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Former Associate editor Margret Aldrich on the hunt for happiness, community, and how humans thrive
If you died today, what would be your paramount regret? Would you lament the fact that you never got the front porch painted; that you didn't try that hot new restaurant; that there was one more project at work you wanted to wrap up?
Palliative caretaker Bronnie Ware spent years attending to hospice patients during the final weeks of their lives. In those achingly heavy days, she heard first-hand their regrets over missed opportunities, botched relationships, and squandered joys. Realizing what these end-of-life wishes could teach the rest of us, Ware collected the top five regrets of the dying for her blog Inspiration and Chai and republished them online with the AARP. The affecting list follows:
1. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.
2. I wish I didn't work so hard.
3. I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings.
4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends.
5. I wish that I had let myself be happier.
It's easy to inch dangerously close to these common regrets in our own lives. Workaholic family members should know that every one of Ware's male patients regretted putting their job above their children and partners. Skip the late-night conference call! Too-busy young parents should beware of letting golden friendships grow cold. ("Everyone misses their friends when they are dying," Ware says.) Have a drink with an old pal! And all of us should remember the most common regret: not being true to oneself. Unleash all those beautiful quirks and aspirations!
The U.S. edition of Ware's book The Top Five Regrets of the Dying: A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing will be released this month. Gratefully, she hints it has a happy ending, noting that each of the people she cared for came to terms with their regrets and even made major life changes to remedy them.
"People grow a lot when they are faced with their own mortality," she writes. "I learned never to underestimate someone's capacity for growth. Some changes were phenomenal." It's not too soon for the rest of us to make changes, either—good health or not. Don't wait.
Source: AARP
Image by April Johnson, licensed under Creative Commons.
Margret Aldrich is an associate editor at Utne Reader. Follow her on Twitter at @mmaldrich.
There's something new on tap, though it's been around for two thousand years. Kombucha, a fizzy, fermented tea drink purported to have healing properties, is steadily rising in mainstream popularity, finding success with commercial kombucha brewers, home brewers, and bartenders alike.
Made by fermenting tea and sugar with a culture of bacteria and yeast, kombucha is effervescent and potent, its deep, almost musty flavor lightened by a rush of friendly little bubbles. First-time drinkers soon become kombucha groupies.
Once associated with only the dippiest of hippies, kombucha and other fermented foods have earned the respect of the health-conscious community. Kombucha is thought to detoxify the body, improving digestive and immune systems, and Psychology Today reported that fermented foods may even be the next Prozac, easing stress and depression.
Although such positive claims lack solid scientific proof, kombucha devotees stand behind it as a miracle cure. Jeff Weaber, founder of Vermont kombucha brewery Aqua Vitea with his wife, Katina Martin (a naturopathic physician), shared this anecdote in an email: "During an in-store demo, a person returned after 15 minuets of trying our ginger kombucha for the first time to report that a stomachache she had been dealing with for three days was now gone."
Aqua Vitea is spreading the kombucha love. The brewery bottles single-serving containers, "but more of it travels in the kegs to stores, where it's sold fresh on tap—a niche Aqua Vitea pioneered," writes Sylvia Fagin in Vermont's Local Banquet. "Empty bottles and growlers are sold near the taps for customers to fill and refill, saving money and resources."
Other kombucha microbreweries around the country are thriving, as well. In addition to its tasty finished product, craft brewer Kombucha Brooklyn sells 100-200 kombucha homebrew kits a month and curates an online Brewers Forum where devotees can swap stories and recipes. "One of our main goals for having the forum was to connect 'buch brewers and to have them share their successes and failures," says founder Eric Childs.
Now kombucha is hitting the bar scene. Sumathi Reddy, reporting for the Wall Street Journal, sees alcoholic kombucha drinks gaining trend status in the New York metro area. Get a jasmine margarita made with kombucha at Taproom No. 307 in Manhattan, a "beer bucha" (50 percent kombucha, 50 percent light beer) at Urban Rustic in Brooklyn, or try a new high-alcohol version of kombucha called "Mava Roka" at Queens Kickshaw in Astoria.
Beware of too much of a good thing, though (even if it's nonalcoholic), or you'll risk stomach pain, headaches, or other symptoms as your body adjusts to the detoxification process. Weaber warns, "After making kombucha for eight years, I started getting the sense that it's powerful stuff, and you should probably be drinking only about four ounces of kombucha a day. But, being gluttonous Americans, everybody's drinking 16–32 ounces of kombucha a day." In other words, get out the shot glass, not the pint.
Sources: Psychology Today, Vermont's Local Banquet, Wall Street Journal
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A town without bookstores is like a town without churches or bars. Minus the hymnals and happy-hour specials, the best bookshops are vital community centers where patrons can gather, share ideas, and have grand revelations or quiet discoveries. When Buffalo Street Books in Ithaca, New York, began to fail, it tapped into the strength of its community with an inspired idea: cooperative ownership.
Last spring, rather than shuttering its doors, Buffalo Street Books sold shares of the independent shop to 600-plus local "co-owners," raising more than $250,000, reports Christina Palassio in This Magazine. Less than a year later, the co-op bookstore is thriving.
What makes Buffalo Street Books' co-op model successful? "The owners and employees of Buffalo Street Books do so much to make the store more than just a store; they've turned BSB into a community within a community," says Chloe Wilson in The Ithaca Independent:
The store holds lectures, writer's workshops, and reading groups on a regular basis. The store reaches out to Cornell and IC professors and works with them to supply books for their classes. The store encourages burgeoning writers and invites them to share their work. People who go to Buffalo Street Books aren't just customers or employees, they're members of BSB's community.
In an industry already complicated by declining brick-and-mortar sales, answering to hundreds of shareholders has potential to add another layer of difficulty. "The messiness of running a co-op may not appeal to many beleaguered bookstore owners," Palassio writes in This Magazine. "But with the rise in community-supported projects like [CSAs] and websites like Kickstarter and Unbound…the line between investor and customer is blurring."
Keeping hometown bookstores alive makes the complications worthwhile. As novelist Ann Patchett told the New York Times after opening Parnassus Books in Nashville's book desert last November, "I have no interest in retail; I have no interest in opening a bookstore. But I also have no interest in living in a city without a bookstore." Like Buffalo Street Books, Parnassus Books utilizes the support of the community. Its Founder Rewards Program offers perks and discounts in exchange for member dues that range from $75 to $5,000.
