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20 Inspirational Divorce Quotes
A divorce can feel like the ultimate assault to the person you thought you were and leave you to deal with a blow to all your capabilities, loss of innocence, willingness or ability to trust anyone and specially the harsh reality of being flung back into a world that seems more painful and perplexing than you have ever known it to be.
As Stephen R. Covey said, 'If the ladder is not leaning against the right wall, every step we take just gets us to the wrong place faster'. If you have decided to get off that ladder and look out for the right wall to lean it against, the below inspirational and sometimes witty divorce quotes from some of the wisest people of our times, will help you take a step in the right direction.
1. To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you. – Lewis B. Smedes
2. Divorce isn't such a tragedy. A tragedy's staying in an unhappy marriage, teaching your children the wrong things about love. Nobody ever died of divorce. – Jennifer Weiner, Fly Away Home
3. Within you right now is the power to do things you never dreamed possible. This power becomes available to you just as soon as you can change your beliefs. - Dr. Maxwell Maltz
4. You can only see one thing clearly, and that is your goal. Form a mental vision of that, and cling to it through thick and thin. – Kathleen Norris
5. Your vision becomes clear when you look inside your heart. Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens. – Carl Jung
6. What happens is not as important as how you react to what happens. – Thaddeus Golas
7. If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change. As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change towards him…We need not wait to see what others do. – Mahatma Gandhi
8. Now there are many, many people in the world, but relatively few with whom we interact, and even fewer who cause us problems. So when you come across such a chance for practicing patience and tolerance, you should treat it with gratitude. It is rare. Just as having unexpectedly found a treasure in your own house, you should be happy and grateful toward your enemy for providing you that precious opportunity. Because if you are ever to be successful in your practice of patience and tolerance, which are critical factors in counteracting negative emotions, it is due to your own efforts and also the opportunity provided by your enemy. – Dalai Lama
9. Don't fear failure so much that you refuse to try new things. The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: could have, might have, and should have. – Louis E. Boone
10. I can be changed by what happens to me, I refuse to be reduced by it. – Maya Angelou
11. The path of least resistance just makes the road longer. Sometimes you have to head straight on into the pain to come out the other side.
12. One day, someone will walk into your life and make you see why it never worked out with anyone else.
13. Giving up doesn't always mean you are weak; sometimes it means you are strong enough to let go.
14. Sometimes we need to forget some people from our past because of one simple reason; they just don't belong in our future.
15. Everything is okay in the end. If it is not okay then it is not the end.
16. Sometimes all you have to do is forget what you feel and remember what you deserve.
17. The more anger your carry towards your past, the less capable you are of loving in the present.
18. You cannot live a positive life with a negative mind.
19. If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.
20. God has perfect timing; never early and never late and it takes a lot of patience and a little faith.
Don't let what your past has stolen for you decide your way ahead. Sometimes your search for answers may lead you nowhere and you will then have to believe that sometimes good things fall apart so that better things can fall together. Life just becomes easier to deal with when you finally learn to accept an apology you never really got. So stay strong, move on, there are better things waiting for you. People can walk with you but no one can walk your road for you!


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MUGELLO, ITALY, JUNE 30 - Even after leading every lap, taking the checkered flag, ascending the podium, and spraying the champagne, winning his first Grand Prix hadn't sunk in for Ben Spies when he attended the post-race press conference. But the next few days brought such a flood of congratulatory texts, e-mails, and phone calls, that there was no question about what he'd done in becoming the 11th American to win a premier class race.
"It definitely has," he answered when asked if it had sunk in at the pre-race press conference for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Mugello, but with some equivocation. "Going back to Como for a couple of days and with all the fans and community have been very positive, and it hasn't completely sunk in yet, but I'm starting to understand what's happened and it is a great feeling. I'm still thinking about it today and using the confidence and the morale coming into this weekend, but tomorrow is Mugello and we have to forget about last weekend and give 100 percent and not think about what just happened. It is a great feeling and a lifelong dream, but this is a new weekend and we got to use Assen for confidence."Mugello is the third fastest track on the MotoGP calendar after Phillip Island and Assen, but a recent repave may move it up the order. The track that was notoriously bumpy is now billiards table smooth, according to the Ducati Marlboro team, which has tested here.
