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I Love You, But You Don't Love Me Back [25] Part 2/30 Reviews
@ at the party. Taylor reveals her 'surprise' to Gerard, Lindsey's plan is in action. Part 2/3
It was around 7:25 when we arrived to Lindsey's place. After all, we had to pick up Frankie, and Billie, on the way.
''Alright guys, before we go inside. 4 things. 1. Alicia, no alcohol, 2. Stay away from Lindsey and her sluts as much as you can, 3. Stay together and 4. No alcohol, well, you can have at least 1-2 cups, I'll let you have thatm but no more after that, alright?''
We all nod.
''Great.'' I smiled. ''Let's go.'' I grabbed Gerard's hand, and Mikey grabbed Alicia. Billie walked beside me, hands in his jacket pockets.
''Well, here goes nothing.'' Gerard muttered, before giving my hand a tight squeeze.
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Lindsey's Pov:
''Oh look they came!' I smiled, peaking out the blinds. ''My plan is so totally going to work.'' I went over to the door to let them in.
''Hey guys, glad you came.'' I smiled, looking each of them, up and down. I frowned at Taylor. She was actually looking good tonight.... I didn't like that fact at all.
''Gerard, you look hot.'' I smiled, earning a glare from Taylor.'' I smirked, as Gee rolled his eyes.
''Watch it.'' I heard Taylor mutter. I laughed. Like I was afraid of her? Yeah, right! ''Just kidding,jeez. Calm your tits,girl.'' I giggled, and rolled my eyes.
''You all look good. Hope you have fun. Beer and shit are over there.'' I pointed towards the table, filled with shit, I turned my back towards them, smirking as I walked up to my current and soon to be old boy toy.
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Taylor's Pov:
''Well.'' I shouted, over the very loud music, that Lindsey had playing. ''Let's party!'' I wiggled my hips, teasing Gerard. I saw him gulp. I smirked.
'' I can't dance.'' Ali frowned. '
'Me neither.'' Mikey said.
''Who cares if you can't or not? It's a party, let's have fun, and dance anyway! I can't dance, and I'm still going to!'' I moved my hips to the beat of the song. Gerard and Billie were staring, or well, more like drooling. I smiled, and threw my hands up in the air.
''I need a beer.'' Gerard said. ''You want one?'' He turned to Billie, looking at me through the corner of his eyes.
''Yeah man, you know what, I'll go with you.'' Billie said, as he followed my boyfriend over to the table, that contained the booze and everything.
I stopped doing my little dance, and looked at Mikey and Alicia. They were staring at me in shock.
''What?'' I giggled.
I shrugged. ''Umm, dancing?''
''You should've seen the way Gerard AND Billie were looking at you. They looked as if they could...'' Mikey drifted off, biting his lip. ''You know, I could use a beer myself. Want one?'' He asked me.
I shook my head. ''No thanks, I don't do alcohol.'' I promised my mom, that I would stay away from the booze and drugs. I didn't want to break that promise.
''If you say so... Ali, I'll be right back. If there is any, do you want a soda?''
''Yes, please.''
''Be right back..''
''Oh wait, Mikey.'' I stopped him.
''Tell Gerard and Billie, they shouldn't drink alot, alright? I have something for Gee, afterwards, and I don't want him to be wasted as fuck. Okay?''
'Okay... I'll tell them. Don't worry.'' With that being said, he walked off. I turned to Frankie.
''Frank, you aren't doing anything crazy right now, are you alright?'' I asked, putting a hand on his forehead. He giggled and swatted it away.
''Of course I am, silly girl. I'm just a little bit tired, but after a few beers and shit, I should be myself again.''
''Right...'' I giggled, looking over at Alicia. She was staring at something, or someone. I frowned. ''Ali, whatcha looking at?'' I tried to follow her gaze, but somebody got in my way.
''That girl over there.'' She said, pointing to a blond-haired girl over by the corner, with a few of her friends. I looked over.
''She's been staring at Mikey, since we got here. I don't know if I should go up to her, and say to back off, or to go up and kick her ass for ogling my man.''
I laughed. ''Ali, calm down. You can do all that, if or when she makes a move on him. For now, let's have a good time!''
Frank walked over to the beer, and grabbed 3 bottles. Typical Frank...
''Alright...'' She sighed, looking around for Mikey.
''Come on.'' I grabbed her hand, and pulled her towards me. ''Let's dance!'' I said, starting to dance to the current song.
Alicia looked around, embarrased. ''No, I don't want to. I can't dance!''
''Fine, party pooper.'' I pouted, laughing. ''Have it your way.'' I said, continuing to move to the beat.''
''Here you go, Ali. There was only coke. Hope you don't' mind.'' Mikey said, walking up to Alicia, handing her over the can.
''It's fine. I love coke anyways.'' She opened it, and chugged it down. Mikey and I watched in amusement. She stopped and frowned at us. ''Why are you two staring at me?''
''You finished that whole can, in less than a minute. Wow..''
''Yeah, well, pregnancy makes me very thisty. Now will one of you, please go get another one.''
Mikey and I looked at each other. ''Might as well, bring over a few. I want one to.''
''Fine.'' He sighed, and went back to the table...
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I felt a pair of hands snake around my waist, as I was dancing. I giggled.
''Hey sexy.'' Gerard breathed in my ear, his hands on my hips. He moved along with me, to the music.
''Hi, Gee.'' I smiled.
''I want to get out of here. I'm getting bored. Mikey and Alicia are just talking, and Frank is sucking a girl's face off, Billie is... well, I don't care where or what he's doing... so....''
I sighed, but continued dancing.
He started to kiss my neck.
''Gee, stop it.'' I moaned, throwing my head back on his shoulder. ''Stop...'' I didn't really want him to stop, but he had to. We were in public.
''What if I don't want to?'' He breathed. I felt his warm breath hit my neck. I shivered.
''You have to.''
''I really don't want to... I know you don't want me to, so why stop?'' He kissed my neck again.
''Gerard, stop it.'' I sighed again, yanking his hands off my hips. ''And yes, I didn't want you to stop, but we're in public, so you had to. Don't worry, after this party, you'll get to do that...'' I drifted off, as I realized I was about to give away my surprise, if you could call it that, to him....
