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5 1/2 cups
flaked coconut
1 (14 ounce) can
sweetened condensed milk
2 teaspoons
vanilla extract
1 1/2 teaspoons
almond extract
I've found the PERFECT combination for this recipe. I use 2 (14 oz) bags of Baker's brand coconut then the sweetened condensed milk and the extracts. I chill my mixture for two hours so it's easier to work with. I roll a teaspoon of the mixture between my palms lightly to form a ball and drop on the cookie sheets. I bake them for 12 min at 325 degrees. They're easier to remove from the tray if you let them set-up on the tray for 2 min. after removing from the oven. I allow them to cool on wax paper, then dip the bottoms in melted semi-sweet chocolate and put on a wax paper lined cookie sheet in the frige. They are incredible and look so pretty with my holiday cookies!
sorry to go against the grain but...not a very good macaroon recipe. the only reason i gave it 2 stars is because it was so easy. the taste is not the same as the recipes with egg white. if you want a sweetened condensed milk flavor, go with this recipe. however, if you prefer a very coconut flavor, find a recipe with whipped egg whites instead.
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I hope those of you that had a bad first experience will try again. I have used this recipe for my boyfriend and his father for several years and they really love them. Even though I am not a macaroon fan, they are really good. There are a few suggestions I have to make them easier for those that complained they are too gooey. 1 - use parchment instead of foil... still grease it! 2 - use an ice cream scoop to dish the coconut mixture onto pan and press hard to firmly pack it. 3 - reduce oven temp by about 25 degrees to cook them slower... this prevents them from spreading out all over the pan. You know they are done when the edges get nice and brown. My boyfriend likes them even more done so that they almost look like coffee on the edges. If I ever lose the recipe, I always come back to search for this exact one. For special occasions, I even add food coloring to the condensed milk before stirring into the coconut!
I noticed that it didn't say "firmly packed" under the coconut amount. I have found that when I am measuring coconut, I press it down in the measuring cup - that seems to give you a real amount and makes it less messy. Also, you MUST lightly coat the sheet with non stick cooking spray. Those two things really add to it. You can also add some additional flour to thicken up the batter.
Delicious! This is the same recipe my mom made when we were kids. And, it turns out that this is the recipe that brought me to this website for the first time. Craving "mom's" macaroons (but not remembering the exact recipe), I ran a query for +"coconut macaroons" +"condensed milk" on Yahoo, and "Shazam" here I am! I just made a batch and they came out perfect. I used a baking stone rather than a standard cookie sheet, though. The result was flawless - - no trouble whatsoever with them falling apart or sticking. I also tested "teaspoon drops" vs. "rolled balls" and both came out great. The looser drop versions come out a little crispier, and the individual flakes of coconut browned rather pretty. The rolled ball version comes out a little more juicy, with a more finished, all-over browning affect; and a little less crispy because the flakes of coconut are pressed into the balls. If you're a coconut lover, these are just to die for!
This is a great 4 ingredient recipe. However, I have only one major complaint: Do not bake on aluminum foil. I had made these twice before right on a greased cookie sheet at the normal temperature and time and had NO problem. This weekend, I tried baking them on aluminum and what a gooey mess! I had to scrape them off, put them back in a bowl and make them again. I was not a happy camper, but amazingly, they still turned out good. N-joy!!!
With more instructions, this recipe is great. Chill the batter. Use your hands to form balls and squeeze the daylights out of them to make them firm. And to avoid excess sweetness, use unsweetened coconut. I like Bob's Red Mill Unsweetened Flaked Coconut. There are exactly 5.5 cups of coconut in the package, so it works perfectly with a 14 oz. can of sweetened evaporated milk.
The macaroons came out great! I followed the suggestions of chilling the mixture before baking. I threw it in the fridge overnight and baked them in the morning. I didn't use the easy release foil, instead I greased the sheet generously. The suggestion of leaving the macaroons on the pan for two minutes does help in removing them. After removing them, I placed the macaroons on a lined a sheet with wax paper and threw them in the fridge (it holds its shape better). I kept everything in the recipe the same except for the amount of coconut: I used three bags of the bakers brand flaked coconut. The batch made about 80 macaroons. I was skeptical at first, but everyone who tasted it, loved it...it's especially great if you dip them in chocolate.
