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Earlier this week I reviewed three different binoculars for kids and suggested several ways to invite birds to your yard. Today, it's time to talk about how to participate in the GBBC.
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Count the birds you see for at least 15 minutes on one or more of the days. You can bird watch at the park, at your school or in your own backyard.
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Cleveland has agreed to terms on a two-year contract with forward Earl Clark, who played alongside Dwight Howard last season in Los Angeles.
Clark, who spent two days visiting with the Cavs earlier this week, is getting a deal worth $9 million, said the person, who spoke to the Associated Press on Thursday on condition of anonymity because NBA teams can't officially sign players until the free agent period ends on July 10.
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The 6-foot-10 Clark set career highs in scoring (7.3), rebounds (5.5) and minutes (23.1) in 36 starts last season. Before joining the Lakers, Clark played for Orlando and Phoenix. He made $1.2 million last season.
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"The Scariest Movie Ever Made" is a Halloween series in which Film.com writers discuss and confront the most terrifying movie they've ever seen.
Describing what makes a film scary is a bit like explaining a joke — if you have to do it at all it isn't likely to be very convincing. Fear is too personal, and thus too contingent: everybody responds to different things for different reasons. If you are afraid of clowns, you will doubtless be afraid of "It". If dolls set you off, you'll want to steer clear of "Child's Play". I know somebody so terrified of zombies that even "Shaun of the Dead" is a tough sit. There isn't much of an argument to be had on this point. You can't really convince somebody to find something scary, at least no more than you could convince somebody who doesn't like mayonnaise to enjoy an egg salad sandwich. Which is to say that for all its enthusiasm in unpacking the psychological dimension of horror, criticism strikes me as rather ill-equipped to contend with fear. So in lieu of proposing an all-time scariest movie, let me change the parameters of the question slightly.
In 1971, experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage made "The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes", a 40 minute silent documentary shot in a Pittsburgh morgue. The film is composed of nothing more than autopsy footage, captured candidly and graphically, and it has become almost a cliche to observe that, once you have seen it, its images cannot be forgotten. The bodies of men, women, and children are laid out on tables, undressed, wiped down, embalmed, and variously sliced open, cut apart, and skinned. Brittle chunks of ribcage are hacked away at, thick heads of hair are carved thinly off, and, in a moment that seems almost literally unbelievable, the skin of a man's face is tugged down and peeled right off, the mortician's gloved hands tearing flesh away like a bandaid. We tend to talk a lot about a sense of physicality in horror films, about a tactile presence of the body in the image. "The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes" is a film of pure physicality: it is the physical divorced from the cerebral and the spiritual. It is corporeal cinema. Anatomical cinema. If "body horror" were not already a genre it would need to be invented to account for this.


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Do you like to hit the trails in all weather? Are you keen to ride mountain roads as soon as they're cleared of snow? If so, the Gore Fusion GT AS Jacket will become one of your favorite pieces of gear. Made with the Gore-Tex Active Shell, the Fusion GT AS Jacket is lightweight, breathable, and surprisingly easy to pack if the weather brightens up.
The expert use of the Gore-Tex active shell is instrumental in giving the Fusion Jacket a breathable, stretchy, and comfy fit. The material keeps the wetness out and the warmth in while still allowing your perspiration to be released. Let's face it, that is the holy grail of winter cycling clothing, and no material makes it happen quite as well as Gore-Tex. Gore also places stretch inserts strategically throughout the jacket to account for the natural range of motion while cycling. You'll find them around the elbows, shoulders, and back since these are the areas that are in continual motion. By using different types of Gore-Tex fabrics in one garment, Gore is able to layout a comfort map. Consequently they call this Comfort Mapping Technology. For optimal storage capacity, they also give the jacket a Napoleon pocket in your front left breast so that you can safely and conveniently store your most valuable items like your keys and credit cards.
