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Life and Spirit in Max Scheler's Philosophy
Version of Record online: 12 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-9991.2011.00449.x
© 2012 The Author. Philosophy Compass © 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Philosophy Compass
Volume 7, Issue 1, pages 23–32, January 2012
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Sandmeyer, R. (2012), Life and Spirit in Max Scheler's Philosophy. Philosophy Compass, 7: 23–32. doi: 10.1111/j.1747-9991.2011.00449.x
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Max Scheler was a philosopher of intuition who rarely worked out his ideas systematically. Consequently, his philosophical writings present something of a challenge for the reader. There is little unifying his disparate studies. In this paper, I suggest that a distinction between life and spirit which Scheler formulated early and held onto throughout his career can provide a heuristic principle by which to study his works. This paper is a clarification of this distinction. In the first part of the paper, I show that Scheler's dualistic metaphysics has its roots in Rudolf Eucken's idealistic philosophy. In the second and third parts of this essay, I clarify Scheler's concept of spirit as he develops it in confrontation with Edmund Husserl's phenomenological philosophy. Particularly, in the second part, I show that as he confronts Husserl's conception of philosophy as rigorous science he postulates a radically different idea of the nature of philosophy, an idea that is rooted in this distinction between life and spirit. I explicate in the next section the unique theory of the phenomenological reduction Scheler develops on the basis of this distinction. In the last part, I briefly present how this conception of life and spirit are worked out in Scheler's philosophical anthropology, particularly in his last work, The Human Place in the Cosmos.

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If you haven't hit the BlackBerry PlayBook forums today then you may not know RIM held a webcast today that appears to of have confirmed the PlayBook OS 2.0 release date. The webcast was for developing native games with BlackBerry NDK 2.0 and during that call, it was noted PlayBook OS 2.0 would be coming February 21st. Excited?
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BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 release date confirmed by RIM employee on webcast?
playbook 2.0 is eagerly being waited for by us plybk users. im so xcited,bring it on rim and make us fellow canadians happy and lets fight ipads.ever try to put an ipad in your coat pocket???? didnt think so!
I know OS 2.0 will come with new social improvements but does anyone know if it will come with a native Twitter app? The facebook app is nice but I don't use facebook and the Twitter app I bought isn't that good.
I have watched multiple OS2.0 walk through videos and I haven't heard any mention of a new Twitter app or any in the beta zone.
My fingers are going to be sore from hitting the "Check for Updates" button so much on Monday evening/Tuesday morning.... OS 2.0.. .HERE WE COME!!!!
ps. Does RIM generally have a time that the roll out updates (i.e. midnight)?
I don't know if they have a release time (first BB product myself), however I would expect it to be based on Feb 21 for Eastern Time (Pretty sure Waterloo is Ontario which is Eastern Time... I hope I am right, else I am going to get ripped apart! haha). Many companies, also (that I know of), do not roll stuff out at exactly 12am. It could be 10am EST, or 10pm EST, etc.
Correct. Update is free....
Go nuts....buy it, listen to the deeper inner voice saying.....do it....go fer it...come on....do it!!
Don't listen to the other whiney voice...pft...push him off your shoulder....don't need him!!
Everyone will get the update...free.
Woohooooo!!! Finally an Actual Date! Can't wait.
Holy cow! So I must endure the wait for what? Another week? Dang it..
LOL Nah, I'm fine.. At least they keep their promised on 'February' at least :)
I want it now! But I will happily wait knowing it is just the long weekend away. :) Shall we speculate the release time?!?
*tents fingers*
I see what you did there :)
So we can expect a bridge update sometime this weekend then.
Excited? Hmmm. Let me think. I have been waiting since June last year to get these updates, so yeah I reckon I might be. Also getting ICS for my HTC Sensation XE next month, so it is a good time for updates. Got Angry Birds HD to play while I am waiting for my OS2.0. And of course Plants vs Zombies.
I am out of my mind with anticipation!!! WHOOOOHOOO
In time for my vacation in Jamaica!!!!!!!!!!!
I didn't hear him mention a date, did I miss it?
The video was just giving you a refresher of what OS2 will bring. They mentioned in the article that the date was given during a webcast yesterday.
Sooooooooooooooooooooooooo excited.
A.) Why a video that is unrelated to the post? Yes, it is an overview of 2.0, but given the post says webcast it seemed odd.
B.) Why not post a poll that asks if we actually believe it to be release that day? This would be more interesting and probably get a better response.
C.) No, I am not excited because I have used the developer version and the update wont add functionality to my usage of it. I will continue to use my BlackBerry 7.1 phone for all messaging and the PlayBook was a $500 browser for me that I somewhat regret. The 2.0 does not fix much until the proof of useful applications is made (ie. productivity apps that are made by third parties, not messaging apps. I don't need to message any one more than I already do).
Shoot! Like everone else I will have to wait. When the CEO said the end of February he meant the end of February.
Last time I checked, Feb 21st wasn't the END of February... but hey, you can't please everyone.
I place my bet for the 23. Feb ...
I must say that I've been pretty happy with my Playbook (which I purchased on day one for full price - and would do so again instantly) but the e-mail, messaging, and contact apps actually seem more powerful. That is pretty cool since BB has the best e-mail/messaging out there. So, I'm actually excited about this.
The BB movies should be pretty awesome as well.
2012 should be a good year for RIM. The new CEO is delivering his first major roll out on time. That is also nice. He is German after all.
