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Do you remember when The Secret was all the rage? You could not escape the law of attraction discussion about making a shift in your thoughts to draw better things in your life. Even though I was skeptical about the commercializing and consumerism involved in the whole "movement", I can still appreciate the message.
When you apply the law of attractions to dating, it's difficult to apply the concepts to the reality of single life. Are we all responsible for the love life we have right now? Are we the reason that people come into our lives? If we are carrying emotional baggage, are we destined to pull in the same individual into a relationship? If we are happy and in a good place, will the same kind of person be drawn to you?
Even though we have a desire for one type of person, why do you think the complete opposite lands in our lives?
Do you agree with the statement that the person you are dating is a reflection of you? If that is the case, do you "look" like the person who is looking back at you these days? If not, is that a good thing or a bad thing?
August 25th, 2009
8:19 am
It's all about:
Reciprocity – you get back from the world, what you put into it; or
Karma – the abiding belief that we are all tied together; or
The Golden Rule – "Do unto others…"
Regardless of the language (words) you choose to describe it, when you're 'not right' the people that you attract ain't neither. When you get to the head space that is comfortable with who you are (flaws and all) – into (or onto for Melo) your lap falls people of a like mind.
It's the fundamental difference of knowing what you want and knowing who you need.
Oh, good morning.
August 25th, 2009
8:50 am
Good Morning All,
I was deep yesterday..I will try to avoid that today..so to answer the topic..YES! I have come to accept (recent as this weekend) that I hold an attraction for and apparently attract the same type of man..even if they come wrapped in different packages..they all have common elements.. not sure what it says about me..but apparently I am putting out into the universe that I desire men who are: ex-military or police, tall(although that is fluid), have a fondness for firearms, sci-fi, and collect(or at some pointed had a collection) of comic books. Mine you not all men I dated had these same elements and quirks. But when I tried to date outside of this it never quite clicks. So I figure might as well bend to the will of the universe.
August 25th, 2009
8:52 am
Good morning Ladies and Gents,
You can create results or you can make excuses. It's much more fun and fulfilling to create the results you have chosen to create.
The opportunities are always there. Your job is to seize them and work them into real, meaningful achievements.
Always, there are challenges. And always, there are ways to successfully move through those challenges.
Whatever you can envision, you can achieve. Sure, there are plenty of excuses for not doing so, and yet there are also plenty of ways to make it happen.
The purpose of your magnificent life is not to merely endure. There are wonderful, unique treasures that only you can create.
Fulfillment of your authentic purpose is worth every effort. Never settle for less from yourself than the absolute best you can be.
Have a GREAT DAY!
August 25th, 2009
8:59 am
We are definitely responsible for whomever we've allowed into our lives right now. We cannot control who vies for position in it, but we most certainly are the ones whom we grant access. This is why being too thirsty is not hot. Don't let dudes all up in your area just to show the world you can get one. So what. The bigger challenge is "Can you get rid of 'em?"
Want an explanation of the opposites? Well I think we un/consciously seek what we are missing. I'm a very warm, compassionate person gives
good tough love. It's no mystery why emotionally and relationship-ly unavailable dudes are drawn to me. I don't luv it, but I think there's an explanation for it.
I believe that if you're actively dating someone, they're probably a reflection of at least one aspect of your personality. An indication of what floats ya boat…
August 25th, 2009
9:07 am
Well, The Laws of Attraction have been around for like a wayyyyyyyyyyy long time. I remember learning about it in Science class in junior high school, so when The Secret came out, I really wasn't too impressed because it was the same ole thing, just repackged and hyped up.
Regarding dating, I don't think it is always the case that the person you are dating is a reflection of you, but it is possible. I guess I would need to have a more specific definition of "dating". I personally don't want someone who is exactly like me. I mean, 2 of me? LOL. That would not be rad. I would, however, like to have someone who I have things in common with, is silly and outgoing like I am, and I feel comfortable with.
Sheesh, I have a case of "The Mondays" even though today is Tuesday lol. I feel soooooo "blah" today.
August 25th, 2009
9:09 am
I do believe you attract what you are. The guys I date have the same mentality as me…indifference. A friend of mine is only motivated by marriage and babies and she attracts a vastly different guy me. She'll be married long before I will.
But in any case, I'm pleased with the type of man I attract.
August 25th, 2009
9:10 am
I am one to believe that everything about us is a reflection or expression of who we are. From where I live, to what I wear, to the people I keep company with, it's all me.
I do believe we attract who we attract by what we put out there and we are responsible for where we are in life, even in dating. Happy attracts happy in the grand scheme of living.
Now this topic can be a lesson for all of us. You may think that you are, but to know for sure take a look at your surroundings. Take a peek at those drawn into your air. It's not so much of those that approach but rather those that remain. My pretty face could attract many but my air, my personality, my character will hold whom it will hold and bond with whom it will bond.
I very much believe that the one that is looking back at me is a reflection of me in many, many ways. I'm telling you it covers a whole lot. We say a lot about each other.
August 25th, 2009
9:24 am
It's a beautiful morning!
I do not believe you are who you date at all. Nor do I believe I am who my friends are. I will press rewind and say this again, human beings are complex individuals and we are skillful at hiding things and ignoring things we do not want to face. With that said, I believe we attract imposters because we are so eager to have someone in our lives that we ignore the red flags and logic. We are simply ready for love and weary of kissing frogs.
I believe in karma, but if what goes around comes around IMO it means that I am attracting what I used to be not what I am today. Maybe I am paying for past sins, and you know what I will answer the call and deal with the consequences but I do know this I am not who I attract, because I have attracted some good ones, but I have attracted some liars, thieves, maniacs, losers, broke down and used up type fellas and I am none of those things today and never were.
August 25th, 2009
9:27 am
Well I think we un/consciously seek what we are missing.
TwoLincolns I only partly agree with this. I do think that the right couple provides balance for each other in the relationship, but I can't say that I believe that it is necessarily because we provide something to each other that we are lacking. That may be true but I personally don't think that is 100%.
I like to think that I am strong willed however I know I need my man to be stronger. Whether that is a subconscious need for one to possess an ability of strength that I lack in order to be me I don't know. But I do know that I expect a man, my man to possess that greater strength being that I myself am strong within.
August 25th, 2009
9:28 am
@Kym GM it was deep yesterday and sometimes it is good to have those discussions or at least read in on them. I really appreciated the discussion yesterday and I got a lot out of it, both you and Tazzee shared a lot of value.
