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Why can't I get enough (Warum werde ich nicht satt)
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Why can't I get enough
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What a stupid question, if this is really necessary
Well, I got 2 cars, since one is insufficient for me
Both of them fit my garage, that's reason enough for me
What else am I supposed to put into this garage next to my giant mansion?
The appliances for the swimming pool are already lying in the summer house
And the toy train is set up in the cellar
Every sunday I count my money, and it really does me good
To know how much I'm worth, and I'm high-priced at the moment
I had more luck than most people, always lived luxuriously
And whenever I wanted something dearly, I got it indeed!
Why can't I get enough?
I'm grateful for my life, drew many lessons from it
Came out of all adventures in one piece
Lots of parties and drugs, too, of course
And most of the time something was going on with the women, too
I indeed got great friends, one is taking care of (me) nicely
And in the graveyard, the best place is reserved for me
Why can't I get enough?
Why can't we get enough?
Warum werde ich nicht satt
Was für 'ne blöde Frage, ob das wirklich nötig ist.
Ich habe halt zwei Autos, weil mir eins zu wenig ist.
Sie passen beide in meine Garage, für mich ist das Grund genug.
Was soll ich sonst in diese Garage neben meiner Riesen-Villa tun?
Die Geräte für den Swimmingpool liegen schon im Gartenhaus
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Jeden Sonntag zähle ich mein Geld, und es tut mir wirklich gut,
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Went on a referral from friend. Love the grounds and the guides were very helpful and cheery. Great Mother Nature fix and a wee stretch for the legs.!
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I am not good at following maps so if you aren't either the trails start behind you if you're looking at the boards (in front of the parking spaces) that has the maps. This was an enjoyable place for easy to moderate hikes. I went on a Monday afternoon and only a few cars were there. There is a port-o-potty... More
Lots of hiking trails with varying degrees of steepness. Some portions of the trails are deep in the trees, other out in the open. If you go during summer, take water and wear a broadbrimmed hat as there are several areas that are exposed to sun.
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An Odisha Evening In The Divine
Presence… Thursday, July 5th, 2012 |
Continuing from where they had stopped in the morning, with their
devotional exhibition touching the peak, devotees from the State of
Odisha presented an encore of their cultural display at the Sanctum
Sanctorum this evening in Prasanthi Nilayam. Tribal Cultural Dance, Jodi Shanka Dance, was the first item, wherein tribal youth blew 'twin-conch', dancing to the tunes, enacting various scenes from Bharat's rich cultural glory, from the epics. Scenes depicting Bhagawan Sri Krishna as the Eternal Charioteer, Lord Hanuman flying over, the Advent of Kalki Avatar on the horse etc. were displayed along with various other scenes to the rhythmic backdrop music emanated from the drums and cymbals. The State that earned the rich inheritance of devotional chanting from none other than Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, epitome of devotion, fashions the same even today with tribals and other devotees in the state follow the style of ecstatic devotional chanting. Next to come was this display of Congregational Chanting of the Divine Name to the accompaniments of various instruments such as Dholak, Mrudangam, Ghanta and Kahali. Sri Krishna Leela Madhuri, a dance ballet followed, presented by the students of Sri Sathya Sai Vidya Mandir, Bhadrak. The presentation was based on the writings of renowned devotional poet Banmali Das, who lived during the 12th century. As various scenes from the epochal life of the Avatar came to the fore to the accompaniment of soothing Oriya Melody, audience in the hall sat spellbound watching the spectacle as if got caught in a reverie. Sai Symphony, a Musical Programme by the Youth from the State, both men and women was the final item for the evening. Upon the presentation, groups of children and youth lined up for photograph session. Bhajans by the State troupe continued and ended with the Thursday Special, Hey "Shiva Shankara Namami Shankara…" in Bhagawan's mellifluous voice. Prasadam was distributed and Mangala Arathi was offered at 1850 hrs. Earlier, before the commencement of the programme, Sri P. Jagannath Prasad Rao, State President of Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations – Odisha delivered a brief introductory speech. In his brief talk, the State President touched upon Bhagawan's special love for the State, often expressed and exhibited by Bhagawan. Echoing feelings of gratitude for Bhagawan's "Love In Action", rehabilitating thousands of homeless people from the State, aftermath of the floods that wreck havoc in September 2008, Sri Rao echoed that Puri and Parthi are the same and so is Lord Jagannath and Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai. II Samasta Lokah Sukhino Bhavantu II |
Hundreds of men and women from the State of Odisha took to the main
street this morning in a huge procession displaying great devotional
fervour here in Puttaparthi. This is the second time, in six months,
the State is taking out a huge procession in Puttaparthi, last one