Why don't we all just ask BGR when OS 2.0 comes out? They seem to have reliable and credible insider information on RIM don't they? Surprised nothing in BGR is being quoted about being delayed to Feb 21st...but it's still early yet. They have time....
AMEN... the editors at BGR are a bunch of no talent clowns that like to put their own negative spin on anything related to RIM. I'm glad they pulled down their comments section as it used to be the anti-RIM capital of the world for trolls.
It's a holiday in Ontario, not Canada dude. Some provinces it's BAU.
That was only Crackberry.com who posted it as confirmed earlier on for the 17th all other bB and PB sites said it was a rumour. Remember though, if you were not in the building of their site and disagree with them, You are a troll and wrong on everytthing that goes against what they say.By the way I have posted my last comment on this site that disrespectets it`s commenters and will be going where a 24 year computer user is respected on another Blackberry site. Troll no more. Bye Crackberry
You sound like you need a hug..... or a tissue.
Rim now says the 21st is not the release date....just February!
"Update: Looks like the reports were too good to be true. A rep from RIM has clarified that while no specific date has yet been announced, the 2.0 update is still on track for a February release"
Where does it say the 21st isn't the date? All it says is that rim won't confirm the date
Awesome. I will go into hibernation until then.
What about the Andriod App player? Will that still be included in the upgrade? He didn't mention a thing about skype. smh
From what the video shows,... ya I can't wait! The tabbed emails is impressive as i do that all the time on a pc. As for the Feb. 17th release date, was that not speculation to begin with? We've waited this long, what's a few days right? I'm hoping i love it,.. I bet we all are. Impress me RIM.
Decisions, Decisions...
To take Tuesday as an official holiday... to call in sick... to work in home office... while repeatedly clicking the check for software update button....
Or to go to bed before the sun sets the evening before and set the alarm for 12:01 AM on the 21st.....
Got to figure this out.....
Decisions, Decisions...
To take Tuesday as an official holiday... to call in sick... to work in home office... while repeatedly clicking the check for software update button....
Or to go to bed before the sun sets the evening before and set the alarm for 12:01 AM on the 21st.....
Got to figure this out.....
Excited? RIM has disapointed too many times. I switched to an Android 4G phone in September after the relase of the new BB phones. I can't give away my Playbook that I spent $700 on including accessories.
I will try the new OS. If it doesn't shine; I'm getting an Android tablet also.
Too late RIM.
We are supposed to get OS 2.0 on Feb 21st. I do not believe it! The promise of OS 2.0 being released has been going on since Last June. If you make a post on Face Book "I love my Playbook" asking about the release date or comment about the release date, you get a wise ass reply from a couple of guys who probably work for RIM. In any case, I hope OS 2.0 is all it has been made out to be and it is released soon. Otherwise, I can see getting rid of all my Blackberry devices and moving on to something else.
7.0 has been smooth as butter for me and I get a Playbook on the 2.0 I mean, the 20th, then the next day I get the update, woo!
The new native apps look nice. Its about time!
Unfortunately I've already moved on to the iPad. I will give this a try though.
Its too bad RIM is.... RIM. Time to change gears and start delivering. And stop being so secretive about it all. Lets finally get things back on track. Its not too late.


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Truly fucking incredible
Bravo man Bravo!
Brazilliam fighter HAHAH ;D
Brazilliam fighter HAHAH ;D
Eating a infected Pikachu was probably a bad idea......
i never realized banka could be a zombie,
i mean who survives a falling down from an helicopter in the middle of the jungle being a baby?
i mean who survives a falling down from an helicopter in the middle of the jungle being a baby?
The only brazilian character is a monster, good.
Awesome artwork !!!!
You're awesome man, Idk why aren't you working for Capcom !
Very excellent work! Great job! <3
Nice work!
nice creepy work.
Is that Chris Hemsworth?
OMG!!! You are so talented! Very good, very good!
I really love the skin texture on his face; and the highlight white from his eye elevates the creepy factor.
Nice work.
Nice work.
Super dope as always. How did you get the details in his face to look so real?
This ones a winner mate. Kickass
Wow, that's just spectacular
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There's a lot to be said for the "kiss" principle when it comes to hot rodding. The keep-it-simple approach has been one I've personally practiced for years, primarily due to the fact that simple still tends to stretch the limits of my personal expertise, but I digress. Here, we focus on a cool little T roadster that harkens back to the roots of rodding-an A-powered T roadster with refreshing simplicity.
Dave King is a lifelong hot rodder and the lucky new owner of this cool Ohio-based '26 T. A fella named Tom Thompson over in Arcanum, Ohio, originally built the project back in '04 using a swap meet A frame and a '26 T body given to him by a friend. Tom sold the roadster to an acquaintance not long after its completion and proceeded to build a Deuce to replace the T. The new owner enjoyed the roadster for a while, but then in less than a year traded it to Dave for a '60 Chevy Biscayne. Dave, who already owned a V-8-powered '27, fell in love with the '26 for basically the same reason it stopped me in my tracks-it was just a cool, simple hot rod that reflected the early days of rodding.
The roadster's foundation is a Model A frame that's been kicked up 7 inches in the rear and fitted with a raised suicide front spring perch. The stock front axle and rearend assembly have been retained, but a pair of hairpins replaces the front wishbone and the rearend housing fitted with a quick-change-style differential cover. A quartet of '35 Ford 16-inch steel wheels and Firestone bias-ply tires round out the rolling chassis, while a Ron Miller-prepared '30 A banger provides motorvation.
