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Posted May 31 2012 - 06:58 AM
I don't want to get mix up in between, andy difference?
is MDA safe as MDMA?
Posted May 31 2012 - 07:01 AM
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Posted May 31 2012 - 10:08 AM
Some differences in qualitative effects ime, is MDMA is generally more of a full on tactile roll, body sensations are stronger. Touch is really amplified and Loud Music at like a rave or concert is more engaging on MDMA where its compelling to dance or sit near a speaker if possible to feel the vibrations from it. MDA exhibits this quality to a much lesser degree but there is still music enhancement. MDMA is generally a more positive oriented emotionally opening experience as where MDA feels good but its a little more toned down. MDA has more visuals, a bit like a low dose of acid, and more rushy but ironically it makes me not want to move around as much usually.
Posted January 22 2014 - 04:13 AM
MDMA does have more love, more musical appreciation, a few other things, and worse side effects.
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Posted January 22 2014 - 11:10 AM
How many of you guys have tested your MDA however? I've tested mine many times, and my MDMA, and know what I'm getting every time for certain. MDA is very euphoric, more so than MDMA myself and my friends all agree. Although it lacks the feelings of overwhelming love that come with MDMA. It's also more visual, has a better body load, tactile on it's much better, duration is longer, and has no crash for me minus an achy back the next day I don't get on MDMA. It's more neurotoxic, but barely any more. 500mg of MDMA I imagine would have killed him if used instead of MDA as well. If you come across MDA I recommend you get it above MDMA, and I don't mean pills, I mean powder you can test and verify.
MDMA does have more love, more musical appreciation, a few other things, and worse side effects.
I've had MDA powder, I disagree with it being more tactile but these drugs effect people differently. Along with being more neurotoxic, MDA has been shown to have a lower LD50 then MDMA in studies with mice, which translates to MDA being more deadly. I bring this up in regards to your 500 mgs dose anecdote to say the same amount of MDA is no safer, if anything less safe. I've known people to dose ~1 gram of MDMA before and be fine, not that I reccommend taking such a dose.
Posted January 22 2014 - 11:46 AM
I would be interested if MDA ever came available to me. I'm quite sure I've had it before in a pill, but it wasn't advertised as such so it's just a hunch that that's what was in it. From what I've been told, on MDA you feel more "fucked up" than MDMA.
MDA has much more of the amphetamine feel to it. You get a body load and allot more physical effects then MDMA. I like it because I like psychedelics and it can be trippy. I think the best combo is to combine it with some MDMA so you still get that loved up vibe. You feel happy on MDA but it just not have the magic of MDMA.
There were MDA pills going around my area last summer and they were definitely legit. It does come around but from what I understand you do not yeild as much with the same ammount of material as you would making MDMA. So although they are almost the same process it is more protiable to make MDMA. Plus most people will prefer MDMA. But when I do find MDA it is always more then MDMA so it would seem either way people are still making their money off it.


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May 12th, 2010
So how am I … the altered sense of reality is at times a little overwhelming but manageable. It is funny how things here at home, with no relation to Haiti, give me the feeling of being on the streets of Port-au-Prince. The most surprising of these things so far has been the snow. The mounds that are jutting into the small side streets that cause one car to pause and allow another car to pass first are much like the road conditions getting around PaP.
Places to put the rubble from the fallen buildings are also in short supply down there and we often came to partially blocked roads full of vehicles trying to pass. It was jarring to feel transported back to Haiti by snow! That and the empty grocery store down the street from my house. Seriously, how could there not be one single onion left in the whole store?! What were people cooking this week?
I did manage to contract Dengue Fever while I was down there. (Note to self: reapply bug spray several times a day) I seem to have a penchant for tropical diseases! We all need our hobbies I guess. But as with all things, it could have been much worse so I feel a bit lucky that it was just Dengue.
"So how was it?" is the question I have gotten from most people I have seen so far at work. It is a fair and valid question, but there is no easy answer. Both better and worse than you could imagine is really the only thing I can say. People are living in makeshift tents, so our accommodations were the Plaza in comparison.
