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On America's biggest football-watching day (and second-biggest eating day) of the year, it's standard practice to stock your party table with pizza, wings, sandwiches, and store-bought snack foods. But your Super Bowl Sunday party guests are worth a little more effort than emptying a bag of chips into a bowl and microwaving some cheese dip, right?
This year, do something different by making delicious Super Bowl snacks of your own. You'll not only have the opportunity to impress your guests with flavorful new foods, you'll also help them avoid the overload of calories, fat, and artificial ingredients that come with many prepared meals and snacks.
Of course Pad Thai and Kimchi probably won't be the most popular picks on game day, but there are plenty of ways to give standard Super Bowl snacks, like chips, pretzels, dips, and chicken wings, an Asian twist. Try the seven recipes below at your gathering this weekend and if you're serving additional Asian inspired snacks this Sunday, tell us about them in the comments section below!
Edamame Dip A healthy alternative to high-calorie avocado, edamame is packed with protein and makes just as pretty of a green party dip.
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I don't believe that "Gut Feeling" is exclusively highly developed among persons without a formal education in science. There are many examples of self-educated persons who have a highly developed sense of direction that is not consciously derived. In fact, I think a person educated in science, who is also a free thinker, will have an even higher developed and more sharpened "Gut Feeling". The label may be the more eloquent "Intuition" or "ESP".
In the same way that you may describe an uneducated person as having been "Conditioned" by authorities in family and religious leaders, an educated person can likewise have their subconscious reasoning powers "Buried" under "Conditioning" by authorities in their "Secular" education. Exposure to a greater range of original ideas can hone and actually enhance intuition and "Magical thinking" that springs from the incredibly powerful unconscious mind. Yes, this honing can occur IF one preserves one's independence of thought and a healthy skepticism.
However, we have seen.. I have seen.. highly educated individuals who are so thoroughly indoctrinated and bound in the ideas of others who are "Experts" or otherwise authorities in their field, that they have few original ideas or positions of their own. Perhaps a better perspective would be to say that DOGMA, whether within or without exposure to a science-based "Education", confines the mind and limits development of the higher functions, including an amazing, uncanny intuition or "Gut Feeling".
The concept of the "Renaissance Man" perhaps expresses the ideal of leaving behind dogmatic ideas and freely exploring BOTH in realm of Human Nature and in Physical Nature. However, there is no escaping the Human Nature proclivity for ego, power, and control over others by the promotion of a limited set of ideas to the exclusion of others. This manipulation occurs not just in the experience of the "Uneducated", but also in every field of study by the power of political and religious intolerance.
Pure science in the study of Human Nature, or in the study of physical nature, is rarely performed devoid of self-interested perversion by Human Nature itself. The politics of science can be as severe as the politics of religion. Science in Physical Nature produces verifiable truth. The science of Human Nature can also provide verifiable truth, and that is what we are looking for here.
One of those verifiable truths in Human Nature is that we seem to have a need to believe in a superior intelligence, whether it be a deity, or the laws of physical nature. Unfortunately, these two exclusive ideas are blended in religion. They should never be blended or melded. Diety resides entirely in Human Nature - "The Mind", and Physical Nature resides entirely within its own "Laws".
Yet, when it comes to accurate "Gut Feelings" or "Intuition", it is strong evidence that the ultimate higher power is WITHIN US. This higher power is best described as our own subconscious mind that is powerful beyond comprehension.
If God is the superior intelligence we all seek to know, then each one of us can know God by feeling, growing, and better using our subconscious mind. We can then become ONE with God, the all-powerful, the all-knowing, to achieve the ultimate objective of religion, and the ultimate secular experience as well.
Organized utopian social structures pretend to facilitate understanding the human experience we call life. Those that are INTOLERANT of alternative ideas will want to manipulate us. This pulls us away from independent thinking to conformity, and away from the very personal "God" experience. If there is an apt description of the Devil, it is intolerance and manipulation. If there is an apt description of God, it is our own individual, independent, all powerful, all knowing subconscious mind.
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I too have a good sense of direction, when I'm outdoors. The moment I enter a building it goes away.
Time? When I'm up all night reading or writing, I can confuse 7AM with 7PM when AM and PM light is about the same. I have to check the sun: is it to the east or to the west? I find the condition tolerable; I have not yet bought a 24-hour clock.