August 25th, 2009
9:33 am
Hi Wise …thought about you driving in this morning. I threw in my Bob Segar cd with "We've Got Tonight" on it. That song hits me right where I live…too many strange hotel bars in too many strange cities. Oh well.
Re the topic:
"Are we all responsible for the love life we have right now?" Absolutely…too many people wait for life to come to them.
Are we the reason that people come into our lives? If we are carrying emotional baggage, are we destined to pull in the same individual into a relationship?
Yup, deep down we somehow think that two halfs make a whole, when in reality it is like tying two drunks together and thinking they should then be able to walk.
If we are happy and in a good place, will the same kind of person be drawn to you?
Maybe, but life has no guarantees.
Even though we have a desire for one type of person, why do you think the complete opposite lands in our lives?
What we think we want and what actually attracts us are often not one and the same.
Do you agree with the statement that the person you are dating is a reflection of you?
If that is the case, do you "look" like the person who is looking back at you these days? If not, is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Nope, they are much prettier and probably nicer
August 25th, 2009
9:34 am
I'm personally on the fence with this one. I pray to God I'm not what I attract…no, seriously. In my experience of dating, I've attracted a variety of men…none of them are the same in most categories (physically, mentally or emotionally)but the ending was the same. For most, it was simply timing. I seem to come along at the "wrong" time. I'm pretty cool with all of my exes and most of them (still) quote the same line, "you're great, the perfect woman, you just came along at a time when I wasn't ready." Or maybe they just weren't ready for me because most of them…heyal, just about all of them have gone on to form relationships with other people. But how is that a reflection of me?
August 25th, 2009
9:37 am
Here's a very simple example.
There is a guy that work with me and when he started a few years back he would get teased almost every morning with folks saying "your girlfriend let's you come out of the house dressed like that?", then one day we met the girlfriend. She dressed like that. He broke up with that girlfriend and during his girlfriendless stage he bumped it up a notch by way of suggestions and tips from some of us women in the office. Now he has a new girl, a new look and a new attitude. That's just a very simple superficial example. Yet it still lends credence to angry tolerates angry, happy attracts happy and misery loves company.
August 25th, 2009
9:41 am
Well, my favorite button says: If we are what we eat, I could be you by morning…is that the same thing…lol
August 25th, 2009
9:44 am
When you're in a committed relationship, you affect the person that you're with and vice versa (for good or bad). You pick up habits and traits from each other. So yeah, you kinda are who you date in that you each tolerate, and to some extent mimic the other person.
When it's good, both lives are improved beyond measure, regardless of the outcome of the relationship. When it's bad…well, we know about that.
But that (to me) is part of life, impacting the world. And if I can't impact the person that I'm dating (and vice versa), then neither of us is on our job.
August 25th, 2009
9:49 am
I pray to God I'm not what I attract…no, seriously.
Eternal Deeva I went thru a few different stages of dating in my life and looking back I can truly say that I attracted them due to something about me.
I attracted the" Capt'n" shorter after my first husband died and ended up getting knocked by the one I fell for. I attracted the losers. Too many to count. I attracted the guys that needed to be severely coddled and nurtured, you know because that was my mission in life to be the greatest mother of all and right the wrong that I had done to myself. Then I began to grow and change out of necessity for a better more fulfilling life. At that time I began to attract a better quality of men. I did not form a relationship with all of the ones that I attracted but I cannot deny that I was the common denominator in it all.
August 25th, 2009
9:57 am
Good morning.
I like to believe I'm not entirely like what I attract, but no doubt there's a part of me that is. Men are visual creatures so to attract one doesn't necessarily mean you're of like mind. Keeping one, however, states that you are.
"Are we all responsible for the love life we have right now?" Yes, we are. Your life's experiences mold who you are today. The love life you desire is up to you to go after. Some people will be discarded, but have to belief that the person you feel is right for you and you're right for him will materialize. It just may take some time.
August 25th, 2009
9:58 am
Morning All! Great topic today WD!
Raqi – I agree with your 9:27, I also think that a couple should provide a balance for each other. Not to say one doesnt possess a certain trait, but for your SO that trait may be their strength. That provides the balance.
If we are happy and in a good place, will the same kind of person be drawn to you? Sometimes. Some people will be drawn to 'the light' you exude, others may try to dim it or take it out.
Even though we have a desire for one type of person, why do you think the complete opposite lands in our lives? Even though you may desire a certain type of person, that may not be who/what you need. I think opposites land with us because of what everything else but our mouths is saying/showing that we need. I cant say that I want a man that is decisive yet always call the shots.
Do you agree with the statement that the person you are dating is a reflection of you? No
Are we all responsible for the love life we have right now? Yes
August 25th, 2009
10:01 am
Dan I agree with that but I do believe that the likeness down within the core already exist. We do adopt each other habits and inherent each other's mannerisms but it's all due to attraction. I know of one separating couple that clash on everything. If you ask them both in a separate how did they get together they both will tell you they have no idea and it should have never been. They simply hate each other. Married less than six months and probably married too soon.
It's funny because he manages to always sit beside me at church and he'll rub his arm against mine and say "I need some of those vibes to rub off on me". I don't know what vibes he thinks he is lifting but I hope they free each other real soon, because they both wear misery in their expressions.
August 25th, 2009
10:03 am
@ Deeva4Life ***pray to God I'm not what I attract…no, seriously.***
I agree with this statement. I was in a relationship for three years and when the ish hit the fan he was living a double life. Please note we had been platonic friends for over for about seven years when we transitioned into a relationship. In the end he was a liar, and that is something I know I am not, nor do I deceive others etc. So I think if you are the common denominator to the same type of situations (on your job, friends, family and relations) YES you are attracting who you are, however every relationship I have been is not who I am. However as a thinker I will evaluate myself to see why I made the decision and maybe I trusted someone too soon or ignored red flags, but I am no liar, cheater, broke down a.s.s woman etc. I am not going to claim or receive that message, because it is so untrue.
As for being responsible for the love life I have right now. For some reason these lyrics dance in my head, so I guess I will take the 5th on that question :
Cause I can't make you love me
if you don't
You can't make your heart feel
something it won't
Here in the dark
in these final hours
I will lay down my heart
And I'll feel the power
but you won't
No, you won't
Cause I can't make you love me
if you don't
August 25th, 2009
10:03 am
@Prof..Thank you. Today I am pretty sleepy and mellow so I will see how it flows.