In case you missed it, watch Patchett deftly explain the value of independent bookstores on The Colbert Report below. And don't forget to support your local bookshop. The bars and churches are busy enough, aren't they?
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Sources: This Magazine (article not available online), The Ithaca Independent, New York Times
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You've heard of farm to table. Coming soon: park to table. This spring, in the Beacon Hill neighborhood of Seattle, seven acres of underused land will be transformed into the nation's largest urban "food forest"—a community park planted with a cornucopia of produce that visitors are encouraged to harvest and eat, for free.
According to Crosscut reporter Robert Mellinger, the Beacon Food Forest will be "an urban oasis of public food" offering a variety of edibles: apples and blueberries, herbs and vegetables, chestnuts and walnuts, persimmons and Asian pears.
The sprawling project, while ambitious, draws strength from volunteer groups like Friends of the Beacon Food Forest and from simply letting nature take its course. Built around the concept of permaculture, it will be a perennial, self-sustaining landscape, much like a woodland ecosystem in the wild. Companion plants included for natural soil-enhancement and pest-control will help lower the amount of maintenance needed.
"The idea of planting perennials as part of a self-sustaining, holistic system is old hat to many accomplished gardeners," writes Claire Thompson for Grist, and groups like San Francisco's Guerrilla Grafters have already dazzled us with novel ways to promote urban agriculture. "But," continues Thompson, "creating a system on public land that combines the concepts of urban farms, orchards, and natural forest, and depending on collaborative community effort to keep it going, represents uncharted territory for the now-flourishing urban-farming movement."
In addition to contributing to your family picnic, the bounteous Beacon Food Forest will feature traditional amenities like playing fields, community gardens, a kids' area, and public gathering spaces. Check out the full site plan below:
Sources: Crosscut, Grist
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"There are 13,659 payphones on NYC sidewalks, even though there are over 17 million cell phones," reads a poster designed by New York architect John Locke. Seeing an opportunity for creative reuse and community building, Designboom writes, Locke is turning obsolete phone booths into mini libraries.
Passersby are encouraged to take a book or leave a book from the improvised bibliothecas, which are reminiscent of the Little Free Libraries born in Wisconsin or the Phoneboox found in the UK. Locke hopes the tiny metro libraries, part of his Department of Urban Betterment project, will encourage an increased sense of local camaraderie, he says via email: "More people in the neighborhood sharing, talking, and just having a heightened awareness and sense of engagement with their surroundings."
So far, two phone booths have been converted, and Locke dreams of them taking over the city. "I want these to be cheap, fast, and easily reproducible. Ubiquity is the goal. The only costs are minimal—the price of lumber and time on a CNC cutting machine. After that, the shelves slot together and slide right into the booths with no hardware or fasteners required."
The little phone booth libraries marry whimsy and practicality in every way. Nestled between used copies of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and Middlesex, the existing payphone remains fully functional—just in case one of those 17 million cell phones runs out of juice.
Source: Designboom
Images courtesy of John Locke.
As urban homesteading continues its rise, city backyards are booming with agrarian dreams: chickens peck near privacy fences, milk-producing goats bleat greetings to overflying airplanes, and tomato and pea plants stretch toward the smoggy sun. But coupled with these well-intentioned back-to-the-earth efforts is a dark side, says E Magazine's Jodi Helmer, as the farm animals we bring to the city get short shrift.
"For many urban agrarians, chickens and goats are the perfect addition to a backyard farm," Helmer writes, "but when the novelty of having a chirping chick wears off or adorable kids turn into grownup goats that eat the landscaping, the animals are often surrendered to rescue groups or abandoned."
Animal rescue centers like Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary near Salem, Oregon; the Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary in upstate New York; and Chicken Run Rescue in Minneapolis, Minnesota—who has experienced a 780 percent increase in rescue requests over the last five years—do their best to care for animals turned out by their owners, but resources are scarce. "Most urban shelters were not designed to house livestock," Stephen Zawistowski, executive vice president of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals tells Helmer, leaving them vulnerable to euthanasia.
Urban goat ownership will likely increase as cities like Minneapolis aim to overturn ordinances banning goats within city limits, joining towns including Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, and Charlottesville, Virginia.
Think it would be fun to have a goat in your very own backyard? Before buying, check out rent-a-goat services like City Grazing, profiled in the video below. Even better, call a local shelter to find out if a rescue goat could make your metropolitan farmstead its home.
Sources: E Magazine (subscription required), Exploratorium
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By studying the human brain—not via an MRI or CT scan, but through the hands-on examination of a brain extracted from a recently deceased body—medical researchers can make stunning headway in discovering treatments or cures for diseases like autism, Parkinson's, and Alzheimer's. In theory, most people want to help advance this research; in reality, the idea of donating your brain to science is knottier.
Olivia Solon, writing for Wired.co.uk, explains the importance of brain donation but also recognizes its complexities: "The researchers trying to develop treatments for these devastating diseases are unable to carry out their studies at the rate they might like to because of a lack of donated brain tissue. This is partly due to a lack of awareness, but partly due to squeamishness and a belief that brain tissue is somehow more special or sacred than other organs. That strange gelatinous mass is inextricably linked to our personalities and, for some faiths, the soul."
Many brain banks sympathize with the existential questions that surround brain donation, specifically whether it is compatible with one's religious beliefs. The Autism Research Foundation offers snapshots of different faiths' philosophies about postmortem brain tissue donation in an effort to make potential donors' decisions easier:
Buddhism: The Buddhists believe that the decision to donate organs and tissue is a matter of conscience. While there is no written resolution on the issue, Reverend Gyomay Masao, president and founder of the Buddhist Temple of Chicago, says "We honor those people who donate their bodies and organs to the advancement of medical science and to saving lives."
Catholicism: The Catholic Church has long supported organ and tissue donation. The consent to donate is seen as an act of charity, fraternal love, and self sacrifice. On the other hand, organ and tissue donation is not considered to be an obligation. For this reason, the free and informed consent of the donor of donor's family is imperative....