I have a strange subconscious ability that baffles my wife. It might equally baffle others if they were hanging around with me enough to witness it, but I think I can explain it pretty well. I have an inner sense of direction and time. This allows me to sense direction even in a large mall while my wife is totally lost. It also allows me to know the time of day within 20 minutes of real time. I believe this ability is a matter of simple logic coupled with past reflections of the 24 hour experience. The time thing could be related to the position of the sun if outdoors, but it works equally as well indoors for me. My subconscious seems to grasp on to the "24 hour model" of time and hold it some way. As for not getting lost in a mall (even without looking at the maps) maybe this has to do with inner design. Some logical layout of things. I might add a third ability here. I'm instantly aware if a geographical area will flood or not simply by being in that area. I sense the "higher and lower ground" and therefore know what will happen to that area if it rains a lot. Al of this I attribute to a subconscious survival instinct.
I understand your point of view. I was referring to the secular experience being another way of looking at the "God experience" of theists. I think the explanation for athiests and theists BOTH being right about human nature and the human experience is what I was talking about.
One thing that cannot be denied, and that is Human Nature. It will not be denied. Its many expressions include athiests AND theists, and springs out of our physical existence, yes, but also from our metaphysical experience. Again, we are in the dark and feeling different parts of the same elephant. We are all humans in the human experience governed by the fuzzy laws of human nature, as well as being governed by the crisp laws of physical nature.
Intuition, or gut feeling has nothing to do with spirtuality.
Our brains consist of a sentient logical layer overlayed over the older mammalian brain. Whereas the cortex relies on more or less logical constructs, the mammalian brain, tuned by millions of years of evolution does quite well with pattern matching and estimation of fuzzy and vague inputs. We need both to be effective.
If we have enough input for a true logical decision, that's great. Often our inputs are vague, undefined or contradictory and in these cases our animal brain is our best resource.
Loren, during my years of fixing customer-reported computer software bugs matches yours. The more I knew about the software, the quicker the remedies came to me. It helped that I enjoyed the detective-like nature of the work.
As a professional troubleshooter (formal title, Field Service Engineer), I have had occasional experiences of intuition when faced with a novel or unusual problem with a customer's device which I am tasked with repairing. My own personal sense is that intuition is the product of subconscious processing of data coming in regarding a given situation which gives rise to a conscious conclusion. The problem with such conclusions is that the data they are based in may be incomplete or entirely mistaken and must be taken with a grain of salt.
Which I do. Depending on the nature of the intuition, I may pursue it in my investigation of the issue if I feel it is valid or I may simply go through my standard procedure of examination, diagnostic running or other techniques I use to unearth a problem or malfunction. It may be a truism that, with experience and practice, intuition gets better because it is more informed and has a deeper background to draw from.
Or as a professional golfer I think once said, "The more I practice, the luckier I get!"
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box2010 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 52 designs submitted by 22 freelance designers.
Baobab Foods
consumers of nutrition products -- fruit bars and drink mix
Need logo for this website: http://www.baobabfoods.com
Web version of logo must be on clear background saved as .gif format. See attached baobab-logo-development.gif file for website specs.
Also this logo will be used for packaging on 'fruit bars' and 'drink mix' products, so it needs to be in a high resolution format as well.
Logo should read: 'Baobab Foods" with the following tagline "Nature's Nutritional Miracle"
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With all due respect to Ian Fleming and Sean Connery, "Never Say Never Again" was not the greatest Bond movie ever made. But it had one sterling moment:
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Tom14 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 77 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
Impact Legal Technologies
We support a very "serious" industry - the legal industry. We are a document and technology solutions provider for legal professionals and some corporate clients. We deal with documents that are highly confidential. We like to have fun, but we must give our clients the confidence that we can handle their most important documents with efficiency, speed and professionalism.
Law firms hire us, so our audience is mostly lawyers and business managers. Very serious professionals.
Our current logo is terrible. It's on our Website here: http://impactlegaltech.com/ The only thing we like about it are the colors.
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We are looking for something sophisticated, unique, modern, corporate, clean and simple.
The logo could be a symbol and text beside it or just text. A symbol could include the letters "ILT" but that isn't a requirement. The symbol could also be document-related. We are happy to get away from typical legal symbols, like the gavel and scale.
Primarily, the logo will be used on our new website (it's in production, but you can see it here: http://blueraymedia.com/impact/ - the logo you see there is just a placeholder).
We'd like to use 3 colors or so. We prefer more color rather than less. We do like the colors on our current logo or similar colors: http://impactlegaltech.com/
Please don't use a script font.
We'll need final files in Adobe Illustrator/EPS (vector) format.
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designer_uk needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 27 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
I need a logo to brand my new product called Syte Black. I have $120 waiting for the best design which will be paid straight into the winner's Paypal account instantly, no waiting around!