We stayed at what had been, and I'm sure will be again, an elementary school. The 82nd airborne as well as a group from the Navy had set up supply depots and were also camped on the grounds. The "girls" were upstairs in the 6th grade classroom and the "boys" were downstairs in first grade. When our team got larger, and the heat too much to bear, several camped outside.
Days started at 5 am (and 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 thanks to a very vocal rooster) …and lots to do all day long. My main role was to set up management, supply chain and fiscal structures to support our team. While challenging, they are now in place for the most part. The hardest thing for me I think was finding a way to make a use of myself at the hospital when the need was overwhelmingly clinical…so I passed out water to the patients and their families (it was a good 95 degrees) and emptied bed pans (hospital sanitation was a bit sketchy to say the least).
The flies were untenable at times and the smell quite honestly, everywhere, was horrid. But I didn't "hurl" once so I'm pretty happy about that. The teams from Maryland Shock Trauma and from here at IHV are amazing and I know that the work they did, and that the new team continues to do, is making a difference.
The city looks as you might imagine, although the news did not capture the actual experience of being there. There is concrete dust everywhere, the leaves on the trees are white in most places and breathing can be a challenge when the cars and slight breeze stir it all up. In many places there are houses and buildings seemingly untouched while the one that had been between them is a pile of dust and concrete.
The death toll is around 200,000 so far, and unfortunately there will be more…both from the catastrophic injuries sustained as well as the overwhelming potential for disease outbreak (cholera and typhoid being two of our primary concerns). I met a woman at the hospital that spoke no English but described to me her experience during the earthquake…the gist (which I got clearly) was that it was horrific, she is grateful to be alive, and I am grateful that I was not there.
Of course, I saw things best left un-described…things a non-clinician would normally not encounter and that completely reaffirm the fact that it is probably best I did not pursue medicine as a career. Like my colleague Anthony described in his first dispatch after arriving stateside, the words "blunt crush injury" and "soft tissue damage" will stay with me forever.
Humor got us through for the most part. And the resiliency of the Haitian people. Street life has resumed and people are trying as best they can to go about their lives amid the rubble. Children laugh, people embrace, and the world continues to turn. These kids had daily wheelchair races at the hospital.
The feelings I have being home are a mix of gratitude and uselessness. Having been there and seen, I know what is going on day to day and how much work there is left to do. I am hoping to get healthy and rested and get back down to do whatever small part I can. In the meantime, I am so thankful to be home and that I have a home to go to.
On the plane trip to the States from the DR, a woman that had been there as well asked one of my colleagues how you go back to your day to day life after being in Haiti and seeing the things we saw. While it brought a tear to my eye, the answer is…the people of Haiti have, so it is the least I can do.