being on 27th December 2011. This morning's procession began at 0830 hrs. from the birthplace of Bhagawan, Lord Shiva Temple, and moved along the main road. Led by a group yellow clad men blowing 'twin conch', followed by a group of enthusiastic drummers beating rhythmic tunes, the procession, infectious of devotional exuberance, moved through the main road in a measured pace granting an audio visual treat to hundreds of onlookers. The men in the front were followed by a group of men in drum, who often turned excited, jumping and dancing to their drum beats, followed by another set of men playing cymbals, joining in circular dance movements. In the centre was a small chariot carrying Lord Jagannath, Sister Subhadra and Brother Balabadra. A small group of tribal dancing woman followed the men, that was followed by hundreds of women carrying auspicious 'kalasas.' Another huge coloumn of women joined moving in tandem, often bursting into eerie whistling, typical of East India tribal tradition. Namasankirthan group of men, in yellow scarves, followed, singing bhahjans and towards the end came a huge chariot with a smiling Bhagawan in the backdrop, with the Seat Of The Divine at the centre. This morning affair was full of spectacle, drama and colour, in line with the original festive splendour in Puri, which is slated as a typical Indian fair of unmatchable proportions. The State of Odisha is currently in Prasanthi Nilayam with a strong contingent of over 1800 deovtees, that included over 200 tribal devotees, who are on their maiden visit, on a Parthi Yatra. In the meantime, a three day International Sai Youth Retreat, for Region 4 nations of SSSSO – Worldwide got under way this morning in the Purnachandra Auditorium. II Samasta Lokah Sukhino Bhavantu II |
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I'm new to the forum but thought I'd post a report on my trip to Idaho. Rainbow, brook, smallmouth, largemouth and even one bluegill taken on a whirlwind tour in multiple compass directions from Boise. Oh, and Brown on the Owyhee River in Eastern Oregon.
A real big day! I think I'll try it soon. I think I have a good chance at Cutts, Bows, Brookies, Largemouth, Bluegill and Redears. If I play it right I might know of a nearby spot with browns too.
I was told that the river was still a bit high. Difficult wade in some spots. The water was surprisingly cold for the 90 degree day in the desert. I was thankful for choosing wool socks in my waders. People were nymphing with bobbers in the morning but we did pretty well with drys in the late afternoon.
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Stoke City boss Tony Pulis admits he may sell in January.
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Microbelog on tour: CosmoCaixa, Barcelona
Last week, my pals and I spent a long weekend in Barcelona visiting the awesome Primavera Sound music festival. The rather nocturnal nature of the event (bands playing from 18.00 to 04.00) gave us plenty of time during the day to sleep on the beach drink excessively visit some of the beautiful sights of one of Europe's most vibrant cities.
So what did we see? Gaudí's majestic Sagrada Família? The magnificent Camp Nou, home of FC Barcelona? Nope, we went to a science museum. Nerds: that's how we roll.
CosmoCaixa, Barcelona's science museum, is amazing and well worth checking out if you've a spare few hours on holiday. It has more hands-on exhibits than you can shake a stick at and comes complete with an indoor rainforest. Beat that, London Science Museum.
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Sometimes I get invitations that are just too intriguing to pass up. Last month I was lucky enough to visit the Whitechapel Gallery in London to hear a talk by Dr Christian Bök (left), an experimental Canadian poet who's been working with bacteria to get them to do something pretty special.
Last year I was sitting on the science floor of the British Library (procrastinating) when I read that Craig Venter had encoded a line from James Joyce's novel A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man into the genome of his 'synthetic lifeform': "To live, to err, to fall, to triumph, to recreate life out of life." I thought this was pretty neat.
Dr Bök has taken this idea and run with it. He explained how he has been engineering a bacterium to be the storage vessel for a poem but, at the same time, be a poet itself. The project is called the 'Xenotext'. Confused? Stick with me, and I'll do my best to explain it.
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Last week I had the pleasure of attending an event mixing craftwork with bacteriology. It sounds like an odd combination, but was in fact the latest in a series of outreach events organised by Science London.
Joining 50 other people in London's Drink, Shop & Do cafe, I arrived with my pals from the British Science Association to find tables festooned with felt, thread, and glitter. Our task was to create a bacterium from what was available to us. You can see some of our efforts in the photos below; mine is the expertly crafted blue circle with glued-on eyes and multi-coloured flagella. Prizes were available for the best creation. I did not win a prize. The winner did use some purple thread to Gram-stain his effort, which I thought was rather clever.
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the first was hilarious, your slipping recently.
Oh, I disagree, prick. And why are all the other sections 0's? It's okay to not find it funny, but giving every category (except Graphics, respectively) a 0 is assholish.
i would have put a higher vote if i didn't see the gay purple dinasour at the end. Barney must die.