He beamed. ''Really?''
I sighed. Might as well just tell him... ''Yes really, but you'll also get to do much more than that....'' I stared at him, biting my lip.
He cocked his head, confused. ''What?''
I swear... this boy could be so stupid at times.. I leaned over, and whispered. ''We're going to.... you know....'' I couldn't really say 'sex' without blushing madly.
He perked up. ''I though you werent' ready?'' He asked, frowning.
''That was a while ago, I think it's about time...'' I bit my lip.
''Really? Are you sure?''
''I'm sure, I'm more than sure.'' I smiled at him. ''A little nervous, yeah, but that's totally okay. I'm ready, and I'm sure you are too. I know you've been waiting a long time for this.''
''You have No idea.''
I giggled, and wrapped my arms around him, resting my head on his shoulder. ''I love you.'' I whispered, smiling.
''I love you too.'' He said, resting his chin on my shoulder.
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Lindsey's Pov: {again}
''Look over there.'' Kayla said, giggling.
''What?'' I asked, following her gaze. She was staring at the new guy. The one who turned me down. What was his name again? Billie?
''He's so fucking hot, I'm going over and ask him out.'' She smiled.
''Don't even try. I tried that, and guess what? He turned me down! Can you believe that? He fucking turned me down. I won't bother with him, for now...'''
''He did? That jerk.'' She scoffed. I rolled my eyes. She was still eye fucking him. ''Oh, would you jusr go over. He probably won't reject you.. just don't act like a bitch.''
''I won't!'' She bounced over to him.
I sighed, and walked around. I smiled. My party was awesome. People were enjoying it. Now, where was Gerard and Taylor? My plan was in action, all I need is to get Gerard mad ass drunk, and my plan will be complete. I decided to spike his drink, instead of Taylor's. What would be the point in getting her drunk? Mikey won't go near the alcohol, because of preggie and all... so that wouldn't work....
I saw their friend, Frank making out with some brunette girl on the couch. I giggled. Someone was going to get lucky tonight, other than me, of course.
I walked over to the beer table, and grabbed a bottle, and chugged it down. I just dumped my boytoy, Jerad, his name was, I think. Gerard was going to be mine, real soon. I smiled.
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I decided to split this into 3 parts... so yeah, hoped you enjoyed :D. I'll update again, hopefully tomorrow, if not Saturday.


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Pelham-- There are more than 32 million retirees in the United States today and the number is growing. A South Georgia city will spend the next few years developing a plan to attract some of those retirees. That potential destination might surprise you. It's the small town of Pelham.
When you think of retirement living, you may think of Florida, even some other parts of Georgia. But Pelham? City leaders there say it's possible. And once you set foot there, you can see those possibilities.
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VTC is a great addon and I always get questions about it when I SS my UI--"what's the bar in your lower right hand corner, Miri?"
I used VTC as a quick check before a boss pull to make sure I'm fully buffed (sometimes I get distracted while explaining an aspect of a fight or clarifying a question and forget to use my food/elixir)--mousing over it while targeting a boss should always have me capped--if I'm not, I quickly check my buffs to see what I'm missing!
It's a great little addon, but I plead that people take time to learn why the addon exists and what all those numbers mean. If you don't understand the concept of CTC and how it benefits you as a tank and your healers, then a moment needs to be taken to "study up." Yea, tanking does involve a lot of numbers, but it makes you a better tank if you can explain what you're doing (trust me, I get yelled at a lot when I'm crunching numbers--"MIRI, are you STILL looking at numbers? We want to run something!"
Amen to that. I don't really blame the people for not understanding how the combat table works, what "coverage" means, and how a single-roll is different than a two-roll one. Thing is, Blizzard did a very poor job at explaining all of this. I remember that when I first started tanking on my paladin (I had some attempts in tanking on my warrior, but that was way back in WotLK) that I was left wondering why the combat table is "covered" at 102.4% avoidance+block. I mean, why not 100%? And why the coverage was different for, say, DKs? It was stuff like that that led me to do some research on the combat table. It was a lucky coincidence that I was looking for an idea for an addon at around the same time :)
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Did you know that Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute offers weekend cooking classes for those aspiring cooks that want to bring their skills to the next level? I recently checked out one of the Bleu Ribbon Kitchen courses, "Market Seafood," and learned how to make crab cakes, steamed mussels, grilled calamari and shrimp scampi with homemade pasta. As a lover of seafood, and especially with warm weather on the horizon, I have a grasp on how to make my own nautical dishes.
Each class is taught by a chef from the Culinary Institute. This week, we had Chef Marshall Welsh, a former Atlanta Fish Market chef, who not only provided our small class with hands-on cooking guidance, but also gave us tips on seafood prep. Note- do not eat mussels with closed shells, they are bad!
For this recipe, our arms certainly got tired from whisking up the aioli, but it was much worth the effort. The smoky taste complimented the salty and slightly crusty crab cakes. Chef had us use lump blue crab.
Makes 4 appetizer-sized servings
Crab Cakes:
1. Scoop out 1/3 of crab cake mixture and form into a patty that is about 1 ½ inches thick. Shape the rest of the patties.
2. Place a large sauté pan over medium-high heat with oil. Cook the crab cakes in oil until deep golden brown and heated through, about 3 minutes each side.
Serve the crab cakes with a dollop of aioli.
By Alexa Lampasona for the Food & More blog
March 12th, 2014
10:28 am
Why use mayo for the crab cakes if you're already making an aioli? Seems like a much better idea to use the aioli in the crab cakes.
March 12th, 2014
10:33 am
Hi Richard,
The idea is to simply bind the crab meat and ingredients together with the mayo. The smoked paprika aioli is to complement the crab cake as a condiment. Otherwise it might over shadow the flavor of the expensive crab meat. But I like the way you're thinking.
March 12th, 2014
11:05 am
I make the identical crab cakes except I use very little mayo, about 1/4 cup, and Ritz crackers instead of Saltines. Instead of aioli, I make homemade tarter sauce. In a word, AMAZING, and really pretty simple.
