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Dr. Rajiv Shah serves as the 16th Administrator of USAID and leads the efforts of more than 9,600 professionals in 80 missions around the world.
Since being sworn in on Dec. 31, 2009, Shah managed the U.S. Government's response to the devastating 2010 earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; co-chaired the State Department's first review of American diplomacy and development operations; and now spearheads President Barack Obama's landmark Feed the Future food security initiative. He is also leading "USAID Forward," an extensive set of reforms to USAID's business model focusing on seven key areas, including procurement, science & technology, and monitoring & evaluation.
Before becoming USAID's Administrator, Shah served as undersecretary for research, education and economics, and as chief scientist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. At USDA, he launched the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, which significantly elevated the status and funding of agricultural research.
Prior to joining the Obama administration, Shah served for seven years with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, including as director of agricultural development in the Global Development Program, and as director of strategic opportunities.
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Our experience both here in Vietnam and globally is that a vibrant civil society sector is essential to connecting individuals facing the greatest HIV risks to lifesaving services. Thanks to the critical efforts of many of the civil society organizations represented here today, thousands of people in Vietnam are living happier, healthier, and more productive lives.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your contributions, and to say how proud USAID is of its history of support to building the organizational, technical, and advocacy capacity of civil society in Vietnam. With donor support, civil society organizations in Vietnam are increasingly at the forefront of delivering relevant, high-quality, and low-cost HIV services to those who need them most.
This morning, I was reflecting on President Obama's recent visit to South Africa—a visit that so many here were a part of: chance to visit Robben Island, a chance to speak at a state dinner in Pretoria and to meet with so many amazing leaders from South Africa and across the continent. President Obama told us all multiple times that his own personal commitment to a life of service and the fight for justice was born initially out of his efforts to organize students to fight against apartheid and on behalf of President Mandela while he was in school.
In his toast at a state dinner, President Obama described the concept that's so familiar to all of you of "Ubuntu," noting that this is a word that does not translate easily into English but defines the sense that all of humanity is bound together in ways unseen. We don't often have moments of coming together and respecting Ubuntu as we do in this very special moment here today.
I am honored to deliver a lecture named for one of our nation's greatest public servants. With the heart of a teacher and the experience of a soldier, President Sanford challenged his students to transform the world around them.
Through the generations, Duke University has answered that call. From unlocking the secrets of the human genome to uncovering new leads in the search for an AIDS vaccine, Duke researchers and scholars have set their sights on some of the most pressing challenges of our time.
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Before talking about closing space, I actually want to begin by talking about opening space; I believe these phenomena are inter-related. And we need to understand that relationship, that dynamic as we think about what we do concerning the backlash. They say that when you join government as a political appointee, you spend down your intellectual capital. Not so in the 21st century. Over nearly three and half years of serving in the Administration, I have been witness to, exposed to and learning about a revolution, and I don't mean the Arab Spring. I mean a revolution in how citizens are using technology to hold government accountable.
As the world has grown more interconnected, this is the new face of development. The days of hiring a contractor to build a road might still be relevant in some parts of Afghanistan, but, in reality, over the long-term, if we are going to end extreme poverty, unnecessary child death and widespread child hunger, we're going to do it by bringing businesses with real supply chains, logistics capabilities, the capacity to invent new technologies and the determination to measure results, and work in partnership, to some of the farthest corners of the globe.
We have come a long way. USAID began supporting HIV/AIDS programs in Vietnam in the mid-1990s. USAID and its U.S. Government partner agencies work in collaboration with and through the Government of Vietnam at the national, provincial, and district levels in support of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. USAID supports delivery prevention, care and treatment services, and advocacy for policies that will improve access to and the quality of HIV/AIDS services.
Honorable Speaker Ethuro, Honorable Governors, Honorable Members of Parliament and the Senate, Honorable Members of the East African Legislative Assembly, Honorable Assembly Speakers and Members, Government Officials, and members of civil society.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor to be here with you today. As a representative of one member of the community of democracies, I am grateful for the opportunity to engage with you to discuss and compare notes on how to advance good governance. It is most certainly an evolving practice and one that gains by shared experiences.
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If the old model of development, or the more traditional model, was to hire a contractor to build a road, the new model is embedded in much of what the President saw and spoke about with respect to Feed the Future in priority countries: bringing together local farmers, businesses, policy reforms from government, a focus on measurement and results, and an absolute imperative that the resources we spend are in fact delivering significant results.