Hinduism: Hindus are not prohibited by religious law from donating their organs according to the Hindu Temple Society of North America. This act is an individual decision.
Judaism: Judaism teaches that all humans are created in the image of God and that every dignity must be extended to the human body in death as in life. Consequently, Jewish law sanctions the performance of autopsies only in certain, very limited circumstances…. A more liberal precedent, followed by many of today's Jewish leaders, was set during the last century by Rabbi Jacob Ettlinger.... He ruled that an autopsy may be performed if the deceased had willed his or her body for that purpose while still alive. In fact, once of the major provisions of the Israeli legislature's Anatomy and Physiology Act contends that if a person specifies in writing that his or her body should be used for science, it is permissible to donate that body for medical instruction and research.
Islamic Society: The Moslem Religious Council initially rejected organ donation by followers of Islam in 1983, but has since reversed its position provided that donors consent in writing in advance.
Protestantism: While no one can speak for Protestant Christianity, because of the diversity of traditions and the lack of a single teaching authority, most denominations both endorse and encourage organ and tissue donations. At the same time they stress respect for the individual conscience and a person's right to make decisions regarding his or her own body.
If you're able to get over the spiritual ramifications (and the ick factor) of brain donation but think your average, standard-issue brain isn't of use, researchers want you to know that brains do not need to be diseased to be scientifically useful. In fact, healthy brains are vital for medical research, and they are in short supply. In the UK Brain Bank's Parkinson's study, for example, currently only 117 of the 1,110 brains are normal specimens, Solon says.
Beyond studying what can go wrong in the brain, healthy brains enable scientists to see what can go right. In the SuperAging study conducted at Northwestern University, the cognitively sharp participants—all of whom are over the age of 80 and have maintained superior memory and IQ—are asked to contemplate brain donation, reports Kara Spak in the Chicago Sun-Times. "They commit to brain donation so at the time of death we can see if [their brains are] resistant to age-related pathology," says assistant research professor Emily Rogalski.
For individuals who want to donate their brains for medical research, special steps must be taken. Even if you're an organ donor, your brain will not be utilized for research that could potentially affect thousands of lives; only transplantable organs, tissue, and blood are covered by checking the "organ donor" box on your driver's license application.
Ready to consider donating your brain for the greater good? Visit the International Brain Banking Network, the Harvard Brain Bank, the Alzheimer's Disease Center, the Stanford Center for Narcolepsy, the New York Brain Bank, or other online resources to get started with questionnaires and consent forms. I just took the first step to donate my unremarkable brain (I'll never know if they reject it), and I encourage you to do the same.
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poor nicole, didnt cum even once... she kept touching herself afterwards, she's due one great sensual experience
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CORINTH — Alcorn County supervisors have accepted a bid of $1,100 per acre for 125 acres once proposed for a rubbish landfill. The board of supervisors voted 3-2 for the sale to Corinth cardiologist Dr. John Prather. The proceeds will go into the county solid waste fund. The county had owned the 129-acre property for […] [...]


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Comments: Great shoe. Fits me well (after I loosened left foot laces for my bunion). First long run had NO issues. Amazing. It is my first lower heeled shoe. Next: to try the Kinvara trail shoe... When a shoe fits, no rubs, no pain, I rebuy. I hate it when you change models and they no longer fit the same.
From: Gretchen, MD
Comments: I bought these shoes so I could take a break from Newtons. I ran six miles in them and these are by far the best shoes that I have run in. The shoes fit perfect with the heel locked in securely. I am a mid-foot striker and these shoes were like running on air but I could still feel the road to keep good form. I am a bigger guy, 5-11, 220lbs and I had no discomfort at all. I can't wait to take them on a longer run. Ordered another pair to take to Japan with me and for 50 bucks you can't beat the price.
From: Brad, Lebanon, MO, USA
Comments: Is it possible to be in love with a running shoe? I think so! The Kinvara 3 is my transition shoe into a lower offset for more natural running. The upper is super comfortable, the heel collar is not at all stiff like other reviewers have stated. There is the perfect amount of cushion and it absorbs impact very well for such a light, low-profile shoe. I put on the shoe and it just disappears on my foot. I think I may be hoarding these in case I don't like the updates they make to the Kinvara 4!
From: Christine, Chattanooga, TN, USA
Comments: Love, love, love the new color - pink, purple and citron. Get complimented on them wherever i go. but that's as far as it goes. liked the 2's much better for fit and comfort, although there's an issue with the tearing of the outside mesh with the 2's. i must have a narrow foot, the toe box in the 3's seems much more roomy than the 2's. tightened up the laces and now have puckering and they still feel loose. have experienced some numbness towards end of 3.5 mile run. also they are a little hard getting on, but that could be due to lace tightening. i am a saucony girl now and will continue to purchase their shoes exclusively. would like it if the 2's could make a come back. have 6 pairs of the 2's.
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Comments: I loved the Kinvara 2, so was really looking forward to running in the updated version, particulary as Saucony managed to shave a bit more weight from the shoe. However, I was sorely disappointed. While the 2s were great out of the box, I've had nothing but pain in the 3s. After about 45-50 mins, the balls of my feet start to go numb. I've never had this happen before. I wonder if it's because my foot is moving around a bit given that the toebox seems wider to me than in the 2s. Also, the back is cut higher, so it starts to cut into my ankle bone. After 4 runs, I''m done with these shoes and am searching for the old 2s or a new replacement.
From: Alexandra, Seattle, WA
Comments: I would not recommend this shoe for a midfoot/forefoot striker. The more durable rubber is only on certain portions of the sole, leaving the rest of the sole less durable. After less than 10 miles in them, mine are already started to wear heavily (I've done about 34 in them so far and the wear is progressive). That said, comfort-wise the Kinvara 3 feels great. I've enjoyed them for my long runs. I think they would be nice for someone who is more of a heel striker or walkers. Disappointed I'll probably won't even get 100 miles out of them.
From: Lindsay, TN, USA
Comments: I had to go up a half size in the change from Kinvara 2 to Kinvara 3. I found that the toe box seems more tapered on the outside of the shoe and my toes were smushed/rubbing. I do love the changes they made to the uppers. I hope they are more durable than the 2's, which would always get a hole in the mesh where the upper cage would rub. Looking forward to testing these out.