But make no mistake: this is a jacket for seriously unpleasant weather. It's waterproof and breathable, and it has a stowaway hood hidden in the collar so that you can whip it out if the weather takes a dramatic turn for the worse. Since it's typically the weakest link in a jacket's consorted battle against the elements, the zipper gets an under-flap and zip-port so that even a raging wind will not penetrate through to your base layers. You can also tighten or loosen the cuff to accommodate bulkier gloves if need be, or to close out the cold and wet from sneaking up your wrist. A hem-width draw cord has been included which is easy to adjust and may prove to be your savior on those rides with heavy wind and rain; you can tighten the cord to keep out the elements during the worst moments, and then undo it to give your torso a chance to breathe a little more once the sun comes out again. The elbows have been ergonomically shaped so that you won't feel like they tug at your cuffs.
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LOVE this jacket. I'm 5'11 155lbs and bought the medium. It fits perfect. It's a nice, clean thin fit jacket which is perfect for the wet, blustery, Flanders inspired training days - without making you feel like a parachute into the wind. Nice deep pocket up front for iPod, phone, condoms, etc.
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I'm 6'1 210 lbs and wondering if i should order a xxl? i usually wear an xl in everything but it says a slim fit. I have the Gore Phantom SO Jacket in xl which is a slim fit and it fits perfect.
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This fits very similarly to the Phantom, but keep in mind it is not as stretchy as the Phantom.
So, if you're ok with a tighter fit and don't need 2 - 3 layers underneath, go with the XL. If you think you'll be layering a lot more, go XXL.
For what it's worth, Gore-Tex Active Shell works very well if it is fit close to the skin, so XL will probably give you superior breathability and next-to-skin comfort.
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This is an EXCELLENT jacket.
It looks amazing, the reflective accents are very bright and well placed, the zippers are of highest water tight quality, it's sewn together with the utmost care and precision.....
However, it's still just a rain jacket...and for that I feel that it's far too expensive.
The reason I would only qualify this as a rain jacket is because it's literally paper thin. I wore this in 59 degree weather and wished that I had a jacket on top of it which would just be silly. If only it had a thin cloth or fleece lining i would love this thing but unfortunately you can't seem to get a GBW jacket with a fleece lining AND gore-tex shell. you have to choose one or the other.
The fitment was just right at a medium. I'm 5'8" @ 165lbs. Nice and sleek fit.
pro's: 100% water proof, looks amazing, hide-away hood, great fit
cons: too expensive for just a rain jacket
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I raced the Trans-Wales Challenge Stage Race in the Fusion GT AS Jacket. Nothing like Welsh weather to show you the value of Gore-Tex. Not only was I comfortable all day, but after 50 miles in the muck and rain, look how clean and dry my kit stayed underneath the Fusion GT AS Jacket and Alp-X GT Shorts!
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Fusion GT AS Jacket - Before and After
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I raced the Trans-Wales Challenge Stage Race in the Fusion GT AS Jacket. Nothing like Welsh weather to show you the value of Gore-Tex. Not only was I comfortable all day, but after 50 miles in the muck and rain, look how clean and dry my kit stayed underneath the Fusion GT AS Jacket and Alp-X GT Shorts!
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Just got this jacket in the Red Color. My Gore-Tex Paclite rainshell was always my go to riding jacket in the fall, but I never was comfortable in it. It was always too hot and clammy.
Tuesday I rode up at Deer Valley, weather required a long sleeve freerideish jersey, which was perfect for the climb up, but once we pointed it down TG1, it as time for another layer. This jacket was a great wind layer, and really worked to keep my temperature regulated. I never felt anything close to the clammy feeling of my pac-lite. So far, I am sold. I think I am going to need to use it once or twice more to really get a solid idea, but as of now, this thing is sick.


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I know it's a little late in the season to put up some schedule wallpapers, but, I'm putting up some schedule wallpapers. There is 1 for most every player (hope to add a couple more when photos become available), and then just a general wallpaper using the "Destination Dallas" graphic I created (iPhone and desktop). So, choose your favorite player (if you can choose) and represent them on your desktop while keeping up with who's next up for the Cards. Thanks for looking.