I am very pleased to have the opportunity today to announce a program that underscores American long-term commitment to Afghanistan and specifically to Afghan women. It's a partnership we call Promote. We aren't setting our sights low. We aren't scaling back our ambitions at this critical point in our history. The Promote Partnership will be the largest investment USAID has ever made to advance women in development.
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Spurrier got his college football coaching start at Duke in 1987 and won all three meetings with rival North Carolina before moving on to become Florida's head coach. Spurrier has always been grateful that Duke gave him the chance to coach and said Sunday that it's still special when he faces the Tar Heels.
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Theoretically speaking, as soon as scientific technology advances and so does culture, presumably society becomes more harmonic and peaceful; on the contrary, it is not so, and instead crime rate climbs, war becomes incessant and terrorism rampant.
Human beings ,I think, have gone astray in some aspects. Having been thinking for so many years, I made a conclusion that if we put these three notions as starting point for education, we can improve the current world.
Ever since ancient times, there have been two arguments widely recognized and accepted by the people on earth; one is that sages and men of virtue acknowledge in this world the unique truth which the majority people of world believe as the only value in the world, the other is that people regard human evolution as the result of race competition.
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The three categories of co-existent relationship lay the foundation for human existence and continuous development. Therefore, man must not be mind-oriented only, neither be substance-oriented only but be co-existence of mind and substance. There must be mutual respect between mind and substance for a balance. Then it comes about evolution as a result of co-existence, instead of competition, not to mention struggle.
Man has long regarded competition and struggle are the cause of evolution. For the sake of competition or struggle, he or she incessantly step up his or her attack on others, thus increasing discrimination and antagonism. The competition leads to vicious cycle of disorder and turmoil; no matter how many stipulations for it man has enacted, help is limited and small.
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Back when Cody Rhodes and Goldust had a lot of momentum going their way, there was a lot of talks of bringing Brandi Rhodes up to the main roster to work a program with her husband and his brother. However, since the two of them are not longer being pushed, Brandi appears to be stuck in the developmental program for the time being.
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For quite some time, there were plans penciled in for Wrestlemania 30 for a big match between Cody Rhodes and Goldust. Management is not nearly as high on the two of them nowadays, as the match is now off the table. There is still a chance, though, that the brothers will work the pay per view as a tag team, especially if they go with a multiple team match for the WWE tag titles.
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Mission Chinese Food has a "sterling" reputation in San Francisco only among white hipsters who don't know Chinese food from La Choy. To most Chinese, and people who love Chinese food, it's a heavy-handed travesty.
ReplyDeleteRepliesRight you are! Although I'm a native of the City, most good restaurants are not the ones with the most advertising. There are some great ones in Hong Kong (of course), Bangkok, and even San Francisco! Happy hunting!
DeleteSeems like both places that made the national food press frenzy from San Francisco this year (MCF and State Bird) started with some extraordinary PR buzz, then attracted clueless buzz followers, and when tried by more knowledgable or discerning types consistently turned out to be mediocre crowd pleasers. Neither of these places deserves to be on a top ten list for SF, never mind the world. They aren't bad, if you are in the neighborhood and the lines are unusually short, but something is wrong when these places turn up on so many best restaurant lists.
Deleteright on TomSF! these are just buzz restaurants, nothing special, and certainly not the best in the world. SF has so many good restaurants, it is a shame such lists might find followers.
DeleteNotice the picture of the people who eat there.
It does not look Asian.
Yes, go to true Chinatown, or Hong Kong for real Chinese food, not some concoction that is so westernized and overpriced.I have eaten at Mission Chinese Food in NYC. I didn't find the food overly impressive. Spicey and hot to be sure but. very heavy handed. The entrees had far to liitle of the food that you ordered them for and far too much of the extra 'fillers'. In my opinion, there is a much, much better chinese restaurant just around the corner on 2nd ave between 7th. and 8th. The menu is geniune Chinese, and the customers,from my experience, are almost always 90% Asian.
DeleteOh you silly knowitalls. MCF doesn't claim to be traditional Chinese! Stop comparing it to your favorite hole in the wall.
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ReplyDeleteAs a vegetarian, I would not go to any of these. rather prefer Govindas restaurant. They are clean with delicious food.
ReplyDeleteI dont think so.
Maybe Atera in New York and Atelier Crenn in SF but those you listed, sounds like an ad to me.RepliesSo you´ve tried Ekstedts and don´t agree with its top 10 spot??