From: Valerie, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Comments: Only one 6 mile run on these shoes so far but no issues to report. The Kinvara 3s seemed a just tad bigger than the 2s so I had to drop down in size from 9.5D to 9.0D. I do kind of like the old K2 lacing system better however.
From: Gene, Norfolk, VA, USA
Comments: The changes I noticed vs the kinvara 2: Lacing system has changed, the toe box seems higher but not wider on me. The banding covering the exterior mesh seems to be a good improvement, as the mesh had a tendency to get a few small tears on my kinvara 2. There is much less flare on the sole around the toe box and the insole feels softer in the instep area. I am a walker, not a runner,walking 4 to 6 miles several times a week. I wear a seven in a street shoe and need to order an 8.5 in these, whihc is the same as my kinvara 2 size. Most other shoes I've owned I purchased a size 8. Haven't walked in them yet, hope I like them as well or better than the kinvara 2.
From: Judy, CT, USA
Comments: I love the updates to the Kinvara 2. The Kinvara 3 fits my narrow feet like a glove (even better than the Kinvara 2), my heels don't slip or rub, there's plenty of room for my toes and I feel stable running on my forefoot (without worrying about turning my ankle). I love these shoes!
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Front Play the Starmate 8 over your home stereo with an optional home kit Pop the Starmate 8 into the SiriusXM boombox Use the included vehicle kit to play satellite radio in your car Photos (6) Video View larger Sirius Starmate 8 Dock & Play satellite radio with vehicle kit (subscription sold separately by SiriusXM) Item #: 220SST8V1 25 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $99.99 Shop all Dock-and-Play Satellite Radios Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by Zak Billmeier The Sirius Starmate 8 lets you tap into satellite radio's wealth of entertainment in style — you can tweak its look to your liking. Choose from six backlight colors to match the high-resolution screen to your vehicle's interior, plus pick from three different trim ring colors around the main dial to further personalize it. Pause and rewind live programming Since the Starmate 8 stores content automatically, you can pause your program and rewind if you missed something. You can even browse what's playing on other channels while you're listening to a program. Store your favorite channels as presets, and use the One-Touch Jump™ button to go to your last channel or the traffic/weather channel for your city. Car accessories included You'll get the accessories needed to use the Starmate 8 in your vehicle, including a dock that connects to your stereo's auxiliary input for the best possible sound. No aux input? The PowerConnect system features a built-in FM transmitter you can use to get the satellite radio signal to your stereo without a lot of messy wires. Note: A subscription to Sirius is also required. Satellite radio service is available only within Canada and the lower 48 states — not available in Hawaii. Limited availability in Puerto Rico. Product Highlights:Dock & Play Sirius satellite radiopause and rewind live satellite radiochoose from six different display colors and three different trim ring colorsfull-color displayOne-Touch Jump™ (takes you to the last channel or local traffic/weather channel)warranty: 90 daysOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Sirius Starmate 8 Written By Ron, Twinsburg , OH on Sunday, February 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The unit plays great not as durable as the 5 all plastic. I had my 5 for 8 years in and out of my Semi Truck every day. I hope this one is as durable. No clock. I miss the accurate te from the satellite. Pros: Clear large display. Easy to use. Cons: All plastic no metal reinforcement No Clock !!!!
Great bang for the buck Written By sensor, Ashburn, VA on Monday, August 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This satellite radio was great purchase and for the money I couldnt beat it. Satisfied all the wants I had for installation in my Fiat 500, which had the base radio with no sirius XM capability natively built in. Crutchfield had a great deal on it, and it was a no-brain-er! Pros: Easy install, loads of color screen features, clarity of sound, COST Cons: wires to run
Great so far, but fewer channels that with an XM Radio Written By Josh, Commifornia on Tuesday, July 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very easy install and everything works great. Pros: Easy set up, user friendly, six color options, fm direct adapter works great but has to be purchased separately. Cons: You get less channels with a sirius than XM, but you can go ala carte and save money....
Love it! Written By Nessie, Miami, FL on Tuesday, July 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love this satellite radio. It is very small and fits perfectly on any car. I had a local retailer install it and now I do not see any cables dangling from anywhere. Pros: Everything. Love the music without commercials. Small radio can fit anywhere. Cons: None so far
Ii works but... Written By Sir Joe 70, Southampton, NY on Friday, May 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It works but if using a factory radio without aux input, local FM stations will overpower the Starmate 8 FM transmitter and interfere as static. In this type of installation, you must use the FM Direct adapter which is not mentioned in the owners manual of the Starmate or listed as an accessory in the literature shipped with the device. It is however listed in the details on Crutchfield website but you have to look for it and it is not included in the car kit for sale by Crutchfield. I deduct 2 stars for for the importance of this device not being highlighted by Crutchfield and for the device not mentioned anywhere in the literature shipped with the Starmate 8. I own two of these Starmate 8 units, 2 vehicle kits, a home dock and a portable radio dock. Pros: It works and is versatile. Can be quickly and easily moved from vehicle to vehicle or home dock. Installs fast with minimum tools and skills. Cons: Important interface needs are not highlighted by Crutchfield and the manufacturer. I still recommend it though.
starmate 8 Written By BJD, springfield ,ma on Thursday, March 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) so far so good..I can't live without my satelite radio..starmate8 allows me to get the sirius radio I love and the best of XM that I look forward to(hockey). It didn't come with a remote,but the remote from my old radio worked..love the pause feature and ease of programming. I got ten years out of my last radio,looking forward to the next ten with my starmate... Pros: pause feature,programming ease..display readabillity,able to get best of XM Cons: didn't come with a remote,not as powerful a reception as the replay I had.wish it had a suction cup mounting system.
