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"This salad has become a staple of my kitchen. I like that it is a chopped salad, a technique that virtually ensures each bite will include every ingredient. There is something magical about the pine nut and Parmesan combination, a fact that will not be lost on pesto lovers. This is one of those rare recipes that justifies the expense of imported Parmigiano-Reggiano."
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1 tablespoon
Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon
red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh oregano
3 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
1 cup
chopped radicchio
1 cup
chopped Belgian endive leaves
2 cups
chopped arugula
1/4 cup
freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
1/4 cup
toasted pine nuts
When I make a recipe and enjoy it so much that I say to myself, "Ooooh, I've GOT to remember this one!" that's a 5-star recipe. And this is one of those recipes. This inarguably has a definite Italian flair to it with its olive oil, fresh oregano, Parmigiano-Reggiano, radicchio and arugula - which could be part of the reason I enjoyed it so much. Impressive, elegant salad with a sophisticated ingredients list, all carefully coordinated to work their collective magic. The dressing is outstanding, using my preferred ratio of 3:1 olive oil to vinegar. To see that it steered away from the heavy and sweet (in my opinion) balsamic vinegar was welcome. I did cut back on the Dijon to 1 teaspoon and on the fresh oregano as well - no criticism of this fabulous recipe, just a matter of personal taste. I added some fresh garlic I had mashed into a paste with a little salt and the back of my chef's knife. Belgian endive, arugula and radicchio are rather pricey - and particularly attractive too. I thought it would be a shame to chop them up. Rather, I made this a composed salad, trying as well as my limited talent in that regard would allow, to arrange it into a pretty presentation on the salad plate. The pine nuts took just a couple of minutes to toast in the microwave. As for the Parmigiano-Reggiano, I preferred to make big shavings of it rather than grate it. This truly was a memorable salad, one that rivals some I've had in some of the finest restaurants in the country.
I like the idea of this, but it's far too bitter for our tastes. If you want to add something to perk it up from all that bitterness substitute some lettuce like butter lettuce or a red leaf lettuce for one of the ingredients. I know it won't be the same salad, but not all of us like things that are bitter.
9 Ratings
This was very good and a nice change of pace. You need to like your salads with a bite, though--all the lettuces are bitter greens. It tastes pretty mustardy at first, so I'd suggest letting it sit for about 15 min. or so to let the dressing mellow. The cheese and pine nuts make this salad. Next time, I'll increase the oregano and add some fresh basil. This was even good the next day--it didn't get soggy and the cheese had a stronger flavor.
Excellent! I could not find just arugula so I substituted a pre-washed blend of arugula & baby spinach (by Organic Girl) and it was great. I let the dressing "sit" for a bit on the lettuces and it was perfect. I served this at a dinner party and it was a big hit. I will definitely make again.
a great salad...this one has become one of my faves-the toasted pine nuts and fresh oregano makes this amazing!
Good, different salad
Everyone loved this slightly bitter salad, especially the gentlemen! Easy to make and the lovely colors make it look fantastic!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Tri-Color Chopped Salad with Pine Nuts and Parmesan Cheese
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 180
Calories from Fat: 147
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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Bae caught me bumping Written By Customer, California on Tuesday, December 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've had this sub for a few weeks and I'm very happy with it. It's not a "blow your eardrums out and set off car alarms" subwoofer but it provides a very clean sound that filled out the lacking frequencies in my Subaru legacy's stock radio perfectly. If you're interested in a high quality bump in your trunk instead of a earth shattering noise box, this is your buy. The price is a bit steep but it was a perfect fit and design for what I was looking for. FYI for newbs: This was the first time I've installed aftermarket equipment in my car so I ran into some trouble. I didn't realize my stock head unit didn't have RCA outputs so I couldn't use the wiring kit I originally purchased and had to hard-wire the thing in which added a couple more hours but other than that the I stall went super easy. Pros: Extreme quality sound and good design Cons: Maybe the price, but to me it was worth it Was this review helpful? Yes No JL loaded box just what my factory system needed Written By Mmmrodge, MA on Friday, March 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I added this loaded powered box to my 2014 Lexus IS350 Fsport non-Mark Levinson stock system. I had to add an LOC since the Lexus system cuts the bass when you turn the volume up. Set this up and tuned it to my listening pleasure. Woke the factory system up, this is the way it should come. Added the remote bass control for the JL amp for fine tuning on selecting how much bass I want depending on type of music or mood I am in. Also added protective grill to prevent any damage to the front of the sub. Sleek, slim and fits nicely in the back corner losing little space. Pros: Size punch sleek clean. Cons: Tight screws on amp trim. Should come with remote bass control and grill 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JL Audio PWM110-JXWXv2 Written By Matt, Newport News on Monday, November 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome Pros: Great sound! Was this review helpful? Yes No Sweet Little Box Written By Anonymous, Austin, TX on Saturday, July 27, 2013 