March 12th, 2014
11:11 am
Shouldn't there be some clarification on the remark that eating mussels with closed shells is bad? The mussels shells should be closed before they are cooked. Open shells on raw mussels indicates that they are already dead and should be discarded. Mussels with closed shells AFTER they are cooked should not be eaten.
March 12th, 2014
11:12 am
growing up in maryland….i love crab cakes. i have crab meat shipped to me from maryland cause what you find in the stores here is blah. i use little mayo cause i can't stand mayo. after seeing the pics, i need to order me some crab meat.
March 12th, 2014
11:48 am
Janice……..Crab Newburg w/ a side of crab cakes. Heaven can be found in many places!!!!!!!
March 12th, 2014
11:57 am
I took the Cajun Cooking Class there last year. We worth the money and time plus we ate like kings after the class.
March 12th, 2014
1:03 pm
May I suggest to just show the complete recipe without the pictures for each step?
Printing all the pictures is just a waste of ink and paper. The directions are sufficient and easy to follow without pictures. Please consider this suggestion. Thank you!
March 12th, 2014
2:31 pm
Art, we did not use the saltine crackers in the original recipe. To give richness and moisture, we used Freshly ground brioche bread. We processed it in a food processor and used it both in the crab cakes and to coat before sauteing.
March 12th, 2014
2:33 pm
Thanks for the nice comment; we did have a blast as I recall! laissez les bon temps rouler!
March 12th, 2014
2:36 pm
Mary, Perhaps you could cut and paste the text into a Word doc.
Just a suggestion.
March 12th, 2014
2:42 pm
Marshall, that's a great idea. I will try brioche in the future. Sometimes I also use Coleman's English mustard powder rather than the Dijon; while you sacrifice the added moisture, the English mustard provides a little more "bite".
March 12th, 2014
9:44 pm
Something about wearing gloves in the kitchen grosses me out. It keeps you from washing your hands. Won't be going here for cooking lessons.
March 13th, 2014
6:20 am
Paige…..So I guess cooking lessons at the State Prison is out for you!
March 13th, 2014
12:27 pm
@Paige, why do you need to wash your hands if you are wearing gloves?
March 13th, 2014
1:02 pm
You should wash hands AND use gloves. Here's one resource as to why: https://www.health.ny.gov/environmental/indoors/food_safety/washing.htm
March 18th, 2014
9:20 am
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World Cup: Neuer could provoke repeat of 1982 incident -- Schumacher
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German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer's habit of charging out of his area could see a repeat of the notorious incident from the 1982 World Cup semi-final between France and Germany, the villain of that match Harald Schumacher said.
BERLIN: German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer's habit of charging out of his area could see a repeat of the notorious incident from the 1982 World Cup semi-final between France and Germany, the villain of that match Harald Schumacher said on Tuesday.
Schumacher acquired the nickname of the 'Butcher of Seville' for his shoulder charge outside his area on Patrick Battiston which left the Frenchman unconscious on the ground, he subsequently lost a couple of teeth, suffered cracked ribs and bruised vertebrae.
On Monday in the 2-1 win in extra-time over Algeria Neuer saved his defence on several occasions by rushing from his area to clear the ball, coming close to bringing down opponents at the same time.
"It's a split second thing," the 60-year-old smartly-dressed Schumacher replied to a question from AFP at a gathering of journalists organised by tabloid daily Bild in Berlin.
"If one looks at yesterday's match and how many times Neuer came out of his goal.....he can always be unlucky and arrive too late and something like what happened (in 1982) can occur."
Schumacher, who was presented to the press as 'a man who knows the French', refuses still to change his version of events in that he did not intend any harm to Battiston and he was just going for the ball, although the Frenchman had already shot at goal by the time the collision occurred.
"This subject comes up with me at every major finals," he said.
"Later I apologised, but only because I did not go to his aid after the incident," added Schumacher, who instead retreated to his goalline and nonchalantly chewed gum waiting to take the goal kick and also taunted French fans.
Schumacher, whose behaviour was held responsible back in Germany of reviving negative opinions of the Germans held over from World War II by the French, praised Neuer for saving the team on several occasions against the feisty Algerians but did not spare the rest of the team.
"Without Neuer it would have been a debacle," said Schumacher.
"For me he is one of the best if not the best goalkeeper at the finals.
"The team has not clicked yet, there is no unity."
However, despite that reservation Schumacher, who caused even greater consternation in German football when he claimed in 1987 in his biography that doping was rife in the Bundesliga and how teams enjoyed the company of prostitutes in pre-season training, still believes the Germans will win.
"I bet on 2-1 for us (the Germans), I believe we are going to beat the French.
"They are dangerous. They have very good players and they are very very difficult to play against but at the end of the day I am German and I bet on Germany."
However, never one for being sentimental Schumacher gave a terse response when asked would it be a special match for him.
"No" he said as he got into a taxi to take him off to the airport.
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While I'm off chasing my own dreams;
sailing around the world.
Please know that I'm yours to keep,
my beautiful girl.
—City and Colour - The Girl
—City and Colour - The Girl
"I want you. I know I'm a mess but I want you," she says. "I want to see you every morning, and I want to make you a snack every night. And eventually I want to have your little brown babies, and I want to watch you die."
Charlie sighs, "That's all I ever wanted to hear."
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It's really funny to think of where you were and where you are now; where you'll be and if it'll ever be the same. Maybe it doesn't need to be the same and maybe it's better off that way. The little things you hold on to- the things you swear you can't live without. Things are just things and things are replaceable.
Love the life you live.
Everything falls in to place,
I grew up having other people make decisions for me and I've always relied on other people to depend on; all the while, rebelling whenever I could for no real reason at all- maybe to test my own limits and see how strong and independent I can be. For as long as I can remember, I've never been my own person. Even now, I'm still as indecisive and lost as I've ever been. I find myself running in circles, trying to find myself… as repetitive as that sounds. I'm finding it so incredibly hard to be strong for myself, with no one to impress but myself.
There's things I know I'm capable of and there's things I pretend to be capable of. More often than not, I get the line between the two gets a little blurry and I end up spiraling back to square one.
But I am capable.
And I am strong.
And though I am not fond of time and how it taunts me, I've got all the time in the world.
I just have to remember that I'm doing this for me. Me and only me.
