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Laszlo Garai
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Hungarian scholar of theoretical, social and economic psychology |
Garai Laszlo (b. 29 August 1935 in Budapest) is a Hungarian scholar of theoretical, social and economic psychology, doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and founding professor of Department of Economic Psychology of the University of Szeged.
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Curriculum vitæ
Graduated from the Faculty of Arts of Budapest University, philosophy and psychology (1959); Academy candidate's thesis (1968), on the specifically human basic need (Personality dynamics and social existence, Academic Press). Academy doctor's thesis (1988), on the social identity and paradoxes of its psychic elaboration '(A psychosocial essay on identity, Central Hungarian Library.
After teaching theoretical psychology at Moscow State University. (1969), social psychology at Nice University (from 1981 on),and economic psychology at California State University, Bakersfield and San Bernardino (1990) -- Dr Garai returned to Hungary where he founded the Department of Economic Psychology at the University of Szeged (formerly: Attila Jozsef Univ.), was head of that dept (from 1997-2000) and prof. of economic psychology (from 1994-2005).
Professional work
Laszlo Garai started his career as editor at the Encyclopaedia Department of Hung. Academic Press (1959-1961). After finishing his PhD studies (1961-1964) where he begin a research about the specifically human needs he finished this research as a fellow of the Institute for Philosophy of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (1964-1971). Invited (as a Keldysh grant winner) to the Department of scientific discoveries' psychology in the Institute for History of Natural Sciences and Technology in the Soviet Academy of Sciences (Moscow, 1969-1970)). In the Institute for Psychology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences dr. Garai founded (in 1970) a research department that became the first in Hungary research team of economic psychology and a center of Vygotskian theoretical research [1]. Head of that department (1971-79) and research advisor (1998-2002). He worked at the Laboratoire Européen de Psychologie Sociale (Paris, 1971, 1973 and 1977) and directed psycho-economic research supported by the National Scientific Research Foundation (1990-2005). He was a member of the Advisory board of the (Hungarian) Ministry of Finance (1991-1994).
Theoretical and general psychology:
* Split psychology * Vygotsky and the Vygotskians: A cure of the split psychology * Marx' economico-philosophical anthropology and a psychological meta-theory * Brain and culture; * Paradoxical psycho-social configurations * Specifically Human Basic Need (SHBN): Need for a needfree activity;
- Personality dynamics and social existence [In Hungarian]; Budapest: Academic Press, 1969.
- A hypothesis on the specifically human basic need (SHBN about a structure that is isomorphic with a specifically human basic activity: the work as an activity of arranging in a structure ends and means and transferring that structure to various parts of its universe. The hypothesis is based on the Leontievian activity theory completed by a critical chapter about what is omitted from the Leontievian interpretation of Vygotsky ("Social relation: Self-evidence or probleme?").
- Positivist and hermeneutic principles in Psychology: Activity and social categorization (co-author: M. Kocski). Studies in Soviet Thought. 1991/1. 97-110.
- About two complementary theories (a "What does he?" type theory and a "Who does it?: type theory) being given in Vygotsky's heritage. The psychology gets disintegrated onto two hemi-sciences: one applying the positivistic methodology of natural sciences (experimentation) and another one that applies a "hermeneutic methodology of historical sciences" (interpretation). A Vygotskian methodology provides the possibility to reintegrate the psychology by dealing with "signs" and "tools" within the same structure)
- The brain and the mechanism of psychosocial phenomena. Journal of Russian and East-European Psychology. 31:6. 1994. 71-91.
- Vygotskian implications: On the meaning and its brain.
- A keynote paper at a conference dedicated to the 100th anniversary of L. Vygotsky. Moscow, 1996. A Russian version
- Vygotskian implications: On the meaning and its brain.
- Another crisis in the psychology: A possible motive for the Vygotsky-boom (co-author: M. Kocski). Journal of Russian and East-European Psychology. 33:1. 82-94.
- The invited lecture of the 3rd Activity Theory Congress (Moscow, 1995). Deals with disintegration of the psychology to a science based on experimentation according to the positivistic methodology of natural sciences, and another one founded on interpretation according to the hermeneutic methodology of historical sciences. Considers the possibilities to reintegrate the psychology by a Vygotskian methodology that would deal with signs and tools as functioning within the same structure.
- Another crisis in the psychology: A possible motive for the Vygotsky-boom (co-author: M. Kocski). Journal of Russian and East-European Psychology. 33:1. 82-94.
Social and historical psychology::
* Social identity, social categorization * Ethical mediator and transaction cost modifier * Psychosocial case study on the Hungarian poet Attila Jozsef
- Vers une théorie psychoéconomique de l'identité sociale. Recherches Sociologiques. 1984. 313-335.
- On the complementarity of socio-economic factors determining the more tolerant or the more ruthless manner of imposing valued models of social identity, and, on the other hand, psychosocial factors identifying positions in a system of distribution of means of reproduction.
- Social Identity: Cognitive Dissonance or Paradox? New Ideas in Psychology. 4:3. 311-322.
- On the cognitive dissonance as emerging between the social identity of persons and that of their acts. Paradoxical consequences of the two identities' double bind are analyzed: without doing A no one may pretend to the identity B and without being subjected to this law no one may pretend to the identity B either.
- A psychosocial essay on identity (in Hungarian). Budapest: T-Twins, 1993. 231 p.
- Deals with social categorization elaborating social identity and with the deformation of technically appropriate individual performances by an unconscious process making out of them markers of this categorization on the background of the paradoxes which make social categorization either impossible or unnecessary. Applies the presented psychosocial theory for a case study of the great Hungarian poet Attila József who's both works, acts and diseases' symptoms including his suicide are analyzed as markers of his social categorization on the background of the paradoxes of his expulsion from his main reference group.