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Lainey emailed me last night and said I needed to go look at Norm Macdonald's Twitter. So I did and it turns out that Macdonald, who appeared on SNL40 over the weekend, was having an SNL-themed story time about the week running up to the anniversary special. The big revelation that everyone is latching onto is that Eddie Murphy was supposed to appear in the "Celebrity Jeopardy" sketch as Bill Cosby, but that he backed out at the eleventh hour because he didn't want to "kick a man when he was down". Full Story
Saul, I think I love you
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Obviously I was a huge Breaking Bad fan, and as much as it stressed me out, I miss writing the recaps as it made my love for, and understanding of, the show that much deeper. But I wasn't super excited about Better Call Saul; a prequel spin-off seems like it was just a disaster waiting to happen. Full Story
SNL40: The Bad
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And now for everything that reminds us that Saturday Night Live is never quite as good as we want it to be. Actors impersonating characters During the "Weekend Update" bit several actors appeared as famous SNL characters. Emma Stone impersonated Gilda Radner's "Roseanne Roseannadanna", Melissa McCarthy attempted to take on Chris Farley and "Matt Foley", and Edward Norton almost got there with "Stefon" and Bill Hader. Full Story
SNL40: The Good
Like Saturday Night Live itself, the 40th anniversary celebration show was a mixed bag. Here's everything that was good. Andy Samberg's digital short Because they are ALWAYS good, but this one, sung with Adam Sandler featuring an assist from Chris Parnell, highlighted the history of character breaks on the show. Full Story
Opening and closing with Justin Timberlake
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I understand opening SNL40 with Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake. It certainly wasn't a surprise though. This is a great example of choosing to give people what they want over what they need. Then again, the idea of a reunion show is a "want over need" situation to begin with. It was to be expected. Full Story
Jon Stewart is signing off
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Jon Stewart has hosted The Daily Show for sixteen years. During that time he's evolved that show from a celebrity-driven late night talk show to an actual news source, seen three presidents come and go, reported on two wars, the worst terrorist attack in US history, and countless national tragedies. Full Story
The True Detective denim ad
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Rachel McAdams, Colin Farrell, and Taylor Kitsch were photographed in LA shooting True Detective season 2 yesterday. It seems like they were shooting some kind of armed standoff. As you know, all three of them play police officers. I like Rachel in cop mode. My Photo Assumption is that all three are comfortable, relaxed with each other, totally friendly. Full Story
Daryl Dixon goes solo
The Walking Dead returns this Sunday, and Entertainment Weekly dedicated this week's cover feature to the show. Usually when they do this, they have a group cover shot, or multiple cover variants for different characters on the show, but this time they've given the lone cover to Norman Reedus by himself. Full Story
The Five-Time Club marks SNL 40
With SNL's 40th anniversary celebration looming this February (even though the real anniversary is in October but this works to accommodate Sweeps), there's a lot of SNL coverage, including a new feature in The Hollywood Reporter featuring the people who have hosted at least five times, including Tom Hanks, Alec Baldwin, Candice Bergen, Drew Barrymore—the only two women to host 5+ times in forty years, but no, this show totally doesn't have a diversity problem Full Story
All the funny ladies, sort of
The 40th anniversary of Saturday Night Live is this month—there's a big special starring Justin Timberlake airing later this month—and as part of the celebration Glamour brought together some of the prominent women from the show's long history. Full Story
Viola Davis: SAGs Best Speech
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Her white dress didn't suck either. But it was what she had to say, what she continues to say, that is the only conversation. I love how it started. About how she has to use her imagination when she's reading to her daughter. Because, frankly, and too often, children's stories only look one way. Full Story
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt trailer has arrived
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The trailer is here, at long last! Everything you've heard or thought about Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (they dropped the "The" somewhere along the way, and I'm still inclined to put it in every time) can now be confirmed or at least guesstimated. Watch: There's no debate about the premise, obviously. Full Story
We should have loved you more
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Coming off Amy Poehler's last year as co-host of the Golden Globes, I keep reminding myself that Parks And Recreation is in its final run, and I need to set my PVR. I have watched the show since the first season, when Leslie Knope was just a female Michael Scott and the entire storyline revolved around the creation of one park. Full Story