When shopping for a sub, I had a few requirements; ease of use, small, simple, discrete, and punchy. This all-in-one sub met all of my expectations. Considering the lack of trunk space in my BMW 330Ci, this works very nicely and sounds wonderful. I did all the wiring myself, which only took about an hour. I would absolutely recommend this product. If you want just a bit more punch, go with JL's 12" option. Pros: All-in-one, easy setup, great sound, small footprint, top-of-class quality, robust, great bang for $$$ Cons: Messy cord/wire management, can roll over if not secure (be cognisant of taking corners and (trust me) don't go to the track with it), can get hot (make sure it can "breathe"), needs a speaker grill 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No JL 10" powered sub Written By Jeff M, Chicago, IL on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have always been in heavy favor of JL Audio products. Up to this point, they where hands down the best and still are in many aspects. The other reviews posted about this item through me way off. Some said that the bass was loud and powerful. I installed this item in the trunk of my Honda Accord and was disappointed after I had adjusted the gain and the lpf. After about three days I decided to return the item and replaced it with the kenwood bass package with two 12's. Now thats a nice package that packs a punch. Sorry JL, but if I'm going to spend that kind of money, plus the cost of wires for installation, I'm going to need more power than that. I still am partial to JL, but this is the first time I was a bit let down by one of their products. Pros: Convenient all in one package Takes up very little space aesthetically pleasing Cons: Not very powerful Expensive Was this review helpful? Yes No this is what you've been missing Written By BillyB, Tulsa, OK on Sunday, May 05, 2013 great combo of speaker/box/amp, small enough to fit in any car and looks great, hits hard and accurate, has been in my BMW hatchback for about 1 1/2 years and it's still going strong and I like my music loud. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No amazing Written By Anonymous, southern california on Monday, December 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This box rocks after a quick install I have to say this is one great sub-woofer I could not be happier. I put it in the hatch of a prius and it sounds great even using the speaker level inputs. Pros: tons of sound from a small package Cons: no speaker grill but you can buy separate 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent for the price Written By Moif, Durham, NC on Tuesday, August 07, 2012 I bought the JL combo about two years ago. Always a great sub, great range for a smaller size speaker. I did, however, receive a 250W JL amp with the set, not 175w. Don't know if that led to it, but the sub speaker blew out this past month. Heavy, but not careless usage probably just wore the speaker out. Like I said, great combo from a good company. I still recommend it. 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Power wedge 10 Written By Anonymous, Elm Grove, WI on Tuesday, July 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love this little speaker. Adds just enough bass to my little corolla and doesn't take up much space. Actually it is louder than I need! 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No The Final Piece of the Puzzle Written By DaveN, Clarkston, MI on Thursday, April 26, 2012 I have a 2010 Chevy HHR that I bought with the low end sound system. I replaced the head unit with a Pioneer FH-P8000BT deck with the Pioneer GEX-P920XM XM Satellite Radio add-on. It was just what the doctor ordered. However, the factory speakers sounded like garbage so I added Polk Audio DXi650s 6.5" Slim Mount Coaxial Speakers to the front doors and Polk Audio DXi650 6.5"/6.75" Coaxial Speakers in the rear doors. I disconnected the factory tweeters in the A pillar using the Crutchfield provided instructions. I was amazed at how accurate the sound was, especially with acoustic instruments. But the low end was lacking. Enter JL Audio PWM110-JXWXv2. I bought the Autosound 2000 101 Low Frequency Test CD to set the sensitivity of the powered sub per the instruction manual. The voltage readings I got didn't match the manual, but it helped me get the sub in the ballpark, preventing it from being over driven. After driving around for a few days, I have it set so it provides just the right amount of low end punch without getting in the way or being annoying. Listening to jazz fusion and material with a solid bass line or well miked drum kit is amazing. I now have a pair of headphones that I can drive. Pros: Nice accurate sound with the right amount of frequency and volume controls to get what you want. Cons: Not as small as I'd like, but it works nicely secured to the tie down hooks in the back of the HHR. Doesn't come with a grill, so I bought one made for the woofer that easily snaps into place. 4 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Sub for our TJ Jeep Wrangler Written By MtnMan24, Phoenix AZ on Thursday, March 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The unit is mounted on the floor behind the back seat. The speaker faces the rear door and with the optional JL Grill in place, has about 1" of room. The sound is great, a real step up from the under seat sub we previously used. The crew at Crutchfield, as always, was a real help. Pros: American built, super fit and finish, great sound quality. Crutchfield support. Cons: No problems 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Subwoofer enclosure One 10WXv2-4 10" woofer (loaded in enclosure) JX250/1 Mono amplifier (mounted on the back of the enclosure) 10" Speaker level amplifier input harness Four 5/8" Self tapping screws 4 Flat washers 2.5mm Allen wrench Amplifier Owner's manual Features and Specs General Enclosure Type Sealed Finish Material Carpet Grille N/A Connector Type RCA/Set screw Bi-amp Inputs No Woofer Size (inches) 10 Woofer Material Polypropylene Passive Radiator --- Width 18-3/4" Height 