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That was a good show...could have done without the Barney though
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In the meantime, how does a well-meaning scientist deal with the communications world as it is? There are no simple answers, but I'd like to offer some guidelines that work for me—at least sometimes. First and foremost, resist any temptation to make judgments about the superiority of your argument over others: Such comments will only stiffen the resolve of reporters intent on dredging up controversy. Next, explain the process with which you arrived at your conclusions to those asking for an expert opinion. There are several important aspects to flag. First, when you make value judgments, always preface any such offerings with the clear warning that the question called for a personal opinion, not an expert opinion of scientific understanding. For scientists asked to make forecasts, what can happen and what are the odds constitute science; what to do about it is a value judgment.
I often try to summarize what colleagues say, too, and to differentiate the process of scientific assessment (with its multiple rounds of peer review) from what are merely claims of individuals. Perhaps most important is the need to state the degree of certainty you assign to your assessments and to explain the degree of subjectivity needed to estimate that confidence level.
Finally, remember to use language that any layperson can follow. Jargon may be an efficient way to communicate with colleagues who know the lingo, but others often misunderstand it. For me, simple metaphors work best to communicate meaning, because they can convey both the urgency and uncertainty that go into making assessments of climate change. For example, I (and other climate scientists) often say that climate is like a set of dice, with some hot faces, wet faces, dry faces and so forth. This allows us to point out both that the random element in the weather is not going away with global warming and that we think people are loading the climatic dice in such a way that some of the more problematic faces will be turning up more often.
To explain that the surface heating that comes with global warming will intensify the hydrological cycle and is likely to increase the intensity of rainfall in already-wet regions, I might ask my interviewer a simple question: "If you put one pan full of water in the sun and one in the shade, which will evaporate first?" Everybody knows the answer to that. Again, such an illustration adds to clear communication, even though in global warming it is extra infrared energy that is heating the surface, not extra sunlight. Thus, to some sticklers my analogy is too crude. Yet without resorting to some simplification, it is nearly impossible to communicate the implications of the scientific results to a broad audience and thus to garner support in one's effort to make the world a better place.
I labeled this conundrum the "double ethical bind" in a 1989 interview with Jonathan Schell for an article he was writing for Discover magazine. For me, discussing a pan of water is helpful and similar enough to the climatic effect I want to describe that I can live with knowledge that it glosses over many complications—and I do write lengthy articles (and lengthier books) for those who want to know more about how I view the real physical processes.
As I said to Schell years ago, it's not at all easy to choose one's words when talking to reporters in a world of sound bites and adversarial policy debates. Ironically, many people who argue against my public-policy prescriptions have used selective quotation from that Discover article to attack my credibility. So let me do some selective quotation of my own from that piece, which gets the point across that I was trying to make to Schell back in 1989, something I still feel strongly today: "This double ethical bind we frequently find ourselves in cannot be solved by any formula. Each of us has to decide what the right balance is between being effective and being honest. I hope that means being both."
Unfortunately, I see this quote repeatedly manipulated by those claiming I advocate exaggeration; they deftly leave off the last sentence—expressing my hope that scientists be both honest and effective—and ignore the overall context of my remarks. In particular, they leave out what I meant by being honest in that Discover interview: vetting the "ifs, ands and buts" by producing popular articles and books, and when forced to provide sound bites, by using metaphors to convey both urgency and uncertainty.
In a world of policy advocacy, full quotation and respect for context are rare luxuries, so if you venture into this realm you'd better expect to be misrepresented some of the time. Steel yourself before taking the plunge. Good luck.
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4.38 / 5.00 7,324 ViewsMy third animation is now complete. Sorry there isn't more background music, but it was hard to find the MP3's. Next up, Legend of Zelda.
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i hate the way u draw poeple, they look so stupid with the eyes almost as big as there head
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I have read some of the other reviews on this movie and it is a love or hate thing.I personally think that this is really sad. utter trash and if it was up to me it wouldnt be here. the jokes were bad, the graphics were bad and the whole read the conversation thing was bad.
This is the best flash movie i've seen in a long time. I was laughing all the way through this. Keep it up! (Love the style)
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Hehe, that was great. I <3 Metal Gear Solid. My friend and I like taking pictures of Snake's crotch and sending them to Otacon.
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Kenya is traditionally been perceived as an agricultural country, with and a lot of government initiatives are focused on rural areas and food production. Yet trends show that Kenyan populations is getting more urban, and younger, as shown in the 2009 cencus. John Githongo wrote in this article - we have to rethink what Kenya is. Three-quarters of Kenyans are under 30 and want to live in towns, but we are ruled by farmers and trapped by land disputes.
Land is an emotive complex issue that underlies agriculture and food production. As seen with the recent Tatu City, a $3 billion new city project, to which Maina T asks about the wisdom of using the most arable land in Kenya for buildings, on red soil which is more productive food wise.
The urban population does not grow food, has little interest in agriculture. They want to make live in cities (like Nairobi which generates over ½ the country's GDP) and build applications for mobile phones that do A, B, C, D etc. One way to increase interest is to agriculture relevant to a young population, farmers employing new techniques new crops, not just traditional maize and beans.