"It's a great track and it is going to be another hard weekend with the competition being the way it is and Dani [Pedrosa] being back now," Spies said. "He's another strong rider who could be back at the front. Everybody knows with Valentino's [Rossi] track record here it is great and the Ducati home track we can expect some surprises or something coming out from there."As for Spies' season so far, he admits "it was a rough start, for sure. I made some mistakes early." At the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez he "made a crucial mistake that we should have been on the podium in the end, but again that was something I did wrong and we've bounced back. Catalunya was good and Silverstone I had another mistake there. It's a little bit up and down, but you've got to keep rebounding and coming back strong and Assen was that for us. And the team did a fantastic job giving me the bike I needed and I didn't make too mistakes.""It's halfway, it's almost halfway into the year and we just keep plugging along and it's a long season, but we just try to stay consistent from here."
For complete coverage of Spies' maiden win, see this week's digital Cycle News... http://cyclenews.coverleaf.com/cyclenews/20110628#pg1
Henny Ray Abrams | Contributing Editor
Abrams is the longest-serving contributor at Cycle News. Over the course of his 35-some years of writing and shooting photos, he's covered events from MotoGP to the Motocross World Championship - and everything in between.


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The key to identifying your GI Joe figures is to check out their butts. That's where the unique identifying markings tell the tale. Having your Joe unsnap, unzip, and touch his toes, is the only way to get to the bottom of the identification mystery.
If you would rather investigate the other end of GI Joe variations, check out my Many Faces of GI Joe companion web site.
All the images presented here are of figures in ScottE's collection unless otherwise noted. You may use the images for non-commercial purposes, as long as the source of the image is displayed along with the picture.
|The first mass produced GI Joe figures appeared in 1964. Hasbro hadn't quite completed all the patents and registrations for the figures, which resulted in a transient product marking as shown here. The GI Joe name itself is TradeMarked and the figure is Patent Pending.
|The product registration came through relatively quickly, so in 1965 the TradeMark was replaced with the R mark. The patent is still pending, and remained so into the 1966 production runs.
|GI Joe's butt print stabilized by 1967 and remained fundamentally unchanged through the mid 70s. The date on all these butts is 1964. The patent number is now printed on Joe's right butt cheek. A 1970, hard handed, talking fuzzhead wasn't adverse to showing us his "buns of plastic" here. Also pictured is Hasbro's answer to the bionic man, with a 1975 Atomic Butt. This was one of the body parts that wasn't changed on the Mike Power figure.
|The Hall of Fame, HOF, HeadSculpts had a lot of character, but their butts were pretty plain. At least they provided a smooth surface to put print on. The registration is embossed as 1992. Note that HOF figures also have a "tattoo" across their lower back. Here's a "Rock and Roll" figure baring with us for this page.
|The Timeless Collection figures are about as much a clone of the original Butt as has been seen. Even the TradeMarked product name has returned, rather than the Registered mark. The likeness is so striking that what amounts to a warning label has been added to his left butt cheek. It states, in no uncertain terms, that this figure is a reproduction. Here's a General Lee figure providing full disclosure.
|The Classic Collection figures are the next stop in the cheek review. The stamped date is now 1996. Here's a Saving The Tiger figure shooting the moon.
|The CC figures aren't all manly bottomed. Some figures capture the
kinder, gentler nature of the female form.
Pictured here is a 1997 dated posterior of a figure marketed as GI
Jane. Hasbro didn't have the rights to such a moniker, and had to
recant in future female figure releases.
The name changed, but the butt remained the same. Pictured here is an ethnic version of the 1999 Vietnam Nurse.


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Man kills 26 at Conn. school, including 20 kids
"It's alarming, especially in Newtown, Connecticut, which we always thought was the safest place in America," he said. His daughter was fine.
Mergim Bajraliu, 17, heard the gunshots echo from his home and ran to check on his 9-year-old sister at the school. He said his sister, who was fine, heard a scream come over the intercom at one point. He said teachers were shaking and crying as they came out of the building.
"Everyone was just traumatized," he said.
Mary Pendergast, who lives close to the school, said her 9-year-old nephew was in the school at the time of the shooting, but wasn't hurt after his music teacher helped him take cover in a closet.
Richard Wilford's 7-year-old son, Richie, is in the second grade at the school. His son told him that he heard a noise that "sounded like what he described as cans falling."
The boy told him a teacher went out to check on the noise, came back in, locked the door and had the kids huddle up in the corner until police arrived.
"There's no words," Wilford said. "It's sheer terror, a sense of imminent danger, to get to your child and be there to protect him."