The original steel roadster body was massaged back into shape and treated to a coating of PPG Vanilla Shake urethane to which Dave added some cool period graphics. The Spartan interior matches the bare-bones theme, utilizing the stock seat assembly, the bare minimum in the way of instrumentation, and a Model A steering gear, column, and wheel. And, although the little roadster is by no means a fire-breather, it sure is one heck of a cool little hot rod that sees more than its share of road time. Cool car, Dave-thanks for letting us snap a few pictures to share with our friends.
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Maybe another sign the long slide in natural gas is nearing its end, legendary trader John Arnold is hanging up his spurs after a couple of years of unsatisfactory returns, according to sources. Gas prices dove by a nickel on the news as some believe Arnold's Centaurus Fund will need to unwind positions, while others say his departure just reinforces poor market sentiment.
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For Lessors who 5 year leases are going to expire in the near future, an additional drop in gas prices is good. When gas becomes more valuable the lessors will be able to lease their acreage once again for thousands of dollars per acre. In the mean time they might consider increasing their holdings!
Makes you wonder why he decides now of all times to bail.
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All of this jubilation will come to an end when it is realized that numerous natural gas storage facilities are required to draw down inventories to approx 18% of designed capacity before allowing new injections. Doesn't it seem odd that the producing region is reporting a -1 BCF injection during a shoulder month but had adequate supply during the heating season?
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Waterbury Police Log: Vehicle apparently hits buildingJanuary 29,2013
The following is a sampling of incidents as reported recently to the Waterbury Police Department.
Jan. 20
A large tree branch was resting on a power line on Wallace Street.
Jan. 21
It appeared someone drove into the front corner of a South Main Street building, as indicated by tire tracks and some property damage.
A mans children forgot some belongings at his place over the weekend, but when his ex-wife returned with the children she entered his South Main Street residence without permission, the man said. The man, who wanted to file a report, also said she suggested he stole $20 from his daughter and that he was verbally abusive.
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A two-car accident occurred around 4:45 p.m. near 820 Waterbury-Stowe Road.
A purse was found near the Green Mountain Coffee Roasters café.
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I've been thinking on this for a while now (you know, that dangerous thing programmers tend to do) and I've been wondering, is the method of storing data that we're so accustomed to really all that efficient? The trouble with answering this question is that I really don't have anything to compare it to, since it's the only thing I've ever used.
I don't mean FAT or NTFS or a particular type of file system, I mean the filesystem structure as a whole. We are simply used to thinking of "files" inside "folders" like our hard drive was one giant filing cabinet. This is a great analogy and indeed, it makes it a lot easier to learn when we think of it this way, but is it really the best way to go about describing programs and their respective parts?
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With growing numbers of restaurants specializing in "small plates," the antipasto is back in style. These little dishes of savory appetizers or small first courses (perfect cocktail food) whet the appetite, enticing the palate for the meal to comeand can even become the meal itself. In "Antipasti," Joyce Goldstein reveals the history of antipasti and a host of very delicious recipes. What could be better suited to a La Dolce Vitainspired event replete with sparkling Bellinis than sun-dried tomatotopped crostini, little panzerotti (pastries stuffed with Gruyre and ham), or prosciutto-wrapped shrimp? For easier fare, a snap to prepare, there is an entire chapter on Shop and Serve antipastimolto tasty recipes that use high quality store-bought foods such as roasted peppers, olives, soft creamy cheeses, and crusty artisan breads that anyone can throw together for a last minute appetizer or elegant snack. Whether it's bite-sized pieces of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese drizzled with balsamic vinegar to serve before a dinner party or a more substantial first course of roasted duck breast salad, "Antipasti" welcomes everyone to the table.
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It took a while for Abby Coopers FBI agent boyfriend, Dutch Rivers, to accept her psychic gifts as the real deal. But these days he knows better than to question Abby's visions. So when his favorite cousin Chase is kidnapped in Vegas, they both catch the next flight to Sin City.
Abby's inner eye insists that Chase is still alive, but nothing else about the case adds up, especially Dutch's reluctance to involve his own Bureau. On top of everything, Dutch is battling a mysterious illness, and Abby keeps having disturbing dreams that predict his death. Dutch wants Abby to promise that if the investigation goes south, shell head home to safety. But when the chips are down, Abby wont fold without a fight.
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i really like this storyline. its fast easy at times i thought i had it figured out but then a twist would pop up. i like the charactors added. it was good for abbey to expand and i love dutch.
i like the give and take with abbey and dutch. ready to start the next one.
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Dutch and Abby are faring well with their new living arrangements, Candace is working out very well as Abby's business partner. Life couldn't get any better for Abby. And then...Dutch receives a call that his cousin Chase has been kidnapped! Dutch grew up with Chase, they're like brothers, and he goes into high alert after hearing the news. He and Abby hop on a plane to Vegas, where Chase lives, to figure out what happened and find Chase.
With potential danger being linked to Chase's kidnapping, and Dutch's "secret" investigation, the two lay low with the police on Dutch's true identity, hoping that will get them more information. I had no idea from this point on in the book that the investigation was going to get so out of hand with the craziness, it was amazingly awesome!