DeleteNo I have not tried Ekstedts, in fact I have never been in Sweden. I have though eaten at Celler de Can roca and Azrak both in Spain, Noma in Denmark, Pujol in mexico city, Jiros and many better in Tokyo, Alina in Chicago, FAt Duck back in the day, FL in CA and a bunch in between...and feel pretty well versed in restaurants and to me, since Mr and Mrs Zagat sold to Google, the level of thought and actual quality based coverage in the new Zagat lay out has been more on the level of advertisements sprinkled with some reality based findings. I would be remiss, myself to publish an article on the hottest new restaurants in the world and not put in it, for instance, Atera in NY and Atelier Crenn in SF...among others.
WOW, two of the hottest restaurants are from SWEDEN.
That is so cool.
Congratulations to the owners!!
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Stockholm / JemtlandFirst Bon Appetit and now Zagat has fallen for the scam known as State Bird Provisions in San Francisco. This is a concept restaurant, not a food restaurant. And it's a ripped-off concept restaurant at that: put small plates on dim-sum style carts and wheel them around the restaurant for diners to "choose" from. And continue the dim-sum theme with gruff service and unintelligible explanations of what is on those small plates (and why it's so bland and uninteresting).
That's it.
Look for the franchise version of this to arrive in a mall near you soon.
Most overrated restaurant of the decade.RepliesConcept restaurant or not - it may still be one of the hottest places to eat!..
I'm from Europe and haven't been to SF since 1992 so I'm not in anyway connected to the restaurant but to me it doesn't matter if it's a concept restaurant or a "food restaurant" (whatever that means… all restaurants server food in some way).
As you may have seen most fancy and hot restaurants serve small amounts of food, often on a big plate - but it's delicious! :)Sorry if I wasn't clear: the food here is bland, not distinctive, and not delicious.
The only thing interesting about this place is the concept (the dim-sum rip off), and that is not enough to offset the fact that the food is NOT worthy of any praise.
- Micael OlssonThursday, January 3, 2013 at 3:52:00 AM EST
Very cool to see that 20% of them are in Sweden, the small Nordic country with only 9 million inhabitants. And Fäviken is located in a place where only 10000 people lives in a community over 8 236,54 km² (2 035 293,36 acres) - that's only 1,44 inhabitant per km² (1 km² is 247.105381 acres)!
Read more about this small, but fantastic restaurant who has been mentioned a lot as one of the best restaurants in Sweden and also in the World! :D
http://foodsnobblog.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/faviken-magasinet-jarpen/ Ugh, this list is a joke. But then again, Zagat has become a joke. When a supposedly serious restaurant guide becomes all about how "hot" a restaurant is as opposed to how good it is, is when you start to think the Mayans were right after all.
La Dame de Pic in Paris? It may be "hot" because it opened not long ago, but that sure doesn't mean it's great. For those who read French (or those who use Google Translate), check out the comments here:
In spite of Gille Pudlowski's surprisingly positive review, the comments are almost unanimously negative, as in "hated it". It won't be "hot" for long.
I used to think Zagat was a bit lame before Tim and Nina sold out to Google, now I think it's just stupid.So, 2 of the 10 hottest restaurants in the world (according to Zagat) are run by jämtlanders; Magnus Nilsson of Fäviken Magasinet and Niklas Ekstedt of Ekstedt. Even more interestingly, both Nilsson and Ekstedt studied at the same restaurant school in Jämtland not far from where Fäviken Magasinet is located.
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... the truth is that reading, writing, and arithmetic only take about one hundred hours to transmit as long as the audience is eager and willing to learn.
The continuing cry for "basic skills" practice is a smoke screen behind which schools preempt the time of children for twelve years.
School takes our children away from any possibility of an active role in community life in fact, it destroys communities by relegating the training of children to the hands of certified experts - and by doing so it ensures our children cannot grow up fully human. Aristotle taught that without a fully active role in community life one could not hope to become a healthy human being ... School, as it was built, is an essential support system for a model of social engineering that condemns most people to be subordinate stones in a pyramid that narrows as it ascends to a terminal of control. Unfortunately, these passages bothered me:
From Colonial days through the period of the Republic we had no schools to speak of read Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography for an example of a man who had no time to waste in school and yet the promise of democracy was beginning to be realized. We turned our backs on this promise by bringing to life the ancient pharaonic dream of Egypt.
In every important material respect our nation is self-sufficient, including in energy ... Global economics does not speak to the public need for meaningful work, affordable housing, fulfilling education, adequate medical care, a clean environment, honest and accountable government, social and cultural renewal, or simple justice.