- A psychosocial essay on identity (in Hungarian). Budapest: T-Twins, 1993. 231 p.
Economic and political psychology::
* Social identity as transaction cost modifier * Human resources, human capital * The second modernization * Bolshevik-type constructions for the second modernization
- Determining economic activity in a post-capitalist system. Journal of Economic Psychology. 1987. 77-90.
- Contends that the main tendency of (both planned and market) post-capitalist system is considered to be the production of personal (and not only material) conditions of functioning of that system. That includes not only production of technical disposition to master things but also that of social disposition to master (or, at least, be superior to) other persons. These are as important organizing factors for an economic system producing its personal conditions as are value in use and value in exchange for the one producing its material conditions. Typical cases are cited when the economic activity is not determined by the price of the item produced by it, but, rather, by the social identity of the person producing it.
- To the psychology of economic rationality. In: Understanding economic behavior. 12th Annual Colloquium of IAREP, the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology. Handelhoejskolen I Aarhus. 1987. Vol. I. 29-41.
- Argues for the impossibility of deriving rationality criteria from substantially given human needs. Instead, it proposes a Lewin-type formal approach to the structure of human activity whose ends, whatever they are, become quasi-need and determine the value of other objects becoming means or barriers, depending on their position in that field. For the specifically human activity taking into consideration a further factor structuring the field is proposed: taboos. Thus, the formal rationality criterion is: gaining ends in spite of barriers that are surmounted by means got in spite of taboos.
- The Bureaucratic State Governed by an Illegal Movement: Soviet-Type societies and Bolshevik-Type Parties. Political Psychology. 10:1. 1991. 165-179.
- Soviet type societies evolve the universe of their ideological appearances in relation not to matter as in a capitalist society (according to Marx: reification) but to persons. Traditional Marxian criticism of such an ideology claims persons in Soviet type societies to be but personifications of positions in a bureaucratic structure. The paper argues that the organizing principle of these societies is not bureaucracy but charisma originated from 20th century's radical anti-bureaucratic mass movements. The social power that is set not to the positions persons occupy but to persons directly gets provided in those societies' structures not only to a charismatic leader but to the whole headquarter, the whole party as a van of the revolutionary movement and even the whole revolutionary movement. The paper analyzes the paradoxical structure of that collective charisma: the person gets (and loses) his glamour that is independent from his office by being invested with (and, resp., dismissed from) it just like with (from) an office. Democratic centralism is described as the principle of such a paradoxical organization where the "Centrum" gets its social power by being put in its charisma by a "Demos" being put in its one by that social power. The connection of such a paradoxical structure with the mass-production of social relations is analyzed.
- The keynote paper opening the international conference of the Gorbachev Foundation (Moscow, 1993) "Origins of the persistence of Bolshevik-type totalitarian structures"
- Identity Economics: An Alternative Economic Psychology. Tas Editor, 2006. 294 pp. [In Hungarian]:
- A theory about a second modernization that has imposed upon the socio-economic system the necessity of manufacturing (and not only exploiting) human (and not only material) conditions of its functioning, about these manufactured conditions analyzed in terms of human capital. The theory makes a distinction between two kinds of psychologic phenomena turned into economic factors: technical dispositions of mastering things' attributes and social dispositions of mastering persons' relations. It states that unlike the material production depending only on technical attributes of both producing and produced factors, the modern human production is determined also by the factors' social relations. These are conceptualized in terms of the economic agents' social identity that is considered as the main psychological mediator of economic processes: it determines who from among the agents of an economic activity turn out to be its principals.
External links
- Lev Vygotsky Archive
- Journal of Russian and East European Psychology
- Nobel-prize lecture on macro-economic psychology

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SOURCE: Hornby, Richard. Review of Macbeth. Hudson Review 54, no. 4 (winter 2002): 657-63.
In the following review of a 2001 production of Macbeth directed by Tim Carroll, Hornby maintains that nearly every aspect of the performance—including choreography, set, characterization, and costumes—was an unmitigated disaster.
The Restored Globe Theatre in London continues to have the best spoken and worst directed Shakespeare company in the world. Artistic Director Mark Rylance's decision to have a speech expert, or "Master of Verse," for each production has given us verse speaking that is clear, vigorously rhythmic, and nuanced. Although the actors are mostly unknowns, their speech is poetic in the best sense, never fluty or artificial, but natural, coming from within the characters themselves, as if we were hearing a troupe of native speakers from the Land of Blank Verse...
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From the Docket, we can see that "Oral directions received from the Court: Martha Milczynski, Prothonotary dated 25-APR-2012 directing that "Upon the commencement of the hearing of the Plaintiff's motion held April 24, 2012, and hearing the submissions of the parties, the hearing of the Plaintiff's motion shall continue at 10:00 on May 14, 2012 upon the Plaintiff delivering a revised undertakings and refusals chart by Friday, April 27, 2012 and the Defendants serving and filing their responses by May 10, 2012. The motion filed by the Defendant, Nagib Tajdin and that of the Defendant, Alnaz Jiwa, shall be held in abeyance pending the disposition of Plaintiff's refusals motion."
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In his Cross-Motion which was not heard Tajdin was asking for an Order as follow:
(i) for Staying the Reference pending decision of the Appeal on Justice Russel's Order dated October 26th, 2011 and on Docket number A_421_11;
(ii) an Order of Confidentiality and an Order that an independent agent be appointed to investigate the printing of the books and to report to the named plaintiff's counsel, the court and confirm how many books were published by this defendant and how much was the cost of the publication, costs of which to be paid by Tajdin; and
(iii) an Order to restrict the remaining reference to strictly financial analysis to the specific exclusion of the names of people who bought the books.