While they are trying to find out what happened to Chase and his boss Delgado, Dutch goes missing! The FBI are after Abby, and there is a blonde woman found in Dutch's crashed car on the highway, that has amnesia! What is a psychic in Vegas with no friends to do? Call her crazy sister Cat, and friend/partner Candace of course! Once these two ladies show up, all bets are off! With Abby out of sorts and scared about Dutch's welfare, and the FBI hunting her down for evil, bad reasons, Candace and Cat put their best feet forward helping to find Dutch.
This book has to be up there with the best in the series so far! The antics the three ladies get into are so funny, scary, and genius! You also find out more about Candace, because apparently she is from Vegas and runs into her past that she has to explain, hehe...Abby, Candace, and Cat make new friends as well that will be a perfect addition to their lifestyles.
You know you're hooked when you're on the verge of committing "Hari Kari" if ANYONE interrupts you ONE MORE TIME while listening to the book! I am never disappointed when Abby is on the case!
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Elizabeth Michaels does a wonderful job of narrating Abby's story. Elizabeth does not "act" out the book, she narrates it, and a great job she does! So if your looking for someone that does voices for each character, just forget about it! However, if you are looking for just a wonderful nice voice to tell you a story as herself, Elizabeth fits the bill. Elizabeth's voice does seem to fit Abby's personality very well and she is able to carry herself consistently throughout the story. I give Elizabeth Michaels 4 Stars for her work as Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye!
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Only negative is way too much use of the word "boogie". Was this written in the 70's - anyway still a good story.
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The best of the books so far. Great suspense, edge of the seat story.
Sci-fi, detective, cozy. Only give 5s to those books I think stand above the rest. 4 is a good solid book. 3 is average, nothing special.
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The story is familiar, same characters, but new at the same time. A great addition to the series.
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This book kept me on the edge of my seat. I finished it in two day!
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Enjoyed this book in the series. Enteresting characters are developed even more in the one. One of the better books in this series.
59 year old female school nurse. My husband like to books because we travel quite a bit to visit our elderly parents.
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I throughly enjoy the narration of Elizabeth Micheals. This is the second book I have listened to of Victoria Lauries. I enjoyed both books and I will continue listening to them. I look forward to my next listen.
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I recently read a column written by Christopher Solomon about Kilian Jornet. Jornet has a long list of winning accomplishments including setting a dozen speed records, claiming some 16 titles and winning more than 80 races.
His physiology is amazing, with a VO2max measuring 89.5 ml/kg/min – one of the highest on record.
He is light, 5-foot, 6-inches and 125 pounds.
The column noted that "In moderate temperatures, Jornet says, he can run easily for eight hours without drinking water."
He also completes long runs eating only berries.
He is very in tune with his body.
Certainly he is an anomaly.
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I can't wait to curl up in front of my gas fireplace tonight in my townhome.
You're a townclown with either purchase.
Annie, whatever you do, don't get a life. I like you just the way you are.
Polly Adler said it first: "A house is not a home" referring of course to her life as a madam of a 'whorehome'. Nor is it called 'the Whitehome'. Or Maxwell Home coffee. One could go on.
You are absolutely right, Annie. "Townhome" is an abortion of a word, on a par with "webinar".
Well, I'm a traditionalist on this one and so for me townhouses are like those shown in picture number 2 of Jonah's post. Also known as a row house.
Townhouse n. 1 "a tall, narrow, traditional row house, generally having three or more floors."
The atrocities shown in the other five homes are townhomes.
Annie, how about hometown? Like where I grew up but wasn't born. It hasn't been "home" in years but I still consider it "home". BTW, it's a great place to be from and to retire to.
You've been written up, boy.
Townhome is a cheesy word that replaced the word townhouse about 15 years ago (my mom is a realtor and I remember having this exact conversation when I was in high school) the previous cheesy, invented word (which of course is "townhouse"), but it is still the most correct word since we are talking about current real estate developments. It sucks, but it would be as incorrect to print "townhouse" as it would be to refer to regular gas simply as "unleaded".
In everyday speech, however, you can say whatever you want.
I'm enjoying reading this in my cozy manufactured home. Daddy and I took the wheels off just last Sunday.
I'd like to amend my statement with the exception that if we are talking about the actual style of dwelling know as a townhouse (think England, 1830s, 19th century NYC, or similar), then we can say that, but that's not what these examples have in common.
When I had to move in with my father and my crazy-ass fundamentalist stepmother, I flat-out refused to call the house "home." I managed to only call it "the house" for four years, until I finally left.
No, Dougsf, it DOES NOT MATTER what Realtors (tm) call them. They're townhouses. That's the English word that describes these things. Not everything on earth is a marketing trademark.
Naturally these townhomes feature Chef's Kitchens, Great Rooms and - my favorite - Earthy-Friendly Colors...ya' mean like dirt? To promote easy sales, realtors must 'stage' them because most buyers are too dense to envision what their tacky, cheap furniture will look like in a new setting.
Having grown up in the '50s in Ohio, my one time house-home there now is referred to as a "mid-century ranch" - how quaint.
Thank you, Annie.
I really should have bought that bit of needlepoint that proclaimed "God Bless Our Crappy Apartment."
I second the use of 'whorehome'. May we one day use it wihout the quotes.
And no more of those 'townhomes'
...Yum. I love tollhouse cookies.
dear annie: i recommend midol.
When I was a kid, we called them rowhouses or rowhomes. I grew up outside of Philly, and they are everywhere.
Does "row house" connote low-income? Nobody would pay $250K for one, I suppose.