Falling in love with Moira Rose
Did you watch the first two episodes of Schitt's Creek last night on CBC? If you missed it, they're online here. For those of you who were able to see it… How spectacular is Catherine O'Hara as Moira Rose? O'Hara has always been underrated. Full Story


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Cycle China - Yunnan
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Trip Details | Cycling | Dates |
Price: 2650 USD Duration: 15 days Start Point: Zhongdian End Point: Kunming |
From Zhongdian to Dali Cycling Days: 8 Distance: 543 km Grade: Strenuous |
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Day | Activity | Location | Tiger Leaping Gorge – Yangzi River – Naxi, Bai, Yi and Lisu minorities – Tibetan Plateau – hot springs - snow-capped mountains – ancient Tea Horse Caravan route – village markets – lake and river crossings Yunnan is one of China's most ethnically fascinating and scenically stunning provinces. It is easy to understand why Yunnan leaves our travellers raving about it! Experiencing the extraordinary natural wonder of TLG, with its towering walls and dramatic beauty. Meander along the majestic Yangtze River and kick back in the laid-back cobble stoned towns of Dali and Lijiang. This area is the foothills of the Himalayas where snow-capped peaks, dramatic ravines and pine forest meet rural villages and rice fields. A balance of steep climbs, dizzying descents and smooth flat roads makes this trip one of our favourites. |
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Arrival Day Morning ride around Napa Lake.37k Cycle to White Water Terrace 106k Cycle to Tiger Leaping Gorge 67k Rest day. Optional hike to Yangze Cycle to Shigu 74km Cycle to Lijiang 50km Rest day Transfer/Cycle to Shaxi 93km Rest day. Optional hike to Buddhist Grottoes. Cycle to Eryuan 63km Cycle to Dali 53km Free Day in Dali Transfer to Kunming Departure Day |
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"Can't help but think again and again how amazing the trip was, you are probably thinking: yeah, yeah, heard it all before, but honestly it was the trip of a lifetime, all future holidays have that as a benchmark and it's a perfect 10!" – Evelyn Wong, May 2005 "The combination of spectacular mountain scenery with a close-up view of rural Chinese life was rewarding and memorable" – Ross Shields, Oct 2006 "I cannot believe what a blast I had!! Thanks for a wonderful, most unforgettable trip!" – Florence Lim, Oct 2007 |
China history and cultural links Country introduction and statistics - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China Travel information - http://www.lonelyplanet.com/worldguide/destinations/asia/china Complete Chinese history - http://www.condensedchina.com/ Restoration of Shaxi Ancient Village - http://www.nsl.ethz.ch/irl/shaxi/frameset/frameOverview.htm |


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"The harder you work, the luckier you get." by Gary Player
Below is the poem entitled The Purge which was written by poet Elektra Real. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Nowadays I maintain a small boundary My world is kept concealed My world is kept within a grasp Because my world has fragile life forms It became fragile itself. Since I can no longer run whenever I want I made my stationary stance a home Most sounds stirs my compulsory hibernation So I must keep my ears on plug I must always deflect a growing attachment. Shutting instead of looking calms me down I have learnt the value of staying in the ground Though my dreams are enough, memory is overflowing I'll consume a portion each day until it's empty Then maybe if I have spare space, I'll just give it away.


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text: Transformers: Stolen KissA/N: The idea of cyborg!Bumblebee and cyber-enhanced Sam came from sbx and the pictures by twins_eternal the livejournal community inspired on tf2007fun me to write this fic lit thingy . XD--------Surya couldnt stop staring at the prone form lying in his arms. It wasnt like he had never watched Sam dive into a computer before; it was that he never noticed how much Sam looked like he was sleeping when he did so. Not that he would, or could, admit it out loud that he watched Sam sleep at night, even if he did. Surya had realized his attraction for his partner only a little while ago, but he knew it had always been there. At first he never could quite understand why he was originally drawn towards the other boy. He always thought it was because they were both in the same boat with what happened to them, but he later realized what he knew now. It was his soul reaching for Sams, its mate.The Hindi boy was brought out of hi


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Single-Strand Necklace with Seed Beads, Czech Glass Beads and Gemstone Cabochons
Single-Strand Necklace with Seed Beads, Czech Glass Beads and Gemstone Cabochons
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Make a full-size diagram of the necklace (see full picture of image at top of page), enlarging it to the desired size. Trace the design on to the fabric. Glue the cabochons in the marked places. Let the glue dry. Work a basic row of the seed beads around the cabochon (Fig. 1), using an even number of seed beads. When the row is finished go through all the seed beads, pulling tightly on the thread. See Fig. 2 for beading the cabochons.