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Why are man-made creations so symmetrical?
Why is this world so symmetrical, have you ever thought about it? Nature and all man-made things have to be symmetrical. Did 'God' have an obsession with symmetry which has translated to everything we create? Is it because our minds, symmetrical in nature, can only understand objects in symmetry?
This idea has troubled and puzzles me everywhere I turn. As i write this, my laptop, my phone the plate next to me, the bottle of coke on my table all this objects are so symmetrical yet each unique in its own way serving a different purpose. Maybe something beyond us created this universe of things so symmetrical that's why we are obsessed with perfection, thrive in order, and relate to the normal of symmetry.
I am quite new at TED and was wondering if anyone has ever explored this peculiar existence that cuts through nature and the man-made objects.
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Oct 19 2012: I dunno, maybe you should ask M. Mandelbrot. (What you think is symmetry isn't)Oct 15 2012: Saidi,
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I believe that it is natural for humans to seek balance, so I do not agree that symmetry "cuts through nature".
Definition of symmetrical: "having corresponding points whose connecting lines are bisected by a given point..."
Definition of symmetry: "balanced proportions: beauty of form arising from balanced proportions".
If we look at art, for example, we may see and experience balance (symmetry), even though the art may not be technically symmetrical. The gardens I create have NO straight lines, nor are they EVER symmetrical. They are balanced with color, shape, size and form, but never symmetrical. I create gardens to reflect nature. I don't think we ever see symmetrical lines in nature, and we DO see a great deal of symmetry/balance. You are an engineer, so surely, you understand why some man made things need to be more or less symmetrical for practical reasons?
Because you brought "God" and "something beyond us created this universe" into this discussion, I suggest that the "idea", which " has troubled and puzzles" you everywhere you turn, is more about god and the creation of the universe, rather than the question of symmetrical.
Oct 15 2012: yeah you make a good point ,balance of emotion .balance of different things to do ,right ?
i always live a life of balance , when i spend too much today ,tomorrow i will reduce it .and when i talk too much today .i will reduce my words tomorrow ,many things we need balance ,and i think life itself is a balance ,
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Oct 15 2012: Thanks Chen...you make a good point too!
I think balance is good in every aspect of the life adventure. Can you think of any situation where balance is NOT useful?
Oct 16 2012: many many people are addicted to drugs .or someone addicted to game or else .many people in order to achieve their career ,they give up their life ,i think it is a not a balance
we should balance all the aspects in our life ,Oct 16 2012: Well your point is very clear. But I do not think it is good ida to see and seek for balance.
I believe successful people like both symmetry and assymetry only whn they are togeather.
For your question Can you think of any situation where balance is NOT useful?
Yes I do. I believe many successful people do not accept that balance is useful. Because of unbalances and
failures people learnt about real success and how to achiece it. So i think balance is not always useful.Oct 20 2012: Symmetry is mans attempt to tame an otherwise chaotic Universe.
Eric Luther
Oct 18 2012: In the strictest sense of symmetry, the only things which are truly symmetrical are mathematical abstractions. Real objects are made of molecules which are constantly undergoing changes in bond orientation, so the next question becomes why are we convinced of symmetry in real objects as a phenomenon.
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A common theme in psychology is that our brain employs shortcuts (heuristics) to solve problems. One of the problems that our brain has is how to represent a three dimensional reality out of sounds, light, and proprioception (the ability to sense where your body parts are without looking at them). Visual data is especially important in reaching judgments in discriminating between objects or in analyzing the features of an object, but our brain can only process a very small point of the entire visual field at any given moment, so the eyes are constantly darting here and there taking in little bits while the brain generates the perception of a whole/intact outside world.