12-3/8" Depth 11-1/4" Second Depth 7-1/8" Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Specifications Frequency Response 25-250 Amplifier Power (RMS) 175 watts Maximum Wattage N/A Sensitivity 86 dB Impedance 4 ohms Second Voice Coil Impedance N/A Crossover Point 50-200 Product Research Overview: JL Audio PowerWedge Max subwoofer system combines JL Audio's rugged 10WXv2 subwoofer with a precisely engineered, USA-built MDF enclosure, and a perfectly matched JL Audio JX series amplifier. Sealed Enclosure WXv2 Series Woofer JX Series Amplifier Sealed Enclosure Acoustic Suspension Enclosure: The JL Audio PowerWedge Max subwoofer system utilizes a sealed enclosure for tight, accurate, deep bass. CNC machining is used to create precise panel joints that make the enclosure assembly more efficient and exact. The V-groove technique improves assembly efficiency, and also results in a stronger and better sealed enclosure than the typical butt-joint construction. The enclosure features durable, American made automotive grade carpeting and premium JL Audio speaker wiring. Amp Mounting: The JX series amplifier is mounted to the rear of the PowerWedge Max enclosure and surrounded by an amplifier shroud with a durable black textured finish. Note: The amplifier shroud must be removed to access the amplifier's connections and controls. Enclosure Application: This compact enclosure is ideal for a variety of vehicle sizes and feature an angled back panel to allow the subwoofer to fire toward the back of the vehicle with minimal loss of trunk or hatch space. WXv2 Series Woofer Dynamic Motor Analysis (DMA): DMA is a JL Audio proprietary method of improving dynamic motor behavior. As a result of DMA optimization, the woofer's motor remains linear in motor force over a long excursion range, and maintains a stable fixed magnetic field in the gap over a wide power range. The result is reduced distortion, faithfully reproduced transients, and tight, clean, articulate bass. Elevated Frame Cooling: The elevated frame design of the 10WXv2 delivers cool air through slots directly above the top-plate to the voice coil. This not only enhances power handling, but also sound quality by minimizing dynamic parameter shifts and power compression. Rear Gasket: The woofer has an integrated foam rear gasket which provides an optimal seal when installing into the enclosure. Long Excursion: The 10WXv2 subwoofer has 9.5mm of linear excursion, giving you louder bass with less distortion. Pre-Mounted: The system is packaged with the subwoofer already mounted in the JL Audio PowerWedge Max enclosure. JX Series Amplifier Monoblock Class A/B Amplifier: The JL Audio JX250/1 is a class A/B monoblock subwoofer amplifier that has been optimized for low-frequency (10-200 Hz) amplification of the connected subwoofer. Note: The JX250/1 is not designed for driving full-range speakers, midrange drivers, or tweeters. MOSFET Switching Power Supply: The JL Audio JX series monoblock amplifier employs a rugged MOSFET power supply for outstanding reliability and operational stability. Amplifier Ratings: JX250/1 Amplifier Specifications Ohms Watts Channels Frequency Response Signal-to-Noise THD Rated Continuous (RMS) Power @ 14.4V 4 175 1 20-200 Hz 87 dB 1% Rated Continuous (RMS) Power @ 12.5V 4 130 1 20-200 Hz 87 dB 1% High-Mass Heat Sink: A heavy extruded aluminum heat sink is designed to keep the JL Audio JX series amplifier in a comfortable thermal range during demanding operation. This high-mass, extruded heat sink removes heat from the amplifier circuitry, extending high-power operation. This improves reliability and reduces the frequency of thermally related shut-down event. Protection Circuitry: The JX250/1's protection circuitry automatically shuts the amplifier down if thermal limits are exceeded, a short-circuit is detected in the speaker wiring, or if low supply voltage limits are reached. Status Indicator Lights: There are two status indicator lights on the right side of the amplifier: Power (Green): This LED lights green to indicate that the amplifier is turned on and operating normally. Protect (Red): The Protection LED lights Red to indicate the amplifier's protection circuitry has been activated to prevent product failure due to thermal overload, a short-circuit, or a dangerously low impedance connected to the amplifier's outputs. Controls: The JL Audio JX250/1 amplifier provides the following audio controls: Input Sensitivity: The Input Sensitivity Control is used to match your source unit's output voltage to the input stage of the amplifier for maximum clean output. Low-Level Input Range: 200mV-4V (RMS) High-Level Input Range: 2V-10V (RMS) Low Pass Crossover: The JL Audio JX250/1 monoblock amplifier is equipped with a 12dB/octave Butterworth low-pass filter with variable frequency selection from 50 to 200Hz. Bass Boost: The amplifier is equipped with a variable 0 to +12dB, 45Hz Bass Boost. Remote Level Control: The JX250/1 is equipped with a RJ-25 connection for an optional wired Remote Level Control (136RBC1, sold separately) that allows volume level adjustment of the amplifier from the front of your vehicle. Connections: The JL Audio JX250/1 amplifier provides the following connections: Power/Ground/Turn-On Terminals: The monoblock amplifier features set-screw terminals for the power, ground, and remote turn-on connections. Power and Ground: The JL Audio amplifier's set-screw Power and Ground connections are designed to accept 8 to 4 AWG power wire. A 2.5mm hex-wrench is supplied for making connections. Remote Turn-On: The JL Audio JX series amplifier's set-screw turn-on lead will accept 18 to 8 AWG wire. The same 2.5mm hex-wrench is supplied for making connection. Speaker Output Terminals: The JL Audio JX250/1 features four set-screw speaker terminals for an easy parallel subwoofer connection. The monoblock amplifier's four set-screw speaker terminals will accept 16 to 8 AWG speaker wire. A 2.5mm hex-wrench is supplied for making connections. The amplifier's speaker terminals are wired to the loaded woofer from the factory. Preamp Inputs: The monoblock amplifier