Great Written By paul77e, Marathon, FL on Saturday, January 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sirius for the car and home on the cheap
Surprisingly well Written By St, Eastern nc on Saturday, January 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit installed easily and works very well. There isn't anything else I have to have. We have a supposed lifetime subscription to Sirius. The options are very limited to receiver options but this is regularly on sale. It may not have all the features of some do the xm receivers. But can't say I need anything else. After reading some of the reviews I was concerned about the purchase but so far no problems and works well through the aux input. I don't like the fm transmitters because the bands are so crowded. I had hoped xm and Sirius would become more interchangeable but that has not happened. Would make the purchase again. And crutch field did an excellent job and price Pros: Easy install, simple subscription transfer. Small size Cons: Attachment to ac vent doesn't hold real well with small veined vents
Sirius Starmate 8 a winner Written By RonW, Yardley, PA on Friday, December 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Out of the box and into the car - easy installation, great sound thru car aux input. Pros: Easy to install, worked right away. Can use cheaper a la carte subscription with this model. Cons: Signing up with SiriusXM took a few chats with an online person, but it got resolved fairly quickly.
Starmate 8 Written By Cole, Wabasso, mn on Sunday, December 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works great. Does exactly what it needs to and seems to pick up a strong signal Cons: Only pauses for up to 30 minutes
Starmate 8 Written By Anonymous, Las Vegas, nv on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have used my starmate 8 for a week now and love it it works like its suppose too. It was a long process for me to review and decide which one would best suit my needs. This is it and would recommend it to everyone. Crutchfield was very quick with delivery a big plus.
Starmate 8 Written By PV, Charlottesville, VA on Friday, August 30, 2013 Just what I wanted, car and home.
Siriusly easy Written By J R, Auburn, NY on Monday, July 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I like the radio and its choices for color background and ease of installation. Minus one star for not being able to store favorite artist or team notifications. Pros: Backlight. Easy to read. Easy to install. Cons: No song, artist or team alert setting
Overall very good Written By MD, Keysville, VA on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got a new car without satelllite radio, so after having it previously I was going crazy without it. I bought this unit to get me back up & running with Sirius. It has performed well & I have had no probelms with it at all. I later bought the boom box the unit slides into so I could bring it in the house at the end of the day. Absolutely love having that option as well. Pros: Easy to read display Several options regarding mounting Cons: Lack of a remote (aside from using the presets, it is hard to tune to another station when traveling along)
Sirius Starmate 8 Written By Anonymous, Springfield, MO on Saturday, April 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product works great! I love the FM transmitter built into this. The job I have not all the trucks have input jacks so I just find a station and roll on. Pros: Works great and comes in clear just about everywhere! Cons: Don't really have any.
Much more that Edge Written By JR, Northern CA on Sunday, January 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a solid product which is hands down superior to the Edge, which I purchased and then returned. The Starmate 8 has a display which can be read and has the option of A La Carte programing, which is a savings to pay for the unit. Recommended. Pros: A La Cart programming option. Readable display. Reasonable user interface. Cons: none
NOT THE BEST BUT IT WILL HAVE TO DO Written By MCT1800, IL. on Wednesday, November 07, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's just average at best.Lack of memory button is a negative. Older radios have a longer replay.As for the remote, I guess SIRIUS is trying to save a buck buy not offering them anymore, but I discovered if you have an old remote it will work with this radio . I guess since they only offer two choices of radio on the SIRIUS side of SIRIUSXM this is the best we can get "that is until the new guys take control" Pros: Good display, easy to learn and operate Cons: No remote, no memory, too short replay
New but not improved Written By JohnM, New Jersey on Tuesday, September 25, 2012 Got this to replace an ancient Sportster that was truly on its last legs. Reviews elsewhere have accurately noted the highly compressed sound on this unit, lack of a "Memo" button to save a fav tune, as well as the almost non-existent FM range, which is an issue for someone like me who has the home kit set up upstairs in my home office. I could easily pick up the old Sportster on the FM tuner in Yamaha receiver downstairs and pump Sirius thru the receivers speakers to the TV room, the deck, or the kitchen, so that's a bummer. I have to figure out some other workaround with that. While none one of this was entirely unexpected because I did see those reviews, and I can live with these deficiencies vs the increasing reliablity and portablity issues with the old unit, it is still disappointing and noteworthy for others to consider. Pros: New Cons: Poor FM range. Highly compressed sound.
happy but.......NO REMOTE! Written By Bryan M., Malvern , PA on Thursday, September 13, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works great but having bought 3 sirius radios before I never even looked to see if it included or offered a remote control. It DOES NOT! Not happy about using it in a home dock foe this reason! Otherwise awesome Crutchfield shipping and support.
Good Sound Again. Written By Norm, Palm Harbor on Saturday, September 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Have Sirius in our Mercedes. This unit gives me the same in my car & home. Love it! Easy install. Pros: Easy to install & use Cons: None
Sirius Starmate 8 Written By TonyI, Forked River, NJ on Thursday, August 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I found the product to perform as advertised. Only problem was the adhesive that attached to my window failed after one week. Quality of sound is good.
great Written By Jpl.1993, Guelph on on Sunday, August 12, 2012 i'm not sure what everyone is complaining about? mine Starmate came with a remote? everything work fantastic. couldn't ask for more.
Good Except for FM Interface Written By Howie, Chicago, IL on Tuesday, June 19, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product but don't expect to play it thru your FM car radio. Easy to set up. Also works great with home docking kit. Has 10 presets. Jump feature let's you jump back and forth between channels and traffic. Crutchfield provides great support. Pros: 10 presets. Nice jump feature. Cons: Does not play well thru car FM radio.
Pretty good!!!! Written By Anonymous, Watertown, CT on Friday, May 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I like it. The Starmate was very easy to set up and even easier to use. The ability to change the color scheme is great. Overall I like it. I had a Stiletto before. That had a few more features but what a piece of junk. It was totally unreliable. Pros: Easy set up, easy use, I like the different background colors. Cons: I would like to have gotten a remote. Unlike the Stiletto, u can only go back a half hour. The stiletto you can go back hours.
sirius starmate Written By STEVE B, East Meredith, NY on Tuesday, May 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Radio works fine...and as described! Huge improvement over my old radio. Would have liked a remote like my old one had. Customer service was excellent. Very easy to figure out controls. Pros: Very nice screen. User friendly. No issues thus far. Vent mount works surprisingly well. Cons: No remote like some earlier models.


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Whether you're shopping for a new stereo and want to make sure that you'll get the best experience when using your iPod or iPhone in the car, or if you just want to add iPod controls to a stereo you already have, this article will help.