August 25th, 2009
10:04 am
I'll close my eyes
then I won't see
the love you don't feel
when you're holding me
August 25th, 2009
10:06 am
I have to "believe"…dagnabit!
August 25th, 2009
10:06 am
Raqi, I realize that I am the common denominator in all of my experiences…what I don't get is what it is about me that attracts the people I do? In all cases, I was the one approached and/or pursued but I can't think what it is I did, I said, etc. that made them choose me. I know it was my choice to allow them a chance to "get to know me" but I usually based that off of the person and not because he was this type or that type. I really try to give guys a chance but in those chances you find out that you're not compatible for one reason or several. I'm not dishing accountability (I know how the blog men love that word)…I'm just saying I'm not cognizant of what role I play in the people I attract.
August 25th, 2009
10:09 am
I think opposites land with us because of what everything else but our mouths is saying/showing that we need.
Mo which could very well mean it's probably not as opposing as we would like or hope to think. We talked about it on here once before. Ask someone close to you that you know you can trust to tell you what type of person you are. Or what type of air you expel. Some of us will be surprised. I know I was once.
August 25th, 2009
10:11 am
@ Raqi
re: "It's funny because he manages to always sit beside me at church and he'll rub his arm against mine and say "I need some of those vibes to rub off on me".
You have always seemed like a tremendously grounded individual, but this made me think about my last relationship. The lady (great looking) was all of the time being hit on by younger guys and could not recognize it for what it was. It was alien to her that someone 10, 15, 20 years younger could be attracted to her. When I got to the point where I could point it out before it even happened, she started realizing what was really happening.
Either way, is none of my business…just brought back memories.
August 25th, 2009
10:17 am
but I can't think what it is I did, I said
Deeva ask a trusted male friend to tell you.
Another thing too, I believe the places that we frequent also yields the fruit our living. Not saying that all the people a certain way congregate in all the same places but chances are the percentage of a kind is greater in every place.
August 25th, 2009
10:19 am
Raqi – Ask someone close to you that you know you can trust to tell you what type of person you are. Or what type of air you expel. Some of us will be surprised.
So was I! I actually was told by my counselor, so it was someone who had only known me a short period of time, yet it was the most emotional time in my life: going thru my divorce. I was soooo shocked at what she shared and then I asked people around me and got most of the same responses. It was an eye opener for sure
August 25th, 2009
10:23 am
Ask someone close to you that you know you can trust to tell you what type of person you are. Or what type of air you expel. Some of us will be surprised.
- all comments are welcome….need the feedback…that includes you ared
August 25th, 2009
10:28 am
Absolutely NOT!! Some men are attacked to me because I am nurturing, honest, trustworthy and compassionate, traits they lack. Some try and rise to the same level but it's just not in them, so by the wayside they fall back into being who they really are… liars, cheaters, manipulators, selfish individuals. Then fix their mouths to say "you're expectations are too high".
These guys are watched closely… you can tell when they are struggling – - – RED FLAG!
August 25th, 2009
10:29 am
I think sometimes in relationships it is about balance. Of the quality I mentioned like the comicbooks(seriously I do wonder about that) The guys who have won my heart also had, even tempered personalities. I mean they had tempers but they had to be pushed to the point of "Danger Will Robinson Danger," before showing it..while I on the other hand have the temper of a cheetah. 0-60 in 2 seconds flat. Two hot tempered people well it would not be a pretty picture..but a person who can step back and has the ability to assess and then react(military/cop training) provides balance to my shoot first, ask questions later. Light to my Dark, Yin to my Yang, someone said it earlier about dating emotional detached guys..yeah I have gotten that with guys I dated, but I figure I provide balance for them..I got emotions to spare baby!!
August 25th, 2009
10:31 am
Raqi, I've done that…several times. They all say the same things…they don't understand why I attract the people I do. And let me just say this, not every dude I attracted was a "bad dude"…they just weren't for me. But the real doozies…the liars, the commitment phobes, the married, the cheaters…did I say the liars? LOL My male friends think I'm a real catch. They think I'm attractive, smart, funny, easy to talk to, yada, yada, yada. Even they don't understand why I'm single at this point. I have to toss it up to it's just not my time…
August 25th, 2009
10:35 am
Three Words Daily – Miracles and Blessings.
August 25th, 2009
10:36 am
You Are Who You Date
those are core values,not outward appearances…so i wld say YES,esp if it relates to a long term partner.
I wanted an educated woman,urban,street smart,proffsnal,nice looking,well dressed,good mother potential,a good wife,good cook,smewhaht Godly,smebody with respect for my parents and a woman that cld get along well with my mum and rest of fam…..
I got that!
Outwardly tho,we are opposites in many ways.
Im an introvert,shes an extrovert,shes a loud talk, im mild mannered,she can be showy,im cool and dont like attn,shes very out going, i like it better im my den, i like to read a lot,she gets a headache the moment she starts …yadadada.
Have fun guys…im chilling at home,under the weather,but blogging in spurts! hehehe
good morning!
August 25th, 2009
10:43 am
I just feel like if you are stable, live an active lifestyle and you know who you are…the good, the bad and the ugly. You cannot take every bad relationship to heart. It goes back to that common denominator thingy…if you are having problems with other areas of your life it is YOU. If a guy buys me a sangria at the bar and the conversation flows…we exchange #s and get to know each other. Twenty-nine days later he turns out to be a man-child, a liar and loser. IMO that has nothing to do with me, and I am always thankful that it only took 29 days instead of 29 years. You can apply that same logic to most situations, again if you are having the same problems in other areas of your life the problem is probably you otherwise share your experience with Blog High and twist on…
August 25th, 2009
10:48 am
What you may attract into your life is one thing. What you allow to stay there is a different thing altogether.
August 25th, 2009
10:53 am
well, a lot of people deal with losers in their lives, like the dudes they date, yet they still saty with them.
August 25th, 2009
10:56 am
@SexyCool, I said the same thing!
August 25th, 2009
10:56 am
Randy I don't think he is hitting on me. It's a playful thing that he does when he first sits down not to mention my husband is sitting on the other side of me.
I think he does it because my husband and I both have shared casual conversation with him and his wife in the past. I usually carry a happy demeanor and being that he is truly unhappy in his situation he wants some of my happy vibes. Maybe.