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There are a number of Chocolate Raspberry Martini recipes out there. I've included two here. One of them is clear in color, and has just two ingredients. The other adds some color, plus a touch of Tia Maria or any other coffee liqueur of your choice. Both versions taste fantastic. I prefer the first one because that touch of coffee bitterness adds a nice contrast to the … [Read more...]
Branca Menta 'Hopper
The Branca Menta Hopper started out as a re-imagining of the classic Grasshopper recipe with the sample bottle of Branca Menta which the Fernet company had sent me. But by the time I finished developing the recipe, I wasn't sure how much it even resembled the original. You can make a Grasshopper with Branca Menta in place of the creme de menthe, so that was my starting … [Read more...]
Grasshopper Cocktail recipe
The Grasshopper cocktail is an old classic that's very simple. It tastes like a chocolate mint milkshake, and has fallen out of favor for that reason. And yet, look at all those candy 'tinis people just can't get enough of. At least this drink has the good breeding to hail from the French Quarter of New Orleans. This drink doesn't have much of a kick. It really tastes … [Read more...]
Berry Chocolate Martini
The Berry Chocolate Martini is entirely clear in color. It blends blackberry schnapps with raspberry vodka and white creme de cacao, so the resulting taste is exactly what you'd think from the name. This drink is definitely on the sweet side, enough so that it makes a really nice dessert drink. I think a blackberry or chocolate garnish is really nice with this one … [Read more...]
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The Crispy Crunch shooter cocktail gets its name from a brand of chocolate and peanut bar made by Cadbury. Because the candy isn't available in the US and I've never had it, I can only assume the drink is supposed to taste like it. But this isn't your typical candy drink. This drink is pretty sweet, as you'd expect with it blending Kahlua, Creme de Cacao and Frangelico. … [Read more...]
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The Godiva Chocolate Martini - because one can't have too many chocolate martini type recipes, oh, goodness, no - blends Godiva chocolate liqueur with creme de cacao, amps it up with a touch of vodka and smooths it all out with some half-and-half. This is a fairly strong drink, despite the sweetness and creaminess. Try this drink the next time you're wanting a chocolate … [Read more...]
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The Butterscotch Truffle Martini is every bit as delicious as it sounds. It blends butterscotch and chocolate with vodka, making it sweet enough to be a liquid dessert but with a nice kick. This drink is a great choice for when you're feeling decadent - like indulging in a really tasty, high calorie truffle from your favorite chocolate shop. Enjoy one the next time … [Read more...]
Cioccolato e cocco
"Cioccolato e cocco" is Italian and means "chocolate and coconut" in English. That's the flavor you get with this cocktail. This is a terrifically tasty drink that balances the sweetness of coconut rum and creme de cacao with milk, heavy cream and cream of coconut. That makes it a little more subtle and sophisticated than it might otherwise have been. While it is … [Read more...]
Reindeer Tracks Martini
The Reindeer Tracks Martini is a delicious blend of chocolate vodka, Frangelico and creme de cacao. Chocolate and a hint of hazelnut are so easy to love together. For the cookie crumble garnish, you don't absolutely have to use Oreos. You can use any kind of chocolate sandwich cookie. I actually used the Back to Nature version of Oreos because I just like them better and … [Read more...]
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The Candy Cane Martini blends flavors of vanilla, butter, chocolate and raspberry and tops it all off with a candy cane. This is a beautiful drink that looks cheerful and fun and tastes the same way. Recipe 2 ounces Three Olives Cake Vodka 1 ounce white creme de cacao ½ ounce of Chambord Agave nectar 2 candy canes Fill a shaker with ice and pour in the … [Read more...]
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Hi Guys,
Long story short, I need to restrict access to a certain part of my web site based on a dynamic IP source address that changes every now and then. Historically, I've just added the following to htaccess...
order deny,allow
deny from all
# allow my dynamic IP address
allow from <dynamic ip>
But the problem is that I'll have to manually make this change every time the IP changes.
Ideally I'd like to specify a hostname instead... something like:
order deny,allow
deny from all
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That doesn't seemed to have worked though. I get an error 403 - access forbidden. Does .htaccess not support hostnames?