Perfect geometrical objects have fewer irregularities that the brain needs to process in order to form a theoretical object, so it seems plausible to me that the human tendency to create pseudo-symmetry is related to how it allows an object whose goal is aesthetic or functional to fade into the mental background more quickly than something irregularly shaped. Checking my intuitions it seems that I would notice a fallen tree in the forest more quickly than I would notice an intact tree amongst many. This can be tested, of course.
In summary, the perception of symmetry might be an illusion derived from the brains tendency to create shortcuts and the visual simplicity of regular geometric solids results in their being less attention grabbing.
Oct 21 2012: I agree with your thoughts, but I'm afraid it simply begs the question. Yes, things in the universe are not really symmetrical. However, they very often are approximately symmetrical. A circle exhibits perfect symmetry, but a sinkhole does not. However, a great many sinkholes are approximately circular, so though not symmetrical, they approach symmetry fairly closely. This brings back the original author's question, why? Why should so many sinkholes be nearly circular? Why are so many animals more or less symmetrical? Why doesn't a dolphin have a wide, flat left side and a narrow, rounded right side? I don't know the answer, but I think it's a great question!
Here's another question that may be closely related: why do so many natural objects display Fibonacci sequences? Though not symmetrical, they represent highly structured and often repeated patterns that occur for no reason that is obvious to a casual observer. Why does nature like them so much?
Oct 21 2012: In terms of Fibonacci, that the number of some attribute would be the sum of the two previous layers seems reasonable rather than bizarre.
Chad Hynes
Oct 17 2012: First off symmetry is a matter of perspective. Change the axis, no more symmetry.
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Certain things have symmetrical patterns and designs in them because they're typically more efficient to produce, put together, take apart, instruct on usage, etc.
When it comes to things that aren't mass produced, symmetry usually takes a back seat. Art, for example, is often not symmetrical at all. There's no need for art to be more efficient, but there is a need to build houses efficiently. Artistic houses on the other hand... that's why you pay the big bucks for it.
Dave Keats
Oct 16 2012: From an engineering perspective, symmetry is easier to deal with. Asymmetry - at least as it pertains to structures - is always a little more difficult and more time consuming to address.
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If you think about objects from the perspective of stability, the most stable objects / structures are symmetrical. Think of the fact that the planets are (basically) spheres. If you have ever seen salt in its natural state, its structure is cubic. Cubes, spheres, cylinders, pyramids - all stable structures.
Oct 16 2012: If from an engineering perspective easier to deal with, why most people do not like symmetrical objects?
For example, houses, shopping malls etc. If something is only symmetrical why many people say it is ordinary? But when there is an assymetrical objecs with symmetrical objects people like them?
Is it possible to say that mauntains are also called stable? What do you mean by perspectiv of stability?
Then, how about rocks?
Dave Keats
Oct 17 2012: With regard to you first question, I can only speculate. I was not aware that MOST people don't like symmetrical objects.
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I suppose asymmetry can be more interesting. And, with regard to buildings, engineering is only 1 factor. Other things come into play like architechture, aesthetics, "curb appeal", the ability to sell something interesting, etc.
Asymmetry can be dealt with in Engineering, it's just a bit more difficult.
I suppose mountains are stable. Roughly speaking, you might think of them like pyramids (as I mentioned above).
By stability, I meant that natural forces are not tending to re-shape or reform the objects into another shape. For example, the planets are going to remain approximately spherical.
Oct 17 2012: Good point!Oct 15 2012: Saidi,
This is not unknown to artist, engineers, musicians, etc ... What you seek is Phi .. the golden ratio. Look it up and I think you will have a better appreciation for the symmetry in nature and all about you.
I wish you 1.61803 in your life.
All the best. Bob.Oct 15 2012: Symmetry is one of the building blocks of order.
Mats K
Oct 15 2012: In nature, efficiency is key. Maximal design, least amount of stress.
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Oct 15 2012: Hmmmmm....efficiency, maximal design, least amount of stress....feels like balance to me:>)
Mats K
Oct 15 2012: Yes, that is definitely another way to put it :)
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Oct 15 2012: Many people in a variety of disciplines study symmetry. Do you think everything around you that may appear symmetric on first glance is precisely symmetric?