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Sew the crystals onto the marked places (Fig. 3). Embroider all crystals in silver metalized seed beads (Fig. 1). Firstly embroider a row of size 11/0 seed beads, and then sew a row of size 8/0 seed beads. Sew the beads, bead-leaves and bead-flowers according to Fig. 4. Now fill in the free space using all kinds of beads and seed beads, as shown in the photograph.
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Asking $225 (price dropped) for everything, OBO of course. Tires are mounted and balanced, ready to install and go!
Selling my take-offs from my 2003 TRD ext-cab 4x4. They are in decent shape, tires are good for probably another year or two. Wheels are in great shape, have all center caps, I CANNOT SUPPLY LUG NUTS as I used them on my new setup.
Southside of San Antonio area, local pick-up preferred, willing to ship on buyer's dime. Cash or money order in person, paypal gift if shipping please.


text: HomeTVThe Young and The RestlessVivica and Wendy: You can put that where??? Jamey Giddens July 23, 2008 The Young and The Restless 1 Comment Why I love me some Ms. Vivica. Generations and The Young and the Restless alum Vivica A. Fox appeared on shock jock Wendy William's new daytime talker yesterday where Wendy brought up how childish and simple rapper 50 Cent behaved at the end of their relationship. Fox, while dressed to the thrill, dripping in bling, proved once again how a sista can go from zero to street in 15 seconds flat when she showed the audience how to put trifling drama where??? Back there! Loved it. Fox's new show Glam God With Vivica A. Fox premieres Aug. 21 on VH1. One Response Jillian Bowe July 23, 2008 LOVE me some Viv and Ms. Wendy! Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply You must be logged in to post a comment.


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The Ritz-Carlton Club Experience offers a private place of luxury.
Club Level guests of The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore are invited to experience the city from the highest level of the hotel at our exclusive Club Lounge. Here, spectacular views of Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline invite visitors to discover their inner artist in the Drawing Room, furnished with easels, paper and pencils, while The Library offers an intimate, state-of-the-art boardroom for up to 10 people. In addition to five daily culinary presentations, including a champagne breakfast and Afternoon Tea, the Club Lounge hosts occasional exclusive experiences such as bespoke cocktail mixing, sommelier-led wine tastings and sittings with a resident caricaturist.


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Year of Reversible Loss
A posthumous memoir from longtime Monitor poet Norma Farber.
After the death of her longtime husband, poet and novelist Norma Farber kept a journal in which she explored the landscape of grief. Now, almost three decades after her own passing, Year of Reversible Loss has been published, allowing fans to share that private journey.
And what an unexpected journey it is. The first surprise comes from the unlikely title. Can the loss of a loved one be "reversible"?
Farber, who published more than 30 books, arrives at her answer slowly, beautifully, while weaving a seamless mix of prose and poetry. The distinctive approach reflects her changing moods and perceptions, right from the opening page. There, she announces that "last night you died" before shifting, a few lines later, to three haunting haiku:
Sign your name on the wind
then I'll know which way
to follow you.
How silent my body feels:
hush of my shoulders
upholding the weightlessness of loss.
A gaunt moon.
I need my light
to free the stone from its shadow.
The concentrated form allows Farber to express her feelings – and maintain some distance from them – at a time when her loss is numbingly new.
By the second page, Farber shifts her focus both outside her apartment window and inside, to a six-foot dogwood cutting she received from the complex's gardener. The branch slowly blooms in its strange new environment, yet for Farber, who was also "pruned," the process takes much longer.
Weeks pass as she ponders her loss through various lenses, including music, history, and mythology. In July, for example, she wonders about a woman who survived the siege and mass suicide at Masada, saying, "Take me to that cave, that close escape." In September, she considers floods and says, through the mythical figure Pyrrha, "something fishy about survival."


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Hello, Oasis. Lots to update on. I'm back home, now and am able to sit down to write a little bit before the day truly gets underway.