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Step-by-step instructions on how to connect an iPod to your car stereo.
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You don't need to feel like you're stuck with the few features that happen to be built into your factory stereo. In this short video, Crutchfield experts explain how easy it can be to add the options you want, like iPod control or hands-free calling, to your factory stereo.
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So, what effect did replacing my Yukon's factory radio with the Alpine have on the rest of the factory system? (See Part 1 for background.) It really notched it up, no kidding. Fatter bass,...


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••• UPDATE: Biggest Loser Patrick House will be featured speaker at MBJ's EXPO
Patrick House, a Mississippi native and winner of NBC's Biggest Loser, will be the featured speaker at the Mississippi Business Journal's Mississippi Business and Technology EXPO.
The former offensive lineman at Delta State was last to step on the scales during the December finale of The Biggest Loser. House needed to have lost 177 pounds to win the $250,000 prize.
When the numbers finally stopped tumbling, the former 400 pounder had lost 182, down to 218 to win the prize. House, who now lives in Vicksburg, plans to move to South Carolina where he will teach at a school for morbidly obese teens. He plans to share his message of health and exercise and how he overcame his obesity as part of being a teacher and a coach at the school.
" I am really excited about the EXPO and the awesome possibilities it presents," House said. "I cant begin to tell you how much The Biggest Loser has changed my life. It has ultimately saved my life. I am eternally grateful for the opportunity that was given to me."
House went on to say that he is looking forward to meeting the winners of the Top 40 Under 40, because of what their leadership means to the future of Mississippi. He believes they can help make an impact by halting the spread of obesity in Mississippi.
According to some who have heard House speak previously, EXPO goers can expect a powerful, motivating, and inspiring speech.
Following House's talk, The Biggest Loser champion will be available to visit, take pictures and ask questions at his booth. He will also be at the nightcap dinner for more questions and photo opportunities.
"I am so excited about this event," House said. "Thank you for including me."
Considering the ramifications poor health and obesity have had on Mississippi's economy, House is the perfect person to give his inspirational message in front of many of the state's top business leaders.
As for the EXPO, the Mississippi Business Journal happening is the state's largest business-to-business networking event — the Mississippi Business & Technology EXPO. The event, presented by Comcast Business Class, will be held April 7, 2011 at the Trade Mart in Jackson. It is a special project of the Mississippi Business Journal.
Now in its 28th year, EXPO will feature nearly 200 exhibits and is expected to attract thousands of attendees. In addition, the event will feature multiple awards programs, free seminars, door prizes and more.
The EXPO's hours Thursday, April 7, 2011 will be 9:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m., including a Business After Hours networking party with 25 popular restaurants with live music and cash bar beginning at 5 p.m.
The Top 40 Under 40 Luncheon will also be held April 7, beginning at noon, and will recognize 40 of Mississippi's top business and community leaders under the age of 40.
Informative seminars presented by Hinds Community College's Eagle Ridge Conference Center and Mississippi State University Outreach Program will offer EXPO attendees and exhibitors additional opportunities for boosting their business savvy during the two-day event. From handling a tough customer to successful marketing strategies, don't miss this chance to learn from professional trainers.
The show is open to the public, and general admission is free with a business card. For more information, call (601) 364-1000.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, a sole proprietor or CEO of a large corporation, this is one event you don't want to miss!
We hope to see you there!
For additional information about this special event of the Mississippi Business Journal, contact Tami Jones at (601) 364-1011.


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Have Professional CGMs Passed Their Prime?
It was only a Powerpoint slide, but it was the scariest thing I ever saw in my life. The slide showed a blood sugar trend line from a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), not very different from the ones I've seen myself time and time again from my own gear. It showed a hypo that ended badly.
Very badly.
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when you give an attractive girl a ride. gas or ass for payment, gas money" is her giving you head while you drive.
Girl: "Can I get a ride home?"
driver: "give me some gas money"
girl gives him head while driving.
driver: "give me some gas money"
girl gives him head while driving.
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21 de Abril de 2005
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Lowest rank in the Joker-San Female Rating System. Describes a female who is so desparate for male companionship that she'll bang anyone for Gas Money. One usually has to be extremely intoxicated to wake up next to one of these in the morning, forcing one to pull a coyote ugly, followed by a slew of major profanity, occasionally interrupted by projectile vomiting and sobbing. Also a pre-cursor to repeatedly beating the crap out of one's "so-called" friends for allowing this bullshit to happen. Poor guy.
"Why didn't we stop Spoons from banging that Gas money last night? We better stay out of his way for a while, he's gonna be so pissed when he wakes up, IF he wakes up. Poor guy......"
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24 de Setembro de 2007
suckin dick, blowjob
hey shane, can u give me a ride home?
only if u gimme sum gas money
only if u gimme sum gas money
por shane t
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the money you have to spend on gas to go somewhere; also an excuse to not go somewhere
Noel: Hey Alwin, come to Kundiland. Let's play some cricket.
Alwin: Nah dude. I dont have that gas money
Alwin: Nah dude. I dont have that gas money
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28 de Fevereiro de 2015
Slang term for crack cocaine. Used mainly by white boys in small towns.
Jon: "He totally sold his car for gas money"
Me: "... ME TOO!"
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September 16, 2010
Lemon Rice
Lemon rice is very easy to prepare. But the proportion of lime juice to salt has to be perfect for great tasting rice. I prefer using lime instead of lemon.
Serves 2
Basmathi Rice - 3/4 cup uncooked
Juice from 2 small limes
Coriander leaves - To garnish
Curry leaves - a few
Frozen Peas - 1 tsp(optional)
Oil - 1 tbsp
Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp
Urud Dal - 1 tsp
Cashews or Peanuts - 1 tsp
Raisins - 1 tsp(optional)
Green Chilli - 1
Hing - a pinch
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Rinse and drain basmathi rice. Cook in 1 1/2 cups of water. Set aside.
Heat oil in a wide pan.
Add mustard seeds, urud dal, cashews and raisins. Allow mustard seeds to splutter and cashews to turn light golden brown. Add peas, green chilli, hing and turmeric powder. Saute for 10 seconds.
Turn off the heat.
Add lime juice and salt to the seasoning.