features one set of stereo RCA input jacks. The amplifier features a dedicated Input Sensitivity gain control for these inputs. These controls are designed to match the input sensitivity of the JX250/1 to the specific signal source that is feeding it. The amplifier's low-level input can be set between 200mV-4V RMS. Speaker Level Inputs: The JL Audio JX250/1 also accepts speaker level signals, including those from factory systems (without the need for a line-output converter), via the supplied 10" speaker-level harness. The amplifier's high-level input can be set between 2V-10V RMS. Preamp Outputs: The JX250/1 incorporates a pass-through preamp output section, so that additional amplifiers can easily be connected to the same signal(s) feeding the monoblock amplifier. These preamp output signals are buffered to prevent noise and are always preamp level, regardless of the level of signals feeding the amplifier's inputs. Note: The amplifier shroud must be removed to access the amplifier's connections and controls. Fuse: The Amplifier is not equipped with a fuse. An external 30-amp AFS, AGU, or MAXI fuse (not included) must be installed on the power wire. If a wiring kit is used which includes a fuse with a value other than 30-amps, the original should be replaced with a 30-amp fuse. Pre-Mounted: The JL Audio JX250/1 amplifier comes already mounted to the back-panel of the enclosure and wired to the pre-loaded subwoofer. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. 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WASHINGTON, D. C. — The nation's military has logged historic achievements in the past 12 months, but faces a future clouded by financial threat, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said today.
The secretary and Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, both spoke about the topic of sequestration during a briefing with Pentagon reporters.
Panetta summed up the department's main activities since he became Defense Secretary last summer, noting that the Iraq War has ended, a "responsible drawdown†of U.S. forces in Afghanistan has begun, and the NATO mission in Libya concluded alongside the fall of Moammar Gadhafi.
The department has also "maintained a relentless focus on al-Qaida,†and put in place a new defense strategy and a budget request focused on the future force and rebalancing toward the Asia-Pacific region and the Middle East, the secretary said.
DOD has also maintained faith with troops by protecting pay and benefits, and has increased employment opportunities for veterans and spouses, he noted.
"We implemented the repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell,'†Panetta said. "We've also opened up 14,000 military positions to women, and we've put in place enhanced measures to prevent sexual assault.â€
The biggest threat to all of those accomplishments and initiatives is sequestration, he said.
Sequestration is a mechanism built into the Budget Control Act that will trigger an additional half-trillion-dollar cut to defense spending over the next 10 years if Congress doesn't otherwise identify spending reductions the act requires.
Panetta said the uniformed men and women he's met in war zones, and the wounded warriors he's visited in military hospitals and rehabilitation centers, "deserve better than the threat of sequestration.â€
"Too often today, the nation's problems are held hostage to the unwillingness to find consensus and compromise,†the secretary said.
Next week on the Fourth of July Americans will celebrate their nation's birth, he noted.
"It is a time for our leaders and for every American to recognize that the blessings of freedom are not free,†Panetta said. "They come from a legacy of sacrifice, of courage and of leadership. That legacy is now our responsibility to fulfill, so that hopefully our children can enjoy a better life in the future.â€
Panetta said the defense industry leaders he has consulted with also face an uncertain future which could include widespread layoffs and lasting damage to the nation's military modernization programs.
"We are very much a team,†he said. " … [Defense] companies, as well as the Defense Department, are making very clear to Capitol Hill that this is a matter that ought not to be postponed.â€
The department and the nation's defense industries seek assurance from Congress that sequestration won't happen and that "we can proceed with the budget as we've outlined [it], as opposed to facing … the possibility of another drastic defense cut,†the secretary said.
Dempsey said his travels in recent weeks, as well as over the past year, have brought him into contact with a wide range of service members.
"At every stop … I was struck by their tremendous sense of pride and commitment,†the chairman said. He praised service members' courage, selflessness, intelligence, and dedication to the mission.
"They'll do anything to take care of this country,†he said.
Dempsey said, he was also struck by troops' concern over the budget.
"I find it encouraging, on the one hand, that our military family is informed and interested,†he said. "But it's unfortunate that it weighs so heavily on their minds. Frankly, they have enough to worry about.â€
The chairman noted, "We have to remember, too, that the force of the future — that is, America's sons and daughters who may be out there contemplating a military career — are also watching.â€
Dempsey said as Panetta has made clear, "We simply have to come together to prevent this across-the-board, unbalanced cut that could jeopardize our ability to deal with the very real and serious threats that we face.â€
The chairman said he and the service chiefs have no issue with military budgets facing scrutiny in the current challenging budget climate, or with the need to make tough program decisions.
"That's why our strategy and the budget that supports it constitute a carefully balanced set of choices,†Dempsey said. "These choices make sure we have the right talent and the right tools to keep our country immune from coercion.â€
Dempsey said he, the secretary and the joint chiefs seek a balanced approach.