Tajdin had also asked that the Referee tells Brian Gray, the copyright lawyer from Norton Rose, to keep all information confidential from Sachedina and Manji who according to him are directing Gray. Tajdin said that in his opinion Gray had difficulties understanding the meaning of "deemed undertaking" as he was not keeping confidential any information. The Referee told Tajdin that he was making serious allegations but tajdin stood by what he said.
In his replying Affidavit, Tajdin had made serious allegation of misconduct against Brian Gray, the copyright lawyer of Norton Rose with several Exhibits attached to his affidavit.
Alnaz had asked dismissal of Gray's motion because he was not asking to deduct any expenses or buying cost and was willing to pay all of his revenues as profit to the Imam.
Alnaz' Motion was not heard, Tajdin's cross-motion was not heard. Only Gray's Motion was heard.
On 14th May the hearing of Gray's Motion was completed and Prothonotary Milczynski, the Referee said to Gray that as she had not taken any notes, Gray should prepare for her a draft order.
Gray had said he will not be asking any documents for expenses that are not claimed against revenues by the Defendants and therefore Tajdin gave in the unredacted confirmation from the printing press on the cost and number of books printed. But as usual, Gray was not dealing in good faith. As soon as he got the unredacted printing information, he asked for more, for all the names of Ismailis who bought the Golden Edition through the goldenkiz email account and on the Paypall list, bank statements etc... all this knowing that the Referee has not read the Affidavit of Tajdin, his cross-motion, and Alnaz Jiwa's Motion for Summary Judgment.
Alnaz had proposed to give all of the potential revenue that would be generated if he has sold all the 96 books and had received them free. he did not claim any deduction for his purchase expenses nor for the free books he gave to Itreb (18 books) and the free books given to family and friends.
Alnaz was ordered to give all of the unredacted emails and all the names of those to whom he gave or sold books. All this after His Highness had confirmed since 15 October 2010 that he knew that Alnaz was not involved in publication with Nagib.
In the past Tajdin has proposed to Gray to say how much he wanted him to pay to the Imam and Tajdin would double the amount and pay because paying any amount to the Imam was not an issue. But Gray refused. reference is only for monetary issues so what exactly were the instructions received by Gray from Manji and Sachedina? .
It looks like the purpose of the Reference is not anymore to seek profit but has gone through a metamorphosis and is now aimed at continuing harassing the Defendants and all those who supported the Farman book.
Justice Harrington in his Judgment never allowed this but Gray under Sachedina's instruction has hijacked the reference process and tried to turn it into a sweet vendetta. Basically, Justice Russell had wrongly assumed that the Referee will protect the Defendants from Gray's abuse of the Court System.
At some point on 14th May 2012, though, mid-way during the hearing, the Referee told Gray that these were small amounts left and she could give us a mediator to finish the reference but Gray said no, he did not accept a mediator. His clients ("s") had asked him to go to the bottom of it. She did not pursue this avenue but said she may come back with this proposal later.
And obviously the first thing Gray may have done is to share the confidential information with Manji and Sachedina.
The Appeal is now compromised as it looks like it may not be that useful in that the Referee pushed for the hearing of that which was already the subject matter of the Appeal and for which she was clearly in conflict of interests to hear the matter. At her credit, one should say that she ordered that the documents could remain redacted up to the time the Appeal is decided.
Gray convinced everyone that for once he was going to act ethically, so he got the unredacted printing information from Tajdin. But immediately after getting his hands on the documents, he changed his mind and said that he wants now to get names and other info, therefore continuing harassing the defendants and needlessly prolonging this reference.
To be followed...
Motions, Affidavits and Refusals and Undertakings lists are linked below.
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Plaintiff_s_Notice_of_Motion_Re__Refusals_pdf.PDF | 3.2 MB |
2012-04-23-Affidavit-nagib-tajdin-T-514-10.pdf | 412.66 KB |
2012-05-09-answers-undertakings-alnaz.pdf | 21.25 KB |
2012-05-09-reply-alnaz-jiwa-refusals.pdf | 38.09 KB |
2011-09-16-Nagib-Affidavit.pdf | 393.92 KB |
Responding Affidavit.pdf | 685.26 KB |
2012-04-24cross-motion.pdf | 3.23 MB |
Exhibit 1.pdf | 29.76 KB |
Exhibit 2.pdf | 90.04 KB |
Exhibit 3.pdf | 465.77 KB |
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I have a couple of goats I like to let run around my yard, problem is I have a few flowering plants out there too. The goats seem to target these heavily, I was wondering if there was some way to keep them from eating specific plants/groups of plants? They get all the free choice hay they want at their pen, so I know they're not starving.