I've decided for sure which binder I'll be getting. I talked to my trans friend about it and I'll pay him back after he orders it. I'm so grateful for him. Anyway, I'm ordering from Underworks. I'll be buying the Cotton Ultra Light Compression Tank, Style 573, in black. I have yet to size myself and am afraid to do so. (Suggestions welcome)...I don't want to get out the tape measurer and measure my bust size...I mean, I know HOW to do it. But I know that its going to make my dysphoria flare. I'm guessing a size extra small or small, but even still, I hate looking down and seeing them there.
I know, I should blabber on and on about what I have and how grateful I am because some people don't have food and all that jazz. But that doesn't change the fact that after yoga, meditation, Zen, and whatever else a million times over, I am still that girl. I am still a girl.
I've been trying to calm myself down lately by just stating in my head that I'm a guy and that its okay. But it doesn't seem to be. I hate to sit here and lecture you guys about what its like to be treated like someone you're not because I know everyone here has had it before, hence why you perhaps started to first seek out Oasis in the first place.
Anyway, for my group therapy, one of the goals I set for myself was to look at myself every day in the mirror. I really have trouble with that. Because this past week, since its been so bad, I look at myself in the mirror and hate myself for it. I grab the extra skin around my belly and hips and inside my head scream at myself about my fat-ass self. I look at myself in the mirror and I can't stand myself.
Yesterday, a nice comment by my Dad, or what was supposed to be a nice comment got completely screwed up in my head. He said, "(Insert GIRL name here), why don't you throw on some makeup?" I hate him I hate him I hate him. I told you the paranoia surrounding him is coming back. I don't want to look pretty. I don't want to wear make-up. I'm not a girl so why should I be wearing make up? Yesterday, it was my Mom's birthday and my Dad said we had to "dress up, wear something nice" for dinner. I did everything I could and ended up wearing a pair of black slacks and then a jade blouse. Ew, I hate the word blouse. I don't wear blouses. Girls wear blouses. Anyway, I didn't end up putting on pink, makeup, or a skirt. Win, I guess?
Then I went to the shop yesterday to get a sports shirt for myself. I tried on a kids large and a women's small (oh, and my dad was there). Luckily, we both hated how the women's shirt fit on me. I hatedhow it accentuated my breasts. So I got the kids shirt and I'm wearing it now--its navy blue and wearing goldish/tan corduroy pants. Score: girl-0, guy-1 :D. YES. This makes me feel good.
Minus the fact that I can barely button my pants.
Oh, and I want to lose weight because I've gained lots. And I know I'm not fat, but I'm not happy with where I am. I wish I still looked like a stick like I used to. Its not an eating disorder, I've never struggled with that. I know i'm not fat, I just FEEL fat. And I want to take off some of this weight, because I hear it makes your breasts look smaller, too.
Yucky. I'm rambling.
Well, hoping to go to Apple today. My iPod Touch broke after three weeks. SERIOUSLY?! As if everything wasn't going wrong already.
Gah. I feel seriously angry and sad and guilty and shameful.
Angry and sad and guilty and shameful=there have been better starts to a new year. On behalf of this one I apologize.
Have a good year, centerfielder! Or at the least a year preferable to the one preceding it.
I've started wearing sports bras again and while I don't like how they just mush everything into one big messy pile, when my chest is flatter I just feel more at ease, like this is the way it was supposed to be or something. It's kind of strange, because I change so many aspects of my appearance to be male, and while I want that to be apparent, I also want people to recognize that I AM a girl, at least biologically- can't pick up gay girls if they think you're a guy, I suppose.


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Veterinary Services of Aiken provides quality veterinary care for dogs and cats in Aiken, Edgefield, and Barnwell, South Carolina, as well as the surrounding communities of the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA). Our veterinarians and staff are passionate about providing quality medicine and compassionate care for your pets. We promise to treat your pets as if they were our own. We are the oldest established veterinary hospital in Aiken. As a member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), we are the best that a veterinary hospital can be.