On Friday afternoon, family members were led away from a firehouse that was being used as a staging area, some of them weeping. One man, wearing only a T-shirt without a jacket, put his arms around a woman as they walked down the middle of the street, oblivious to everything around them.
Another woman with tears rolling down her face walked by carrying a car seat with a young infant inside and a bag that appeared to have toys and stuffed animals.
"Evil visited this community today and it's too early to speak of recovery, but each parent, each sibling, each member of the family has to understand that Connecticut — we're all in this together. We'll do whatever we can to overcome this event," Gov. Dannel Malloy said.
Adam Lanza and his mother lived in a well-to-do part of Newtown where neighbors are doctors or hold white-collar positions at companies such as General Electric, Pepsi and IBM.
The shootings instantly brought to mind episodes such as the Columbine High School massacre that killed 15 in 1999 and the July shootings at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., that left 12 dead.
"You go to a movie theater in Aurora and all of a sudden your life is taken," Columbine principal Frank DeAngelis said. "You're at a shopping mall in Portland, Ore., and your life is taken. This morning, when parents kissed their kids goodbye knowing that they are going to be home to celebrate the holiday season coming up, you don't expect this to happen. I think as a society, we need to come together. It has to stop, these senseless deaths."
Obama's comments on the tragedy amounted to one of the most outwardly emotional moments of his presidency.
"The majority of those who died were children — beautiful, little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old," Obama said.
He paused for several seconds to keep his composure as he teared up and wiped an eye. Nearby, two aides cried and held hands as they listened to Obama.
"They had their entire lives ahead of them — birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own," Obama continued about the victims. "Among the fallen were also teachers, men and women who devoted their lives to helping our children."


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These Anatomically Correct Carafes Are Both Beautiful And Kinda Gross
There's nothing quite as classy as serving your guests wine out of a carafe. It bespeaks taste and refinement, or at least a desire to keep your guests from seeing the label. Although you might be straddling the line between "taste and refinement" and "gross" if you use Etienne Meneau's "strange carafes", based on the body's internal structures.
Meneau is a sculptor by trade, and was inspired by the naturally branching blood vessels and airways in our bodies. For example, the Big and Little Heart decanters reflect the major pathways blood takes to and from the heart, although in order to get the wine pouring out of the top, Meneau had to take a little bit of artistic license. Meneau didn't take the easy way, either: Each of these are borosilicate glass, which is a much harder material to use than, say, plastic.
Sure, they're designed more to be visually appealing than they are to be actual, functional items that you can use around the house. In fact they're actually kind of terrible for actually serving wine in: Can you imagine cleaning the things? That said, if you must show off, at least they'll hold one bottle of wine for serving.
And, unlike most products of this kind, you might be able to get your hands on one: These are, in fact, for sale, each one in a limited edition of eight, or you can be really pretentious and get one of the four artist's proofs. Of course, each one will run you a pretty penny, as they start around €1200, or $1590, and only get more expensive from there.
On the other hand, it'll be worth every penny to pull this thing out at Thanksgiving and ask your relatives if they want another glass. Their looks of confusion and horror? Worth every penny.
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Spend a night at Lethbridge Lodge Hotel and Conference Centre and you will see why so many people continue to book their meetings, seminars and vacations with us. Our 190 well-appointed guest rooms are comfortable and inviting. Take your pick from a variety of rooms and suites, each with their own unique features.
Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet
When you're a guest at the Lethbridge Lodge Hotel and Conference Centre be sure to bring your appetite! In addition to a stay in one of your comfortable rooms, you'll enjoy a free daily hot breakfast buffet with a variety of healthy and organic options.
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Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is available throughout the hotel as well as in all guest rooms and suites. Unlimited local and direct dial toll-free calling is also complimentary.
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We are committed to providing guests and associates with a smoke-free environment - all guest rooms are non-smoking.
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Events - Daily
February 13, 2013 >>
|Wednesday, February 13
Lunch & Learn: Gratitude in the Megillah
With Special Guest Teacher Yaffa Epstein. One of the most poignant lines in the Megillah is when Haman says "And all of this is not worth anything to me." Thus begins Haman's downfall. We will examine the concept of gratitude and how it connects to the holiday of Purim. RSVP by 12pm on Tuesday for lunch.
Feinberg Auditorium (lower level CJL) · 12:00 p.m.– 1:00 p.m.