"A sensible way forward is what we expect,†the chairman said. "That's the only way we can honor our commitment to our military family and to the American people.â€


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- Rhona Pavis
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The modern-day job market is a modern-day slave market.
When people need to be at a particular place and time and do what is required of them by other people in order to obtain money to stay alive, that is slavery. The 99% of the population are enslaved to the 1% wealthiest part of the population. People, like giraffes, are born to be free. This type of enslavement causes social ills, individual unhappiness and insanity.
Mar 13 2013: The natural conclusion of the economic growth model we currently adhere to, IS that we are all slaves to whichever profit engineering entity we happen to subscribe to. For those of us who still remember what 'family', 'community' and 'nature' mean to us as energy beings, this is a recipe for perpetual suffering and the pressure increases marginally daily. I advocate, in our current times of stress, a policy of total passive resistance. Unite with community to resist the politics and processes of profiteering or greed, in every small way possible. Grind the greed machine to a halt. The force of numbers and our humanity is all we have. Burn baby burn.
Mar 13 2013: nice to see your back on Joanne :)
I agree as well..no need to resort to violence...by simply not engaging in the political process it will put more pressure on politicians to change..I guess one impediment to this (at least in the U.S. and maybe other democratic societies) is this need to vote everytime there is an election.
I think people will choose the lesser of two evils, although non of the candidates may not represent their interest..this is one reason why I do not voteMar 11 2013: Well said
Although things have dramatically improved, this does not mean that "we the people" should let our guard down. I am one of those individuals who believes that morals should be placed at a higher standard than politics. That is perhaps one of the main reason's why morals are important. Since law's have to be absolute once passed there is really nothing left that will be able to criticize such polices. Without morality, many laws and practices that would be deemed unjust, would remain so
Sad to say, not to many politicians operate on morality. That is not the game of politics and this is something many classical political thinkers realized long ago.
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Mar 12 2013: Orlando, Perhaps the politicians are more inclined to benefit the people who pay them and their families and friends more money, than the people they are democratically elected to serve. Let's remind them that their official actions are intended to elevate the well-being of the voters, the citizens, and not the corporate and other interests that are currently ripping off "WE THE PEOPLE." I wonder why, for example, there is hesitation to close the tax loopholes that favor corporations and individuals who are already making more than their fair share of the output of their labor and capital contributions. Consider, for example, the price of gasoline and the profits of ExxonMobil and other such companies. GM only believed in "capitalism" on the way up. GM started believing in "socialism" when their corporate managers failed to successfully compete in the free enterprise system. Hypocrisy and greed are limiting human health and happiness. Enough. Let's install truth and justice into our system or our society will disintegrate. POWER TO THE POSITIVE!
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Mar 12 2013: Yes I agree with all of that..I just do not know how this would be accomplished because our political system is too connected with corporations to the point that if corporations fail, so will the government.
Mar 12 2013: Perhaps a re-design of the systems is what is appropriate. I believe we can re-design the systems to become a WIN-WIN situation for all. The current systems are mostly fear-based. I think we need to revise them to be joy-based. Let's do that. I am confident that we can accomplish this goal in a relatively short period of time. Happy Today.
Gail .
Mar 11 2013: So true.
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Now add to that that there is no lawful way to "drop out" - if we do it in large enough numbers. Yes, you can opt out and go walk the Appalachain Trail or live in our national parks, but if too many of us do that, that freedom will be taken away.
It is now illegal to be homeless in most of the USA (unless you have a car to sleep in). It's called vagrancy and you can be put in jail for that. In my home town, it's illegal to feed a homeless person but not a feral cat.
Those who don't understand how our fiscal system works are those who are sheeple - begging to be fleeced and butchered while fiercely defending their right to be victimized.
Luckily, for those who are tired of slavery, there is a way to reclaim your personhood (godhood). If you DARE, you can even help bring down our fiscal system (in your own small way). Learn about your own powers. Practice them. Manifest what you want and buy as little as possible - preferably nothing new (except food of course). Learn about what your emotions are and what they represent so that you are no longer controlled (manipulated) by peer pressure or cultural norms. Clean out your belief system so that you are not subject to mistaken beliefs, contradictory beliefs, and untested assumptions. Pay attention to the power or words, questions, and thoughts themselves. Be aware of what you think and emote throughout the day. Learn about the difference between a feeling and an emoting. (You may have done this already)
It's all coming apart anyhow, so you might as well conceive of it as a good thing rather than a bad thing, and begin living your life more fully today. Then, when the sheeple finally wake up, you will be in a much better position to fulfill your needs - which are safety, food, clothing, shelter, and a passion that makes life well-worth living.
Mar 12 2013: Thank you for your input to this conversation, TED Lover. JOYOUS TODAY.Mar 11 2013: you never learn anything, but from time to time, you put the same record on. you sit in privilege, in unprecedented freedom. and compare yourself to the worst possible forms of human existence. i don't know what kind of mental exercising is needed to overlook such a huge difference.
Gail .
Mar 11 2013: Obviously, or you would have already done that mental exercising.
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Mar 11 2013: you don't know either, or you keep it secret
Mar 11 2013: When are you going to publish your book on politeness and etiquette Krisztian?