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2013 UofL Football Schedule Wallpaper
This time of year Schedule wallpapers are always the most popular, so I decided to put another together. This one is nice and simple, just a stylized version of the logo with the schedule on either side. I liked the design so much, I also created a wallpaper without the schedule, and an iPhone version. This is the 3rd wallpaper in as many days, and I'll be releasing 1 everyday leading up to the season opener. Thanks as always for looking.
A.F.R.O.S. Wallpaper
As many of you know, UofL has a scary receiving corp this year. So scary that they have earned the moniker A.F.R.O.S. (America's Finest Receivers On Saturdays). With returning players like Devante Parker and Damian Copland paired with the freshman coming in (including James Quick), they are sure to live up to the name.
I want to give a thank you to Big Time Yurts on providing the "Afro-Helmet" design used in the wallpaper. You can also find it on a T-Shirt (HERE) that the company created. Be sure to check out the site and find unique and original cardinal gear. They have always been supportive of my work so I try to do the same when possible.
iPhone Schedule Wallpapers
I had a request to put together a couple of iPhone schedule wallpaper for football season, so I did. I used previous designs that people seemed to like, and added the schedule to them. This should make it easy to keep up with who is next for Louisville Football. Dates in red are home games, white are away games.
2013 UofL Football Wallpaper (Schedule, Desktop, iPhone)
We are less than a month away from the kickoff of the 2013 football season, so I thought it was about time to start pushing out some football wallpapers. Some people have requested a schedule wallpaper, which is what this project started out as. I like the wallpaper with the simple schedule, but I think it is also strong enough to use without it. I also liked the design enough to turn it into an iPhone wallpaper. The phrase "Earn It" is apparently the philosophy of the team this year, as many players and coaches were wearing wristbands with the slogan. Hope you enjoy the wallpapers, there will be more to come before the season kicks off. Thanks as always for the support.
Football Wallpapers
There is a lot to be excited about as a UofL fan, much of which has to do with the fast approaching football season. A lot of returning players are getting preseason hype, and we expect them to live up to it. DeVante Parker is returning from a big Sophomore year. He will likely have a bigger role in the offense this year, which is impressive consider it seemed that every time he caught a pass last year he was in the end zone. Lorenzo Mauldin is an anchor for our defense, and this year should be a big one for Mr. Mauldin. With studs like this on both sides of the ball, it should be a great year for Louisville football. There is also a new iPhone wallpaper, featuring the silhouette of a couple football Cards.
2012-2013 Louisville Cardinal Basketball Wallpapers (Most players represented)
It is an exciting time to be a Louisville Cardinal; The football team is going to the Sugar Bowl, Charlie Strong is staying, and the basketball team is ranked in the top 10. This set of wallpapers is to celebrate the latter, with a wallpaper for just about every player on the basketball team. I know that I'm missing a few, but they will be added as soon as I get pictures to use. If your favorite player didn't get a wallpaper, keep checking back, because it's coming. Thanks for looking, and thanks to Brandon Pry (Prudat) at cardshout.com for the images. Brandon takes great pictures and does great design work, so definitely check him out.
Wallpaper Pages
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Hyacinth Macaw Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus is currently listed as Endangered under criterion A2c,d because the population has undergone very rapid declines in the past and the threats of illegal trapping for the cagebird trade and habitat loss persist. The rate of past declines has been estimated to be in the range of 50-79% over 45 years (estimate of three generations).
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SNEeSe is an emulator for the Nintendo SNES console for x86 PCs. SNEeSe is written in 32-bit C, C++, and NASM x86 assembly. Project goal is to make as accurate, functional, and usable an emulation core as is reasonably possible.59 weekly downloads
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You should listen to Brother Iz as you read this.
It has a been WAY too long since I've posted on my blog. Life happened.