Goats are browsers rather than grazers. That means that they prefer to eat woody shoots and stems of trees and shrubs (including your flowering plants) over grasses like hay. In this regard goats are more closely related to deer than to other domestic livestock like sheep or cattle, which are both grazers. Like Tea Drinker mentioned they also like variety and will try pretty much anything if left to their own devices. |
Sure: a 6-foot high fence. Preferably with some electrification. Given that goats will, on occasion, eat things as diverse as cardboard, newspaper, clothing and cat food, nothing you can spray on your plants is going to dissuade them. |
Some goats are immune to electric fences. I usually chase my goats out of the roses and various other plants with a stick. I have also resorted to waving my arms and rather ugly words. I never touch them (well today I whacked the female for the first time) she had just finished off the last of the newly potted plants, in our enclosed anti-goat terrace. They are lovely but the male goat pisses on the children's toys. Yes, he is a goat, not a dog. I have a 3 foot wooden fence and it is just something fun to jump over. I also have a four foot electric fence that deters all other animals but goats. My advice is to love your goats more than the plants because they will eat all your favorites, perch on everything like parrots, bleat early in the morning and their mating habits are not good morning material. |
Good quality electric fence will do the trick. It only needs to be 32 or 36 inches high. It will also keep them from standing on your car. |
We have goats on our farm. Larger ones and small, Dwarf Nigerian ones. One things is true about animals in a fence, they'll test the fences. Horse, donkey, pig, goat... they'll test the fence and if the fence has a weakness, they'll likely find it. We use goat/sheep fence to keep the goats within their fields. This is a woven wire fence with 4" x 4" openings. The woven wire is more expensive than the welded wire but it is considerably more durable. Our goat fence is 4' high and that is certainly sufficient to contain a goat as long as there is nothing nearby upon which it can climb. We utilize electric tape to encourage the larger animals to respect the fence (a horse can put tremendous pressure on fence posts) but the goats tend to be happy with their pasture. To keep them off of a particular area, I'd think step-in posts with electric netting and a sufficiently powerful solar charger would be a good choice. |
Try applying fresh cow dung or goat dung on leaves. The stinky odor keeps the goats away from them. Check the type of plant before spraying it. Sometimes it might harm the leaves. |


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English (Traduzir este texto em Português): It is 10-20 min walk from where you park. Either park at D Street, then walk south towards Swamis about 15-20 min, depending on the tide, or at Swamis. If parking at Swamis, walk is 5-10 min, but it can't be made at really high tides, as the water may be too high to walk along the beach. DistânciaNa cidade CaminhadaBoa caminhada (15-30 min) Fácil de encontrar?Fácil de encontrar Acesso público?Acesso público Acesso especialNão sei |
Qualidade das ondasNormal
ExperiênciaTodos os surfistas
FrequênciaFunciona com frequência
TipoRecife de rocas
FundoRochas planas com areia
Comprimento normalNormal (50 a 150m)
Comprimento máximoLongo (150 a 300 m)
Direcção da ressacaNoroeste, Oeste, Sudoeste, Sul, Sudeste
Direcção do vento
Tamanho da ressacaComeça em Menos de 1m / 3ft e vai até 3m+ / 10ft+
Condição da maréMaré média
Movimento da maréMarés crescentes e descendentes
Cheio durante a semanaNinguém
Cheio no fim de semanaAlguns surfistas
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English (Traduzir este texto em Português): Good during bigger swells when D Street is closing out, and when Swamis is way too crowded. Even during really good swells on a warm sunny winter day you will have plenty of waves to yourself. Lefts are long and fun. Takeoffs going left are slow and muschy, but keep pumping the wave, and a fun inside rampy section will open up. Rights are a little steeper. They offer shorter rides, but outside they are much more workable then the lefts but there is no inside section because there is a deep channel south of the break.
On Smaller summer/fall days. It can get really fun very similar to San Onofre wave. Much better for longboarders when under 6ft
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): If it gets really big, Boneyards is one of the first spots I check. There is a lookout at K street that gives perfect views of Swamis and Boneyards, but no access from here. It breaks best mid tide or going to low. It is usually not crowded because no one wants to take the time to walk all the way from D Street, and when Swamis is firing, it is hard to walk past a perfect right to the overlooked left, but it is worth it.
There are rights as well much shorter but still fun.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): Fun, easy spot. Much less crowed than any other break because of the walk to get there but it can get good with little crowd.
Autor: Anónimo Contribuintes (5) Ele surfaram neste spot! (26)
De joelsavell , 28-11-2010
Ah boneyards - Used to surf this spot sometimes when I was growing up in North County. Occasionally it would get good. I remember getting more rights there, though. I remember I got one of the longest rights of my life there on a really good day. On most days though, it's not that great, and the only reason to go over there is if Swamis is just out of control crowded, which I guess is like all the friggin time, ha ha. Most of the time I would rather surf pipes or even dabbers.
De Anonymous , 14-10-2010
Crap Yards - Boneyards Sucks! I've been surfing in this area for years and have spent plenty of time here. It can ok at best. It's really just a kook wave and everyone who posted above me is probably a kook, actually they're definitely KOOKS!!
De Anonymous , 28-12-2008
I'm with Gerr . . . - Boneyards will always be close to my heart. The waves do get long enough to crack 4 or 5 turns, but those days are rare. Who cares because the field is so wide open !! And most days were pretty empty and only 1 or 2 guys can really surf. Great place to bring your future wife in the summer at low tide. Pack your POD and have tons of fun.
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03/22/2013 – 5:34 pmBack by popular demand, Giantship Records is pleased to announce the Custom Song Shop. Recording artist C.T. Meyer of Giantship's own Wrapping Paper will write and record an original song based on any topic you like!
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06/03/2012 – 10:27 pmWe here at the Giantship Records World Headquarters building in sunny Minnesota are pleased to announce a brand new 8 song EP by Paulene! This release will be available as a CD or mp3 download on June 10th 2012.
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Wrapping Paper song about Pit Bulls!!
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Vlasic Signs Five-Year Extension with Sharks
(SAN JOSE, Calif.) -- The San Jose Sharks have signed defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic to a five-year, $21 million contract extension.
"Marc-Edouard has grown into an important part of our organization over the last six seasons," Sharks general manager Doug Wilson said. "He can play in all situations and has blossomed into a very trusted player on both sides of the puck. We are very happy to have him on our team for the next six seasons."
Vlasic's new contract won't start until the 2013-2014 season. He will be payed $3.1 million next season.