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Since geeky Chuck accidentally became the mental host of the Intersect, an unprecedentedly powerful computer mind containing all information available to the US government, he's a primordial national security asset and risk. So CIA and NSA each appoint a top agent to guard Chuck, and often get involved with him in spy adventures. Meanwhile his identity must be kept secret from Chuck's sister, her perfect partner Devon, both surgeons, and Chuck's goofy colleagues in Buy More, the Burbank electronics store where he works as a cover.- Written by KGF Vissers
When an ordinary underachieving guy named Chuck Bartowski gets an email from his old college friend Bryce Larkin he opens it to see a series of pictures called the intersect which has all of the governments most vital secrets. Now that Chuck is the most important government assets in the world the CIA and NSA get their top agents, Sarah walker(CIA) and John Casey(NSA). Full of action packed fighting (not so much of Chuck fighting) and a whole lot of Chuck finding a way to save the day, using the intersect of course but somtimes the help of friends. And that's Chuck for you.- Written by patrick-59000
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text: Research Outputs (English Studies) http://hdl.handle.net/10500/176 2016-07-30T03:33:53Z South African Khoisan Literature in the Context of World Literary Discourse http://hdl.handle.net/10500/20166 South African Khoisan Literature in the Context of World Literary Discourse Rafapa, Lesibana I demonstrate how South African Khoisan literature enriches literary discourse in the global context, using the criteria of strangeness, cross-cultural dialogue and social cohesion. I consider the spatial-cultural inflections of Khoisan literary art from the theoretical perspective of Maurice Halbwachs's 1950 concept of space and collective memory. I compare Khoisan and Northern Sotho folktales within the global and Southern African contexts. I intend to foreground how distinctively Khoisan discourses on postcolonial experiences find literary expression, adopting Tomaselli and Muller's (1992:478) observation that 'cultures are distinguished in terms of differing responses to the same social, material and environmental conditions.' I argue that intercultural dialogue that an appreciation of strangeness may unlock, promotes social cohesion that would otherwise not be achieved. 2016-05-10T00:00:00Z Dissolved black identity in dominant critiques of black South African literature http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18997 Dissolved black identity in dominant critiques of black South African literature Rafapa, Lesibana This paper outlines dominant views of South African English literature critics from the 19th century to the present. Against this backdrop, I examine some English texts written by blacks in order to demonstrate how attempts by some critics subjectively to strengthen some postmodern notions such as transnationalism have blurred the differences between black and white South African English fiction. I argue that in their essays black critics such as Daniel Kunene, Es'kia Mphahlele and Mbulelo Mzamane (all 1992), on the one hand, adopt a literary-historical approach to a consideration of South African literature written in English, pointing to a yet to be clearly articulated tradition of black South African English writing. On the other hand, white critics such as Ernest Pereira, Sally-Ann Murray, and Geoffrey Hutchings reveal how the South African fiction by white writers that they discuss basically shows how the writers of fiction endemically handle the South African milieu differently from the way their black counterparts do. This study seeks to show that such a differentiation is necessary, for present and future South African literary criticism to be balanced and enriched. I demonstrate that benefits of this kind of a rethinking of the humanities subsuming acknowledgement of heterogeneity in studies of South African English literature, include sustainable social cohesion. This is the unrevised, unpublished version of my inaugural lecture into full professorship. 2015-08-20T00:00:00Z Critical Review of New Writing from Southern Africa: Authors who have become prominent since 1980 http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18489 Critical Review of New Writing from Southern Africa: Authors who have become prominent since 1980 Masemola, Kgomotso 1995-08-30T00:00:00Z The Individuated Collective Utterance: Lack, Law and Desire in the Autobiographies of Ellen Kuzwayo and Sindiwe Magona http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18475 The Individuated Collective Utterance: Lack, Law and Desire in the Autobiographies of Ellen Kuzwayo and Sindiwe Magona Masemola, Kgomotso This article signposts the discussion of autobiographical selfing through figures of cultural memory that are a function of double consciousness and double temporality. Two exemplary autobiographies, one by Ellen Kuzwayo and one by Sindiwe Magona, are shown to evince complex ontological formations between which the gap in representing the self of experience and the writing self is radically repeated in the multiplicity of individual articulation of collective agency. The paradox of individual-collective articulation bespeaks the "gap" of writing in double temporality. The article explores that "gap" between Darstellung and Vertretung1 on the premise that it evocatively refers to the slippage or instability of "Truth" written from the exergue of margins of the borderline texts of remembrance in the autobiographies of two black women. For these women's writing runs parallel – and gives testimony – to their central involvement in the urban township communities as social workers and mothers or, if you will, private and public figures. In this politicised private-public dialectical movement, the autobiographies under discussion take on a Kafkaesque dimension of what Deleuze & Guattari (1986) consistently call a "minor literature". The article ultimately brings to view the extent to which the mark of history as a territorial machine is inscribed upon the body of the autobiographical subject, and how it produces a representational crisis that unwittingly provides – rather than strictly regulates – the conditions of possibility for even more radical memoric testimony to history and becoming in self-writing. 2010-02-01T00:00:00Z


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Every champion has a belief system, a marriage of fate and faith. It could be a slogan: only "Idiots" could defy such long odds and such a long-term curse last year. It could be an appendage: the electric arm of Josh Beckett, who pitched the Marlins to victory over the Yankees in 2003, or the gimpy legs of Kirk Gibson in 1988. It could be something as monumental as 86 years of futility, or something as incidental as Giants manager Dusty Baker giving Russ Ortiz a game ball as a souvenir in the midst of Game 6 of the 2002 World Series-the Angels made note of the dis and used it as incentive to come back in that game and take the Series. Back in 1973, Tug McGraw coined the slogan, "Ya Gotta Believe!" His underdog Mets eventually lost to the A's in the Series, but he was right-and he proved it seven years later when he helped will the Phillies to the first championship in their storied history. For all the talk of Moneyball, the game remains Heartball. As talented and focused as major leaguers are, they still need something or someone to give them motivation and confidence. (How much you wanna bet that at least one player on every team has "Live Like You Were Dying," by Tug's son Tim McGraw, on his iPod?) Now that the league championship series are upon us, we thought we'd take a gut check of a few of the contenders and spotlight some of their reasons to believe. -STEVE WULF
Land of Oz
Mothers clutched their children. Fathers stared skyward and braced for the commie missiles. A city recoiled in fear.
Oh, wait. It was only the Chicago fire commissioner, with a wink-wink from Chicago mayor-and White Sox fan-Richard J. Daley, having a little fun with the air-raid sirens after the Go-Go Sox clinched the American League pennant in Cold War 1959. As for the Series against the Dodgers, Daley, a.k.a. The Boss, declared, "We'll win it in four."