August 25th, 2009
10:57 am
Throwing one other log on the fire…when discussing how we attract certain types, is it possible that ladies read too much into this. Frankly there are some real dogs out there(male) who could not care less what "vibes" you are throwing off…they just want a hit and run. My point is that in some/many instances you may be attracting jerks becuae of your vibes, but in other cases it may be just that, they are jerks.
August 25th, 2009
10:59 am
@ Raqi …I hope so. Sometimes the line is not real clear. I guess I just have a healthy distrust of men (possibly because "I are one").
August 25th, 2009
11:00 am
LOL Eternal Deeva it sometimes beeees like that.
Have you ever done so or considered dating "others"? Or all men included in what you are finding.
Let me hurry up and post the disclaimer, I am by no means saying that the "others" are better or less trifling in any way. I am just saying the "others" included gives a broader dating range.
August 25th, 2009
11:00 am
I think we date people who are "similar but different" I know in the past I have dated women who are just like me and they had my exact strongholds and that hurt our relationship at times other times it helped. I really can't say if I should attract someone like me or not..at other times I have dated the total opposite of me an now that I think about it..I think that those are the better women for me as long as we share the same foundation and common beliefs. Phuck it…this dating thing is way to complicated…makes my head hurt and I get aggravated trying to figure this stuff out…phuck it phuck…let me know when we go off topic
August 25th, 2009
11:01 am
Most people allow people to stay for different reasons, which have nothing to do with who they are. Some people simply don't know they are with a liar or someone else husband. And, some folks allows that liar to stay because they are ignoring the red flags and don't want to appear like the angry woman so they nod their head in agreement (like some of the ladies do on blog high when the men say stuff).
I KNOW there is a difference and I stick with my answer.
August 25th, 2009
11:03 am
Deeva that's interesting, but like Randy said, there are some real losers out there and no matter what, if they are losers, they are going to come at you like a loser.
W8- I agree that dating is very complicated. I'm very *blah* today.
August 25th, 2009
11:07 am
@Professor & Deeva- I totally agree with you. Not all people that you attract are necessarily a reflection of who YOU are.
I personally subscribe to the opposites attract mentality like Melo pointed out. You tend to desire certain traits in another individual but what makes you "click" is how you fit together. Now I'm not saying that another person can complete you(I hate when people say that) because I believe you should be whole before you seek someone else, but you'll compliment one another. I can't remember who said it earlier but I definitely don't want two of me, we'd drive each other up a wall!
I like to think of attraction as a catch-all. You cast your net and who knows what you'll draw in. If I catch some losers who stick out like sore thumbs, I immediately know to throw them back. However, if they're cunning and fall through the cracks I don't believe that I attract losers because I am one.
August 25th, 2009
11:14 am
Raqi, honestly I've never even entertained the idea of dating "others"…not to mention, I can only recall a few instances where I was approached by them. It's never been something that I was open to…mainly because I haven't met one that really "stuck out" to me. I guess if I met someone (regardless what race) that really intrigued me, I'd then be open to the idea.
August 25th, 2009
11:14 am
LOL Compelling. It's also true that losers attract winners. How many times have we known couples and said to ourselves "how in the heck did he land her"?
August 25th, 2009
11:15 am
LOL @ swirling. I *heart* swirling very much.
August 25th, 2009
11:16 am
@page- thing is I know I am my own worst enemy towards my desired goal. I will pull back, leave things open to speculation, put up all sorts of smokescreens, etc. Especially when the person is very similar to me. I would not say it's fear of commitment..I think it's fear of love. I know that in my past I have had people love me and be there for me and I have betrayed them..and now in my life I fear that this is going to continue to comeback on me like it has before. So I think as a defense mechanism I try to flee before I fall to head over heals and deep..but then again I try and hangon…until I see any little thing i dont like then I use that as a rationale in my mind to pull away….Currently I am working thru that and giving dating another try and I have made a commitment to myself to just try and stick it out and be more open and put myself at risk…no risk no reward…no risk no reward…I do know that I try not to be jilted and carry over MY past failures into a new relationship, even though others will not forgive you..you still have to forgive yourself. No my problem is letting go and forgiving others for what they have done to me. Me dating someone who is JUST like me…hell no…me dating someone who is similar to me…yeah that may work…maybe…no risk no reward


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Are you getting the most out of your business?
One of my favorite things about writing for this blog is that I get to have interesting conversations with people about things I've never considered. Take buying a business on eBay. Never in a thousand years would I have guessed that this was possible.
Not only is it possible, it turns out that the business-for-sale marketplace on eBay is highly active. In a recent search, I found hundreds of businesses that might be legitimate purchase targets, including 870 businesses — advertising businesses, cafes, bakeries — that were priced from $10,000 to $100,000.
I also stumbled upon Rob Bellenfant, who started his first business when he was 12 years old. During the time he and a partner ran that business, they pivoted four times: What started as a web-design company became a web-hosting business, then morphed into a server-management company and ended up as an information technology staffing company. Then Mr. Bellenfant, all of 18 and about to enter his first year at the University of Tennessee, sold the business to his partner.
Mr. Bellenfant has bought five businesses on eBay, four of them busts. Read more…

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Also- be careful buying their products if you have children! Bright colors make it seem like a toy!
i have one of these knives & i *love* it. the only problem is that it's so sharp i've cut my fingers more than once. (i know ... clumsy.) it really does come in handy for things like chopping herbs & mincing garlic.
I think Kuhn could have done a better job with their marketing photos. The way the chopper is being held does not really make it seem ergonomic or practical for an herb chopper. I would want a rocking design. Since the design is irregular, I suspect there's some thought to this but again, the pictures don't really demonstrate it. They show the user holding it just like a knife, which this is not.
Check out the video on the Williams-Sonoma page. Much better.
Just wondering if it's mandatory to always say "we" when writing these posts. It just seems weird to be saying "we nearly cut our finger off."
This post is just strange. I hope that it wasn't made in earnest, but rather to communicate to the powers that be that the royal we is incohate.
"We nearly cut our finger off"....harr harrr LOL ROTFL!!!
I think Kuhn Rikon is great. Their vegetable peeler, a three dollar item, is the best peeler I have ever used. That said, why would anyone buy this tool? It's awkward and seems inefficient.
I can't see myself buying this. It just strikes me as a uni-tasker. I'll stick with a knife.