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Many objects are a combination of some symmetric aspects and some asymetric.
As you asked specifically about research, research into highly creative people shows that highly creative people tend to have an aesthetic preference for asymmetric things and less creative people for more symmetric things.
I am thinking of the great works of art I have seen in my life. Almost none of them is composed to present a symmetric image.Oct 14 2012: Symmetry is in the laws of nature. It would take completely different laws of nature to change all of this natural symmetry in the universe.
Oct 16 2012: Your statement is very clever one. However maybe it is only science and we human beings think that symmetry is in the laws of nature. I am very sceptic about our furthest science development, because I do not think we have understood nature fully. How would you describe the development of science and human capabilities to understand Nature as symmetry? What if everything in microworld is assymetry but in macroworld we see the as symmetry ?
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AndreyOct 21 2012: The Fibonacci sequence is a particular set of numbers derived from the Fibonacci polynomial. This polynomial is a differential equation. Differential equations are used in biology to model dynamic systems (those whose rate of function changes as the function proceeds). Interestingly, the physical constraints which dictates how the rate of a biological function changes is related to the process of diffusion. All living things are composed of cells and all cells carry out internal processes which largely depend on passive diffusion (though there are internal "shuttles" for some substances).
In summation the apparent symmetry and mathematical regularity of our natural world is due to the particular set of physical rules that our universe seems to exhibit.Oct 21 2012: I think I see what you're getting at. I was focused on her examples which were artifices in which case human nature has a larger explanatory role. In calculus we have the concept of maximization and minimization to help us explain this phenomenon of natural systems approaching symmetry.
A perfect sphere minimizes volume while maximizing surface area. This mathematical phenomenon has relevance to the observable world when we look at the shape of a bacterial cell and cells in general (I'm a microbiologist, so this was an example that came easy). Exposed surface area is important because all of the cell's metabolic processes are powered by a difference in electrical potential generated at the cell surface. Most of the chemical processes going on inside of the cell rely on diffusion. The greater the volume of a system the more potential paths there are for a single particle to travel. Therefore, greater volume means that the rate of diffusion is lessened. Minimizing volume means the cell can carry out its metabolism efficiently. Maximizing surface area means the most amount of space is dedicated to energy production. Constraints imposed by the nature of the physical universe and the tendency for perfect geometrical shapes to either maximize or minimize values would explain the abundance of near symmetrical objects.
For multicellular organisms sphere comes into play again. Most organisms we think of are bilaterally symmetrical. This is a consequence of the nature of embryological development and the various physical constraints. Diffusion and spheres come into play again as cells communicate with and coordinate their development into an organism. Based on the passive diffusion of chemical signals to one another the blank stem cells form into the various cells of tissues. Since diffusion is three dimensional the signals go left and right from a central population of cells. The result is that the organism ends up with mirroring left and right sides.Oct 21 2012: I can think of several reasons, depending on what the object is. For example, I would expand symmetry to include parallel. If you see parallel lines in perspective you can easily see the symmetry axis (think railroad tracks).
From there we can expand to rhyme. Rhyme is the repetition of key elements (e.g. ending) of sequential lines (of poems), but given some rhythm and the rhyme, they become parallel and symmetrical. Look at how this has been ritualized in typesetting for poetry.
We are symmetrical to a greater degree, and we enjoy symmetrical faces, so there is some cognitive bias on that.
Finally, suppose you are designing a thing, say a chest. Balance has been repeated often in previous commentaries, symmetry guarantees balance above any other construct. But let's assume you are the designer. You have designed the left part and proven it is useful and safe. Then you copy-paste + flip-horizontally + match corresponding edges, and erase the shared wall. Your finished work is beautiful, fast, proven, and balanced. How else could you attain those attributes for the finished product without symmetry?
As for assymmetry, that can be beautiful too. We humans love surprises, especially humorous ones !Oct 18 2012: Would you associate symmetry with rational thought and something amorphous or abstract with emotional thought?
