make more films. I also thought Milland did a bang up job in a very demanding role; in essence he's asked to carry the picture for almost the whole 90 odd minutes. And Rita Gam looked very fine indeed.
Overall, I enjoyed it and I can see myself giving it another viewing down the line. Apart from some issues with the pacing, I found the ending struck a real false note; it smacks of satisfying the production code and the politics of the time rather than being a natural progression for Milland's character. Better than average stuff though.
- 3. badblokebob - June 20, 2011
As usual, I agree with all your comments. I certainly think you're right about the ending, which seems not only designed to satisfy the code but also reassure an audience that the traitor they've followed for the past 80-odd minutes is a decent guy after all. Considering everything he's already done for his own good, it does seem unlikely he'd throw it all away once everything's in place.
The gimmickiness made me think of Lady in the Lake also, but I've been meaning to see that for years and not managed to get round to it yet. I'm always a sucker for a gimmick, even when I know it's not likely to work well.


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Ball of Energy Approaching Earth From the South.
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Large Magnetic Ball of Energy being track by the Nations of Earth. Is this why the Lucifer Telescope is infra-red? This is a clip from Last Fridays Show on Blogtalk. The Complete show is in the archives. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bpearthw...
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Spherical January 20, 2014 10:15:00 PM CET
The Giant Orb like Craft heading towards the Sun is of Benevolent Technologies and part of the massive "LEGIONS OF LIGHT" Forces and Fleets who use this incredible technology for various reasons and Purposes to help our Planet and Human Race through our many Planetary Trials and Tribulations from our own Planet below, to the Universal Dangers from above...
There is more information about this particular type of Technology in this Trance Telepathic Transmission which came thru Alma(Atma)Roehling during her monthly Towering "Lighthouse of Babel" Radio series which is broadcast on the 3rd-Friday of every Month on Robert Pepino's WholeAgenda.com Radio shoe on REVOLUTION RADIO...
Nuujumn11 January 17, 2014 12:42:28 AM CET
looks like an andromedan biosphere. according to tanaath/silver legion, some of the debris being seen in space, not far from us,
is from them blowing up some incoming reptoid ships that were headed to earth.
Ontherock January 14, 2014 11:46:16 PM CET
hmmmm,,a big magnetic ball,,the size of Mercury,,,shot missels at Elinin,,,,broke it up,,,possible I suppose,,,but ,,,i dont know,,sounds a little off the wall to me,,,who knows,,,I hope he is wrong,,,
Thanks for the info,,,
Ontherock January 14, 2014 11:44:33 PM CET
hmmmm,,a big magnetic ball,,the size of Mercury,,,shot missels at Elinin,,,,broke it up,,,possible I suppose,,,but ,,,i dont know,,sounds a little off the wall to me,,,who knows,,,I hope he is wrong,,,
Thanks for the info,,,,
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only one problem, there is no god or gods
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Spikey January 14, 2014 2:26:24 PM CET
I'd like to hear what the angencies have to say about this object too.
Are any of them given even incredible, bullshit type explanations for it yet?
Stero_UFO January 14, 2014 1:35:25 PM CET
What does the Nasa say? is there any comment available?
brysonwinder January 13, 2014 7:03:12 PM CET
this man speaks the truth. the next 8 to 11 months are gonna be events happening that will never be seen again by this civilisation, that are gonna scare people, test people's faith, test people's will power and endurance, and most of all y0ur survival instinct to live no matter what!!
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Bill Gates arguably has time on his side at age 54, but his focus on donating his wealth to worthy causes suggests his net wealth figure will be heading in the wrong direction to attain $1 trillion. Still, if Mr. Gates were to live to be 90 years old and chose to refocus his efforts once again on wealth accumulation, it would take annual growth of about 8.5 per cent to reach $1 trillion — the first candidate on our list with a goal that seems attainable.
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TORONTO - The Raptors' backcourt rotation continues to take shape.
A day after taking a chance on the inexperienced Dwight Buycks, Toronto has reached an agreement with veteran point guard D.J. Augustin, inking him to a one-year, $1.26 million deal according to Yahoo Sports.
Augustin, 25, is coming off a rough year with the Pacers after spending his first four NBA seasons as a member of the Charlotte Bobcats. In just 16 minutes per game, Augustin averaged a career-low 4.7 points and 2.2 assists, shooting just 35 per cent from the field while appearing in 76 regular-season games and 19 playoff contests for the Pacers in 2012-13.
The former Texas Longhorns guard was drafted ninth overall by the Bobcats in 2008. He scored a career-best 14.4 points to go along with 6.1 assists for Charlotte in 2010-11 before a series of knee injuries slowed him the following season. Augustin signed with Indiana as a free agent last summer.