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Okay...he's just a no working tool that has been rejected twice then. The people have spoken twice...it's time for him to move on and it's time for us to find some reasonable qualified folks to run in our region. Pantano and others have way too much baggage. No way Barfield is winning anything btw. Yet another idiot that's just making our region the laughing stock of the state »
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Swiss Chard with Sweet Garlic
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- 1 head(s) garlic, cloves peeled and lightly smashed
- 2 cup(s) milk
- 1/4 cup(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 pound(s) Swiss chard, stems cut into 1/2-inch pieces, leaves cut into wide ribbons
- Salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- In a saucepan, boil garlic and 1 cup milk. Simmer over moderate heat for 5 minutes. Drain and return garlic to the saucepan. Add remaining cup of milk and bring to a boil. Simmer over moderate heat until garlic is just softened and milk is reduced to 1/4 cup, 10 minutes. Transfer garlic to a mini processor with 2 tablespoons of infused milk and 1 tablespoon of oil; puree. Discard remaining milk.
- In a saucepan of salted boiling water, cook chard stems until crisp-tender, 5 minutes. Add chard leaves and cook until tender, 2 minutes. Drain, pressing out water.
- In a large skillet, heat remaining 3 tablespoons of oil until shimmering. Add chard and cook over moderately high heat, stirring, for 2 minutes. Add garlic cream and cook, stirring occasionally, until cream coats the leaves, 4 minutes longer. Season with salt and pepper.
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Omniscience /ɒmˈnɪʃəns/,[1] mainly in religion, is the capacity to know everything that there is to know. In particular, Hinduism and the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) believe that there is a divine being who is omniscient. An omniscient point-of-view, in writing, is to know everything that can be known about a character, including past history, thoughts, feelings, etc. In Latin, omnis means "all" and sciens means "knowing".
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Some modern Christian theologians argue that God's omniscience is inherent rather than total, and that God chooses to limit his omniscience in order to preserve the freewill and dignity of his creatures.[2] John Calvin, among other theologians of the 16th century, comfortable with the definition of God as being omniscient in the total sense, in order for worthy beings' abilities to choose freely, embraced the doctrine of predestination.
Omnipotence (unlimited power) is sometimes understood to also imply the capacity to know everything that will be.
Nontheism often claims that the very concept of omniscience is inherently contradictory.[citation needed]
Whether omniscience, particularly regarding the choices that a human will make, is compatible with free will has been debated by theists and philosophers. The argument that divine foreknowledge is not compatible with free will is known as theological fatalism. Generally, if humans are truly free to choose between different alternatives, it is very difficult to understand how God could know what this choice will be.[3]
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Some theists[who?] argue that God created all knowledge and has ready access thereto. This statement invokes a circular time contradiction: presupposing the existence of God, before knowledge existed, there was no knowledge at all, which means that God was unable to possess knowledge prior to its creation. Alternately if knowledge was not a "creation" but merely existed in God's mind for all time there would be no contradiction. In Thomistic thought, which holds God to exist outside of time due to his ability to perceive everything at once, everything which God knows in his mind already exists. Hence, God would know of nothing that was not in existence (or else it would exist), and God would also know everything that was in existence (or else it would not exist), and God would possess this knowledge of what did exist and what did not exist at any point in the history of time.