We're all still waiting...Mar 11 2013: allan, i have one etiquette rule only: be honest
Mar 13 2013: Yeah but you dont stick to it lol.Mar 12 2013: I wonder if you are honest with yourself. I wonder if you think the word "honest" refers only to negative expressions. If you seek positive, you may find positive. Seek positive/Find positive. You may want to experiment today and see how that works for you. There are sooooooooo many positive facts in this world....right now. HAPPY TODAY.
Mar 12 2013: i sought positive in your original post, but found none. i've found more than century old marxism, and blatant falsehoods.
Mar 12 2013: Seek positive, find positive. Some people seem to think expressing negative makes them sound "wise" or "superior" or something. Perhaps you are finding what you are seeking. Since you believe you possess superior wisdom in these matters, I do not understand why you lower yourself to participate in a discussion that is so very far beneath you (in your estimation). You may find more compatible people in other conversations, where you can be effective at making our world a better place for all people using your approach to improving the world, assuming that is your goal.Mar 12 2013: combating falsehood is my mission
Mar 12 2013: Seeking and finding and expressing and encouraging TRUTH is another approach to the same goal.
"Combat" is a negative word (thought and feeling) and "falsehood" is a negative word (thought and feeling).
You can "combat falsehood" and be sucked into a negative vortex.
You can express and encourage truth and spiral upward into positive thoughts and feelings.
Perhaps it is a habit you can intentionally develop, if you want to do that. Life might feel better and be better for you, if you persistently choose positive, whenever you have the option.
Your choice.Mar 13 2013: I wish you would examine your own falsehoods with some of the same stringency you like to apply to others. (are we ganging up on him? I hope not. I mean this lovingly)Mar 12 2013: seeking truth and combating falsehood is two sides of the same coin.
Mar 12 2013: If you do not see the difference in approaching things in a positive, creative way versus approaching things in a negative, destructive way, that's okay. No need for further discussion. You have expressed yourself and I have expressed myself. Enough said. I wish you the best. Let us both move on.Mar 12 2013: i did. for a long time. got tired. i get tired when someone is dishonest. gets on my nerves.
Mar 12 2013: So, I presume you are energized when someone is honest and it makes you feel good.
You have infinite choice about what to focus on, so you may as well CHOOSE POSITIVE. It will elevate your joy level.Mar 12 2013: here is my offer: i start to be more POSITIVE, and you stop talking about economics, which you clearly don't understand
Mar 13 2013: OFFER ACCEPTED AND APPRECIATED BY THE TED COMMUNITY!
Krisztián will "start to be more POSITIVE"
I LOVE it.......AND it's in writing:>)Mar 14 2013: THAT is too much to ask Krisztian, but some of us might consider your deal if you alter your perecption of what constitutes 'understanding' :).Mar 14 2013: People don't have much of an option besides being wage slaves. There are only a couple alternatives that I can think of; It is possible to live off of the excesses of civilization. One could join an ecological commune, or one could become a criminal. There is no gurantee of shelter and a meal with any of these alternatives but the strongest will survive. Being a wage worker the lazy and uncreative can gurantee themselves shelter and a meal. I believe you lose a little bit of yourself doing menial labor just to survive but it is survival nonetheless.Mar 13 2013: Hey Orlando, this IS so nice. But coming to your dilemma. How to engage in a political process that you know is fundamentally rigged and corrupt? I would say, your actions outside that process are FAR more significant and important. Your speech, your daily interactions and your integrity probably do more work than your single vote ever could. Nga mihi and arohanui.Mar 11 2013: Yes Rhona, you are dead right.
And there is a legal way to drop out.
First off, the Constitution isn't a piece of paper. It is actual people.
They or rather WE, are the Constitution, so any so-called destruction of said paper doesn't have the power people are being frightened into beLIEving.
The slavery of today is financial and it is global and enslavement is higher around the world than at any time in history.
Solely by the financial system, everyone is a slave.
They owe money that doesn't exist. They fork over goods with actual value for loan money that doesn't even exist. That alone is fraud.
Money is traded (bought and sold) as a commodity and does nothing for the community as it isn't returned in some way to maintain a certain health that a monetary system needs, or should provide. That is, the value of life actually goes down. And this monetary system kills record numbers of humans just as good 'ole slavery did in its time. But hey, slavery hasn't gone out of fashion yet. There is the privatized prison system that can only survive, thrive, grow and profit with more people, more citizens being made into criminals in order to survive, i.e. capitalism.
Today, these prisoners are traded and passed around to other prisons who need workers.
Capitalism: eats and survives on inequality, poverty, slavery, greed and crime.
If everyone were to realize, no one is owned by Amerika the Corporation, that each individual "I" is a free person and does not have to obey what anyone else says, orders, commands or decrees by butchered laws, then they could take over, or take back their freedom through that empowerment of action.
In fact, ha, ha, ha, that is exactly what they will forced into doing or will cowardly shy away from.
But it is going to happen nonetheless.
Mar 12 2013: Random, we have to change things to be in accordance with our positive values. I do not think our generation should indulge in further patience to achieve our positive goals. Happiness is possible for all. Let's make it happen. Thank you for expressing your true thoughts and feelings and enriching this conversation.Mar 11 2013: This comment seems interesting to me. Let's see how it develops.