Because I deserve it.
Sometimes, when I am at my wit's end, I find that I am the only one to blame. I spend far too much time in the deepest depths of my brain, alone with my thoughts, and more often than not I can't pull myself back out. I ambush myself with all of my worries and what ifs and I don't pay enough mind to what's in front of me.
I wish I could be as strong as the front that I put up.
I just want to wash all of my worries away; be happy and mean it.
Be hopeful and stay positive.
Today, among every other day but most importantly today, I owe it to myself to turn the other cheek and smile. I knew it would come, eventually; it was inevitable. I knew it would hurt. I knew it would hurt like hell. Being sad and feeling sorry for myself isn't going to fix anything.
So what I'll try to do is be happy. I'll take into consideration everything else in my life that I cherish, however limited those things may be. At least they're there.
I'll try
and I'll get through it, just like I know I can.
I don't want to live my life with any regrets.
And I wont.
Just try and stop me now. I'm destined for greatness!


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Portland has been left out of the loop on the recently stocked NBA art website RareInk.com but Portland fans need not fret any longer. Rare Ink has their first Blazer print coming out this month and it's a good one: Clyde Drexler.
The print isn't out yet, but when it does it will be on the Trail Blazer page at RareInk.com. I've actually started a petition to get Arvydas Sabonis a print over at Rare Ink. The Blazer selection is severely lacking and Clyde will be the first and only player on the site.
If you're itching for some more NBA art, I got this Sabonis print from Maddison Bond today and it's great.
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à force de porter ma fille dans les bras quand elle ne veut plus marcher.
This is the mental image in my head any time anyone tries to pick me up. They are Zazue and I am the rhino and I squish...
This is exactly how I feel about the amount of school work I have to do in the next 4 weeks, if that makes sense.
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Anyone else watching Anthony Bourdain eating san nakji in flushing?
Anyone else watching Anthony Bourdain eating san nakji in flushing?
Nope, but I see the same episode of him exploring NYC's outer boroughs is on again later. Thanks, I'll be watching it later.
I love No Reservations! Anything to do with food, really. Fill us in on details if you ever go to that place in Flushing.
I want to go to this place I amy have to make a quick weekend trip to NY for this. Has anyone else been?
Sik Gaek Restaurant
Tony meets up with chef David Chang in Flushing, Queens. They visit Sik Gaek, an eating and drinking joint that is best described as the Korean equivalent of an izakaya. At night the line goes around the corner. Sik Gaek's biggest (literally) specialty is called a cheolpan -- a monster-sized seafood hot pot that sizzles and boils right at the table. House specialties include live octopus, intestines and every shellfish imaginable.
Address: 161-29 Crocheron Ave., Flushing, Queens, NY 11358
I have to admit, I find Anthony Bourdain a bit much to take. He just seems so full of himself. I find it hard to care.
Anyway here's part one of the ep:
But I'm all about the Queens. I love Queens, and the food is great. No surprise he's doing a show from there.
Never been to that spot, but here's some reviews on Yelp:
I'm going to check it out, too. Let you know what I find, if anything.
Wow standford. My mom just told me about this show. She's coming to visit in two weeks and is determined to go to this place lol. If you go there before then let me know what you think of the place.
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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Drizzle oil into a large pot of boiling salted water. Add the macaroni and cook according to the directions on the package, 6 to 8 minutes. Drain well.
Meanwhile, heat the milk in a small saucepan, but don't boil it. Melt 6 tablespoons of butter in a large (4-quart) pot and add the flour. Cook over low heat for 2 minutes, stirring with a whisk. While whisking, add the hot milk and cook for a minute or two more, until thickened and smooth. Off the heat, add the Gruyere, Cheddar, 1 tablespoon salt, pepper, and nutmeg. Add the cooked macaroni and stir well. Pour into a 3-quart baking dish.
Slice the tomatoes and arrange on top. Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter, combine them with the fresh bread crumbs, and sprinkle on the top. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until the sauce is bubbly and the macaroni is browned on the top.
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Many of you have probably heard of Kendall Jones by now. Jones is a 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader who has been hunting big game in Africa with her father for years. She recently started posting photos of her kills on Facebook, sparking outrage across the globe.
Jones, who grew up on a ranch in Texas, has taken down everything from lions to elephants. She also recently tranquilized a white rhino and claims to have assisted a veterinarian with taking blood samples and administering antibiotics. All of this information is available on Jones' Facebook page.
In addition to the backlash she has received, Jones has drummed up support from thousands of hunting enthusiasts. On of them is former Atlanta Braves star Chipper Jones.


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Vernon Hills, Ill.— October 3, 2012—Scotsman Ice Systems today announced plans to donate a percentage of each healthcare unit sold to the Global Water Challenge's newly launched Women for Water campaign. The campaign is a global grassroots initiative that is dedicated to launching women-led water ventures, each of which is estimated to provide clean water for 1,000-2,500 people in its first year of operation.
"Water sanitation is a vital component in our business so working with Women for Water was the right thing to do," said Rich Gleitsmann, president of Scotsman Ice Systems. "Through our donations, Scotsman hopes to assist in solving of the global water crisis and improve the health and lives of the world's women and children."
Starting January 2013, Scotsman Ice Systems plans to submit donations to Women for Water twice per year.
For more information regarding Scotsman Ice Systems, visit http://www.scotsman-ice.com/.
To learn more about Women for Water, visit http://womenforwater.com/.
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As one of the world's largest manufacturers of ice systems, with more than 300 models of ice machines, storage bins, and ice and water dispensers, Scotsman is dedicated to developing today's most innovative ice solutions. In 2012 Scotsman earned the ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year Award and in 2011, Scotsman was the recipient of the ENERGY STAR Award for Excellence in Energy-Efficient Product Design. Offering more than 65 ENERGY STAR-rated models, Scotsman Prodigy® technology reduces energy and water consumption, making a difference for the environment and the bottom line. For more information, visit www.scotsman-ice.com.