Lessons for the young economist.
great book so far, i believe it is the only one of its kind.
The Present Age: Progress and Anarchy in Modern America - Robert Nisbet.
then it is on to
Logic, Metaphysics, and the Natural Sociability of Mankind - Francis Hutcheson.
The Expanding Circle - Peter Singer
A Billion Wicked Thoughts, Ogi Aggas and Sai Gaddam. This is a look at male and female sexuality, using data from the internet.
Defending the West, Ibn Warraq. A critique and rebuttal of Edward Said's 'Orientalism. Defends western intellectuals from the charge that they are not disinterested, but only serve imperialism. A good history of western philosophy and intellectualism since ancient Greece.
First and Last Freedom, Jiddu Krishnamurti. Search for freedom, intelligence, and truth begins only without the aid of thoughts or dogma.
Thinker on Stage: Nietzsche's Materialism, Peter Sloterdijk. A discussion of Nietzsche's Birth of Tragedy, and what Nietzsche's thoughts about the Greeks differ from his contempories, and what they mean today.
Dawn to Decadence, Jacques Barzun. A history of Europe since 1500.
Anarchy as Order, Mohammed A. Bamyeh. A history and future of civic humanity. Probably one of the best books I've read on anarchism. Got this years ago, but only recently started to read it.
I recently finished Lawrence White's The Clash of Economic Ideas; here is my review.
I am also reading, The Creature From Jekyll Island by Ed Griffin. I have finally tackled this big book. I am reading the free pdf version. Unfortunately this edition dates from 1998. Does anybody know the current edition differs?
Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters by Alan Miller and Satoshi Kanazawa and also Supernormal Stimuli: How Primal Urges Overran Their Evolutionary Purpose by Deirdre Barrett. I haven't really gotten into the second one yet but the first is absolutely amazing.
Also I'm reading The Machinery of Freedom by David Friedman.
It's actually not true that beautiful people have more daughters.
I really have no idea. I've just found evolutionary psychology to be riveting lately.
Jackson LaRose: Homage to Catalonia - George Orwell
Just finished reading this myself. I liked it quite a bit.
Atlas Shrugged for now.
Lots of summer reading ahead. I'll tentatively say: Man, Economy, and State by Rothbard; Human Action by Mises; Democracy: the God That Failed by Hoppe; Trinity by Leon Uris, and; The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains by Nicholas Carr are in the very-near future, but I'll have to see where time leads me.
With regard to MES and HA, and the last post above where I said I was reading them, I got sort of sidetracked with other stuff around page 300 for both of them (I must learn to focus on one work at a time) and put them on pause and have since decided it would probably be best to reread from the beginning. Ah well.
If I had a cake and ate it, it can be concluded that I do not have it anymore. HHH
Just finished reading The Leaderless Revolution by Carne Ross. The book is aimed at the mainstream audience. Ross was a British diplomat who dealt primarily in issues dealing with terrorism and the Afghan and second Iraq wars. Coming into what he thought was his dream job, he sincerly believed that government was the most effective way to solve the world's most pressing problems. But after years on the job, he came to the conclusion that government was the problem, not the solution. Ross thus became an anarchist. He felt guilt in not doing more for easing the sanctions against Iraq during the 90s, which contributed to thousands of deaths. Ross eventually called it quits and helped formed a private non-profit diplomatic agency. Some passages from the book:
When working for government, you feel insulating against wrongdoing, because it wasn't your choice, but the choice of your superior, you are just merely doing things the boss ordered you to do, you feel you are not responsible for your actions, furthermore your decision making does not happen at the site, but from a huge distance, further insulating yourself against your actions.
I wondered why Britain refused to lift a finger to help the Saharawis (Western Sahara dispute), even though the ministers and officials concerned were decent people (most of them, anyway). I knew them, some of them were my friends. They would stop to save an injured child on the street. But transport that child to the realm of "foreign policy" and she is ignored, rendered irrelevant, inconvenient to the dominating calculus of what matters to states, not people.
...it is the perpetuation of the existing way of doing things, not anarchism, that may pose the greater risk to our peace and security. It is the alienation of government from people, and us from each other, that more endangers our fragile stability.
Unfortunately, Ross, does not possess much understanding of economics:
...likewise, capitalism offers the great deception that thanks to its machinations everyone will be richer in the future, thus justifying gross inequality and humiliation today.