Mar 12 2013: Thank you, george. I, too, am most interested in how this conversation develops. I hope that we can change our societal systems quickly to elevate the joy level of the population. I believe life is supposed to be a positive experience for all. I know we can co-create systems that can make that happen. Let's just do it.Mar 25 2013: Yes, I totally agree - and I didn't realise until I experienced workplace bullying. Now I've changed my philosophy about life. I'm debt free and work for myself - I've never been happier. It's amazing how little money you actually need - but you do need to work at keeping your costs down. I purchased a solar charger for my small appliances, such a mobile phone, I put on jumpers if it's cold rather than turn up the heating.
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To be free is easy.
Just know what happiness is!
(For details, see the 1st article, points 1-3, 14, at
https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D&id=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D%21283&sc=documents)Mar 14 2013: Thanks, Joanne, Orlando and others for your contributions to this conversation. We are making progress in elevating the joy level of our contemporaries through this expression of our true thoughts and feelings on this subject. Next, let us implement the positive ideas generated into action, so living members of our species can reap the benefits of the changes we will make to all societal systems that are relevant to this topic. Power to the positive.Mar 12 2013: Oh okay, so you mean 4 will be randomly chosen for me? I would have no autonomy and no impact on my own decision, and also have no knowledge on the consequence.
I would have to think about this.
I mean personally what I meant when I said less choice was better, was the fact that if you have less to choose from (for instance 4 sweets rather than 100) not removing choice entirely. Which I believe is completly different from what you have suggested. I think this may where our misunderstanding lies.
Mar 12 2013: Bernard, I am sure we are not understanding something here, but I am not sure what that is.
Mar 13 2013: If you watch the Ted Talk : Barry Schwartz: The paradox of choice. You will probably understand me a lot better. :)Mar 12 2013: And what alternative are you offering? I don't think people are slaves because they do have the option to leave one job for another, to move from one place to another.
We might also say that the 1% may not be slaves to other people, but they are slaves to work, in other words they work harder than everybody else. And actually, in a way, they are slaves, too, because in order to be in the top 1% they keep serving their fellow human being, which we might say makes them slaves of a kind to their fellow humanity. If they ever stopped being of service, they would topple from the 1%.
Mar 12 2013: greg, I wonder what leads you to believe that the top wealthiest 1% obtained their wealth through working harder than the people who work for them or even through work. There is inheritance of wealth. There are dividends, interest. Perhaps it is sheer fear that causes some people to acquire way more money wealth than they will ever need. If corporation owners paid employees who contribute to their wealth a FAIR SHARE of the wealth (based on the true value of the services and goods produced by these employees), perhaps their fears would diminish, knowing they are not cheating people of the true value of their work product. I think we need to re-design our economic, financial, legal, medical and other systems to work fairly, efficiently and effectively. Where there is a will there is a way. Let's co-create systems that are WIN-WIN systems. We can, if we base our systems on pursuing happiness for ALL PEOPLE. I thought that's why the USA was created. Let's let go of the fear-based systems and create a joy-based society.
Mar 13 2013: What leads me to believe it is having known a few wealthy people, plus my own reasoning. My parents ended up pretty wealthy, but they worked like dogs all their lives, my mother still works like a dog, my father took an early grave at age 65. Their real estate agent was also successful, also worked like a dog.
I mean, look around you, Rhona, life in the United States is pretty good. Look at the buildings, the farms, the restaurants, the roads--you think you have all that stuff because of the average $30,000-a-year employee? Believe me, I'm not putting down the 99%, everyone makes the contribution that they can, but when the 99% go home at night and veg in front of the TV, the 1% is still at their desk working.
Even if you inherit wealth, you will still have to work to keep it intact, it doesn't magically maintain itself. Interest and dividends don't come by magic, you research your investments, you stay informed about your investments, you perhaps change your investments--all of that takes work.
Bill Gates, for example, is renowned for hard-working twenty-hour days. Do you seriously think he could have gotten it any other way, that he just sat there and fifty billion dollars magically came to him?Mar 12 2013: @Krisztián Pintér Yes I would reduce my choice in order to be happy. I mean if I had a choice of a 100 sweets then I might reduce my choice to my favourite 3, or 3 I think I may like in order to be happy (for it is more time efficient as well.)
Or I might get someone to advise me to reduce my choice even further to get the best one for me.
After all I will probably just be satisfied all the same whatever sweet I choose. :)
Mar 12 2013: wait a second, you want to eliminate options that you already did not choose. that is cheating.
Mar 12 2013: Wait if reducing the number of your initial choice is cheating then I'm not sure how you can reduce choice without cheating. Because all I have done is gone from 100 choices to 3 choices. To make my life easier.
Mar 12 2013: i did not say that. don't twist my words. i said: eliminating choices after you chose is not meaningful. how about this?: next time you want to buy sweets, the clerk will randomly select 3 for you to choose from.Mar 12 2013: More choice = less happiness.
Seems counter intuitive doesn't it?
But true as various psychologist argue ( I mean yes you need some choice but not too "much". But choice and autonomy are different.)
But I still feel it is unfair that a few individuals can control a majority without their best interests at heart. Yet the things is we will just synthesise happiness.