I'm reading a book on Aspergers/Autism, and these guys tend to be highly logical and tend to be fascinated by symmetry and things that resemble clockworks (like windmills).Oct 17 2012: symmetry tends to speed up process. asymmetry tends to slow down process. cheers to balance.Oct 16 2012: I think te answer deeply tied with how our bodies work and its anatomical structue also to keep balance in nature..
You said that even your laptop is symmetrical, I think it is because of what our eyes are accostumed to. Say in your lapop was assymetrical, and the screen is assymetrical in that case your eyes cannot persieve right imag to send information to your brain.
Your said the bottle of coke is also symmetrcal. Well now look to your palm, and ask next question. IF the bottle of coke had say was bumpy, and odd???Oct 16 2012: In nature symmetries exist in systems with lots of energy, so we are hardwired to take interest in them.
Symmetrical systems have very low entropy, which implies a considerable amount of stored energy. what we call beauty or balance is just the rhetoric the nervous system has created to help us deal with these complex systems.
In terms of man made design, putting aside all the cases where symmetry is necessary for function, symmetry is simply used as a way to get our brain to pay attention.
Oct 16 2012: Great answer.
But I have a question? So you are saying that everything we like is because of energy in things we like? Does that mean that what I like is not the actual thing, but the structer of energy stored in an object?
I would appriciate your answer lopo.Oct 15 2012: because we human beings are symmetrical . and we all like to build someting similar to ourselves .
and .now we have build something different .and we have The imperfect beauty.and ther forms .so i think with our concept development ,we will build more different ,Oct 15 2012: Hi Saidi.
Things that we manufacture are mostly symmetrical because they are cheaper & easier to make that way. The more we delve into the nano machinery of biology, the more we see similar engineering. Could be that the 'Master Engineer' found the same benefits in symmetry that we are finding today.
That said, not everything is symmetrical. Trees, clouds, mountains, rivers etc appear to be produced somewhat differently.
Funny how in our bodies we have two of most things, but there is still a symmetry about the parts we only have one of.
:-)Oct 15 2012: Esthetics. Over all generations for millions of years we've learned to appreciate characteristics within nature that predict health with food or life. It has to be symmetrical, without spics or spots unless they form regular patterns and shows no distortions or broken parts. The colors we appreciate reflect the same way nature displays to us in its blooming state and not so as it decays.Oct 15 2012: It's cheaper. Nature is cheap.
Mats K
Oct 15 2012: I would use the word; efficient. Nature is efficient. Maximal design, least amount of stress.
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Oct 21 2012: Actually, nature (I assume you are referring to evolution), does not adhere to any principles of maximal design. Evolution follows the fitting or design of an organism by whatever meets the minimum requirements of a threshold. It doesn't design based on what could or should be feasibly seen as 'optimal'. Just a little clarification.


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There's a thread around here where I mentioned that I felt Hayden was probably the most underrated Senior cornerback in the country a month or so ago.
I put him right up there in a group with the top 6 or 7 Senior cornerbacks in the country and a top 100 pick.... he had the accident at practice around the same time that I made the thread. No question he's a lucky young man to still be alive. He was one of the better Senior CB's that I watched every week.
I watched Amerson against Uconn, I feel like he has that Jason allen interception trait. Like teams pick on him so much that he's bound to get a bunch of picks because he has good size and hands.
People on hear complain about sean smith's stiff Hips this guys' are 10x worse.
I had been watching a bit of Mississippi State to watch Johnthan Banks, and found myself being vaguely impressed by Darius Slay. I felt like he was a little weak tackling/ not able to get off blocks, but thought of him as a solid man cover corner. Obviously as TedSlimm already mentioned, both CBs had bad games against Alabama - but thought Slay looked like an interesting cover corner who may not have all the tools. I guess that would put him somewhere in the 4th round (in my totally uneducated opinion). I was curious what other people's thoughts were on Slay.
Slay is a guy I talked about a month or two ago as an underrated corner that I'd like to take a shot on. Not surprised that evidently Slimm already talked about Hayden a month ago. He's a good player and was bound to draw discerning eyes.