The 25-year-old Vlasic was selected in the second round of the 2005 NHL Draft by the Sharks. He has played all six of his NHL seasons with the team. In those six seasons he only played in less-than 80 games once. He scored four goals and dished out 19 assists last season.
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Joey Tribbiani |
Matthew Perry |
Chandler Bing |
David Schwimmer |
Ross Geller |
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Professor Spafford |
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Trivia: The woman in the one-woman play is actor Alex Borstein, who plays the voice of Lois Griffin on the animated TV show Family Guy.
Goof: When Chandler is on his own in the theater, he is unhappy and wants to leave. But as he is leaving, the show starts and he seems too scared to leave now. But at the end of the episode when he gets his revenge on Monica and Pheobe by taking them to the theater, Chandler is more than happy to run out after the show started.
Magna Doodle: A drawing of Hello Kitty
Goof: When, Ross, Phoebe, and Rachel are together, and Ross is pouring the wine, the wine is tilted. One second later Ross is no longer holding it, and there was no sign of him putting it down.
Rachel: How is it going with Charlie?
Ross: (Sarcastically) Oh, great! After I finish my wine I'm going to blow my... average-sized brains out.
Phoebe: Oh, what's the matter?
Ross: She only dates geniuses and Nobel Prize winners. Oh, my God, at the Chinese restaurant earlier today, I put chopsticks in my mouth and pretended to be a woolly mammoth.
Rachel: I always loved that!
Ross: Of course you would, your brains are smaller than mine!
Rachel: I'm not feeling really well. I think I can't get out for the play.
Ross: Really? What's wrong?
Rachel: I don't know. I think it's kind of serious. Oh, you know... I was watching this thing on TV this morning about... Newcastle disease... and I think I might have it.
Charlie: Newcastle disease is a secretion borne virus that only affects chickens and... other poultry.
Rachel: Okay, who is this?
Rachel: Joey, why wouldn't you invite us to your parties?
Joey: You're fine, okay? But everyone else acts like an idiot around famous people.
Rachel: Well, then so you just invite me.
Joey: Please, I was trying to be nice. You're the worst one!
Monica: (To Chandler, about Ross and Charlie) Twenty bucks says they're married within the month.
Monica: Who do you know that are friends that just fool around?
Rachel: Okay, off the top of my head... Don and Janet.
Monica: Who, who are they?
Rachel: I know them from work.
Monica: Both of them?
Rachel: No, one of them...
Monica: Which one?
Rachel: I don't know, what were the names I just said?
Monica: Rachel, things can get incredibly complicated.
Rachel: All right, all right, you're right. I won't do anything with Joey, I just thought that we-- (She sees Joey coming out of Monica's apartment) Okay, so that would be two cups of tarragon, one pound of baking soda, and one red onion? (Joey enters his apartment)
Monica: What the hell are you cooking?!
Monica: You're not sick!
Rachel: What? Yes I am.
Monica: (Opening Rachel's robe) Okay, then why are you all dressed up?!
Rachel: When you're sick, you do whatever you can to make yourself feel better!
Rachel: I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna kiss Joey.
Monica: No! You can't. Friends hooking up is a bad idea.
Rachel: What about you and Chandler?
Monica: That's different, I was drunk and stupid.
Rachel: Well, hello!
Monica: Hey, Joey said no autographs! But if she's getting one, I want one to. To Monica. And none of this "best wishes" crap. I want "Love."
Rachel: Okay, actually, uh, Mon, Matthew was giving me his phone number.
Monica: Oh, man! If I had known I was coming to this party, I would have never got married!
Joey: What are you doing tomorrow night?
Chandler: Oh, well, let me see. I believe I'm... yes, falling asleep in front of the TV.
Joey: My agent hooked me up with six tickets to a great play.
Chandler: I could fall asleep at a play.
Rachel: That's why he's sending you to the play. That's why he sent us to that medieval restaurant, and to that button factory.
Phoebe: And that horrible museum tour?
Ross: No, I arranged that.
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France: Celui qui allait à une soirée privée (The One Who Was Going To A Private Party)
Courteney Cox-Arquette and Aisha Tyler also worked together in the 2008 movie Bedtime Stories.
This is the first appearance of Aisha Tyler as Charlie Wheeler. Charlie was in 9 episodes of Friends.
Matthew Ashwood and Kyle Lowder, the guest stars in this episode, are from the longtime drama series Days of our Lives. Jennifer Aniston's father is their co-star.
This episode runs 24:31 on DVD (a typical sitcom runs about 22:00).
Music: "Thrown Down" by Fleetwood Mac
Charlie: No... but he did just win the MacArthur Genius Grant.
The MacArthur Fellows Program, also called the Genius Grant informally, is a real grant for promising individuals. It entails a stipend of $500,000 to the recipient, paid out in equal quarterly installments over five years.
Joey: And this guy is in a cult. It'll cost you five thousand dollars to get to Level Three, and I don't feel any different!
This is most likely a reference to Scientology, a controversial religion which charges members large sums of money to advance through various levels of spiritual training.
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sketchE ONLINE (01/30/2013) [-]
so according to my friends who do acid regularly it is not a hallucinogen. they couldnt explain it very well but they were damn sure it wasnt
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orangebudd (01/30/2013) [-] It is. Done it a couple of times, but it isnt like shrooms or mushies . You see way less visuals and get way more contact in your brain.