The product is a "ready made" money making website. The logo needs to be sleek, shiny and cutting edge. The logo should be very detailed, with a lot happening. It should have a web 2.0 feel. It should shout out "easy money" and should STUNN! Have a lot of IMPACT. You may use images of bank dollar notes (no coins) (royalty free images if you like) to emphasize the "easy money" theme. The logo will be the brand for my website so it has to be right.
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My new product is going to be a "ready made money making website" called Syte Black.
The logo should include the words, "Syte Black" (maybe .com)with the sub-title "Easy Money" you are allowed to experiment with upper or lower case text.
- The logo should STUN! It should have IMPACT.
- Shiny logo is preferable. Web 2.0 feel.
- The colour theme of the logo should include black to compliment the logo name.
- The logo should portray a "money making" image. Maybe image(s) of dollar bank notes can be used (no dollar signs $).
- I want the final file in PSD format with all the layers so I can edit if necessary
- Only use the colours Black (required), shades of grey, white (optional), Blue (if necessary), Red ( if necessary)
- Logo needs to be very detailed with a lot happeneing.
- Heavier fonts preferred
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- By portraying the "make money" image in the logo please do not include images of cars, holidays, mansions etc, just dollar bank notes would be fine (no dollar signs $).
- The logo shouldn't be too colourful, no greens (apart from dollar notes if necessary) or yellows.
- Simple logo not prefered.
- No thin weak fonts unless they really do look good.
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New Hampshire firefighter responds to daughter's fatal car wreck
A New Hampshire volunteer firefighter was one of the first responders on the scene of a car wreck that killed his daughter Tuesday morning, authorities said.
Investigators say that 30-year-old Katie Hamilton, of Brookline, N.H. was killed after her SUV was rear-ended into the path of oncoming traffic, where it was struck by another vehicle. The accident occurred in front of the town's safety complex, where the ambulance and other emergency operations are located, and a few hundred feet from the home she grew up in.
Hamilton's father, Stephen Whitcomb, told the Nashua Telegraph that he worked with his daughter at a plumbing business when not volunteering with the fire department.
"It's a sad, sad day for all of us, not just because it's Christmas Eve, but because of the relationship of the deceased," Brookline Police Chief Bill Quigley told WMUR-TV Tuesday. The Telegraph reported that Hamilton was married and a mother of three.
Authorities say Hamilton was stopping or slowing down to make a left turn when her SUV was rear-ended by a truck driven by 31-year-old Greg Cullen. The crash knocked the SUV into the opposite lane, where it was struck by another pickup truck driven by James Ciprotti, 37.
Investigators are still trying to determine why Cullen rear-ended Hamilton's SUV. No charges have yet been filed.
"At the last minute - we don't know if it was driver distraction or what the cause was, we haven't been able to determine that - he swerved to avoid hitting her and still struck her on the very right rear corner of her vehicle," Quigley said.
Whitcomb described his daughter as an outspoken person who wasn't afraid to voice her opinions.
"You grieve," Whitcomb told the Nashua Telegraph, "and then you try to put it all back together."
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Crime around the station rose 19 percent, police told the Contra Costa Times. Residents will see an influx of officers around the neighborhood.
By now, most people have decided on a presidential candidate, but what about local reps? The mud-slinging campaign tactics of Rep. Brad Sherman and Rep. Howard Berman, two Valley Democrats fighting to represent the same district, have left many voters undecided. But at a debate on Wednesday night, some residents left certain. Daily News
Family and friends of Alaska Airlines Captain Lee Morris, found dead near the 5 Freeway in Burbank, gathered in Washington on Sunday to remember him. "Everybody felt like Lee was their best friend," his sister, Karen Miller, told the Burbank Leader.
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Landon Cohen is a Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle who's getting ready to play in the Super Bowl, so it's not unusual that he's been behind the wheel of some beautiful automobiles.
"You name it," he said, "Ferraris, top-of-the-line Mercedes, Corvettes, all kinds of stuff."
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demarta needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
Preschool Pilot
We are PreschoolPilot.com. Our site http://www.preschoolpilot.com (under development) is a National Preschool Site Directory.
Our logo will make up a large portion of our Index Page so we are looking for a great design.
We are looking for a vintage flight attendant with the words Preschool Pilot to the right of her. We also have a tagline "Your Guide to the Perfect Preschool"
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You are cordially invited to attend the unveiling ceremony of the EDMUND FITZGERALD Ship Model Display!