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i think slays a guy that's gonna be on the board longer than he should be cause i see a lack of speed there...i question if he'll break 4.6...don't see much top end speed
jonathon banks may have some bad tape of late but those physical tools that length and those ball skills will carry the day for him
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
Seems like this year's CB class compared to recent ones is lacking somewhat. Typical when it's a Dolphins need
not really lacking. It's not top heavy. A big issue was Amerson sucking so much this year. There are plenty of CBs to like. People just don't agree on where they'll be drafted.
the problem is that CBs rely a lot on the combine with drills and speed. A guy like Jordan Poyer could shoot up draft boards.


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The presence or absence of choice changes every outcome. I have personal experience of this, but also believe it to be a universal, that's why ideologically there is no other solution to social organization than Voluntaryism.
My personal experience as to how the absence of choice changes everything in one's state of mind I realized while evacuating from New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. We were forbidden from returning to our undamaged home for two months. Whatever excuses there might be for why this extended exile was necessary according to the authorities did not change the fact that I did not choose this course. It was forced. We were, in effect, homeless vagabonds for two months.
Those who know me thought it little different from the life I'd lived for about 10 years, moving sometimes multiple times a year or traveling for months at a time. What's the difference really? I asked myself that question constantly, even after returning to New Orleans, then realizing it was no longer for me, and moving again, and again, until landing in Galveston six months before Hurricane Ike in 2008.
When I initiated, made the plans and the efforts and free-will choice to be a "homeless nomad" it was like my greatest dream come true. When those decisions were forced on me by State or circumstance, it was a real nightmare.
Many people have similar stories, because we intrinsically understand that rape is not the same as love-making, prison is not the same as home, taxes are not the same as charity, and so on.
Voluntaryism is Choice
We choose among scores of brands of cereal in the grocery store and call this progress. If this kind of choice is progress, let's extend that to the society at large: We can choose any sort of government, or lack thereof, that we want, among a vast assortment.
If you find funding invasive foreign policy to be beneath your moral integrity, then you opt-out of those governments which require this of its citizens. You don't like to fund abortion, or the Welfare state, or farm subsidies of GMO corn, not a problem! You can stay right where you are at, and they cannot force you to participate.
It's a common misconception that libertarians and anarchists and voluntaryists are about lawlessness. While there's always going to be a 'bad element' who works to mold the agenda to suit their own self-interest, Voluntaryism is based on ethical principles intended to create peace and leave the pursuit of happiness and prosperity unhindered by an imposed hierarchy or a fake social contract.
Jeffrey Tucker explains so eloquently what many are missing when they consider libertarian philosophy.
". . .the story of liberty and its future is not only about the raw assertion of rights but also about grace, aesthetics, beauty, complexity, service to others, community, the gradual emergence of cultural norms, and the spontaneous development of extended orders of commercial and private relationships. Freedom is what gives life to the human imagination and enables the working out of love as it extends from our most benevolent and highest longings."
I believe every government that's ever been has proclaimed they are about creating peace, safety and stability. But in all this history can we name one that has ever achieved it?
We are no different in America, we are not an exception to the rule that power corrupts. A world government will be no different either, unless it is voluntary.
"When you see that in order to produce, you need to obtain permission from men who produce nothing; when you see that money is flowing to those who deal not in goods, but in favors; when you see that men get rich more easily by graft than by work, and your laws no longer protect you against them, but protect them against you… you may know that your society is doomed." -Ayn Rand, novelist & philosopher, author of Atlas Shrugged


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I've had a deliciously restful and rejuvenating holiday of gratitude where I saw no one and spoke to only 3 people during 5 days. A friend of a friend in Miami was dealing with loneliness, I learned. I had to search back in the recesses of emotion to recall that one fully in order to demonstrate the appropriate state of empathy for her case.