Communism offered a spurious equality at the sacrifice of individual liberty. Capitalism offers liberty at the expense of social justice, harmony and that essential sense of individual or shared meaning.
A while ago I finished Acemoglu's and Robinson's Why Nations Fail, and now I'm slowly working at Steve Keen's Debunking Economics.
Just finished Bourbon for Breakfast by Jeff Tucker. Now starting A Tiger by the Tail by Hayek/Shenoy. Also recently finished Garet Garrett's The Bubble That Broke the World.
Just finished 3 books, two for study and one for fun.
Fun: Last of the Dog Team, A really good novel which follows the life of a Special Forces soldier.
Study: SENSEational Sex, It's about your sense of smell and sex with a good section on aromatherapy
Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu
Currently reading Mises's "Theory of Money and Credit" and I'm going to start a western in the "Mountain Man" series.
Jonathan, I found 3 typos in your post about the clash of economic ideas but my iPad ate my post. Do you care to fix them or should I not bother reposting?
Eyewitness Travel Guide books on Europe. I'm looking at the nooks and crannies of Norway and Sweden right now. I want to see how these societies provide to those that live in them to get the full picture on what those countries offer.
I did find a copy of Anarchy, State, and Utopia by Nozick but seeing as how he rejected his libertarian views later on (no that little snippit interview doesn't change a thing) I decided it's best left in the trash bin along with Hayek and Boortz.
Wheylous, I've found some too (probably the same ones). I mean, I should fix them...
BransonBow: SENSEational Sex, It's about your sense of smell and sex with a good section on aromatherapy
That sounds potentially fascinating. I've recently become interested in the sense of smell. I think it definitely plays some interesting roles in our psychology. How was the book?
The state is not the enemy. The idea of the state is.
How the heck can you place Hayek and Boortz in the same category? Are we talking about the same Boortz? Neal Boortz?
Currently I'm reading Markets, Not Capitalism edited by Gary Chartier and Charles Johnson. It's actually pretty refreshing and contains lots of great information and food for thought. I'm about halfway through it, but it has several articles written by earlier anarcho-socialists. It's interesting to read people like Tucker and have them sound very similar to modern "right-libertarians" with the exception of one point: The labor theory of value. Once you drop that, then they end up falling right in line. Individualist Socialists are closer to right-libertarians than they know. There's also some good information and references about how big business/corporations were a large force for centralization and regulation in the Progressive era, and a good peice about how Mises's calculation arguement can be applied to large heirarchical institutions like large corporations, and that the trend in freed markets would be towards smaller buisiness, and not "Wal-Marts and no government". It's a great book to get your head out of the "Mises.org Bubble" if you ever feel like you're stuck in it.
@Fool on The Hill
I really enjoyed it . It's an older book, 14 years, so I have to do some follow up research as far as pheromones. I'd like to see what new evidence/ advances have been made in this area. The part I disliked was using animal studies as evidence for human behavior but the other information overshadwed that part. I thought it was interesting to see the science behind why certain perfumes turn me on.
The most interesting part was a section on disfunctional relationships. The author proposed that one of the reasons people stay in bad relationships is due to the overwhelming effect of the partners pheromones, kind of like a chemical addiction to the others scent. The funniest part was on alcohol. The author discussed how alcohol numbs your sense of smell and says something like "So men, don't be flattered if you pick a girl up at the bar. It could be that her sense of smell is off and she's willing to go home with anyone"...drunk women will go home with anyone, thanks Dr. Obvious. The book also contains studies on what smells increase/decrease blood flow to the vagina/penis and lists traditional romantic smells and offers suggestions on how to utilize them.
Edit: The section on the alpha-female and menstration cycles was cool too.
I've been reading;
Bertrand Russell: The Problems of Philosophy
and an essay published in Philosophy and Public Affairs called "Kant, Liberal Legacies, and Foreign Affairs"
Moby Dick
Guns, Germs, and Steel
A River Runs Through It
I'm currently re-reading Nineteen Eighty-Four. The only other time I read it, was for high school years ago. Now I'm reading it for pleasure instead.
1984 is one of my favorite fiction novels. It's one of the few novels I actually own!
What I've been reading over the past week, apart from Steve Keen's Debunking Economics: a few articles relevant to Hayek v. Keynes.
I finished reading "Good Money" (by George Selgin) a while ago. Too bad, I think my english is not good enough, and I have no time enough to write a complete review. But at least, I made this post (I was thinking to post some photos of the illustrations and drawings in the book; maybe I'll edit my post later). I highly recommend this book (very well written !).