Augustin figures to become the primary back up to starting point guard Kyle Lowry, although the newly signed Buycks will also be in the mix for playing time at the position.
A low-risk signing, the hope is that Augustin can bounce back following a poor season and rediscover the success he experienced as a starter in Charlotte. A career 37 per cent three-point shooter, Augustin addresses a need for the Raptors and could provide a much-needed offensive spark off the bench while complementing the less experienced Buycks.
Toronto was able to free up space under the salary cap after using the amnesty provision on Linas Kleiza Tuesday evening. By avoiding the NBA's luxury tax, and the steep financial penalties that go with it, the Raptors can now use a portion of their mid-level exception to sign Augustin, if they so choose. The non-taxpayer mid level is valued at $5.15 million, up from the $3.18 million exception for taxpaying teams, however most of that has already been allocated towards the contract of another former Pacer, Tyler Hansbrough.
Camby's homecoming is cut short
The Raptors also came to terms on a buyout agreement with veteran centre Marcus Camby who was placed on waivers, the team announced Wednesday.
Camby, 39, was originally drafted by Toronto with the second overall pick in 1996 but expressed his reluctance on returning to the Raptors after being acquired from the Knicks last week. Camby was a part of the deal that netted the Raptors Steve Novak, Quentin Richardson and three draft picks in exchange for Andrea Bargnani.
The 17-year vet was due to make $3.38 million this coming season and $4.18 million in 2014-15, although the second year was not fully guaranteed. Details of the buyout are not known but the agreement should allow the team to utilize the veteran's minimum (roughly $1.35 million) on another player, if they choose to do so.
The Raptors' roster would stand at 14 following the signing of Augustin. That includes the contract of Richardson, whose status with the team remains uncertain at this time.
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Those nasty bullies who tormented an innocent 68-year-old school bus monitor with comments about her weight, sexual acts and family members killing themselves, finally got their due. A one-year suspension from school, time in some type of rehab facility and community service with the elderly.
A one-year suspension is huge. It seems just and appropriate for a bullying offense. But why does it still not feel like it's enough to pay for what they said and how they actually did it? Maybe because it's not. Once you say such terrible, mean, and hurtful things as they did, you can never take them back or make good on them, no matter how harsh the punishment.
Those taunts will live on the Internet and in the heart of poor Karen Klein forever, no matter how many vacations she gets to take or how many days those boys miss school.
The four middle-schoolers apparently waived their right to a hearing. After a week of talking about the incident, which went viral around the world, the school district near Rochester, New York, issued a statement last night on how to deal with the deviants.
In addition to the suspension and community service work, the boys have to go through a bullying prevention program. Usually, being suspended (or expelled) from school does not mean they miss a grade, it just means they attend an alternative type school where they are still required to complete classwork requirements to be able to keep on track with their current grade. But in many districts, it's not nearly the equivalent of instruction they get while attending regular school, and they miss out on all the social and extra-curricular activities as well. So yeah, it's a real blow to a kid.
But whether the boys will "learn their lesson" from this punishment is unclear. It still doesn't seem to bridge to the larger crime of human decency and respect. Nothing really does. There just is no appropriate punishment for what those boys did to Mrs. Klein ("official" punishment, that is).
Do you think the boys got the punishment they deserved?
I think it is fair and appropriate. Hopefully, it will turn into a learning moment for all involved and for the nation.
I think it's very fair and appropriate as they are being held accountable, but are children and are being held accountable as a child should be held accountable. Plus, all of their peers know who they are and what they did and they have to live w/that as well.
The real punisment for these kids is going to be the work of overcoming the fact that the whole world knows what kind of creeps they were. David's plea in Psalm 25 to "remember not the sins of my youth" was a lot easier before the internet!
I'm glad to see these kids being held accountable.
Only thing that bothers me is, with my experience with bullying, most kids were bullies. Even if they weren't bullies on a regular basis, they were still part of the mob mentality. If they saw kids get bullied, they would join in.
I've had a few occasions where the entire class would join in on bullying.
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- Prepare 1 (6-ounce) package potato pancake mix according to package directions for batter. Stir 2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives into batter. Let batter stand 20 minutes. Fry pancakes according to package directions using heaping tablespoonfuls of batter. If desired, top with applesauce or sour cream and chopped fresh chives.
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We're adding a screen porch with a fireplace. The screen porch is adjacent to the family room which has a brick fireplace. I would love a stone fireplace on the screen porch, but am unsure of the look because it is about 20 feet from the brick one. what do you think?
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