I remember how that was painful, in the beginning, sometimes dreadfully so. But I hardly notice it now. I didn't realize then loneliness is like an injury, just of the psyche, so you naturally develop work-arounds with time. When you do it right and long enough these work-arounds become more than just distractions from the pain and much more than mere crutches–they become the new way of being–the new normal. The body/mind adjusts, it compensates, like the other senses that develop if one is blind or deaf. It's really not a bad thing once you can get to that point. Just hang on, dear Melissa, it eventually opens a window to a captivating new world and you will soar again as before–we all know it!
You remind me too that one's thanks must be written down and meditated on, not just on an ill-construed holiday, but continually. And you got me started on my Gratitude List with the first one: I'm thankful I've at last learned to do loneliness fairly well.
Here are some more.
I'm thankful we are not at war in my region yet.
"In the new global landscape, as in Israel's occupied territories and the United States' own imperial projects in Iraq, Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen and Afghanistan, massacres of thousands of defenseless innocents are labeled wars. Resistance is called a provocation, terrorism or a crime against humanity."
I'm thankful I have the time and strength to see the truth and the resources to take action.
"Market forces and the military mechanisms that protect these forces are the sole ideology that governs industrial states and humans' relationship to the natural world.
This is a world where only corporate power and profit are sacred. It is a world of barbarism."
I'm thankful that we are becoming more self-sufficient, and that others are too.
"Self-sufficiency promotes the optimism necessary for restoring prosperity." Ron Paul
I'm thankful we are not in the direct line of the Tar Sands Pipeline, and that I'm directly supporting our East Texas neighbors who are.
"The nonviolent blockaders have been met with pain compliance tactics, felony charges, a SLAPP suit which uses the language of "eco-terrorism" and what amounts to a police state surrounding their tree village in Winnsboro, Texas."
I'm thankful we have a home and "private" property, for as long as that lasts.
I'm thankful that I still have my health, even though I don't have health freedom.
Raw milk? Alternative cancer therapies? Midwifery? Naturopathy? Legalized marijuana? GMO labeling? "Oh Heee-llll NO!" says the NWO!
Most of all, I'm thankful for my Vagina.
Recent research points to what many women already know: "Regions of the female brain that have to do with self-awareness, inhibition, and self-regulation go quiet for women briefly during orgasm." Naomi Wolf
It mimics a meditative state. "Producing the stimulation necessary for these mind-states is part of the evolutionary task of the vagina . . .Typically, in this mind-state, one feels, among other things, that all is well with oneself and with the universe, and the vexations and limitations of the ego fall away. Artists have produced some of humanity's greatest works of music, painting, and poetry following such experiences."
So by the very evolutionary function of my gender/sex I'm hard-wired to experience bliss states, transcendental experiences, the greater self-or non-self, and the divine connection of ALL. That's some pretty intelligent designing! And surely enough to be thankful for in itself.


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Here are my 10 favorite Redford roles. I know you're going to say, "What, no The Way We Were? No All the President's Men? And where's Three Days of the Condor?" Yeah, they're all pretty good. But to my mind, those are all Movie Star films — the no-brainers that we still might dig out of the DVD bin now and then, but halfway through, if we're honest, we'll admit we've had just about enough of them. These 10, I think, get to the essence of Robert Redford the actor — a considerably better actor than many give him credit for.
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Episode: "Nothing In the Dark" (1962)
Role: Harold Beldon
Freshly arrived from his New York theater roots, Robert Redford was the hardest working young man in Hollywood: He had already appeared in some 18 TV shows before he played a role on Rod Serling's landmark series. Here he's a wounded cop who may or may not be the Angel of Death, assigned to escort a reluctant woman (three-time Oscar nominee Gladys Cooper) to the Hereafter. You can see the episode on DVD — and marvel at the tousled-haired young man who reaches out his hand, flashes that smile and gives a little wink. Across America, smitten women screamed at their TVs: "What are you waiting for? GO WITH HIM!!"


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Step inside Detroit's football palace, and remember forever
the day of glory for the Pittsburgh Steelers! Featuring the work of legendary
panoramic stadium photographer Rob Arra, this huge print featues an inside
view of Ford Field on February 5, 2006, as the final seconds tick down
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