Gender and Judaism: A Spiritual Journey
With renowned author and lecturer Blu Greenberg. This event is open to all students. There will be a complimentary Chinese dinner. MAKE SURE TO RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com by Tues., Feb. 12 @ 5 PM. She will share her personal story, present on current trends regarding gender and Judaism, and leave plenty of time for students to voice their questions and concerns. Co-sponsored by The Center for Jewish Life, Yavneh, The Jewish Life Council, The Women's Center, and the Office of Religious Life.
Feinberg Auditorium (lower level CJL) · 5:30 p.m.– 6:30 p.m.


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NORTH TROY - Rumors are running rampant around town that Starr's Trucking in North Troy is filing for bankruptcy protection.
However, Eric Starr, the business' financial executive, has denied the allegations and the bankruptcy court in Rutland confirmed that nothing has been filed with them. Starr said Monday that the business is doing fine and they are not filing for bankruptcy.
But rumors continued to spread.
NORTH TROY – The General is coming to this small village on the Canadian Border. The Dollar General Store, that is.
Tuesday evening, the Troy Zoning Board granted a building permit for a 9,100 square foot store on East Main Street.
Dollar General is a variety store based out of Goodlettsville, Tenn.
Matt Casey, development manager for Zarembra Retail Company, told the commission the store operates from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week. Truck deliveries happen during business hours.
The main truck makes weekly deliveries. Other trucks, like from Coca Cola, arrive as needed.
NORTH TROY – Discussion over a recycling center caused fireworks at the Troy Planning Commission Tuesday.Â
The Towns of Troy and Jay want to make their temporary recycling center, located on Route 101, into a permanent center.
Dave Sanders, representing the Jay and Troy recycling boards, told the planning commission that the boards originally thought that they would move the center from its temporary location once the new sewer plant was complete. However, that idea has gone down the drain.
WASHINGTON D.C. – Derby Green has received a high ranking of five stars overall in U.S. News & World Report's annual Best Nursing Homes, released Feb. 7.
U.S. News's Best Nursing Homes recognizes top-rated homes in all 50 states and offers important guidance to families and healthcare providers caring for people in need of a nursing home.
ORLEANS—The Lady Rangers of Lake Region played host to the Stowe Raiders Tuesday night, and after a shaky first quarter, the blue and white came alive and lit the opponent up to the tune of a 56-13 drubbing.
STOWE– On Tuesday, the North Country boys and girls snowboarding teams traveled to Stowe to take part in a slope side competition against four other schools. The day was cold, the rails were solid and the jumps were huge. When the snow had settled, the girls team tied for first place with Burr and Burton Academy, and were led by captains Gina Basiliere, who finished second and Anna Ghelli in third.
The boys team had a third place finish as a team, and they were paced by Justin Christopher's ninth place finish and Josh Brien, who rode in at the number twelve spot.
Essex Tops Falcons 44-34
ESSEX–The North Country girls had well played, hard fought game against the Essex Hornets, but in the end they came up on the short end of the stick, falling by ten 44-34.
"It was a great game," said coach Christiane Brown, "It was a back and forth, well controlled contest."
After being down by one 12-11 after one, the Falcons went on the attack to go up 21-16 at the half.
"We were super disciplined. By shortening the game we limited them from getting their running game going," said Brown.
Hill–– Anita M., 88, of Newport Center passed away on February 6, 2012 in Newport. Funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family. On-line condolences may be sent to the family through the funeral home website at www.curtis-britch-converse-rushford.com. Arrangements are entrusted to the care of Curtis-Britch-Converse-Rushford Funeral Homes, locally family owned and operated.
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Best: AJ Lee, Florist
And the most popular moment of Raw from the perspective of the With Leather open discussion thread commenting community goes to AJ, for responding to Daniel Bryan's Corey Matthews-esque apology attempt by biting off the head of a rose and spitting it at (I'm assuming) Primo just off-screen. I know this had to be particularly stressful for a vegan to watch.
As socially concerning as the AJ angle can get, I like the dynamic of a woman forced to choose between a guy who doesn't give a shit about her and a guy who only gives a shit about her to keep her from hurting him. That's an indescribably realistic situation for a woman to find herself in these days, and I like that AJ keeps getting more and more obviously in control of it. I also like that the only guy smart enough to get out of it was the guy who once killed his girlfriend and raped a lady into marriage.