Date: Saturday April 12, 2014 Time: Ceremony at 10:00 A.M Location: Milwaukee Public Library, Frank P. Zeidler Humanities Room, Second Floor, 814 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Reception to follow in the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room RSVP by April 7, 2014 to firstname.lastname@example.com or (414) 286-3074This model was originally given to Edmund Fitzgerald by the employees of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company on his 65th birthday, March 1, 1960. It was bequeathed to the Wisconsin Marine Historical Society by his son, Edmund B. Fitzgerald, upon his passing in 2013. The Wisconsin Marine Historical Society and Milwaukee Public Library cordially invite you to attend this unveiling ceremony.


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In Sally Thorner's living room, a sprawling rattan loveseat beckons from a corner. A bit fantastical, it's a closer relative of the porch swing than the sofa in mood and purpose. With its oversized downy cushions, this piece is meant for long, lazy mornings, for losing track of time with one's husband, for unabashed relaxation.
Needless to say, it's new.
As an anchorwoman for 25 years, the omnipresent face of television news in Baltimore, Thorner had little time to herself. But that's all changed since she retired last year.
Since Thorner, who's 55, signed off WJZ in December, she's finally been able to join her globetrotting husband on exotic trips, study Mandarin, blog for the Huffington Post, screen test for bit TV parts, volunteer for causes she cares about, like the Maryland SPCA, and redesign her home and buy a second one in New York City.
"I was barely here before," says Thorner, perched on a kitchen stool in her Baltimore County home, which can be found in a gated community in Brooklandville, tucked in a wooded cul-de-sac. "Home was a place I came to sleep and eat. For 30 years, I was not very good at anything. A half-baked wife. A half-baked mother. A half-baked daughter, friend and niece. I didn't have time for anything that really mattered to me."
But she does now. And she wanted her homes to reflect and support her new town-and-country way of living.
"When we came home," she says, "we wanted to love coming home."
Thorner and her husband, Dr. Brian Rosenfeld, hired designer Christopher Howarth to revamp both their Baltimore home, a 1970s ranch that hadn't been touched since the couple moved in 20 years ago, and their new New York apartment, a one-bedroom overlooking Central Park.
In Baltimore, Howarth's job would be loosening up the feel of the house and making it seem like a retreat, with the easygoing feel of California's wine country or the laid-back cottage vibe of the Pacific Northwest.
Thorner, who has reveled in not touching a mascara wand or pair of pantyhose since she went off-air, wanted to pad around her house barefoot and not worry about where she rested her cans of Diet Coke. She wanted her sweet-tempered corgi pups, Jackson and Willy, to have free rein.
She wanted a house to live in, she told Howarth, not a pristine designer museum.
It didn't take Howarth long to figure out that a key aspect of his design would be warmth. After all, that's what he saw when he looked at the couple and their newlywed-like affection for each other.
"It's obvious that there's a lot of love in that house," he says. "I wanted the color to reflect that."
There's gold for the entryway. Pale blush hues in the living room that subtly change as the sun rises and falls. Peaches in the guest bedroom and, for the master, a playful combination of baby blue and salmon.
By removing what had been heavy paint colors in the living space, Howarth effectively turned the living room into a showcase for the couple's tranquil garden — nature became the focal point.
The fanciful loveseat, which was actually a piece of outdoor furniture that Howarth had reupholstered, reinforces the plan to bring the outside in.
Thorner's favorite room is the master bedroom, a cozy space where Howarth worked to capture the couple's sense of fun. There's flirty bedding, in pink and coral moire silk, satin and linen, but the star of the room might well be a chaise Howarth brought in from the living room and reupholstered in a whimsical pink-and-red animal print.
"Doesn't it feel like a California B&B?" Thorner asks.
As the couple was finishing the redesign of their Baltimore home, they started shopping for a New York apartment — in part because it would allow them to spend more time with their son, Everett, a college student at Yale, a train ride away from Manhattan.
Thorner knew she had the right one when she got goosebumps as soon as she stepped in. The view, from the 17th floor of a high-rise along Central Park West, is breathtaking — offering a sweeping skyline panorama and a bird's-eye perspective of the lush parkland.
Thorner and Rosenfeld wanted the apartment to be a getaway, but one that felt like home.
Unlike in Baltimore, where Howarth diffused the color scheme to draw attention to the wooded back yard, here he brought in rich, toasty colors that warm the space and highlight the decadent windows.
The living space has room for a red sleeper sofa framed by leather chairs on either side and a copper-topped dining table. Hanging behind the sofa is a bold piece with layers of newsprint by Baltimore artist Bill Crowley.
In the kitchen, Thorner added a painting by Sheep Jones that she found at Steven Scott Gallery in Fells Point, a figurine that was a gift from her former co-anchor Kai Jackson and a snapshot of her throwing out the first pitch at an Orioles game.