Now gently mix rice without smashing it.
Garnish with coriander leaves and curry leaves.
Serve with pappad or avial.
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Sinfully SpicyExcellent looking lemon rice. very colorful. Would taste wonderful with Sambar.
Hamaree RasoiOMG what a tempting lemon rice.... people who dont eat lemon rice also will definitely eat urs....
http://akilaskitchen.blogspot.com- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 12:44 AM
A nice recipe.easy and quick.Can the preparation be used for two days without freeze,during train journey?
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Hate Among the Uchihas: The Last of the Clan!
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(愚かなる弟よ 恨め、憎め!, Orokanaru Otōto yo Urame, Nikume!) | |||
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Previous | Roar, Chidori! Brother vs. Brother! | ||
Episode | Naruto #85 | ||
Next | A New Training Begins: I Will Be Strong! | ||
Arc | Search for Tsunade Arc | ||
Manga | Chapter #147, Chapter #148 | ||
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Hate Among the Uchihas: The Last of the Clan! (愚かなる弟よ 恨め、憎め!, Orokanaru Otōto yo Urame, Nikume!) is episode 85 of the original Naruto anime.
Kisame's would-be fatal attack is blocked by Gama, and Jiraiya tells the two Akatsuki members that cheap tricks like putting a young woman under genjutsu would never work on him. Standing to his feet again, Sasuke tells the Sannin to stay out of his fight but is easily beaten down by Itachi who tells his brother that he was still too weak. Deeming it necessary to make him stronger, Itachi activated Tsukuyomi and forced Sasuke to relive his parent's and other clan member's death. As Naruto rushes forward to aid his comrade, Kisame prepared to attack him, but Jiraiya uses the Summoning: Toad Mouth Bind technique to stop the two Akatsuki members. The entire area became the oesophagus of the Mountain Toad, with Kisame's foot and sword already starting to be absorbed as Jiraiya began explaining his technique. Sasuke was absorbed into the wall, thus being saved from Itachi. Itachi instructed Kisame to come with him, knowing that the only way they could survive this technique was to escape. Itachi was forced to use Amaterasu to burn a hole in the toad's oesophagus, allowing them to escape. Jiraiya later sealed away the flames. As Jiraira and Naruto were checking on Sasuke, Guy suddenly appeared out of nowhere and kicked Jiraiya in the face with his Dynamic Entry. He had thought that Naruto and Jiraiya were Itachi and Kisame after using the reflection from his forehead protector to check what was ahead. He had seen two figures in the dull reflection, so he had automatically assumed that Itachi and Kisame were still there. Naruto thought back on Sasuke's defeat at Itachi's hands. He resolved to go after Itachi and Kisame for doing that to Sasuke, but was quickly shot down by a more realistic Jiraiya, who knew that Naruto was nowhere near Itachi and Kisame's league. Naruto learned about Kakashi having been injured, and Guy talked about needing a medical specialist to help, not only with Kakashi and Sasuke, but with Lee as well. There was a short glance at Tsunade at the end of the episode, as Jiraiya told Guy the person he needed was who they were searching for: the healing specialist, queen of slugs and elixirs, legendary Sannin, and failed gambler, Tsunade.


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Real Teens Ask: How Old Are Kids Who Start Using Drugs?
Lots of teens have questions about drugs. Each year, NIDA scientists spend a day chatting online with high school students and answering their questions.
At the last Drug Facts Chat Day, soccerstar0 asked:
"On average how old are kids who start using drugs?"
Research shows that drug use often starts in the teen years. You might have heard that, but here's something you may not know—the science shows that the younger you are when you start using drugs, the more likely you are to get addicted later on. Doing drugs can also cause problems with friends, in sports, and in school.
Let's face it—when someone tells us not to do something, that sometimes makes it seem more exciting. But drugs can really do some not-so-exciting things to your body. NIDA researchers discovered that drugs can literally change the way your brain works. And since your own brain won't finish growing until you're 25, you probably don't want to mess with that process by doing drugs.
Wow I started to take drugs when I was about 12 ( only weed ) I am seventeen now I still smoke weed. I don't really think that it affeced any of my academic archivements. I cam out of my secondar school with 15 grades A* to C and I'm at college now doing my first year studing Law and it is going very well. Maybe I had some arguments with my friends over drugs , but not much and it did not affect our realtionship. So overall drugs didnt really affect my life in a bad way.
@MercySon--you may be one of the lucky ones who so far hasn't seen any bad effects, but according to NIDA scientists, about 9% of those who use drugs become dependent on them...a percentage that increases to about 25-50% for people who use every day--which means they can't stop even though they know drugs are messing up their lives. In one study, people who smoked for 30 years said they were less satisfied with their lives, had less happiness in their relationships, and poorer physical and mental health compared to their non-smoking peers. And like NIDA's Director says, "Imagine what you could be without it."
i cant beleive this site exists and spreads lies of cannabis saying it has no medical use?? Are you still living in the 30's lol you cannot spread these lies to create fear anymore to the youth.
Hi wow!
This is a controversial issue for sure. Just so you know, NIDA funds much of the research showing that THC--the active ingredient in marijuana--produces effects that can be useful for treating a variety of medical conditions. NIDA's main concern though is more about young people who smoke marijuana to get high. Because our brains don't stop developing till the mid-20's, doing drugs while your brain is still maturing, can be especially dangerous. For example, marijuana can cause problems with memory and coordination--who needs that?!
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@peepee--you mean other than here? LOL. Here's something else that has a lot of info on drugs: It's called The Science of Addiction. Thanks for your question.
@coolone--sadly, some do. Hopefully, someone in their life will care enough to help them if that's the case.
Dear people who ake drugs, Dont take them.
Love Drug Busters
Drugs are so bad for you. It causes serios health issues and people wont like you because of your bad and stupid move of taking drugs. It is bad for men to take steroids because some of the side effects are Development of breasts and a shrinking of the testicles and also enlargement prostate. Embaress your self now and die or be cool and clean instead of nerdy and dirty.
This song is in the Melody of Ghost Busters. If theres something strange in the drug store, who ya gonna call?!... DRUG BUSTERS.
Dear people who take drugs,
Drugs are stupid dont take them.