It's Queen Victoria!
Either none of the management ever reads the "comments" or they really enjoy the way the readers go to town on the writers who post in the royal we. Perhaps there are food bloggers who pull it off, but this one can't. It just sounds remarkably pretentious.
I suspect that you are supposed to rest your left hand on the side. Until a few months ago, I would have said that a mezzaluna (a half-moon shaped blade with a round handle on each side) is the only way to go. But my sister just senT me Giada Delaurentis' Mezzaluna knife - love it!!! She set off quite a scare at boarder control at Fiumicino airport- apperently knives are not good to send in the mail! Giada's Mezzaluna knife does all the work of the mezzaluna and stores in your knife drawer!! Because let's face it... the most ridiculous part about this herb chopper is how you would store it without cutting, "all of your finger" off!
Giada's super cool knife:
My knife drawer (no room for herb chopper):
Why convince people to buy a needless kitchen gadget? All you need are a couple of good, sharp knives and correct form. Sure, if you're not paying attention by watching tv, or talking on the phone, or daydreaming, you'll cut yourself. That's why you keep your head down, eyes on what you're doing. Don't clutter your kitchen with this junk!
BTW, did you know that you can cut yourself on this too?!?!?!
For cutting herbs I just use a small pair of scissors. Goes much faster than anything else. This gadget is for kitchen gadget collectors only. Well that's what "we" over here think!
No unitasker will ever make it into my kitchen. ever.
There's also such a thing as the editorial "we," which is what's being employed here, to perfectly fine effect. It's not "incohate" (incoherent?) -- it's a literary device.


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Marissa Mayer's decision to bring work-at-home Yahoo! employees back to the office has set off a firestorm. Lakshmi Ramarajan writes on how to mitigate the problem. Closed for comment; 13 Comments posted.
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Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen:
Gold closed down by 23.20 to 836.70, Silver fell by 27 cents to 10.61. Yesterday was options expiry, so we expect the cartel to raid these metals to prevent the exercising of options.
They could not fool the gold shares as the xau rose despite gold's drubbing. The open interest on gold rose by 1122 contracts to 294600. Silver's OI fell slightly by 266 contracts to 86000.
Over in the comex silver pits, the comex released two days figures and we witnessed approximately 700,000 oz of silver hit. The new total stands at 30.3 million oz to which you must add 1.0 million oz from Nov.'s options exercised. There are another 130 contracts or 600,000 oz left to be hit. As well we have over 550 contracts( 2.8 million oz) exercised for the Jan non delivery month. In total, then we have 30.3 + 1.0 + .6 + 2.8 = 34.7 million oz. There are 77 million registered silver oz.
The comex has not seen one oz of either gold or silver enter their premises. We will have to wait until Dec 31.08 to see if there is any fireworks.
The COT report released after the market closed showed commercials feeding the comex paper in silver and gold. The only supplier is JPMorgan.
Libor fell to 1.50 from 1.53%. Lease rates also fell with the 3 month gold lease below 1.50%. The silver lease rate is just above the 1.5% so silver remains in slight backwardation. The banks are still loathe to lend.
In economic news, you all saw that Congress is going to bail out temporarily the auto industry. They are going to loan these guys 14 billion dollars to help them until Feb. The Dow initially rose on the news but in the end the Dow fell by 26 points. Crude Oil fell at one point to 32.00 but recovered late in the day to 34.50. Strangely, Brent sea oil which is the poorer cousin of the light sweet crude, remained constant at 44.00 per barrel. I have never seen a huge disparity of 10,00. Light sweet oil should be trading at a premium to Brent.
The big news of the day was Goldman Sachs going positive on gold at the Tocom. Here is the link and I will explain its significance:
In the December 18 session on the TOCOM Goldman Sachs COVERED an absolutely gob-smacking 1,307 gold short contracts which reduces their short position to just 495 contracts and leaves their long position unchanged at 1,337 contracts and makes them NET LONG – REPEAT, NET LONG 842 contracts. This is an absolutely stunning development! This is the largest net long position they have held ever since I have been tracking the TOCOM data which is almost 3 years. Considering Goldman's role in the Cartel and links to the Treasury this is of earth shattering significance. It should also be noted that for ANY trader to be buying 1.3 tonnes of gold in a single day it deserves attention, when it is Goldman Sachs it has special significance.
There are more and more signs that the gold market is about to make a very big upwards move.
Goldman sachs entered Tocom trading 3 years ago. At one point, they were 55,000 contracts net short. In Toyko you must declare your long and short positions, unlike that at the comex. Everything over there is transparent.
Goldman has been retreating from their high shorts and slowly removing the short end of the stick and going long on gold.
However, it is clear, that Goldman did not want to be short gold when Obama took office. Goldman is also very aware of the comex inventory in both silver and gold and they are a very strong cartel member if not the quarterback.
There was major behind the scenes rumblings about derivative losses at JPMorgan.
JPMorgan is the huge garbage can that have been collecting all the derivative losses at Washington Mutual, Wachovia, Bearn Stearns, and Lehman Brothers.
In July we saw commodity prices zoom out of control. Now we see commodity prices plummet and this has unintended consequences. Commodity countries are seeing their exports fizzle to zero and this has caused their external deficits to climb. We are now seeing major countries in severe financial problems led by the
All of the above have huge current account deficits and they are short of foreign capital. As you might expect, these guys also have the largest credit default swaps written on them. The largest underwriters of these default swaps are AIG ( now assumed by JPMorgan), Citibank and the leader of them all, JPMorgan.
The default by
If the comex defaults on the 31st of December, JPMorgan will be the defaulter as they hold the largest commercial short position.
We are in knowledge that this is going on behind the scenes.
Many have asked me to explain whether we are in a recession or depression. Are we deflating or are we inflating? Lets get some definitions out there and I will try and explain the difference to you.
Inflation is simply the increase in the money supply chasing too few goods. Price rises generally follow.
Deflation is simply the decrease in money supply (credit) chasing many goods. Prices generally fall.
A recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of no growth or negative growth. Generally we see a fall in GDP of 1% per quarter.
If the contraction from top to bottom is greater than 10%, then we refer to this as a depression.
In a deflation, governments have no control over the economy and therefore all politicians will try their utmost to protect the economy from heading into this dangerous economic spiral.
Today, we are witnessing massive credit contraction (deflation) caused by the banks losing 4-6 trillion dollars due to the subprime, alt a and other credit bombs that have melted.