I lost my Noni to breast cancer on 1/13/14.
It's hard to even type any more.
When I was little, I went to my Noni's every day. My mom worked as a nurse, so she always had some crazy hours. Every day, I'd pull up to Noni's house and say, "Hi Noni's house!" We would have our cheerios and watch our TV. Noni never changed the channel. The TV was on channel 2 (CBS) all day long. We would watch The Price is Right and then as the news came on, it would be time for lunch. Peanut butter and jelly. Every day. Then I would go down for my nap as she watched her "stories." And at 5:00, every day, Grandpa would come home and dinner would be on the table. He would put MASH on. I can still hear Noni yelling, "IACER!" to the MASH theme song.
Sometimes, my day with Noni would start at my house and she would eventually take me down to her house. On the way, we would count all the American flags. There were always 13.
In summer time, Noni loved to sit on her porch. All her neighbors would come up and visit and talk with us. Noni knew everyone. She would always say to me, "I just talk to everyone. Life is too short." I could sit on that porch with her for hours. She had this little black and white TV and we used to watch her stories on when we sat out there and she would do her crocheting and wave to every car that went by. She had so many friends, her neighbors, her card buddies, her church buddies, her Democratic Committee buddies - she knew everyone. And everyone knew her.
|Noni's birthday, some year ago.
I remember when I was trying to decide where to go for college. Noni would always tell me about Marywood and the history and the sisters and then she would, of course, add, "If you go to Marywood, you can come visit me for lunch." And that's exactly what I did. I would make my school schedule so that I would have afternoons free to go have lunch with Noni. She always bought me my lunch meat and my cooper sharp cheese. Grandpa would always say, "Noni buys that just for you." Then, we would do the same thing. Watch our TV. Her stories, Judge Judy, Inside Edition. Last year, we bought her an iPad for Christmas, so as we sat watching our shows, she and I would sit on our iPads playing Slotomania or Candy Crush or Bingo or "Mahjahongy" as Noni called Mahjong. Every day.
|The iPad Christmas 2012
On the weekends, the channel would actually change (WHOA) to the Game Show Network, where we would sit and watch endless episodes of Match Game and The Newlywed Game. I just enjoyed sitting there with her. Knowing she was there. She was like my best friend.
On her 75th birthday, we took her to her favorite place at the time - the Olive Garden. We had the greatest time. And she told us not to tell the waitstaff it was her birthday, but we did anyway. And she loved every second of it.
|Noni's 75th
She loved being with her family more than anything. She loved our trips to Maxie's, our trips to the girls' basketball games, going to the Iacovazzi family Chirstmas party every year, having Christmas Eve with the Coleman's and just sitting and eating her homemade sauce with her family.
Noni was a big card player, and we would sit for hours playing our Kansas City Rummy. She played every Thursday with her friends at the Abington Senior Center, so I knew on Thursdays - I couldn't go over before 1:00. In the summertime, she literally played one day a week my Aunt Janet and their neighbor from 9-5.
Noni loved her Bon Ton and her Boscov's. The last place I actually took her was the Bon Ton before they went out of business. We had to get a new coffee pot. It was still too expensive in Bon Ton. I remember taking her to the Bon Ton in Wilkes Barre and she hated the highways so we would take all the back roads down there. Their Bon Ton had a bigger selection of her Alfred Dunner and Beckenridge. She always loved to show us her Beckenridge outfits with the tops that perfectly matched the bottoms. If the top had a sailboat on it, the bottom had a sailboat on it. We went on countless trips to the new Walmart in Taylor and every time we walked in there, she would say "Where do all these people come from speaking these languages? It's like we are in Puerto Rico." Every time. She used to take two other older ladies to the grocery store every Tuesday. When Noni couldn't drive any more, my mom would take them all. I took them once and Noni and I perused through the store and she would make me wait at the deli counter because they took too long for Noni to stand there and hold up her friends.
|The Great Grandchildren. Kaylee and Brooke's 1st Birthday
Noni was an avid basketball fan. And every referee in town knew who she was. I sat with her at every game, no one else really wanted to. She would take her glasses off and offer them kindly to the ref as he ran by. She would tell them how awful they were. Our favorite line was when she told the ref to "Hang his shirt up and retire."