The circular time contradiction can suppose anything concerning God, such as the creation of life, meaning before God created life, he wasn't alive. Moreover to assume any more attributes, to then say God is merciful, but before the creation of mercy, he wouldn't have been merciful, and before the creation of the concept of negation (meaning to assume something as not), no one would have any concept of what is not. These apparent contradictions, however, presuppose that such attributes are separately defined and detached from God, which is not necessarily so. It is not a given that attributes which can be assigned to or used to describe mankind, can be equally (or even similarly) ascribed to God. Take good and evil for example: goodness is biblically defined as that which is of God; it is intrinsic to his being and is revealed most prominently through his provision of Old Testament Law, the keeping of which is the very definition of goodness and the neglecting of which (on even the slightest of grounds), is the epitome of evil. A similar argument could be laid down concerning God's omniscience (i.e. knowledge). It even eludes the idea a lot more even to assume the concept of "nothing" or negation was created, therefore it is seemingly impossible to conceive such a notion where it draws down to a paradox. Assuming that the creator and creation is separate, and not the same one thing, or process. That it is a "this or that" notion, instead of a "this and that" idea.[citation needed]
To assume that knowledge in Plato's sense as described to be a belief that's true, it then means that before everything came into being, it was all to be conceived as total imagination by God until the set of truth. One verse "God created man in his own Image" states that God imagined the form of humans, taking image as a root word for imagine, mistakenly understood as man to look like God. [this verse from Genesis 1 is in the Hebrew Scriptures. The word 'Image' is translated from two Hebrew words 'demuth' - likeness or similitude and 'tselem'- an obscure word which translates as image or idol.[4] It is difficult, therefore to make a case for the author's reading of this verse to mean 'God imagined the form of humans'.
The above definitions of omniscience cover what is called propositional knowledge (knowing that), as opposed to experiential knowledge (knowing how). That some entity is omniscient in the sense of possessing all possible propositional knowledge does not imply that it also possesses all possible experiential knowledge. Opinions differ as to whether the propositionally omniscient God of the theists is able to possess all experiential knowledge as well. But it seems at least obvious that a divine infinite being conceived of as necessary infinitely knowledgeable would also know how, for example, a finite person (man) dying feels like as He (God) would have access to all knowledge including the obvious experiences of the dying human. There is a third type of knowledge: practical or procedural knowledge (knowing how to do). If omniscience is taken to be all knowledge then all knowledge of all types would be fully known and comprehended.
A question arises : an omniscient entity knows everything even about his/her/its own decisions in the future, does it therefore forbid any free will to that entity? William Lane Craig states that the question subdivides into two:
(1) If God foreknows the occurrence of some event E, does E happen necessarily?,[5] and
(2) If some event E is contingent, how can God foreknow E's occurrence?[6]
See : Determinism, Freewill and argument from free will
The field of literary analysis and criticism can discuss omniscience in the point of view of a narrator. An omniscient narrator, almost always a third-person narrator, can reveal insights into characters and settings that would not be otherwise apparent from the events of the story and which no single character could be aware of.
A collection of surveillance techniques which together contribute to much disparate knowledge about the movements, actions, conversation, appearance, etc. of an individual (or organisation) is sometimes called omniscient technology.[citation needed]
The word "omniscient" characterizes a fictional character in the Devin Townsend album "Ziltoid the Omniscient".
The topic of omniscience has been much debated in various Indian traditions, but no more so than by the Buddhists. After Dharmakirti's excursions into the subject of what constitutes a valid cognition, Śāntarakṣita and his student Kamalaśīla thoroughly investigated the subject in the Tattvasamgraha and its commentary the Panjika. The arguments in the text can be broadly grouped into four sections:


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By Nancy Carlton
To be a criminal, by definition, is to be a lawbreaker. If a murderer breaks only one law in the commission of his felony, he is to the same degree a criminal as the man or woman who breaks 100 laws committing the murder. To a rational lawmaker, then, the answer is not to make more laws, but to enforce the laws on the books, and to see to it that justice is done when someone breaks the law.
There are many things a boy could ask for on his eighth birthday. Store shelves these days are packed with the newest bigger, better toys and gaming systems. Kids are tempted by commercials that feature toys and games that do amazing things – not to mention the appeal to ask their parents for the latest electronic equipment. The age that children request their own computer and cell phone is getting younger every year.
"Everyone kept asking me what to get Cameron for his birthday. I told them I didn't know, but I would find out," said Lori Terrell about her son. Cameron, a sixth-grader at Benton Middle School, had not been helpful with clues of any kind. "I really couldn't think of anything I wanted," said Cameron. "I thought I had too much stuff already." Then, on the way to school one morning, Cameron made a decision. "I know what I want," he said to his mother. "I want a pair of shoes so I can give them to someone who needs them."