When I was growing up, Mother's Day was always about making a stress-free day for my Mom. Caring for three kids and keeping track of all the soccer practices, band lessons and the occasional detention was a lot to manage. So on Mother's Day each year, my brother, sister and I went to great lengths to make sure that she could sit back, relax and have one day of rest. From serving her breakfast in bed to taking care of yard and house work, we each pitched in to make sure that she didn't have to worry about the tasks that she usually undertook to take care of our family.
However, despite how busy my mother always was, she actually had it relatively easy (sorry Mom!). She had a couple of basic services that many women around the world don't have: water and sanitation. My mother never had to walk five miles to fetch water for our family. My mother never had to wait until dark to use the toilet, risking assault and illness. My mother did not have to drop out of school to help her mom carry water for their family. My mother never had to bury a child because he or she died from diarrhea contracted from unsafe drinking water. These are the realities that many women around the world face every day.
Women and girls are a great source of potential in the developing world. Adding one year of schooling to all adult females in a country is associated with an increase of around $700 in GDP per capita. According to UNICEF, more educated women tend to have healthier children. One of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to make sure that they receive an education and unlock their potential is to make sure that they have access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene.
GWC and our members prioritize women and girls when it comes to water and sanitation programming. On World Water Day, The Coca-Cola Company dedicated US$ 6 million in 2011 to water and sanitation partnerships aimed at improving the lives of an estimated 250,000 women and girls. When planning projects, WaterAid incorporates women's feedback on well and latrine locations and invites women to form water committees to manage water and sanitation services. The Water Supply & Sanitation Collaborative Council has a Women Leaders for WASH initiative that "brings together a group of distinguished women leaders all over the world to advocate for improved WASH services." These are just a couple examples of what our members are doing; all of our members work daily to reduce this burden that restrains the potential of women and girls around the world.
This Mother's Day, think about how much your mother did and continues to do for you. Then consider how much more difficult your lives would have been without water and sanitation. Please take a couple minutes and visit one of our members to learn about their water and sanitation activities and donate to help provide these basic services for mothers, children and families worldwide. Help us work toward a day when all mothers are free to focus on the soccer practices and the detentions and not worry about the fundamental health and well being of their children due to the lack of safe water and sanitation.
This post was written by Kyle Sucher, Program Associate at GWC.
Today, March 8th, 2011 marks the global centennial celebration of International Women's Day. GWC is honored to join millions of people around the world in raising awareness about the importance of the economic, political and social achievements of women. With one woman out of every eight around the world lacking access to safe water, this is the perfect opportunity to acknowledge the significant relationship between women, water, and healthy, thriving communities.
Water is equally important to all people, women and men alike. The burden of inadequate access to water, however, is far from equal. Women in developing countries spend an average of six hours per day collecting water. In Africa alone, it is estimated that each year women spend 40 BILLION hours collecting water (that is often unsafe). This is time that could be spent parenting, gaining economic independence through productive work, or looking after their own well being.
For girls, the many hours spent carrying water rob them not only of their time, but of their future. Too often, girls are carrying forty pound jerrycans of water instead of textbooks. With no time to attend school, future opportunities are diminished. Even when girls do attend school, they will often drop out at the age of puberty if they lack access to gender-specific sanitation facilities. Without access to adequate sanitation, women and girls often wait until after dark to go in the fields to avoid humiliation, but in doing so they often put their personal safety at risk.
Just as important as water and sanitation are for the progress of all women, so too are women integral to effective water and sanitation services. A study by the International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC) of community water and sanitation projects in 15 countries found that projects designed and run with the full participation of women are more sustainable and effective than those that do not.
The next time you hear about the countless challenges that women face each and every day, remember how much of an impact water and sanitation can have on their lives and how those two simple necessities are so crucial for sustainable development.


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TO DO is an annual festival celebrating and promoting Canadian Design, and an online resource built for the same purpose. It also follows design news and happenings in the wide world of design.
"The third annual Toronto Design Offsite Festival (TO DO) will show the best in Canadian design at events across the city, from unexpected prototypes to immersive installations, January 21-27, 2013.
TO DO is a not-for-profit, indie design festival happening annually at the end of January. TO DO's aim is to provide exposure for local and national designers; to foster public understanding and knowledge of the practice of design; to create an ongoing prescence that promotes canada's creativity, drawing on great thinkers, practitioners and educators to deliver an innovative celebration of art and design."
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The incident happened at a home on Andersonville Highway, where the accused burglar, 29-year-old Christopher Pack of Knoxville, was arrested.
6 News spoke to the homeowner's son about how the whole thing went down.
Ryan Sharp lives just a few miles away from his parents house and says it was sheer coincidence that he was driving by Thursday afternoon.
When he first laid eyes on a car that didn't belong to his parents sitting in their driveway, he knew something was up.
That's when he decided to check things out.
"Noticed the vehicle still running. Thought it was odd. I went towards the home and noticed someone had jimmied the door open," said Sharp, of Andersonville.
It was right then that he reached for the shotgun his dad keeps near the back door and went inside.
"Heard the guy upstairs and waited for him at the bottom of the steps," said Sharp.
His adrenaline was understandably pumping when the suspect finally made his way down the stairs.
That's when he spotted Sharp and that shotgun.
"He pretty much complied with anything I asked him to do," explained Sharp.
He dialed 911 and police arrived within a few minutes.
As to why he was trying to burglarize a home in broad daylight, Sharp says he just can't understand it.
"Stop at a random house in the middle of town in the middle of the day and park in the middle of the driveway in a high-traffic area. It's baffling," said Sharp.
But he's glad the timing worked out as it did.
"Would have gone down without anybody knowing anything about it until my parents got home and noticed they'd been broken into. Just completely a stroke of luck that I showed up whenever I did," said Sharp.
He says he probably should have called the police rather than go inside on his own, but says people in this area always look out for one another, especially for family.
"See anything out of the ordinary, just follow up and keep stuff like this from happening," said Sharp.
According to the police report from the Anderson County Sheriff's Department, the suspect was attempting to steal a bottle of pain pills.
Sharp told us his father had received the Roxycodone pills more than five years ago after he had surgery.
Pack has been charged with aggravated burglary, theft of property, drug possession, and possession of burglary tools.
He is being held in the Anderson County Detention Facility with bond pending his arraignment.