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Kaiserlome (01/30/2013) [-]
It's like you experience new senses, but their the same kinda. A perceptual gear-shift, the sensation of seeing something is completely different but it all still correlates with reality in the same way that normal vision does. Try to imagine having a completely new set of colours that are nothing like the range of colours we percieve, but the colours are still based on the frequency of light you're seeing. Now imagine you're not seeing colours at all but more like perceiving them in a way you would if it were an entirely new sense. And that's true with all of your senses to an extent while on it, including things like your 'sense' of danger or even your 'sense' of the walls in the room you're in. All perceptions and shifted, and they become more twisted and different to your normal senses with the dose. This is with both mushrooms and acid. I'd classify them as 'hallucinogens' but they're not the same as ones like datura where you actually see **** that's not there.
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orangebudd (01/30/2013) [-]
jep, sort of the truth. You can really turn around mentally with this **** :-). The rest isnt as vivid as shroomtrip or smething but i stood next to a tree that looked 400meters high lol


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The Best Towns in South Carolina for Young Families
Tourists may come to South Carolina for good Southern cooking, its fresh produce and ocean views from the coast, but young families stay for more.
With that in mind, we asked the following questions as we analyzed cities and towns across the state:
- Does the town have good public schools? We measured schools' academic performance with ratings from GreatSchools. This non-profit compares a given school's standardized test scores to the state average to obtain a rating on a 1 to 10 scale (10 representing the highest score). Higher ratings led to a higher overall score.
- Can you afford to live there? We looked at both average home values in each town and ongoing monthly home costs, including mortgage payments, real estate taxes, insurance costs, utilities, fuel and other bills. Lower costs led to a higher overall score.
- Is the town growing and prospering? We assessed a town's economy by looking at average household income and income growth over the last decade. Higher income and greater growth led to a higher overall score.
Check out our cost of living calculator here as well as our mortgage rates calculator for more information.
The Best Towns for Young Families
1. Fort Mill
Fort Mill is just off 77, connecting the city both to banking industry hub Charlotte to the north and Rock Hill to the south. On top of its access to industry, Fort Mill boasts great recreational areas for young families. In particular, the Anne Springs Close Greenway offers more than 2,100 acres of green space.
2. Clemson
Clemson is a big university town and home to the Clemson Tigers, whose football team has been ACC Champion on and off for the last six decades. The university maintains a relationship with the larger community, too, sending its students to the local elementary school for a professional development program. That school, Clemson Elementary, has been rated "Excellent" by the state for improvement and performance overall.
3. Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant has seen tremendous development in the last several years. It claims the most expensive homes on the list but also the highest income. Schools are top-notch here, too. Wando High School saw 91% of its class of 2012 go on to college. Collectively, that class also earned $16.47 million in scholarship money.
4. Greer
Greer is a great place for lovers of the outdoors. It is located two hours from the Blue Ridge Mountains, and to the north are Lake Robinson and Lake Cunningham. City Park boasts an outdoor amphitheater, trails, picnic areas and a fountain. Every Fourth of July, the park lights up for Freedom Blast, which brings families to the center of the city for music and fireworks.
5. Summerville
Earlier this year, Ashley Ridge High School was recognized as one of the five best in the state; it won a Palmetto's Finest Award, which includes a rigorous application process consisting of a self-evaluation, a peer review and an on-site visit to find the schools with the highest student achievement and best professional-learning community.
6. Hanahan
Hanahan offers easy access to downtown Charleston and great schools. Hanahan Elementary, for example, has earned Palmetto Gold and Silver Awards for several consecutive years. Fifteen of the school's teachers have National Board Certification. Teachers can earn this designation after an intensive review process, which asks them to submit a video of their teaching in the classroom.
7. Goose Creek
Goose Creek has a lot to brag about in terms of education. Howe Hall AIMS, an elementary and magnet school, serves students with a poverty level of 46%. Despite the lack of financial support for some, the school still excels; in 2010, it earned the prestigious National Blue Ribbon Award from the U.S. Department of Education.
8. Simpsonville
Simpsonville is along I-385, just a few miles southeast of Greenville. A local elementary school, Oakview, has been recognized numerous times for its excellence. It has won a National Blue Ribbon twice, and the staff includes fourteen National Board Certified teachers.
9. Charleston
Charleston's historic downtown is among the most elegant in the nation. It maintains the city's antebellum architecture and features cobblestone streets trodden by horse-drawn carriages. The economy, by contrast, is entirely modern, and it has been adding jobs to the city at a tremendous rate since the early aughts. Engineering, in particular, has seen growth with companies like Boeing establishing offices here in the last several years.
10. Lexington
Lexington is just outside Columbia and a few miles south of Lake Murray, where residents fish and boat. Top employers in the town include the county government and local school district. Midway Elementary has won Palmetto Gold and Silver Awards for 11 consecutive years. These awards recognize both student achievement and teacher performance, and they are even evaluated with in-person visits.
Rank | City | Nearest big city | GreatSchools rating | Median home value | Monthly owner costs | Median household income | Growth,'99-'11 | Overall score for young families |
1 | Fort Mill | Rock Hill, Charlotte, NC | 9 | $176,700 | $1,440 | $68,250 | 52.9% | 77.5 |
2 | Clemson | Greenville, Anderson | 10 | $191,400 | $1,170 | $35,983 | 33.8% | 74.4 |
3 | Mount Pleasant | Charleston | 9 | $355,200 | $2,065 | $76,688 | 25.6% | 65.4 |
4 | Greer | Greenville, Spartanburg | 8 | $138,600 | $1,215 | $42,454 | 28.1% | 64.9 |
5 | Summerville | Charleston | 8 | $186,100 | $1,423 | $54,843 | 25.7% | 64.0 |
6 | Hanahan | Charleston | 8 | $184,900 | $1,458 | $49,886 | 26.8% | 63.5 |
7 | Goose Creek | Charleston | 7 | $172,200 | $1,415 | $61,524 | 34.0% | 62.5 |
8 | Simpsonville | Greenville | 8 | $137,300 | $1,254 | $53,070 | 12.4% | 61.9 |
9 | Charleston | – | 7 | $259,700 | $1,736 | $50,938 | 44.3% | 61.0 |
10 | Lexington | Columbia | 8 | $167,400 | $1,322 | $58,559 | 8.7% | 60.8 |
The overall score for each city was derived from the following measures:
- GreatSchools city rating. GreatSchools city ratings are calculated by averaging the weighted overall rating for each school in the city (weighted by the number of students enrolled at the school)
- Median home value from the U.S. Census (2011 ACS, data set DP04, half-weighted)
- Monthly homeowner costs from the U.S. Census (2011 ACS, data set DP04, half-weighted)
- Median household income from the U.S. Census (2011 ACS, data set DP03, half-weighted)
- Income change between 1999 and 2011 from the U.S. Census (data sets P053 and DP03, half-weighted)
50 South Carolina cities and towns designated as places by the U.S. Census were included in this analysis. Only places with a population greater than 10,000 were considered.