I've been reading Man, Economy, and State since March or so (currently struggling through Ch. 8), and yesterday I finally began to read Brzezinski's "The Grand Chessboard" bookmarded a year ago.
Jonathan, here are the mistakes I found (note, too, that your blog also gobbled up one of my posts by making me sign in; sigh, gobbled up twice):
Hayek's well-known "knowledge problem.
Needs an end-quote.
Keynes' theory made in The Class of Economic Ideas
Should be "Clash"
As such, it also unfortunate detracts
Should be "unfortunately".
The mistakes do not detract from the reading, but I hope this helps.
Right now I'm focusing on "The Government and Politics of the Middle East", finishing up "Market and Power", skimming through "Human Action" again, and I'm thinking of taking back up the second volume of "The Great Political Theories"
Thanks Wheylous; and about the problem with the blog, I've heard that from someone else too. No idea what the problem is, since it's impossible to sign in on my blog.
BransonBow: I really enjoyed it . It's an older book, 14 years, so I have to do some follow up research as far as pheromones. I'd like to see what new evidence/ advances have been made in this area. The part I disliked was using animal studies as evidence for human behavior but the other information overshadwed that part. I thought it was interesting to see the science behind why certain perfumes turn me on. The most interesting part was a section on disfunctional relationships. The author proposed that one of the reasons people stay in bad relationships is due to the overwhelming effect of the partners pheromones, kind of like a chemical addiction to the others scent. The funniest part was on alcohol. The author discussed how alcohol numbs your sense of smell and says something like "So men, don't be flattered if you pick a girl up at the bar. It could be that her sense of smell is off and she's willing to go home with anyone"...drunk women will go home with anyone, thanks Dr. Obvious. The book also contains studies on what smells increase/decrease blood flow to the vagina/penis and lists traditional romantic smells and offers suggestions on how to utilize them.
BransonBow: I really enjoyed it . It's an older book, 14 years, so I have to do some follow up research as far as pheromones. I'd like to see what new evidence/ advances have been made in this area. The part I disliked was using animal studies as evidence for human behavior but the other information overshadwed that part. I thought it was interesting to see the science behind why certain perfumes turn me on.
I might check that book out. I was also looking at this book, which looks kind of similar. I read a piece by the author at this site, which was pretty interesting.
Anyway, I recently became interested in this stuff because I discovered that I could improve my sense of smell through mediation/breath control. I've found this to have a positive impact on my sense of well being. Interestingly, in Eastern spiritual traditions the root chakra, which is the first to be "open" during meditation, is connected to the sense of smell and feelings of security. Given the sense's direct connection to the amygdala and memory, I can see how it could be associated with "rootedness."
@Fool On The Hill
I'll get you the name of the author. What you're saying about the Chakra makes sense biologically. One of the things the book discusses is how your sense of smell is the only sense with out a 'middle man' ie sight goes through your cornea, hearing through the ear drums. But smell has a direct link to the brain and this area of the brain also controls emotion, sex drive, etc. (as noted in the first link). This would be the first root to open as smell is processed first and directly by the brain.
Currently reading Man vs. the Welfare State by Hazlitt. Has some interesting stuff and some questionable arguments I will post about later.
The author is Alan Hirsch
I read a lot simultaneously because I've always got dozens of questions I'm looking into all at once, plus things I'm just wanting to read for fun. The current list:
NRSV bible (I never read the bible before. Suddenly I realized that's stupid)
Annotated Alice -I'm enjoying Gardner's annotations. I'm concurrently reading The Philosopher's Alice, and finding most of the notes more or less uninteresting.
The Story of the Stone aka Dream of the Red Chamber
The Odyssey, Lattimore translation. I'm listening to an audiobook of the Iliad in the car, too. I like Lattimore mostly. Some of his sentences work out a little oddly, though. Vagarities of translation I guess.
Basic Materials in Music Theory, a Programmed Course-brilliant, and just what I needed as I'm returning to playing classical piano
All One Wicca, the basic beginner text for the religious tradition of which I'm an outer court member. I'm a longtime solitary practitioner, but re-reading material always opens up new avenues of research to me.
And finally, For a New Liberty. The history sections in the beginning are as far as I've gone. I like and dislike reading Rothbard. A lot of his conclusions re: historical trends would sit better with me if they were better supported in the text. Of course, it reads like a manifesto. That WAS the objective. It just comes across as a pretty narrow view.


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