On that note, part me of feels like Kane was the only one of the three AJ liked, and his rejection of her is what's taken her from "confused crazy chick" to out-and-out anarchist. Kane's exactly like her, when you think about it — he can go from Spinaroonie Pal to "shocking your balls with a car battery" in like two shows.
Best: Calm Paul Heyman, or
Worst: This Is Seriously A Six Week Engagement For A 20 Minute Conversation
I've been loving Paul Heyman for as long as I've been hating Teddy Long. He single-handedly birthed my love of heels with the Dangerous Alliance in the WCW of the early 90s, made me a Black T-Shirt Wearing Prick On The Internet with ECW a few years later and made me laugh out loud on the reg when he was Jim Ross's color commentator and wouldn't stop calling JR out on his stupid inconsistencies and mistakes. As good as Ross is, remember that he spent about 10 years there not being able to differentiate Hardyz and calling Chris Jericho Chris Benoit.
So honestly, I could listen to Paul Heyman talk about anything for any length of time and enjoy it, especially when he's using his Inside Voice. Heyman's voice is right alongside Bob Caudle and the guy who voiced Pac-Man on the Pac-Man cartoon on the list of voices that send happiness to my brain.
At the same time, it is taking Brock Lesnar and Triple H nearly two entire pay-per-view cycles to have a conversation that could be introduced, explored and wrapped up in a single Raw opening. "Brock Lesnar will be here to address some concerns in three weeks" isn't something to get excited about. Imagine if they did that with everybody. Imagine if Epico held Kofi Kingston's trunks during a match, and the next week R-Truth announced that in three weeks, Kofi Kingston and his representatives would air a brief statement about how Kofi feels. You'd hate the shit out of that, right?
Best: Vickie Guerrero As Queen Diva
I feel oddly compelled by the Vickie Guerrero aspect of the AJ angle. That's what's been great about AJ's rise to prominence — she's been directly connected to so many people recently, they can be tied in. AJ's never been a very successful wrestler, but she gets to look like f**king Akira Hokuto wrestling Stalker Ichikawa against Vickie.
I was worried that Vickie wasn't going to wear her awesome EXCUSE ME singlet from WrestleMania, but she rocked a slimmer, bedazzled version and made my day. On paper Vickie isn't great at her job … her cadence is weird, she's not TV Pretty or TV Ugly, she's just this normal lady who was close enough to the good Guerreros to approximate them for a living, and shit, approximate Guerrero is better than exact anybody else. Chavo should learn to approximate the Guerreros.
When Dolph has finally had enough of Vickie, it's gonna be a big deal.
Worst: SHH, Punk Is On The Phone
Okay, it wasn't so bad, but AJ getting offended because CM Punk was on the phone with his drug addicted sister and not closely watching Teddy Long's Next Tag Team Match Of The Night approaches "you spilled coffee on me once" and "I wanted to do the shampoo commercial you got" as a bad WWE idea. When Punk is at long last revealed to be the evil mastermind he's always been, I hope they replay this segment and reveal that he was actually on the phone with whoever John Laurinaitis was texting.
Alternate suggestion: "Who are you on the phone with?" "My ex-girlfriend Traci, she just realized she could've hooked up with anybody in the wrestling industry and ended up married to Frankie Kazarian."
Or: "Who are you on the phone with?" "Tiffany. You remember, the ECW General Manager? Apparently she just split up with her husband, we're gonna get together for lunch so she can show me how to be a human being."
Or: "It's Ace Steel. I don't know what the hell he's talking about."
In all seriousness, Punk gets a small Best for the completely reasonable reaction of, "I was on the phone, sorry".
Worst: Those Anti-Drug Commercials That Are Videos With Fake Matt Hardy Version 1 Video Player Frames Around Them
You know who's even stronger? People who didn't give in in the first place, or do a bunch of drugs before deciding drugs were bad. Also, people who do drugs and aren't little wieners about it.
I don't love being old, but I'm happy I didn't grow up in the era where strangers on YouTube were responsible for my self confidence. Kids my age relied on something stronger — the combination of Garfield, Muppet Baby Kermit and Michaelangelo from the Ninja Turtles telling us to just say no.


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With Jeff Parke sidelined indefinitely with migraine headaches, D.C. United addressed depth in central defense Tuesday by acquiring second-year pro Kofi Opare from the Los Angeles Galaxy.