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BORROWING THE BRIDE RONI DENHOLTZ ISBN#: 9701601549334 June 29, 2011 The Wild Rose Press www.thewildrosepress.com E-book/Paperback $4.99/$12.99 258 pages Contemporary Romance Rating: 2 Cups
Julie Merritt is engaged to a powerful man but not sure that she loves him. When her former boyfriend, the man who still makes her heart thud, insists he wants to 'Borrow the Bride' to show her some things about her fiancé, Julie agrees. But she only agrees because it is a chance to spend a little more time with Brett, whom she never quite got over.
Brett Ryerson still has feelings for Julie but has convinced himself that she won't give him another shot. He can't let her go through with her marriage, though. The man she is engaged to is a very shady character and he figures he can at least protect her from his machinations.
Together the two go on a trip to explore the secrets of a man neither likes. Sparks of the love lost are rekindled but Brett is convinced she is going to go through with her wedding. Will their race against time end in love?
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THE third edition of Highland Endurance dubbed as Argao Trail Run will highlight the town's natural beauty and hope to promote environment preservation on May 11 in Argao, Cebu.
Argao Vice Mayor Stanley Caminero said that by doing it this, this year's edition will be different from the previous two events.
"Those events were on the road, which had vehicles passing along the route. Tthis one is unique because we are trying to highlight Argao's environment. It will be a trail run through our barely-discovered roads, without hindrance from any vehicles," Caminero told Sun.Star Cebu yesterday.
The Argao Trail run will have the 4K and 20K categories. The 4K is exclusive for amateur runners from Argao, while the 20K is open to all.
Some 120 hardcore trail runners have registered for the event but organizers expect more to sign up on site.
The run will start at Cebu Technological University (CTU)-Argao and will end in the Coal Mountain Resort.
Registration fee is for both categories, inclusive with shirt, race bib, refreshments/meal at the Coal Mountain Resort and finishers' medal for 20K. (RSC)
Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on May 09, 2014.
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LEGO Pirates Master Index
Ahoy matey! Welcome to the biggest and best index on Eurobricks! Here you find everything that your Pirate heart desires. In the indexes you will find every MOC that has ever been posted in the Pirate forum and in most cases find threads to go to for suggestions, questions, or inquires pertaining to that individual index. Pages such as contests and other threads typically come as is. So what are you waiting for? Take a look around and enjoy yourself!
Table of Contents
I. Indexes
II. Libraries
III. Tutorials
IV. Box Art
V. Articles
VI. Comics
VII. Contests
VIII. Other Stuff
IX. Pirate Set Reviews
X. LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean Reviews
XI. LEGO Miscellaneous Reviews
The Master Index
I. Indexes
Index: LEGO Pirate Set Reviews
The great list of all the reviews for the LEGO Pirate sets.
Index: Ship MOCs
The ultimate overview of all the historical Lego ships ever built!
Index: Ship MOCs, Sorted!
Want to see a certain type of ship, but don't know where to start?
The best LEGO sailing ships (minifig illusion scale)
The best ships from the Ship MOCs Index!
Index: Historic Ships, Replicas, Figureheads and Models
You want to know how the real old sailing ships look like?
Index: Land Based MOCs
All the fortresses, Islands, vignettes you never knew they existed.
Index: Islander MOCs
For all the Islander lovers!
Index: Islanders Topics
Here you can find an overview of all the Islanders Topics
Index: Imperial Armada MOCs
The perfect overview of all the Imperial Armada MOCs
Index: Cannon MOCs
Want to build a cannon or carronade? Here's the place to be!
Index: Carts and Carriages
Trundlin' along the ol' wagon road!
Index: Pirate Accessory MOCs
This is an index for all those smaller creations that are part of larger MOCs
Index: Pirate Lego Films
The official Eurobricks pirates community brickfilm index
Index: Armies
The ultimate army overview!
- Post your Pirate Crew: Pirate Figbarfs
Recommended for the posting of small crews in the style of the Minifigure Series.
Art tranformed into Lego.
Index: Dark Skinned Minifigures
Want to add racial diversity to your crew?
Index: Long Standing Topics
Before you start a discussion in a new thread, please check this Long Standing Topics Index to see if a topic applies to what you want to share!
II. Libraries
The Great Pirate Torso Library
The biggest collection of pirate related torso designs on the internet!
Non-Pirate Mini-Figures Useful for Pirate MOCing Library
The biggest collection of non-pirate, pirate related torso designs which are on the internet!
Library: Sails
Scans of official sails and custom designs!
The Wikipedia Links
All the pirates related wikipedia links at one place!