So whatever happens the "majority" will just plod along. :)
Mar 12 2013: Bernard, I intend to remain optimistic that justice - and human well-being and happiness - will prevail. Anything positive is possible. Some things positive are probable. There I go again. I repeat myself a lot. That's okay. I do what I do. I say what I say. POWER TO THE POSITIVE. Happy Today to you.
Mar 12 2013: :)
I mean I admit that we probably would all be a lot happy with more wealth and not being the "slaves" of that 1%.
But the fact remains that whatever happens we would synthesise happiness (Watch Daniel Gilbert's talk : The surprising science of happiness) And that it could be possible that our "expectations" and "imagination" of the possibility of greater happiness is greater than when we actually experience "freedom". Hope that makes sense.
The difference with me though is that I don't know whether "justice" will prevail, and whether we even need "justice". But I "hope" that Justice will prevail and pray that the world will become more equal. And that indeed will make people more happy. So yes I agree with you : I "believe" (in the literal sense) that more equality will bring more happiness for All.
And don't worry about repeating yourself! :)
Good day to you as well :D
Mar 12 2013: Thank you for expressing your true thoughts and feelings here. My highest respects to you.Mar 12 2013: also less knowledge = more happiness
it might be your way, but it is not my way
Mar 12 2013: That is true to a certain extent. :)
I mean I would want more knowledge because it makes me happy, and makes me feel good about myself. But I can see where you are coming from.
But to dwelve a little bit "deeper" into this subject : If you realized that reality was an illusion and that the "real reality" was a lot less nicer, would you leave this current "reality". (A bit like if you found out you were in the Matrix, and the real world was awful, would you leave the matrix and embrace the "truth"?)
Sorry to get quite deep into that matter of : "Less Knowledge = More happiness". Hope you don't mind!
Mar 12 2013: actually, i did not intend to talk about knowledge. i wanted to make you reconsider the original statement of yours.
to use your own argument, would you intentionally reduce the number of choices you have, in order to be happier?Mar 11 2013: Following your line of thinking we could easily say that we are slaves to oxygen because we have to breathe it to survive. And it is far fetched to say the least.
What is, perhaps, bothering you is the fact that many people work from dawn to dusk till late at night and have no time for their families (to start or to care about). It is, indeed, a huge challenge of our times, but the solution, I am affraid, lies in culture - i.e. sensitivity and the way people treat one another, not in regulations. The growing armies of coaches of all sorts who focus on the development of soft skills promise a better tomorrow in this respect. Maybe.
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Mar 11 2013: "Yes your boss is benefiting more from your labor then you are."
present your calculation or dataMar 12 2013: ZX Style, You are "free to start your own company..." IF you have the money capital to do so, but currently the 1% are stashing the capital in their bank accounts, while they figure out what to do with it since more than all of their material needs are already met, while the majority of the world lives in poverty, deprived of the most basic items required to stay alive, much less enjoy life. Do you really think people "want to enter the job market?" Most people do it out of necessity as that being the only way to STAY ALIVE within the current system. If you think about it, most of our systems are derived from the past when monarchs felt entitled to exploit other people.
What you have concluded is that the present system - SLAVE/MASTER - is the only system. Use your imagination, your creativity. Perhaps other relationships that don't convert innocent children into power and control freaks might work to elevate the joy level of the population. Acknowledging equality is one place to start. Happy Today.
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Mar 12 2013: What options do most people have to generate a money income that is required for food, housing and other basic requirements of existence than entering the job market.? The alternatives you suggest all require MONEY capital. The 1% wealthiest are hoarding all they can and sucking up as much money from the middle class and poor as they can get because they simply want more. Perhaps they are paranoid. Perhaps they feel entitled to have 17 yachts while ONE MILLION CHILDREN per year in the USA are entering poverty and tons of children and adults are homeless. Perhaps they feel their work is worth 400 times the work of the people who make the products of the companies they own. Let me know where you can obtain a "mini farm" without money. Let's have some justice. People should be paid in accordance with the value of their output. The management of General Motors who made the decisions that sunk the company and the owners and managers of failing banks deserve ............... Perhaps, instead of big salaries, huge bonuses and golden parachutes going to them, they should be obliged to pay the laborers and others they sabotaged out of their own assets. If they believe in capitalism, they should accept the consequences of being business failures rather than suck funds from innocent taxpayers to bail them out of their business incompetence.
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Mar 12 2013: Good points, ZX. Thanks.Mar 13 2013: No ZX Style, I think you reflect one of the myths perpetuated by the corporate greed machine. 'The paper boy who became a millionaire' myth. This is directly designed to train the 99% to accept the ravages and exploitation of the 1% under the auspices, "under our system, you too can 'make it' ". These rags to riches stories are often largely fabricated or at the very least, embellished. The Harvard graduate who went from obscurity to Fortune 500? Ever hear of the old boy network? Ever hear of a homeless person attending Havard? The more accurate picture is this. Each successful Hollywood star has a close relative well positioned in the movie machine. Each wealthy business owner, had some kind of start or leg up they sometimes find it hard to acknowledge out of pride . Most often they benefit from a top education and/or are simply the son or daughter of a wealthy well connected person.


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