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To get gases flowing out as fast as they get pulled in, we used Eurosport's 2.5-inch downpipe, followed by a 2.5-inch cat-back exhaust. The downpipe utilizes a factory-style flex joint and laser-cut mounting flange to meet up with the turbo. The downpipe is rated at 10 hp and allows the turbo to spool faster. The cat-back system is a full stainless steel performance exhaust that utilizes mandrel-bent tubes and adds an additional eight hp. The sound is great, barely louder than stock at idle and cruising, but most noticeable at wide-open throttle. The sound is deep and a little raspy, not buzzy. You can really hear the turbo spinning on acceleration and the burble on deceleration sounds great.
The final piece we installed was the Eurosport underdrive pulley-a billet aluminum crank pulley that provides a slight underdrive, but is less than half the weight of the stock steel pulley. You don't necessarily pick up power at the crank, but less power is lost between the crank and the wheels. This is another piece that really has no downside.
With just a few well-chosen mods, we have taken our MkIV 1.8T from basic daily driver to a fun canyon-carving machine. The handling is now dialed in, we are putting down about 180 hp to the wheels, it stops well and looks great. For the enthusiast on a budget, the 1.8T is an excellent choice for a project build. For well under the price of a new VW, you can build something unique that fits your personal taste and performs just as well as a brand-new car.


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A man set down to my left, hands covered in rings, a black watch on his left wrist, a white watch on his right. One for the inner and one for the outer time I think, but both show the same time right now, so he is in the right place, an old tightrope walker with clocks racing to balance him. He writes in his notebook as he listens to the music, nodding and humming to himself.
Dmitri is drawing the music on my right, the long saxophone notes swooping across the page, the cascading staccatos of the piano tinkling short asymmetric slashes on the paper. The time of the song collapses into and over itself, flattened on the page the representation of drawn out moments becomes an incomprehensible jumble, the projection from immeasurable higher dimensions filtered through the rose crystal of his hands.
Listening to jazz as a passive experience, mind-only experience seems wrong, the music demands movement, interaction with the listener - appreciation on a purely cognitive level feels barren somehow. A musician is a magician, with dancer colluding secretly to create something that exists never but in the sway of the hips, the glint of the eye, the rhythm of the heart plucked by the bassist's hands. I feel guilty sitting down, passive, unable to join the sounds shaking me.
The drummer continues his solo, pouring intricate rhythms with abandon. A drum'n'bass dj would be proud, though this crowd would not applaud him so.
The bass player's fingers wander up and down the strings carelessly, attentively, lost in the wonder of his instrument, exploring it as if for the first time, as if meeting a new lover.
The master saxophonist dances slowly in his creaky old man way, joyous with the sound. He takes a break in every song, letting the music spread and narrow again, ambling off the stage, then wandering back, almost absentmindedly bringing the saxophone to his lips and rejoining the conversation.
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At Back in the Day Bakery, if the Nana Puddin' browns or the bread doesn't rise, you gotta hit the dance floor.
"We're kind of loopy about food's energy," explains the Savannah bakeshop's owner, Cheryl Day, a one-time Soul Train dancer turned baker. "Having bad energy around food—we think that's poison."
So Day is painting a dance floor in the kitchen for her employees to keep any bad juju at bay. She and her husband Griffith also get good karma flowing by filling out "pay it forward" forms when customers compliment the service, the food, or both, as is often the case. This shows her employees—"Sugarnauts" as she calls them—that their job matters. The form doesn't have a checkbox for dissatisfied customers; it would likely go unused anyway.
Clearly, something different is going on here.
Since it's opening in 2003, Back in the Day Bakery has risen from a struggling corner bakery in a once-forgotten historic downtown neighborhood, to a must-visit destination. Day's cupcakes have received national attention and have been rated among the top 10 in the country by AOL.com and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. And the sweet life continues to grow by the cupfuls: The bakery has launched a new website and blog, and Day is currently working on her first cookbook, in hopes of demystifying the process of cooking from scratch.
But even if you had the recipes for Day's scrumptious Red Velvet or divine Chocolate Heaven cupcakes, you wouldn't pass up the chance to drop by Back in the Day Bakery on a regular basis. While it's hard to imagine anything better than made-from-scratch baked goods, decadent espresso, melty baked ciabatta sandwiches and crusty artesian breads, there's a certain quality to a place that goes out of its way to care for its customers. Maybe it's because you can help yourself to the creamer in the refrigerator, or maybe you like the bakery's unpretentious retro chic aesthetic, which includes vintage cake toppers, Easy-Bake Ovens and a 1970s stereo that your parents once had. For many, it's the timeless Southern tradition of having someone look you in the eye when they say, "Have a nice day," and actually mean it.
Though Day is a Southern transplant born and raised in L.A., her Alabama roots stick like dough to an unfloured rolling pin. She spent her summers in the Deep South cooking with her grandmother. "She showed me her Southern style scratch cakes, and they weren't just pretty to look at," says Day. It's a tradition she honors at the bakeshop: "Our deal is Southern homespun—that's who we are."
Day is also quick to point out that she and Griffith are "American bakers." Unhindered by the high-falutin' training of cooking school, Day doesn't feel pressured to move outside of her culinary comfort zone. These self-proclaimed home bakers stick to family recipes that stand the test of taste and time, such as the bakeshop's bestseller: Old Fashioned Cupcakes. Day runs quality control by personally making every cupcake.
Most of the goodies attractively displayed in the old-school bakery case come from recipes plucked straight from Day and Griffith's family tree. Day may tweak the recipes some, but she resists shortcuts; she makes her homespun desserts with real butter and quality ingredients—the stuff that ignites what she calls an "F.O.," or "food orgasm."
Nearly every aspect of Back in the Day Bakery reflects its motto: "Slow down and taste the sweet life," with the exception of Day and her husband who find little time to take it easy. Then again, when you love what you do, life feels like one big, happy sugar rush.
Old Fashioned Cupcakes
Yield: about 2 dozen depending on how you scoop
1 3/4 cups cake flour (not self-rising)
1 1/4 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
2 cups sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
2 sticks unsalted butter, room temperature, and cut into cubes
4 large eggs
1 cup whole milk
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Line cupcake pans with paper liners
Combine in a bowl both flours, sugar, baking powder and salt. Mix on low speed until combined for about 3 minutes. Add in cubed butter (room temperature) mixing until just coated with flour.