They lost it in six and haven't been back since. And they haven't won a World Series since 1917, two seasons before the "Black Sox" cursed the franchise by throwing the 1919 Series. As NBC's Earl says: "Karma."
See, if you're going to believe in the Sox, you gotta understand their history. They haven't suffered the same locust plagues as the Cubs, but they've suffered. Since the fire commish scared the hell out of everybody in '59, you've got your 1983 ALCS appearance (four games and out), your 1993 ALCS (six games and out) and your 2000 ALDS (three games and out). Forty-six years of nothing. And no billy goats or Bartmans to blame, either.
But Ozzie Guillen doesn't give a rat's backside about curses, Soxless Octobers or commies. He doesn't care if you believe in the White Sox, because all that matters to him is that he believes in them. And that they believe in each other.
Guillen and the fellas already swept the team that reversed its own curse a season ago. You know the Red Sox story: the grounder through Buckner's 7 and 10 pins. Bucky Frickin' Dent. The Curse of the Bambino. So if the Red Sox can scrape away 86 years' worth of barnacles off the U.S.S. Cursed, why can't the White Sox brush away 88 years' worth of plaque buildup?
The answer is, they can.
"What the Red Sox did last year, to me, is the most amazing thing in sports," says centerfielder Aaron Rowand. "They had to overcome more than any team ever has in any sport. What we have is a history that I don't think is comparable with what they had to go through." Or as David Wells, who's played for both the White and the Red Sox, puts it, "The White Sox never had Babe Ruth."
Guillen, shortstop of the 1993 playoff team, understands the history too. He coached third base for the 2003 world-champion Marlins, so he also understands the possibilities. The Marlins were down three games to one to the Cubs in the NLCS, and then won three in a row, including the final two games at Wrigley, to clinch the pennant.
Most of all, Guillen understands this team, these players, this moment. Without Ozzie calling the shots, could the White Sox have won 99 regular-season games, Justin Gatlin'd their way to a 15-game lead on Aug. 1, brushed off injuries to Frank Thomas and closer Dustin Hermanson, survived their mid-September free-fall, and swept the world-champ Red Sox? Doubtful.
To believe in the White Sox, you must first believe in Guillen. The front of the T-shirt catcher A.J. Pierzynski wears under his jersey reads, Ozzie Ball Means ... Then on the back it says, Heart, Brains, Balls. The Sox play with all three. On the seamhead stat front, no team in the majors had won more one-run games than the White Sox. Only one team that made the playoffs had hit more home runs (Yankees) or had stolen more bases (Angels).
"We got guys who can run," says Pierzynski. "We got guys who can hit home runs. We got guys who can catch the ball. We got guys who can pitch. Anytime you have those combinations, it's going to lead to success. Not only that, we have guys who believe in each other. That's the biggest thing, to believe, hey, we can do this."
If the White Sox do win the Series, cover your ears. After all, The Boss' son, Mayor Richard M. Daley, runs Chicago these days. And he's got an itchy air-raid finger.
Texas Toast
After the Astros clinched the NL wild card on the final day of the regular season, closer Brad Lidge was so happy, he accidentally dropped an f-bomb on television during the postgame celebration. His teammates then devised a fake press release from the commissioner's office, chiding him and fining him $25,000. Lidge fell for it. "He's the nicest kid," says manager Phil Garner. "He never swears. All he wanted to do was apologize to Drayton McLane. He wanted everyone to know that's not like him. We believe him."
And, much more important, the Astros believe in him.
Every time the 6'5", 210-pound righthander trots in from the Minute Maid Park bullpen, the scoreboard flashes LIGHTS OUT LIDGE. The crowd goes wild, and a calm settles over the Astros. "When Brad comes in," says Astros lifer Jeff Bagwell, "game over."
Lidge learned to close from ex-Astros flamethrower Billy Wagner, and now he's even better than his mentor. "Brad is the best in the game," says third baseman Morgan Ensberg. "It's his job, it's who he is. He's got the build, he's got the personality. He's not a former starter who went to the bullpen. He's the closer."
In 94 2/3 innings last season, Lidge struck out 157, which would have made him the staff leader for 12 major league teams, including the Yankees. In the NLCS against the Cardinals, he gave up one hit and whiffed 14 in eight innings. This year, his first full season as a closer, Lidge saved 42 games in 46 tries, striking out 103 in 70 2/3 innings. He fanned five more in four scoreless innings of this season's NLDS, including two tough frames in the epic, 18-inning clincher over the Braves. "I get a lot of funny looks from hitters after they've faced him," says catcher Brad Ausmus.
Lidge, 28, was an outfielder at Cherry Creek High in Englewood, Colo. "My senior year," he says, "my coach told me that I'd have a hard time starting in the outfield, so he asked me if I wanted to pitch. I could throw 90-91, and I threw strikes, which was good enough for Colorado baseball." He got no scholarship offers until Notre Dame finally called. In South Bend, Lidge started lifting weights and refined his mechanics, and by his junior year, he was throwing 97 mph.
After Lidge was named Big East Pitcher of the Year in 1998, the Astros made him their No. 1 pick in the June draft, but he kept hurting his elbow and shoulder. "We figured it was because he was throwing an overhand curveball," says Astros GM Tim Purpura. So minor league pitching instructor Dewey Robinson taught him a slider. Says Purpura, "He got it in 45 minutes."