I agree with the Drug Busters Drugs are STUPID!!!!!
Teens think its cool to take drugs but why do they? DRUG STINKS!
@ROLER ONE: some times this is true but sometimes not. A lot of kids do drugs because a adult tells them not to but i find most of the time thay tell them this at the stage that they are tring to find them selves and they think to have controle thay need to do what the opposit of what we tell them. anuther is they think its cool to do them or there presherd in to it. (plz read this)
Okay i smoked weed when i was 13.... it was at a party & lemmme tell yu the effects are fun! but some of them not so mcuh.... i have alot of regrets i canttake back now! soo its your cchoice....(:
Hi..What is the earliest that poeple start taking drugs?...Why do teens start taking drugs in the first place?
@curious--I don't really know what the "earliest" is that some people start taking drugs. I did hear a famous movie star (who went on to have a lot of problems with drugs) say recently in an interview that she started when she was 9! But that is not the norm. Usually, people start in their teens, because of a variety of reasons, whether peer pressure, to experiment, or to get a high. Unfortunately, the earlier you start the more likely it is that you will have problems in the future, including possible addiction.
Well I basically smoked for the first time when I was likeee 13? and didn't get addicted until a year later until I was 14, After that I went on to xanax , ecstasy, inhalants , promethazine/codeine, cough syrup, vicodins, whipits, alcohol and ciggarettes . Now at 16 I'm trying to stop but it's like the drugs have become who I am.. Now I don't blame want to put weed at fault here because I don't believe theres anything wrong with it but after smoking marijuana for so long I basically wanted to feel stronger high's so that lead me to other sh**.
gateway pretty much..
There is all kinds of drugs, And are so easy for childern to get hold of these days,I think more needs to be done by the schools and parents. Parents need to talk to their children about the danger of drugs.I mean kids can get hold of drugs, just like buying sweets in the shop or candy.
I think people should come to realization that drugs do nothing but harm your body. If you dont agree with me i dont need opinions but in the long run you're going to regret it because of one stupid mistake you made. Of course now its fun, But when the heart diseases and lung cancer starts it just gets FUNNER. call drug busters?
Wow i cant believe it!!! People are stupid enough to take drugs?!?!?! It effects your whole life next time you feel the need to get high,see a therapist or be stupid and take drugs.ITS YOUR LIFE,LIVE IT HOW YOU WANT TO........
These are the two most important posts to consider:
"ROLER ONE says:
February 10, 2010 at 1:19 pm
curious says:
April 19, 2010 at 12:56 pm
Hi..What is the earliest that poeple start taking drugs?…Why do teens start taking drugs in the first place?
How old are kids that try drugs? They're kids! duh.How old are teens? Use your imagination. ok wrong crowd for that recommendation.
Why do kids or teens try drugs? Look at the first post I've quoted. Kids and teens try drugs intitially for the same reason they want to try alcohol. They are told they can't but others can. A concious human will wonder what is the difference between themselves and those who forbid them things and if an opportunity arises or is created, those rules will be tested and found to be rubbish.
If "drugs" were discussed responsibly and maturely among "adults", and the benefits and actual positive uses discovered, they wouldn't be drugs, they would be tools. I don't think they open up more of a person's mind, rather they stop or sidestep the bulls#@t "thoughts" parading through one's mind so that they can see the possibility already there. I'm not talking all mystical and magical, I'm talking about senses that are already there , but hidden in shadows from awareness. It's like someone discovering perfect pitch, or the ability to draw, anything that opens up perception. When young people see a glimpse of this beauty, compared to the ugliness and venom spewed forth by the ignorant masses, they may run in fear back to conformity, or bravely walk forth to a new world long lost in time. Since those who should be leading and teaching the young are trying to scare them from advancing the world, they are left to explore on there own with no clear direction or even idea of where they are. This is where the trap of using the drugs solely to get high comes in, if someone discovers the pleasurable feelings that can be experienced, they might not want to explore further and it is enough to be stoned and sedentary. Others may discover they can do things, both stemming from confidence and physical ability, that they couldn't do before, and think that the "drugs" are necessary to achieve that effect. Where are you to tell them any better, to act as a guide instead of a poison that destroys a persons right to life. Why do they have to see a random post on a message board that says it's all good. You will open up parts of your perception that you always in your heart knew was there. It's always been there, you don't need the drugs to have that power, but if you have been living in this "civilisation" they can really bloody help to take the blinders off. I am talking from my experience, I am not recommending anybody of any age do anything. I know my shit because I chose to, I didn't always, and rarely do now, know where I am going, but I know where I am, what I am, and how I'm gonna get there. I've never been great at a tidy ending so i'm gonna call it there, if you're going to get anything out of this post it's there to be got. Please think around the fear.
@rj2684- About the potential and promise of perception, you said it best here: "It's always been there, you don't need the drugs to have that power…" Why blame civilization for stifling creativity and then resort to drugs to get it back? Seems lazy. Give your brain more credit, "take the blinders off"—watch a sunrise, paint something, have a stimulating conversation with friends, visit a lonely person and make their day. NIDA is about preventing young people from abusing drugs so they don't get to a place where they need them to enjoy life—it's a worthy goal.
i dont think you should use drugs im 13 and im never doin it people say just one but that all it takes
Kids always say peer presure this peer pressure that. im 14 i have been offered meth weed cocaine extacy almost everything. I have said no to everything. MY mom has told me not to, it doesn't make a differnce. People who take drgs do it because they want to not because they are forced to or anything. I am cklean and havent smoked or anything in my life. I grew up with a dad who smoked and a brother and sister who smoke. Peer pressure is bulls**t. Same with kids wanting to do it because there parents tell them not to. IF you don't want to do drugs than don't, if you do than do it. In my eyes people who do druggs are fine unless they start hittin me up for money.ALls i have to say is i know 8 kids who have died in the last year doing drugs. sO to al you kids out there who are wanting to smoke but don't know if you should. DOn't but if you are really curious just smoke weed 1 time you will hate it. If you like it well say goodbye to your clean friends and say hello to your new family.
S when people offer you drugs just say nah, you can do it im not. ANd people will say ok. and if people start doing drugs around you just leave and dont hang out with them its simple.