Reference Material for Creating more Realistic Ships
Illustrations, photographs and websites
Fleet Listing and Army Listing
A good way to get to know each other's collections.
Pre-Rendered Backgrounds
Backgrounds ready for you to use
More Pre-Rendered Background
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Library: Flags of the Colonial Period
Links to all the great flag designs that have been posted in the pirate forum
Official LEGO Stories as Printed on Pirates Boxes
A place to store and discuss them
Cloth Flag Resource
A website where you can order flags of every type.
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Get rid of those annoying large and slow pictures! Check this tutorial.
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Tutorial: Formatting Links
Nobody ever clicks on the links in your posts? Read this!
Tutorial: Making Sails by Evil Willy Alternative tutorial by Paul Cantu
Need some good looking sails for your ships? You're at the right place!
Tutorial: Making Sails by Admiral Croissant
A tutorial for making realistic sails
Tutorial: MLCAD Submodels
MLCAD tutorial by ZCerberus
Tutorial: How I make torsos in MS Paint
A tutorial for those too cheap for Photoshop
Tutorial: The making of a Lego avatar
A tutorial for making an incredible avatar
Tutorial: String Rigging
Yes, the rigging thing...
Sail Making: Chinese Junk
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Tutorial: Photographing Lego
Taking better picture of your MOCs
Shipbuilding techniques by the master himself
How to build a frigate by Captain Green Hair
LDD Tutorials by Horry and others
[Tutorial] Sailing ships interior
[Tutorial] Caravels
[Tutorial] Small ships-of-war
[Tutorial] Fortifications of the Sailing Age
[Tutorial] Historically Accurate Capstans
[Tutorial] Fort Outworks
[Tutorial] Cannons
[Tutorial] Functional Capstan by Sebeus I
Tutorial: Splitting hulls
Dreamweb explains how to split and construct LEGO hulls.
Custom Hull Tutorial
Dunkleosteus explains how curved custom hulls are done (in LDD).
IV. Box Art
6290 Red Beard Runner
6270 Forbidden Island
6251 Pirate Mini Figures
6240 Kraken Attackin'
6242 - Soldier's Fort
6267 - Lagoon Lockup
6274 - Carribbean Clipper
6257 - Castaway's Raft
6265 - Sabre Island
6259 - Broadside's Brig
6241 - Loot Island
6260 - Shipwreck Island
6239 - Cannon Battle
V. Articles
A Guide To The Pirates Minifigures - part I
Yo Ho, Ho Ho, A Pirate Fig For Me!
A Guide To The Pirates Minifigures - part II
The Soldiers
A Guide To The Pirates Minifigures - part III
The Imperial Guards
A Guide To The Pirates Minifigures - part IV
The Islanders
Pirates 2009
A reflection on the new 2009 pirates line by The Brickster
Ambassador Report: The Future of LEGO Pirates available in English and Chinese!
Based on a survey done on Classic-Pirates.com
Pirate Fans Part Requests
Based on a survey done on Classic-Pirates.com
Sirsven7's "A Look at Pirate Sets" Series
A comprehensive review of pirate sets of the past
VI. Comics
Kings And Queens Of The Sea
A Pirate LEGO comic series by Dreamweb
EB Pirates Episode 1 - Green Hair and the yellow thief!
A pirates comic by Captain Green Hair and Mr. Tiber
EB Pirates Episode 2 - Welcome to Port Paraiso!
A pirates comic by Captain Green Hair and Mr. Tiber
The Savage Element
A pirates comic by KDog
Captain Braunsfeld Comics
A collection of comics by Captain Braunsfeld
Maiden Voyage
A pirates comic by Sebeus I
Torture Island
A comic-style joke by Plaid Beard
VII. Contests
By Norrington: Dead Men Tell No Tales Vignette Contest - Entries - Poll
The vig can depict an scene from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
By Mr. Tiber: Ship's Figurehead contest - Entries - Poll
Build the best figurehead for a minifig scale Lego ship
By Imperial Scouts: EuroBricks Pirate Halloween Contest - Entries - Poll
This is a fun contest for the spirit of Halloween!
By Imperial Scouts: Cap'n SlyOwl vs. oo7 Build off!! - Announcement of the winners
An epical battle between two of EBs best MOCers
By Captain Green Hair: Pimp your IMPT ship! - Entries - Poll - Vote-off
For this contest you must use the 6 wide bow pieces similar to the ones in the IMTP ship.
By Imperial Shadows: A Pirate's Life! - Entries - Poll - Winners Announcement
Imagine that LEGO has announced the return of Classic Pirates in all it's glory!
By the staff: Pillage the Village, staff, Creative Critic, Prizes - Entries large, medium, small, staff - Winners large,medium, small, staff, creative critic
By the staff: Captain's Cabin, voting, winners, Creative Critic winner
By the staff: Pillage the Village II: The Calm after the Storm, Creative Critic, Prizes - Entries large, medium, small, staff - Winners large, medium, small, staff, creative critic
By Commodore Hornbricker: Tournament of Retribution, Teams
By Ratshot and the staff: 2010 Community Build, Entries, Winner
By Commodore Hornbricker and the staff: Tournament of Retribution II, Entries / Voting Round 1
By Bonaparte: The best LEGO sailing ships (minifig illusion scale) - Winners Announcement
By Admiral Croissant and the staff: Tournament of Retribution III First Round Redcoat Entries, First Round Bluecoat Entries, Second Round Entries, Unofficial Comics and MOCs, Links to all of the Comics (thanks to Brickington)
By Bonaparte: Pirates Teamwork Contest - Entries - Voting - Winners
VIII. Other Stuff
The Shipyard Ranking System
Alarm Clock
Behind the Helm Interviews Index