Now the Lidge slider is perhaps the most devastating pitch in the game, especially since he still throws 97 mph heat. The low-90s slider has wicked downward movement, much like Robb Nen's in his prime, only Lidge throws slightly harder than Nen did. "He has a pitch no one can see," says Ensberg. "Some guys throw a cutter that goes 90, but it moves horizontally. This goes down."
Behind the plate, Ausmus tries to make sure Lidge doesn't fall in love with the slider and neglect one of the game's best fastballs. "If you know the slider is coming, it becomes more hittable," Ausmus says. "Uh, make that less unhittable."
That's the choice with Lidge: unhittable vs. less unhittable. And that's why, after facing him, it's usually the hitter who walks away swearing.
Turn Two
They don't call second base the keystone for nothing.
Last season, with a double-play combo of shortstop Edgar Renteria and second baseman Tony Womack, the pennant-winning Cardinals ranked 11th in baseball with 154 DPs. When they lost both, plus three-time Gold Glove-winning catcher Mike Matheny, to free agency, GM Walt Jocketty had to rebuild the middle of his defense from scratch. David Eckstein and Mark Grudzielanek were strangers before they signed with the Cardinals two weeks apart last winter. So they spent February and March bonding around the second base bag.
Under the supervision of ex-infielder Jose Oquendo, shortstop Eckstein and second baseman Grudzielanek worked on flips, pivots and pirouettes in Jupiter, Fla. Their mandate was to save a tick here and a fraction there, because time is precious when the goal is two outs per ground ball.
They figured to have plenty of double-play opportunities. Pitching coach Dave Duncan likes hurlers who pound the zone with sinking two-seam fastballs. Newcomer Mark Mulder induced 2.53 ground balls for every fly ball, third in the NL. Chris Carpenter was sixth in the league in ground ball-tofly ball ratio, and Matt Morris, Jason Marquis and Jeff Suppan all finished in the top 21.
By season's end, all the hard work Eckstein and Grudzielanek put in last spring and throughout the summer had a tangible reward: the Cardinals led the majors with 196 double plays. Then they turned seven more in their three-game sweep of the Padres in the NLDS. Look beyond the team's well-known attributes-Albert Pujols' bat speed, Carpenter's sinker, Tony La Russa's abrasive brand of brilliance-and the two guys in the middle of the infield are a big reason the 2005 Cards believe they have what it takes to go the distance.
How adept are they at turning two? Consider that third baseman Scott Rolen started only 55 games because of a shoulder injury but still participated in 17 DPs-three more than Cubs third baseman Aramis Ramirez did in 119 games. Eckstein ranked second to the Pirates' Jack Wilson among major league shortstops with 123 DPs, and Grudzielanek led all second basemen with 108.
Reliever Julian Tavarez, who pitched in front of Carlos Baerga and Omar Vizquel in Cleveland and Luis Castillo and Alex Gonzalez in Florida, thinks Eckstein and Grudzielanek are highly underrated. Says Taverez, "People say, 'Who are those guys?' And I say, 'They're the guys who helped us turn almost 200 double plays.' As pitchers, the first thing we think about is a ground ball, because we know they can turn it at any time."
While Eckstein relies on quick hands and feet, Grudzielanek is a second baseman with a shortstop's arm-a hose, in baseball lingo. That's why Grudzielanek usually covers the bag and makes the pivot when righthanded batters hit the ball back to the mound. "I tell our pitchers, 'Do you want me to take it, or somebody who throws 20 mph harder?' " Eckstein says, laughing.
After bonding in spring training, Eckstein and Grudzielanek became even better pals as the season wore on. Eckstein, a self-professed "boring" guy, is accustomed to going home and crashing after games. So Grudzielanek achieved a major social coup when he coaxed his buddy to attend a team function in September, then treated him to dinner and Sunday Night Football at an Irish pub during an off-night in Chicago. "He's a good man, but you have to force him to go out," Grudzielanek says.
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Another one for Seymore's fans.
Another day chez Seymore Butts - the stuff they can't show on Showtime. The high point is Flower squirting big time as she's buttfucked by Kurt Lockwood in a threesome with Michelle Lay. Real geysers.
And there's a delightful scene where Seymore helps Mari Possa spread her anus so she can measure the gape. This is the kind of reality sex thing that Butts does better than anyone.
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Alex Rodriguez is back in the headlines, perhaps for the only reason the New York Yankees would not want.
One day after the magical performance of Hall of Fame shortstop Derek Jeter in which he belted a home run to cement career hit No. 3,000, A-Rod may have effectively destroyed the Yankees' postseason dreams.
The Hall of Fame third baseman took the air out of CC Sabathia's complete-game shutout gem Sunday afternoon, as it was announced that he would undergo surgery today to repair a torn meniscus in his knee. The Yankees' slugger is hopeful he will be back in August, but September is far more likely to see him back in pinstripes.
How will this injury affect the Yankees and A-Rod moving forward?
Yesterday, David and Victoria Beckham birthed the first Beckham-Spice Girl princess. The two announced that they welcomed a beautiful baby girl to their family yesterday morning. Already with three prodigy sons, how will a delicate flower alter David's way of living?
Will we ever see the international icon step onto the field again?
The summer of 2011 is officially the Summer of Baby Beckham—are we even ready for another Beckham family worldwide takeover?
Manny Pacquiao is currently training for his November 12 bout with Juan Manuel Marquez. This means he'll continue to annoy us with his terrible cell phone commercial and boring personality.
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Will we ever see the historic bout or will they continue to make us worry?
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