Add eggs 1 at a time until combined. Slowly add milk and vanilla to batter until completely mixed scraping down the bowl as you mix.
Scoop batter into baking cups filling about 2/3 full. Bake until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean, 17 to 20 minutes.
Cool and decorate with Old Fashioned Frosting.
Old-Fashioned Frosting:
2 sticks butter, room temperature
8 cups confectioners' sugar
1/2 cup milk
2 teaspoons vanilla extract or other flavoring
Cream butter until light and fluffy and add 4 cups sugar, milk and vanilla. Mix until smooth. Gradually add the rest of sugar to reach desired frosting consistency. Color with food coloring and decorate.
Food Editor's Note: If traveling to Savannah, don't forget to visit Back in the Day Bakery the first Friday of each month for "Cupcake Happy Hour," from 5 – 8 p.m. Or drop by for Funk Saturdays to enjoy soulful tunes while you nibble on delectable desserts.


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The Metrocenter along with WOAD, WJMI, and KIXIE radio stations are presenting "Make a Joyful Noise 2013".
The free event is being held at Center Court of the Metrocenter Mall and is open to the general public.
The event began around noon and is scheduled to continue until 6 p.m. Saturday.
Musical performances by Minister Calvin Bogan, Jim Hill High School Choir, Lenelle Smith & Music is My Everything, New Horizon International Church, Bass Brothers, Destiny Project and Demetrius Cross are scheduled.
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February is heart awareness month, so this study caught my eye. A large population-based study from Finland, reported in European Society of Cardiology recently, shows that being unmarried increases the risk of fatal and non-fatal heart attacks in both men and women what ever their age.
The investigators also noted that being married, especially among middle-age couples, was associated with better prognosis of acute cardiac events before hospitalization and after reaching the hospital alive.
Even when the couple was cohabitating there was a better prognosis after coronary events before and after hospitalization. The 28-day mortality rates after heart attacks showed as much as 168% higher in unmarried men and 175% higher in unmarried women.
This study is significant for many reasons, but one of the reasons is because past research has not included data for women. Several studies have shown that marriage or living with someone is healthier for men, but this study suggests the same effects are there for women as well.
The investigators of this study listed a few reasons couples had a better prognosis than single people. Suggestions such as maybe people with poor health status were more prone to staying unmarried or getting divorced.
Married people may be better off with better health habits and enjoy higher levels of social support than unmarried people. It may be due to the care given once the patient goes home. After all if you are married or living with a significant other, you are going to have someone who is invested in your care.
Having someone who loves you and you love is much deeper than a feeling. Feelings of love change the chemistry of our brain and our bodies at a cellular level. Just as marriage can make you heart healthy, it can also make you feel more stressed if you aren't getting along.
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"Is our immigration system really just? Does it reflect America's values? Does it reflect God's values? Are these laws serving the people of our country? Are they holding up our nation as a place of hope and a blessing to the world? If not, pray for and encourage your members of Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, to lead the way in writing and passing comprehensive immigration reform."
— Wes Helm, missions pastor at Springcreek Church in Garland, Texas, in the Dallas Morning News Dec. 1
Fast for Families Draws Attention
Now on its 21st day, the Fast for Families continues on the National Mall, led by faith, labor and immigrant advocacy leaders. Many across the country are joining the fast as well, and this week the group is ramping up its call to action. Today through Wednesday are nationwide days of fasting, and events in D.C. will include a press conference Tuesday morning (see calendar below).
Visitors to the fast have included faith leaders from across the country, members of Congress from both sides of the aisle and, on Friday, the president and First Lady.
Popular Chef Jose Andres Celebrates His U.S. Citizenship
Jose Andres, who became a U.S. citizen last month after 23 years in the United States, was a guest today on the Kojo Nnamdi Show. Andres spoke about becoming a citizen and both spoke and fielded questions about immigration reform during the segment.
At the end of October, the National Immigration Forum presented Jose Andres with a Keepers of the American Dream Award.
"We need to remember that, as immigrants, we have to work hard to belong to this country," Andrés said upon receiving the award. "One of the first great minds I met when I arrived in Washington was Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and he told me something that I hold dear to my heart. He said to me, "If you want to belong to this country, here it is! You only have to work for it."
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MUST READ: WASHINGTON POST (Editorial): Immigration's electoral effect shouldn't scare the GOP
November 30, 2013
MANY REPUBLICANS in Congress oppose immigration reform for fear of it creating millions of new Democratic voters and putting the White House forever beyond the GOP's electoral reach. "This is President Obama's number one political agenda item because he knows we will never again have a Republican president, ever, if amnesty goes into effect," Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) told World Net Daily, an online publication, in June.
That conviction helps explain the party's opposition to a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. But there are at least two reasons to doubt the Republican assumption. One is that any plan with a chance of enactment will contain a very long timeline for naturalizing the nation's 11 million illegal immigrants. Under the Senate bill passed in June, immigrants would have to wait 13 years to become citizens; under some House proposals, the wait would be even longer. It is folly to predict how the nation, let alone particular voting blocs, might tilt in the 2028 or 2032 presidential elections.
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ARIZONA REPUBLIC: Advocates redouble efforts on immigration reform
By Dan Nowicki and Daniel Gonzalez
November 28, 2013
PHOENIX -- This was supposed to be the year of immigration reform.
But with hope quickly fading that an immigration bill will pass by year's end, advocates are shifting their focus to 2014, girding for an even tougher battle as the already-contentious issue drifts into the perilous political waters of an election year.
Reform advocates are determined to keep the immigration debate alive, vowing to continue pressing lawmakers to pass immigration reform, if not this year, then next.
"We need to keep fanning the flames," said Eduardo Nevares, auxiliary bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix and immigration-reform advocate.
Until Congress acts, some activists also are increasing calls on President Barack Obama to take action on his own by stopping deportations and expanding his deferred-action program to a larger number of undocumented immigrants, not just those brought here illegally as children.
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If we do not establish and enforce fundamental reality anchors, we will never survive as an intellectual species.