In exchange, United agreed to swap positions in MLS's allocation order, which is used when some U.S. national team players sign with the league. The Galaxy is now third on the list, while United drops to 11th. D.C. also received a second-round pick in the 2015 MLS draft.
"This is an important move for us to make at this time to add depth to our squad as we enter the second half of the MLS season and the CONCACAF Champions League group stage," United General Manager Dave Kasper said in a written statement.
United, second in the Eastern Conference, is heading into its busiest stretch of the campaign: eight matches in 33 days, including the CONCACAF opener against Jamaican club Waterhouse in late August.
Opare, 23, has appeared in six league matches this season, with five starts. Since the Galaxy drafted him in the 2013 second round from the University of Michigan, he has played in 12 regular season games and started 11.
"This is a move that gives us the necessary flexibility to strengthen our roster," Galaxy Coach Bruce Arena said in a written statement. It is unclear who the Galaxy is targeting before MLS's international transfer window closes Aug. 6.
Opare ($48,500 base salary) fills a roster void left by Parke, who missed a month with a foot injury and then was sidelined with migraines. Rookie Steve Birnbaum has performed well starting in Parke's absence, partnering with captain Bobby Boswell. Birnbaum is expected to remain in the lineup. Opare joins Nana Attakora as the primary reserve center backs.
Opare was born in Ghana and is eligible to play for the U.S., Canada (where he was raised) and Ghana. He has played for the U.S. under-20 national team.


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Food in San Fran and Review of LYFE Kitchen Restaurant in Palo Alto, California
February 24, 2013 in Restaurant Review, Review, Sustainability by Heba
So I have about 250 posts back-logged – and I might not even get through them in this lifetime … but a few days ago while on a trip to Northern Cali, I went to a pretty cool restaurant and I wanted to blog about it – so here I am. You see, I'm pretty picky about food. Like many of you, I like to eat at sustainable establishments that source ingredients carefully, support local agriculture, accommodate those with food allergies by providing a gluten-free menus, and have tasty, affordable food! This is hard enough to find even if you're like me and you scope out the area where you live pretty carefully, chill on Yelp searching "organic food" near [insert current location] every time you want to eat out, read reviews frequently, and are generally aware of what new "eco-friendly" food spots are sprouting up. But chances are, you're leading a busy life, and while you value good food (and love to eat), you end up going with the flow and eating less-than-ideal food when out and about because you don't have the time or patience to research every place you go out to eat.
And when you do find a spot that claims it's sustainable, if you're anything like me you ask some questions about food sources … aand you risk looking ridiculous as in this video that cracked me up (a clip from the show Portlandia):
Okay, maybe I'm not that ridiculous … but wow, they nailed the customer archetype, hah! Anyway, so while on a short vacation in NorCal, I was reminded of the very real dilemma people face when trying to decide where to go out to eat. Most places don't use good ingredients and often cook in a way that leaves you feeling uneasy afterwards (uhh can we say cooked in rancid PUFAs and doused with a whole lotta sugar?). Or if it's a decent place, the wait time is unacceptably long. If they're good and take reservations, they might not be very accessible or may be prohibitively expensive. In other words, it's a freakin' challenge. Le sigh …
Eating Real Food on a Trip
For the first few days, we were getting Chipotle bowls customized to our preferences (no rice, beans or corn for me!) and stopping by local grocery stores to stock up on healthy snacks like nuts and seeds, veggies and fruits, full-fat Greek yogurt, raw cheese, grass-fed hot dogs, kombucha and the like … But soon, we were craving a full meal and a San Fran restaurant experience. After checking out some awesome recommendations from Grass-Fed Girl, we decided on a grass-fed burger joint called Roam Artisan Burgers, where we enjoyed lettuce-wrapped 100% grass-fed burgers in San Fransisco one evening (they have bison and elk burgers too – pretty cool!). And on another occasion we grabbed Middle Eastern food (kebabs and hummus) from Oren's Hummus in Palo Alto – I preferred the burgers, but the lamb kebabs were quite delish! Most of the time we were eating delicious snacks and groceries from an adorable little open-air grocery store called the Milk Pail Market in Mountain View, California. We also checked out Sprouts, which we liked. Yeah – count on a foodie like me to take grocery store pics on vacay, hah. Check 'em out:
[p.s. Cali allows sales of raw milk in stores – which is pretty awesome. Check out my post on raw milk from a while back if you haven't already]
And here are some of the on-the-go snacks we enjoyed: organic apples with creamy almond butter, raw cheddar cheese on tomato slices, and handful(s) of roasted and salted pumpkin seeds. Not bad for on the go, wouldn't you say?