Noni loved her animals. She inherited a bird from my cousin, Joey. She got a cat from the animal shelter, and she LOVED her dog, Mya. She always teased her and played with her. I can still hear her yelling across the house to the dog. In her last days at home, she kept telling the dog, "I'm gonna miss you, Mya."
Noni was always there to save you. No matter what kind of trouble you were in. She would really take in anyone. She had many house guests over the years. I can recall this one time, my car and I got stuck in a ditch in Old Forge during a snow storm and one call to Noni and Grandpa was on his way to save me. Sometimes I wonder - who will save me now?
|I have no idea what this is from
Noni never failed to make me laugh. When everyone was on my nerves or I was having a bad day, Noni was my escape. We could sit there for hours and just be happy. And she would make me laugh. I don't think she ever really realized how hilarious she was. That's what I really miss the most.
One time, we were sitting on her porch and Grandpa came out to mow the lawn. He did the whole thing and then came up and sat on the porch and Noni said, "Iacer, it doesn't look any different. What did you do?" He forgot to put the blade down on the lawn mower. Noni and I laughed the whole time he re-did the lawn.
|Noni and Grandpa's Wedding, 1958.
Grandpa and Noni were married 55 years. He told me they planned their wedding in two weeks. He said to her, "I want to get married and I don't want to waste any time." And on their 50th anniversary, we had a huge party - all the Iacovazzi's, all the Coleman's - it was everything Noni wanted. A great time with her family.
|The Iacovazzi's. Anniversary Party 2008
When Noni told me she had "the cancer' (she always put "the" in front of everything) I lost it. This was not supposed to happen. Not to my Noni. I made it a point to see her every day. I had to keep her going. To lift her spirits. I hated leaving her. I would cry every time I had to go back to school. We would still sit there, watching our Queen Latifah and playing on our iPads. Her appetite weakened and so did mine. There were so many things it felt wrong to do if Noni couldn't do them. Still, we carried on as the doctors told us she would be in remission in six months and blah blah blah. I saw her every day - they didn't. I knew it was worse than they knew, but I still carried that hope. She told me she wanted to show me the pattern for the blanket she had started to crochet. I knew, she knew. She said she was too tired today. She would show me tomorrow. Tomorrow didn't exactly come as planned. I knew - when she didn't ask for her iPad - something was wrong. Aunt G and I never left her side - day and night. On her last day home, I sat by her. I couldn't leave her. Then they took her to the hospital. She moved to Hospice within 3 days.
|Joey, Lindsay, me, Noni, Iacovazzi Family Christmas Party, 2012.
Being in Hospice was like a family reunion. There were no less than like...20 people there with her. Always. Talking to Noni, telling stories, playing on our iPads, eating together. It was like we were one of those families that all live in one big house - except it was just the 7th floor of CMC. She couldn't tell you, but I know she loved every second of it. She was in room 777 - the casino room, we called it. At night, we stayed with her - my cousins: Lindsay and Joey, and I - and every move she made, we were there with her. Anything we could do for her, we would. She never left us - we would never her.
It was a Monday night when she passed. 5:45 ish. As I saw her take that final breath - my world fell apart. How do we live without Noni? The matriarch of our family.
Goodbye is my least favorite word.
Though, I can feel her. She is still here, like in the book she gave me to read once, Johnny Angel. One day, I went to visit her, and I laid in the snow next to her and it was like I could hear her yelling at me.
I know she's with me. Every day.
I know when I'm running late and all the lights turn green, that's Noni.
I know when I'm having a bad day and I find a penny on the ground, that's Noni.