The fed has been trying to reinflate the economy by pouring liquidity (dollars) into the system. However, defaults are occurring faster than the machines are printing the dollars.
If JPMorgan defaults and as such all their derivatives will blow up. The bill has to be paid, and it will be in the trillions.
If the government decides to print all these trillions of dollars of debt defaults, then we will have massive hyperinflation. The economy will still be listless because of all the banking failures.
We would then witness a stagnant economy with rising prices. The dollar collapses. I call this a hyperinflationary depression.
If the government decides to default on its debt obligations, then foreigners take over asssets and you have a depression. The dollar collapses but will not fall as bad as in a hyperinflationary scene. We remain mired in a depression like
Yesterday, Paulson announced that he needs the second half of the TARP money. This must be classic chutzpah as many Senators and Congressman are furious with Paulson over his change in destination of TARP money. Not a cent went to citizens in need of mortgage money. All of the dollars went to the banks and 88% of the money went to pay for bonuses to the clown heads of the banks.
Barney Frank issued a statement yesterday to that effect. Barney Frank receives the most dollar contributions from the banking sector than any member of the senate or house.
It is interesting that these guys are still trying to pry money despite Bloomberg's freedom of information on where the TARP money is going. The Fed does not want to release this data.
I leave you with two important passages yesterday. They are self explanatory:
The first from Richard Russell:
Richard Russell sees it this way tonight…
Winding it all up -- The Bernanke Fed has shot its load, Fed funds are down to zero, trillions of dollars have been injected into the economy, bail-outs in all directions. The critical question -- Can Bernanke and Paulson halt deflation and turn it into something resembling inflation? IF they succeed, the we will owe them "the world." If they fail darkness will cover the land, and we may be dealing with Great Depression II. In the meantime, we eagerly search for signs pointing of their success: rising gold, declining bonds, a stable US dollar, and a slowly rising stock market.
The second from Jim Rogers:
Veteran investor says Obama's agenda will only exacerbate the problem
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
Friday, December 19, 2008
Veteran investor Jim Rogers warns that the policies of central banks and politicians are turning what would have been a recession into a new great depression, and that Barack Obama's taxation agenda will only make the problem much worse.
Speaking to Bloomberg News,
"1929 was the stock market bubble which popped, we were going into a recession and then the politicians around the world starting making horrendous mistakes which turned it into a depression, it would have been just a normal recession otherwise but the American politicians and the European politicians - everyone got in on the act and that seems to be happening this time too," said Rogers.
"If that happens, it's all over," warned Rogers, adding that the same thing will happen to the U.S. as happened to Britain between 1918 and 1939, which went from being the richest and most powerful country in the world to being a shambles. China would replace America as the great superpower in the 21st century, said
Rogers explained that the only safe haven during such a period would be commodities and precious metals like gold, which always perform well during times of extreme upheaval. Rogers said he had bought a significant amount of gold at the start of its bull run in 2002 and that he hadn't sold any of it.The veteran investor stated that shortages would translate into a strong comeback for oil, which slipped down to $36 dollars a barrel yesterday from a peak of over $145 dollars a barrel in July.
Have a great weekend.


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Pharmacy technicians help licensed pharmacists prepare prescription medications. They wait on customers and accept prescription requests in person and electronically. They may also per for administrative duties. Pharmacy technicians are responsible for counting tablets, weigh, measure and mix medications, prepare labels and select appropriate containers. they verify that all information is accurate and price the prescriptions. Pharmacy technicians may not consult with patients regarding the proper use or possible side effects of medications. Only a pharmacist may consult with patients regarding those matters. In nursing home and hospital settings pharmacy technicians may prepare sterile solutions, deliver medications to nurses and doctors and record information in patient charts. Pharmacy technicians may be asked to answer phones, operate a cash register, stock shelves, and set up patient profiles. Working hours in this profession may require working weekends, evenings, and holidays.
Currently there are no national standards for the training or qualifications for pharmacy technicians, however those with certificates, formal training and/or job experience are viewed as more desirable and often earn a higher pharmacy technician salary. Some states require a person working in this profession to have a high school diploma. Formal technical training for a career as a pharmacy technician may be found at vocational schools, junior colleges, hospitals or the military. The length of training is from six months to two years and includes classroom and laboratory training. Studies include pharmaceutical and medical terminology, pharmacy record keeping, pharmaceutical calculations and techniques, and pharmaceutical law and ethics. Trainees must learn the names, uses, actions and doses of medications they will work with. Some training programs include an internship program. At the end of the training one receives a certificate, diploma or AA degree. There are voluntary registration programs for pharmacy technicians that require an exam and a high school diploma. Applicants may not have any felony convictions or convictions of any kind related to drugs or pharmacies.
In 2008 the median pharmacy technician salary was $13.32 per hour, the low average wage was $9.27 per hour and the high average wage was $18.98 per hour. Perhaps in the future the job of a pharmacy technician will be viewed as that of a professional. As the standards in education and registration of a pharmacy technician become held to a higher standard the pharmacy technician salary will grow accordingly.


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Nine Hundred Pigs Killed In Dorset Farm Fire
An investigation is launched after a fire rips through a piggery, killing up to 900 animals, according to firefighters.
The fire happened at a farm near Beaminster, Dorset
Up to 900 pigs have died in a major fire which ripped through a piggery at a farm.
Firefighters fought a blaze for up to three hours after being called to Seaborough Manor, near Beaminster, Dorset.
A total of 50 firefighters were on the scene at the height of the fire which swept through the 330ft long piggery, destroying it.
An investigation into the cause is under way.
A spokeswoman for Dorset Fire and Rescue Service said the blaze in the roof of the piggery was reported at 6.30am on Friday.
She said: "There was an asbestos roof involved in the fire with no affect to any other properties.
"Crews were at work protecting adjacent piggeries and property."
She added: "There was 100% severe damage to the piggery and sadly approximately 900 pigs lost their lives in the fire."
The blaze is the second in less than a year to hit a Dorset farm piggery and kill large numbers of livestock.
A total of 180 piglets and 18 sows died at Corton Farm in Friar Waddon, Weymouth, when fire engulfed a farming unit in May last year.
The large farrowing unit suffered severe fire damage and none of the pigs survived.