Let's get to the actual meat of the post now shall we …
The Review: LYFE Restaurant in Palo Alto
On our way back from the incredible 17-mile drive, we were Yelping for "organic restaurants" again and came across LYFE Kitchen in Palo Alto, but it was too late to stop by. My brother who recognized the name of the restaurant recalled that he had sent me a Wired article about this very restaurant several months ago – and we both had wanted to try it. The next day on our way back from Napa Valley, we decided to make a stop at LYFE for a bite to eat. I was ravenous because I hadn't had anything substantial all day, and was ready to devour a healthy meal. I read up on Yelp reviews to know what to expect, and we made the drive.
First a little background about LYFE Kitchen: LYFE stands for "Love Your Food Everyday" which is a fitting acronym once you hear a bit of the back story of how this restaurant came to be. You see, the founder of this place, Mike Roberts, used to be President and COO of McDonald's … of all companies … for 29 years. While there, Roberts tried to push for healthier items on the menu like apple dippers, fruit and yogurt parfait and salads. After leaving McDonald's, Roberts decided to put his money behind a concept that is probably the direct opposite of what McDonald's is today. According to an interview with Roberts for Wired, he states: "I'm dreaming of a place where science, medicine, producers, farmers, and restaurateurs meet to say we are on a journey together." That little statement makes my heart sing. Boy am I glad Roberts decided to put his many years of food industry experience to good use. A snippet from the article that turned me onto this place in the first place:
At Lyfe Kitchen […] all the cookies shall be dairy-free, all the beef from grass-fed, humanely raised cows. At Lyfe Kitchen there shall be no butter, no cream, no white sugar, no white flour, no high-fructose corn syrup, no GMOs, no trans fats, no additives, and no need for alarm: There will still be plenty of burgers, not to mention manifold kegs of organic beer and carafes of biodynamic wine. None of this would seem surprising if we were talking about one or 10 or even 20 outposts nationwide. But Lyfe's ambition is to open hundreds of restaurants around the country, in the span of just five years.
Yes, for the moment the only Lyfe Kitchen is here on Hamilton Avenue in Palo Alto. It opened less than a year ago as a sort of prototype. But imagine tens of millions of local, sustainable gourmet meals, served with the efficiency and economy that one expects from a national fast-food chain. Such a feat of feeding has never before been attempted, and if Lyfe Kitchen succeeds, the results will reverberate far beyond our stomachs.
Ok, so maybe I don't agree with nixing the cream and butter because I love me some high-quality dairy fat. And I might not love the fact that the sweetener of choice at LYFE is agave (sorry guys, agave doesn't live up to the health hype) – but really, most restaurants cannot make a claim that they follow even these basic guidelines.
The Menu at LYFE Restaurant: What We Tried
The menu at LYFE is simple but there're a good number of options for those with food allergies or anyone who just wants to avoid certain ingredients like gluten, dairy or meat. I personally seriously dislike the fake meat options on the menu (GMO soy-based "Gardein" chick'n anyone?) but at least the meat options are decent, being hormone-and-antibiotic-free and all. Let me walk you quickly through the items I ordered and give a lil' bit of my taste analysis …
We ordered off the gluten-free menu because I've been avoiding gluten for some time now. It's broken down into the following sections: breakfast, starters, soups, salads, entrees (and sides), flatbreads, sandwiches + burgers (GF), child's menu, desserts, and beverages — which include coffee + tea, smoothies, fresh-squeezed juices, coolers, iced teas, handmade sodas, and biodybamic wine and beer. Shyeah … it's a good amount of stuff!
In an effort to try as many of the categories in one meal as I can … here's what I ordered:
Gluten-Free Sweet Corn Chowder made with sweet corn, peppers, potatoes, cashew cream [$3.99]
This soup was more for my dad who unfortunately got really sick on the trip with a fever and a bad cough. I didn't get to try it but he said it tasted nice and creamy, though he couldn't specifically point out the cashew part of the equation. The soup came at room temperature, which was a bit disappointing given that he wanted something hot to soothe his throat …
Gluten-Free Fish Tacos grilled mahi, chayote slaw, avocado, green onion, cilantro, chipotle aioli, salsa fresca on warm corn tortillas [$9.99]
All of us decided to get an order of the grilled mahi mahi tacos because of me. Many on Yelp spoke favorably of the this menu item, so I figured there must be some truth to that claim. And of course, once I choose an order, my parents have to get the same thing. I liked this meal – very light and fresh, with a good amount of shredded veggies atop lightly grilled fish. The mahi mahi was very mild in flavor (perfect for those who don't like fishy-tasting fish) and easily complemented with the spiced chipotle aioli and slaw on top. The salsa fresca lacked strong flavor, but still went well with the dish. I felt the need to sprinkle a bit of salt on the fish which was a bit bland, but other than that, I'd say it's a successful entree.