"Energy cannot be created nor destroyed"
"Perception is Reality"
The first statement - taken completely out of context from its original application, as part of Newton's 1st Law of Thermodynamics, in reference to energy usage within a closed mechanical system - has been used to argue for the notion that infinite physical existence is not a logical aberration, and the second statement is an irresponsible colloquialism that's been elevated to axiomatic status and is now used to deny the fact of ramification, progressive development, time, and reality itself as being real.
And this is regularly occurring among people whose job it is to translate reality indications for the rest of us.
The implications, as these kinds of blatant errors are propagated throughout all levels of modern culture should be obvious, but it seems as if the insidious effect of these sorts of fundamental level errors are actually blunting the obviousness of these implications as well as promoting additional errors that would normally not be allowed to persist in an intellectual atmosphere that's more responsible and less casual.
If reality itself can't be, or won't be, successfully defended, then what chance do we have as a thinking species? It seems as if, as our advancing technologies debunk our wisdom inaccuracies, we respond by dismissing the notion that accuracy exists at all. Quantum mechanics challenges our traditional truths concerning reality, so we declare reality to be whatever we perceive it to be. And the crowd goes wild with approval.
Reality exists, and it's not malleable per individual perception. Nothing exists that did not first come into existence. Eternal existence is not the same as infinite presence. There is a foundation that allows for the existence of all that exists, and that foundation can be determined. Someone needs to make a stand on behalf of reality, or we're not going to survive as the only intellectual species on this planet. The foolishness has to stop.
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Mar 4 2012: Why would we need to survive as an intellectual species?
We are connected with nature through our feeling properties where intellectualism is a mere tool to create order in our perceived world to work in it to our contentment.
As any tool is ever replaced by better one's to serve our needs this will not be different with the intellect but it is dangerous to see the mind as our being where it is only a momentarily state of perceiving our existence. The mind is filled with content of different origins as only the part that we can talk about we call reality while the larger part we call unconscious is neglected and blanked out.
We evolve as a species by becoming more aware of that unconscious parts and extend our mind as a tool to work with it.
By fixing reality we prevent ourselves from developing. More the opposite of what you fear as I understand you well.
Mar 4 2012: [Why would we need to survive as an intellectual species?]
um...because that's the kind of species we are. We don't get to choose the nature of our own corporeal existence, and the indications are that once we've tossed the corporeal husk into a box and shoveled dirt over it, the human being that once gave that husk sentience carries on as a 100% Intellectual life form. This suggests that the fully viable human being (the version that exists when all the gestational processes have completed) is nothing but Intellect as a physical form of information.
Believe me, your ultimate expression as a human being is your Intellectual expression. Deny it if you want to, but even denying it is an intellectual expression that you create. You can't wish it away and you can't escape it.
Mar 5 2012: As I see it, intellectualism only is a feature of our species that has to be transcended by love as the heart is reinstalled at its rightfull place. The intellect is the servant, handy but limited.
If we as a species survive some time longer it isn't because of our intellect but by our ability to care for eachother and life in general.
The motivation of our actions is what counts in the end.
Mar 6 2012: Intellect is what your brain produces as dynamic informational bursts, and it can contain love, hate, joy, sorrow, wonder, regret, anger, compassion, and even blends of many emotions and reactions at once. You can't NOT generate Intellect with your brain. It's what your brain does, and it does it in service of the rest of your corporeal body. It's a survival system.
Caring about others is a uniquely human quality that only exists within indivisible bursts of Intellect. Animals can achieve a symbiosis with other animals, but they haven't the capacity for genuine compassion - agape love. That's an intellectual quality, and is what makes human beings unique. If a corporeal organism IS capable of that form of transcendence, then - to be accurate - it also qualifies as human, even if it's not a Homo Sapien human. It's that capacity for intellectual transcendence - the ability to act against the DNA survival protocols on behalf of something or someone else is what separates the human being from other brain-equipped creatures.
Intellectualism isn't the same as being an intellectual being any more than racism is the same as being the member of a specific race. Terminology is important, and you're not working with the same terminology that I am. I never said anything about intellectualism. I'm going to assume that you didn't introduce that canard intentionally.
Oh, and the heart...it's a blood pump. Yep, that's all it is. It's not a center of love or wisdom. Just a blood pump and that's the reality of what it is.
Mar 7 2012: I see your point Kevin.
My view however is a universal one or holistic if you like. Intelligence builds up from the first atoms, molecules and cells up to our human form.
Anything exists because of everything else wherewith it shares the same history of development and participates in the totality of being.
The heart in this is that singularity of origin, the source of a life force that pushes through the arteries of time and space. This point contains all force and knowledge as a potency which it communicates through our feeling senses. The older part of our nervous system is more susceptible to its unspoken language than the brain, it mostly is heartfelt and the body's responses we call emotions.
To be connected to the heart is the way to be in harmony with the universe and play our unique part in its orchestra. The theme is love and as we see it, we see beauty.
Mar 8 2012: The "older part of our nervous system" is dominated by the DNA "residual" information dictates, and we do feel this more viscerally than the ruminations that busy our brains as we make our way through life. That said, what you're describing is our more carnal, animal nature and that part of our total selves is less transcendent than the "intellectual" part.
Freud called it the Id. It is focused on survival of the corporeal whole - period. It is only capable of that very specific focus, and little else.
I don't know. I think that while the human intellect is capable of truly malignant thought, it's also capable of authentic selflessness and unconditional love. It's that amazing range that makes human intellect the epitome expression that it is.
Yes, the human intellect exists as the result of an amazing progression of physical development. We can agree on that at least.
Mar 9 2012: Quote: "Freud called it the Id. It is focused on survival of the corporeal whole - period. It is only capable of that very specific focus, and little else."
I never was much impressed by the ideas of Freud. He wasn't capable of following Carl Jung into the depths of our psyche as few people were at that time.
What you call carnal, animal nature is that level where we are connected to nature. Modern people often are disconnected from it by the all energy consuming intellectual faculty, oblivious of the heart of things..
Meditation can restore this separation. By blocking the stream of input from our senses we empty our mind to perceive the more subtle impressions that will reveal the true nature of self.
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