Bringing Baltimore into the big city through touches like this was important to Thorner, who insisted the place feel like home, not a midtown hotel.
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text: Home- Faculty Search- Faculty Directory- Lynn Staley Colgate Directory FACULTY DETAIL < BACK TO RESULTS Lynn StaleyHarrington and Shirley Drake Professor of the Humanities and Medieval & Renaissance Studies in the Department of English English , 412 Lathrop Hall p email@example.com Degree BA, University of Kentucky, 1969; MA, PhD, Princeton University, 1973 Specialties Chaucer, medieval literature and culture, Spenser, early Renaissance literature Interests Chaucer, the Gawain-poet, Margery Kempe and other medieval women writers, Spenser, Ricardian culture Publications The Island Garden: England's Language of Nation from Gildas to Marvell, (Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 2012). Languages of Power in the Age of Richard II (Penn State Press, 2005) Dictionary of the Middle Ages, Supplement 1, W. C. Jordan, ed., J. Kaye and L. Staley, associate editors (NY: Charles Scribners Sons, 2004) The Book of Margery Kempe, edited and translated (Norton Critical Editions, 2001) The Powers of the Holy: Religion, Politics, and Gender in Late Medieval English Literature with David Aers (The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1996) The Book of Margery Kempe, complete text, modernized spelling, and notes, Middle English Text Series, TEAMS (The Medieval Institute, 1996) Margery Kempe's Dissenting Fictions (1994). The Shepheardes Calender: An Introduction (1990) The Voice of the "Gawain"-Poet (1984) "Love and Courtship," in Dictionary of the Middle Ages, Supplement 1 (NY: Charles Scribners Sons, 2004) "Translating Communitas," in Imagining a Medieval English Community" (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004) "Personal Identity," in A Companion to Chaucer (Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2000) "Pearl and the Contingencies of Love and Piety," in Medieval Literature and Historical Inquiry. Essays in Honor of Derek Pearsall (Cambridge: D.S. Brewer, 2000) "The Pearl Dreamer and the Eleventh Hour" in Text and Matter, a New Critical Perspective of the Pearl-Poet (1991) "Huntington 140: Chaucer, Lydgate and the Politics of Retelling," (Retelling Tales, 1997) A number of articles on medieval and Renaissance literature in journals including Studies in the Age of Chaucer, The American Benedictine Review, The Chaucer Review, Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Mediaevalia, Modern Philology, Speculum, Traditio, The Spenser Newsletter, Spenser Studies and Studies in Philology; contributions to The Chaucer Encyclopedia; reviews in American Notes and Queries, Mediaevalia et Humanistica, Renaissance Quarterly, Spenser Newsletter, Speculum Professional Experience Book review editor for books on English literature for Speculum, the journal of the Medieval Academy of America; evaluator for NEH fellowships Trustee, New Chaucer Society, 2012-2016 Distinctions NEH Fellow, 2003-04 Guggenheim Fellow, 2003-04 Member, Institute of Advanced Study, 2008-09 Ruth and Clarence Kennedy Professor, Smith College, 2015-16


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Sam Jackson Slams Film Critic Over 'Avengers' Review
Nick Fury's work is never done. As 'The Avengers' blasts its way into theaters, Samuel L. Jackson found himself engaging in a vicious battle with a mortal enemy more sinister than Loki – a film critic.
And not just any film critic, but New York Times scribe A.O. Scott, who shredded Joss Whedon's blockbuster in his review.
"While 'The Avengers' is hardly worth raging about, its failures are significant and dispiriting. The light, amusing bits cannot overcome the grinding, hectic emptiness, the bloated cynicism that is less a shortcoming of this particular film than a feature of the genre."
Jackson took to Twitter to respond, rarely a good idea. He told fans Scott needed a new job.
Then Jackson fielded a few responses from bewildered fans who basically said Scott's entitled to his opinion. Which is precisely what Scott backed up when he spoke to E! about the cat fight.
"I don't think Mr. Jackson is actually trying to get me fired. Actors and filmmakers sometimes respond angrily to negative reviews—I can't say I blame them—and Twitter is a relatively new and very public forum for that. Rallying 'fans' against skeptical critics is a time-honored tactic, and I don't take it personally."
This should all blow over by the time Scott reviews Jackson's inevitable sequel to 'Snakes on a Plane.' In the meantime, the winner of this Twitter scrap ends up being Stu VanAirsdale of Movieline, who summarized:
"Has it really come to a 63-year-old actor flaming a 45-year-old critic over a $200 million film made for 12-year-olds?"