I know when I'm watching GSN and I actually get an answer right, that's Noni.
I know when I'm worried about a test and get a good grade, that's Noni.
I know when I've lost something and it turns up right by me, that's Noni.
I know when I need guidance, my guardian angel will help. That's my Noni.
|Kaylee and Brooke's birthday, 2012
She taught me so much. I was lucky to have her in my life as long as I did.
I love her so much, and I will miss her always.
My Noni. My Angel.


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Very delicious. I did make a few changes, some of which weren't good, like cutting down on the butter. (The crumbs were still "dry" at the end of cooking.) I reduced some of the spices and added Grande Marnier and minced candied ginger to the apricots from my backyard. I also substituted eight drops of vanilla stevia for the white sugar. Over all it was really good -- just needed to use the full butter amount. I also found almond gelato on sale today and topped it with that. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
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This was first made for Father's Day. It has been made 3 more times since then. The first time raspberries were added as I had a handful left. The apricots were from Costco and were very good. Everyone loved this. I made it a second time with home grown apricots, coconut was added as i had a little left, marvelous. Today I made it with mixed stone fruit. Primarily apricots but also donut peaches, regular peaches and nectarines. These were all back yard fruits from a neighbor. I do not add much or any sugar to the fruit itself. The first two times only half the topping mixture was used and that was sufficient when served with ice cream. Today I doubled everything and placed in a 9x13 pan. I'll update on the results after the July 4 party.
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I was a bit disappointed. I may have put in too much lemon juice, but my cobbler came out sour, even though the fruit was sweet. I will try again with less lemon juice and more sugar. The crumble topping was good, though I substituted it with sliced almonds instead of pecans, since that's what I have on hand.


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Thales (Θαλῆς; c. 624 BC – c. 546 BC) was a Greek philosopher and one of the Seven Sages of Greece.
- Σοφώτατον χρόνος· ἀνευρίσκει γὰρ πάντα.
- Time is the wisest of all things that are; for it brings everything to light.
- As quoted in Diogenes Laërtius, The Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers, I, 35
- Οὔ τι τὰ πολλὰ ἔπη φρονίμην ἀπεφήνατο δόξαν
- A multitude of words is no proof of a prudent mind.
- As quoted in Diogenes Laërtius, The Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers, I, 35; as translated in Dictionary of Quotations (Classical) edited by Thomas Benfield Harbottle, p. 455
- Also translated as: "Many words do not declare an understanding heart."
- Ἐὰν ἃ τοῖς ἄλλοις ἐπιτιμῶμεν, αὐτοὶ μὴ δρῶμεν
- Avoid doing what you would blame others for doing.
- As quoted in Diogenes Laërtius, The Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers, I, 36
- The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself.
- Many Thoughts of Many Minds (1862), by Henry Southgate, p. 338
- Hope is the only good that is common to all men; those who have nothing else possess hope still.
- A Dictionary of Thoughts (1908) by Tryon Edwards, p. 234
- Placing your stick at the end of the shadow of the pyramid, you made by the sun's rays two triangles, and so proved that the pyramid [height] was to the stick [height] as the shadow of the pyramid to the shadow of the stick.
- Nothing is more ancient than God, for He was never created; nothing more beautiful than the world, it is the work of that same God; nothing is more active than thought, for it flies over the whole universe; nothing is stronger than necessity, for all must submit to it.
- As quoted in Love and Live Or Kill and Die: Realities of the Destruction of Human Life (2009) by James H. Wilson, p. 72
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- Nothing is more active than thought, for it travels over the universe, and nothing is stronger than necessity for all must submit to it.
- Strongest is Necessity because it governs all things.
- As quoted in Symbolism of the Sphere: A Contribution to the History of Earlier Greek Philosophy (1977), by Otto Brendel p. 36
- Megiston topos: hapanta gar chorei
- Place is the greatest thing, as it contains all things.