In the technology space, there has been a shift, deliberate or not towards rewarding innovations and projects in the field of agriculture including:
- Apps for Africa was won by i-cow a voice-based mobile phone application that helps dairy farmers manage breeding and feeding of cows leading to better yields.
- The Chase Bank /Enablis Business Plan competition in which agri-business proposals overtook ICT both in the number of entries received and list of top 100 picked. Of these 35% of the entries submitted came from Nairobi and 30# were from people aged 18 – 25 years.
- Finally M-farm, an information resource for farmers scooped the top prize in last week's IPO48 entrepreneur contest.
The best way to make agriculture cool is for it to make money, but by also making agriculture relevant for the youth - using best practices, new technology, and high profits (tea sector), Kenya won't go the way of Nigeria - a country capable of agricultural production but which almost all urban foods are imported, not from the rural side, but from other countries
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Making Agriculture Cool
14 comments:
- education said...
If Kenyans learn the modern techniques of education then they can get employment in their urban areas itself but for that they should be educated well. Local Govt should think about it.
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**syeds** - 11/04/2010 8:47 AM
- J said...
Cool agriculture:
Check out http://www.gramonragardens.com - 11/04/2010 9:55 AM
- MainaT said...
Banks-agriculture still plays a very importnat role in Kenya's economy. It accounts for 26% of GDP and probably employs 75% of Kenyans in employment (if you think of agriculture as a an income-earning endavour) and ofcourse pushes inflation up or down. Its therefore important we engage the yout in it.
- PKW said...
Nice post, thanks. Had no idea Nairobi generates 50% of Kenya's GDP.
I like the 'not just trading maize and beans' (that would be banana bunches in UG) part. I find myself wanting to own some agricultural land, however small even when I'm not 100% intent on becoming a farmer and don't intend to retire in the village. Cultural complex, I think. - 11/05/2010 11:37 AM
- bankelele said...
MainaT: Nairobi is still nirvana for many, even though farmers have seen improvement with tea, coffee, vegetables, milk, to name a few,and with Equity & corporates offering farm assistance.
- also ICT is regarded as a low employment industry, despite what the BPO proponents say
PKW: I have heard figures of 50% to 70% of the country GDP is Nairobi-related. How is UG? on TV last night some people were said to gone missing, while trying to smuggle coffee across the border to Uganda - 11/05/2010 3:22 PM
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- Patty said...
Great blog. I just discovered it and I look forward to reading more of your posts.
- Gish said...
I indulge in Agriculture as a business and i must say that nothing gives great joy than watching something transform from seed to money. We must take on new technology, try different crops and keep researching on better ways to farm.
- sam said...
I agree.The youth are more interested in the more "glamorous" jobs to enable them survive in the city while ignoring the lucrative agricultural sector.A small scale farmer in Kenya probably makes more than a typical middle class family in Nairobi.There is great potential in agriculture but you don't eat potential.Young people must start sweating like pigs on the millions of acres of land lying idle in our rural homes.There our riches lie.
- kamasutra tamil said...
I agree. Developing a good education may help them.
The issue of building on red soil comes up quite often. It is the best soil to build on. If you are on black cotton soil you have to excavate ALL of it or else your foundations will crack. There are ways of building on black cotton soil but they are expensive and to my knowledge still experimental.
On the issue of arable land, Kenya currently uses 8.01% of its land for agriculture when it should be more than 80%. Egypt uses 5.5% of its land all of it under irrigation and yet it produces more than Kenya. We have crammed ourselves in areas where we need little or no fertiliser to grow food and I believe that is why when a development like TATU city comes up we get angry at the "loss" of fertile land.
Look at it this way, more people will move into cities and the cities will grow. This is a fact. Eventually, more land will be available for cultivation as people abandon agriculture for city living. Large tracts of naturally fertile agriculture land will eventually become available. - 11/19/2010 5:45 PM
- bankelele said...
Gish: Good for you, as a kid I was so happy when my tomatoes and sukuma I planted (with my mum) had good harvests, and if I had 1/32 of an acre, I could do it again!!!
Sam: food, shelter, clothing are the basics that will always be in demand. But even that small scale farmer you describe, sometimes feels inferior to a middle class family Nairobian who has a (clean) house, car, TV (sometimes on loan)
Kigada: I understand the issue for not wanting to build on black cotton, but where is the Ministry of agriculture to zone arable land and declare it off limits for building? Is this a viable channel? - 11/20/2010 2:15 PM
@banks The issue of zoning land for agriculture is part of the new land policy that should have been implemented a few months ago. The ministry of lands is taking it slow with the implementation. At the moment the expansion corridors for Nairobi are along Thika road and Mombasa road. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-11823146


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