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I had my hand surgery on Wednesday, so I am typing this with one hand. What would I do without spellcheck! You don't realize how much you use both hands throughout the day. Even just getting dressed is a challenge.
One the last post I explained that I have to drop out of the Bead Soup Challenge. But my wonderful partner sent me a package anyway. Look at this gorgeous focal bead that Pam sent! Please check out her Etsy shop for more of these. I will not be able to make anything until I get my cast off, but I already have an idea for this bead. I will give a hint. It will be a focal on a large bangle.


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Collins, whose real life parents are Phil Collins and Jill Tavelman, is currently promoting The English Teacher and Stuck in Love, while The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones is set for a summer release. Bullock, meanwhile, has The Heat co-starring Melissa McCarthy -- coming in June and the sci-fi thriller Gravity opposite George Clooney due out in October.
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Quest for Joy: Six Biblical Truths
- Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Does this make sense to you?
Do you desire the kind of gladness that comes from being satisfied with all that God is for you in Jesus? If so, then God is at work in your life.
What should you do?
Turn from the deceitful promises of sin. Call upon Jesus to save you from the guilt and punishment and bondage. "All who call upon the name of the Lord will be saved" (Romans 10:13). Start banking your hope on all that God is for you in Jesus. Break the power of sin's promises by faith in the superior satisfaction of God's promises. Begin reading the Bible to find his precious and very great promises, which can set you free (2 Peter 1:3-4). Find a Bible-believing church and begin to worship and grow together with other people who treasure Christ above all things (Philippians 3:7).
The best news in the world is that there is no necessary conflict between our happiness and God's holiness. Being satisfied with all that God is for us in Jesus magnifies him as a great Treasure.
"You have made known to me the path of life; you will fill me with joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right hand." (Psalm 16:11)
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Jesus replied: "`Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.'" (Matthew 22:37)
This is love for God: to obey his commands. And his commands are not burdensome, for everyone born of God overcomes the world. This is the victory that has overcome the world, even our faith. (1 John 5:3-4)
Worship the LORD with gladness; come before him with joyful songs. Know that the LORD is God. It is he who made us, and we are his [1]; we are his people, the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. (Psalms 100:2-4)
...because we have heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and of the love you have for all the saints—the faith and love that spring from the hope that is stored up for you in heaven and that you have already heard about in the word of truth, the gospel... (Colossians 1:4-5)
For although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to him, but their thinking became futile and their foolish hearts were darkened. Although they claimed to be wise, they became fools and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images made to look like mortal man and birds and animals and reptiles. (Romans 1:21-23)
All of us also lived among them at one time, gratifying the cravings of our sinful nature and following its desires and thoughts. Like the rest, we were by nature objects of wrath. (Ephesians 2:3)
Be appalled at this, O heavens, and shudder with great horror," declares the LORD. "My people have committed two sins: They have forsaken me, the spring of living water, and have dug their own cisterns, broken cisterns that cannot hold water. (Jeremiah 2:12-13)
But Christ has indeed been raised from the dead, the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep. (1 Corinthians 15:20)
God presented him as a sacrifice of atonement, through faith in his blood. He did this to demonstrate his justice, because in his forbearance he had left the sins committed beforehand unpunished—he did it to demonstrate his justice at the present time, so as to be just and the one who justifies those who have faith in Jesus. (Romans 3:25-26)
Now when a man works, his wages are not credited to him as a gift, but as an obligation. However, to the man who does not work but trusts God who justifies the wicked, his faith is credited as righteousness. (Romans 4:4-5)
For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith--and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not by works, so that no one can boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9)
and are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus. (Romans 3:24)
"The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a man found it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold all he had and bought that field. (Matthew 13:44)
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What is it that we run from at times? Ourselves. Our fear. Our pain. Our mistakes. Our demons. Whatever the reasons, I find that these days more and more people are finding it hard to sleep at night. Their mind is not at peace, and it doesn't matter if they are sitting at home, or going for a long drive, or for a run in the middle of the night. Their mind is racing at a speed that at times seems to be out of control.
I got a email from a reader of mine who had been following my work for years. Lets call her 'Cindy' to protect her privacy. Though we had never met, she felt connected to me through my writings. He email was long, but I got the reason why she sent me the email. She was asking me if I knew how to shut off the mind?
Most of the time, people going through this kind of suffering have a chemical imbalance. Which can be fixed by prescription drugs, not the ones you get off the streets. That chemical imbalance is a mixture of not eating well, not getting enough exercise, and not laughing enough.
Have I had times in the past where I wish I could do that – 'Shut my brain off?' Of course, we are only human, not super human. We need a reboot to our system once in while in order for us to prevent it from crashing. That reboot hopefully comes before the crash.
Cindy's pain was that she kept thinking about her past over and over in her mind. She couldn't shut off the replay loop of her thoughts. What she did wrong? Why did this happen to her? Why. Why. Why… were the thoughts going through her mind. Cindy's problem was a heartbroken relationship. The man she was with for over two years, broke her heart, because he could not take a stand for her. His family did not approve of her, and therefore, when push came to shove, his family knew what to do with their son. They gave their son a ultimatum. He out of fear, picked the only thing he knew to be secure, his parents. Cindy felt abandoned, heart-broken, betrayed, lost, lonely, confused, angry, and depressed.
After months of sulking around her house. Stalking her ex-boyfriend and putting herself through more pain and suffering. She decided to reach out for help. She sent me an email. I replied back, asking to setup a time to talk on the phone. She agreed and was surprised that I replied back. So when we spoke, I asked her, if she ate today?
She said, "A little bit, why?"
"I want to make sure you are not ignoring your health and body," I replied.
"Oh, thank you, but I am eating, not regularly, but its better than before," Cindy replied.
"Can you get a glass of water and have it beside you before we start talking," I requested.
Cindy replied "Sure."
I dialogue between Cindy and I went back and fourth for about an hour and half. What came out of that was me listening to her and not saying much until the last 22 minutes or so. What I told her was the following when she was done speaking.
"Do you want me to by force bring your ex-boyfriend back into your life and make him love you? Don't answer that, that is a rhetorical question. If I was to do that, what will you have? You will have someone at any given time, leave you again. In life you have you know your value. If you do not, people will disrespect you. Like your ex-boyfriend did. It seems like you have low self-esteem and do not mind having your ex-boyfriend mistreat you, as long as you get him back. Having low self-esteem is not a negative thing, as long as you are willing to recognize it, accept it, learn from it, and move on. What you are going through, thousands, perhaps even millions of people have gone through this before your time. You are not alone. You will get through this, stronger and more confident. The first thing you have to accept is that you are weak, and you did put your heart out there and it did not get its return on investment as you hoped. But love is not like playing the stock market, is it?"