- As quoted in Encyclopedia of Philosophy for Smartphones and Mobile Devices (2007) by MobileReference
- Place is the greatest thing, as it contains all things.
- [One] who is healthy in body, resourceful in soul and of a readily teachable nature.
- Definition of a happy man, as quoted in Encyclopedia of Philosophy for Smartphones and Mobile Devices (2007) by MobileReference
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- Thales asserted Water to be the principle of things. For he saw that matter was principally dispensed in moisture, and moisture in water; and it seemed proper to make that the principle of things, in which the virtues and powers of beings, and especially the elements of their generations and restorations, were chiefly found. He saw that the breeding of animals is in moisture ; that the seeds and kernels of plants (as long as they are productive and fresh), are likewise soft and tender; that metals also melt and become fluid, and are as it were concrete juices of the earth, or rather a kind of mineral waters; that the earth itself is fertilised and revived by showers or irrigation, and that earth and mud seem nothing else than the lees and sediment of water; that air most plainly is but the exhalation and expansion of water; nay, that even fire itself cannot be lighted, nor kept in and fed, except with moisture and by means of moisture. He saw, too, that the fatness which belongs to moisture, and which is the support and life of flame and fire, seems a kind of ripeness and concoction of the water.
- Francis Bacon, in De Principiis Atque Originibus as translated in The Philosophical Works of Francis Bacon (1905) edited by John M. Robertson
- It seems probable that the early Greeks were largely indebted to the Phoenicians for their knowledge of practical arithmetic or the art of calculation, and perhaps also learnt from them a few properties of numbers. It may be worthy of note that Pythagoras was a Phoenician; and according to Herodotus, but this is more doubtful, Thales was also of that race.
- Thales had a motto — sophotaton chronos aneuriskei gar panta — which means time is wisest because it discovers everything. We still live by that motto — we mark the time and aid the discoveries by keeping the soul lines intact.
- Dennis Batchelder, in Soul Identity (2007, p. 59
- According to Diogenes Laertius, Thales believed that "water constituted the principle of all things."
- Varadaraja V. Raman, in Indic Visions: In an Age of Science (2011), p. 181
- Since Alyattes would not give up the Scythians to Cyaxares at his demand, there was war [ Battle of Halys ] between the Lydians and the Medes for five years; each won many victories over the other, and once they fought a battle by night. They were still warring with equal success, when it happened, at an encounter which occurred in the sixth year, that during the battle the day was suddenly turned to night. Thales of Miletus had foretold this loss of daylight to the Ionians, fixing it within the year in which the change did indeed happen.


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The Patent Process on a Tight But Realistic BudgetPosted: Saturday, Jun 14, 2014 @ 10:00 am | Written by Renee C. Quinn | 1 Comment »
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The patenting process can be very overwhelming and quite costly to an inventor who wishes to secure patent protection for their invention. But there are certain steps of the process that should not be neglected because of financial constraints, otherwise your efforts could actually be counterproductive and work against you in the end, not to mention your money will be wasted.
Regularly, we have inventors come to us for assistance with their inventions but start their conversation with "I have a very limited income." With the economy being as tough as it is for as long as it has been since the economic downturn, increasing numbers of people are dusting off their old invention ideas and working on them in hopes that a new invention will help get them out of debt and to a better place financially. The problem is these inventors are also often the ones that have little disposable income with which to protect their inventions.
An all too typical conversation with inventors with limited funds starts like this: "I need it to cost under $600, because that is all I have to spend." But the filing fees payable to the USPTO alone are $130 for a provisional patent application (half that much if you qualify as a micro entity) and a minimum of $800 for a non-provisional patent application (again, half that much for micro entities). If you are successful in convincing the patent examiner you deserver a patent the issue fee due to the United States Patent and Trademark Office will be $480, or $240 if you are a micro entity. Without even considering the cost of patent drawings, which should be considered absolutely essential, or any other fees that may come due during the process, it is impossible to obtain a patent for such a little investment even if you represent yourself.