"No, it isn't," Cindy replied.
"What keeps you up at night? Is it his kisses, his promises, picturing you two together in intimate ways?," I asked.
"Yes," she replied.
"That is natural. That feeling will come back again, but not with your ex, rather with another," I said.
"All I can tell you is this; I do not have all the answers. Even if I did, I don't think you would see them, if they were standing right in front you. Sometimes in life, in order to gain strength and be strong. You have to put in the pain and suffering mentally to get to that stage. This part of your life is not the end, its the beginning and start to a new you, which you have not yet discovered, but you are still holding your ankle as you sprained it playing tennis," I said.
"But I don't play tennis… Oh, I get it. Very smart way to look at it. Wow I am starting to feel better already," Cindy replied.
"Midnights have echoes of so many souls before your time, as they all starred into the dark night up above looking for answers, weeping away their tears of pain, looking for a way out. The way out was right in front of them, but like any kid does, when you take their favorite toy away, they are going to have a fit. And you Cindy had just gotten your toy pulled away from you and you are not happy, a bit pissed off, but don't worry. The world is a gift shop. There are lots of free new things to try out. The only condition to the freedom of choice is that you will be here again on another dark night, that when that night comes, you look at it and realize that you are not alone and you do not want to be stuck into the darkness of the midnight run of pain, tears, and insecurity," I said.
"Now would be a good time for you to take a drink from that glass of water," I said to her.
"Wow, how did you know I was getting thirsty?" she replied.
I replied to her laughing, "I am psychic," didn't you know.
Cindy was feeling on top of the world after our talk. Positive. Full of new hope. I followed up with her the following week, and she was still in positive spirits, thanking me a lot for helping her. She felt she owned me something because I helped her. I told her, you owe me nothing, because I gave you something which I borrowed from the universe anyways, and its not mine to claim. All I ask is that if you can, give it back to the universe, as we all come empty handed, and leave empty handed.
If you ever have been stuck in the midnight runs, staying awake wondering how you are going to see the light shinning back in your life. Just remember you are not alone and that you are the caption of your ship. The longer you stay in that darkness, the more the demons start playing with your head with negative thoughts, jealousy, and hate.
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The rain came crashing down like birds falling out of the sky
You Left as quickly as you arrived, a flash of light before my eye
elegantly you tip-toe past my defenses, a beautiful thief hoping over the fences
your prize sealed away after years of protection, But you wanted my heart to be in your collection
My body's a cage, and my heart was a bird, there's a lock on the gate but you knew the right word
you opened the door, and set me free, in a world so loud, didn't know how to be
anything more than a bird without wings, broken and lost I cry when I sing
silently she slipped into the shadows without being seen, keeping routine she's a programed machine
she had been caught in between the movie screen and a murder scene
a figurine, unseen, a beauty queen or a virus without a vaccine
She came and she left; a note taking her place, read and forgotten now taking up space
my ribs were a cage, but that damn bird got loose, now he gathers dust without any use
Copyright © 2012 Alex Moura
Art isn't owned she's a gift to the eyes
she's not paper or plastic she bleeds and she cries
you'll see her & know she's not like the rest
like flowers in snow her existence is blessed
you'll stop where you are and admire her pose
she's perfection itself, but I doubt that she knows
what a wonderful smile; there should really be more
I stop for a while to show I adore
her eyes tell a story, of what I don't know
but there blue as the skies, and so perfect they glow
I would say I'm amazed, but I can't find the words
her looks are like music, the best that I've heard
oh what a cruel joke that I'll never know you
you're the girl in the photo, I wish that I knew
Copyright © 2012 Alex Moura
Finding meaning in nonsense we are fish out of water
to the ceiling my eyes go to escape from the slaughter
day dreamer they call me, that's what they all say
I'm just the idea we might find our way
that's all that I am, a thought in your head
I live on in legends and stories you've read
cuz people will die, but words last forever
I'm no hero or profit, I'm not even that clever
what I am is a thought there are still better days
and the hope that today is all just a phase
trying to stop nightmares coming back from the dead
cuz the worlds been on fire inside of my head
A dreamer they call me, now that's worth a laugh
if you think I am hopeful you only know half
every dreamers a realist their eyes cannot shut
they know the world's bleeding, they see all the cuts
you think we're all happy, it's not what it seems
we hope things get better, that's the reason we dream
Copyright © 2012 Alex Moura
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A deer caught in the headlights of your eyes
I'm a fish on a hook that gets caught and then dies
your touch is magnetic and my skin is steel
your voice is poetic, can't deny your appeal
a crush when you came, then crushed when you're gone
like the earth & the moon when arriving at dawn
there's a weight crashing down though nothing is there
feels heavy at first, and then light as the air
a balloon on a string you hold me to keep
from drifting away every time that I sleep
every dream has a nightmare that keeps you awake
when I stare in your eyes I see no mistake
you're my joy and my pain, like a flower on fire
you were always so vain, but still you inspire
I'd sing you a song, but you'd just tell me to hush
cuz I'm just some guy, and you were my crush
Copyright © 2012 Alex Moura
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Wasting the night screaming up at the stars
marking each day with scar after scar
no wishes or magic, bad luck from the start
ever since Angels tore out his heart
why did he bother to blow out the candles
when life only gives him things he can't handle
Drowning in light, he's blinded by air
likes tattoo's & piercings, he curses and swears
& headphones on blast to drown out the voices
pain in his heart and regret for his choices
people spread rumors and call him a freak
hated by all but his pain is unique
He's a lover of life & takes pain with a smile
true to himself in a world of denial
The haters will hate, and they all laugh out loud
but he could care less because he is to proud
he has love in his heart and when you see him you'll know
so please take the time to just say hello
Copyright © 2012 Alex Moura


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Today there's apparently something of a half-hearted internet blackout to oppose CISPA — and don't get me wrong: I love the idea, but this particular blackout seems to be woefully misinformed. One of the main images people are using totally confuses what CISPA does (information sharing without warrant, permission, any regard for liberty and privacy, etc.) with what SOPA would have done (shutting down websites because of alleged copyright infringements).
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