Apple-Ginger handmade soda [$2.99]
I usually never order juices at restaurants, but the "handmade soda" description had me sold. I asked about the contents and the lady at the register said that the apple-ginger contains apple juice, ginger, and carbonated water. Nice and simple. The soda was tasty but on the overly sweet side, so I'd be careful with that if you're avoiding sweet stuff.
Baked Sweet Potato Fries with agave ketchup [$2.99]
Sweet potato fries are my weakness. Well, all potato fries, really. But since all restaurants fry their potatoes in undesirable and unhealthy refined vegetable oils, I've cut back drastically on my fry consumption. The fact that these are baked appealed to me, but after ordering I found out that they're soaked in soy sauce prior to baking … humph. Well, they tasted pretty good, even though bits on the ends of some of them were charred. I dipped a couple of times into the agave ketchup, which was too sweet for me.
Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Butternut Squash with dried cranberries, dijon vinaigrette [$2.99]
Unlike the rest of the world, I actually like brussels sprouts, especially when they're nicely roasted. I really liked this side, which also had a favorite winter squash of mine – butternut – and some cranberries. Not sure about the oil in this vinaigrette, but pretty sure it's olive. I'd order this again, along with the fish tacos!
Gluten-Free BBQ Chicken free-range grilled chicken, sweet corn, roasted onion, cilantro, agave BBQ sauce, and five cheeses [$8.49]
One fish taco entree and a third of the sides later, each of us was still not full (keep in mind we hadn't really eaten all day besides early breakfast and snacks). So we got a serving to share of the BBQ chicken flatbread – also gluten-free. I was actually curious to try the taste of the GF crust because to this day I haven't had a very successful non-gluteny pizza. This dish was a little underwhelming to be honest – the BBQ sauce was on the sweetish side, and the flatbread was too flat (in taste) and I would say flavorless even with 5 kinds of cheese (probably all fat-free if I had to guess). The chicken is free-range and antibiotic-free, which is great – so I actually wanted to like this. Maybe the other flatbreads are better, but I didn't get to try any of them …
LYFE Restaurant: Ambiance + Other Observations
From the outside, the restaurant looks modern and inviting, with an outdoor seating area next to their backlit name. They also have a fork for a door handle – how clever!
Once you're inside you're immediately greeted with a beautiful vertical display of organic herbs … Made me think of a gardening project I saw on Pinterest that I can probably never pull off. Whoever designed this had the right idea in mind because it gives the restaurant a vibe of "fresh", "modern" and uber local (how much more local can you get than on the premises!?)
The herbs are planted in alphabetical order too … really, now I'm confident this was inspired by Pinterest!
Beyond the lovely display of herbs — the centerpiece of the restaurant — is the register and open food prep area, where customers order their food, take a number and wait for their order to be delivered to their table (a la Noodles & Co. style). This ordering style is casual and informal, but in my opinion doesn't detract at all from the dining experience. If this enables the restaurant to keep the meals more reasonably priced, then I'm all for it.
A closer look at the shelves shows some cookbooks on sale between bottles of extra virgin olive oil (hoping they use this for cooking as opposed to canola or soy – yuck). This cookbook here called Back to the Family is by Art Smith, who was Oprah's chef till 2007 and was recruited by Roberts to design LYFE's menu a couple of years ago.
Had to do a close-up of this herb garden – never mind the weird stares I was getting for photographing random stuff.
Beyond the herb display, there are different kinds of seating in the restaurant, from high tables to booths and wooden tables. LYFE also has free WiFi, which makes it a nice spot to go work or do a lunch meeting in the middle of the day.
This is me, full and happy (excuse the poor lighting conditions) – sitting in the booth with one of my favorite quotes on the wall behind me: "Let food be your medicine and medicine be your food." Thanks, Hippocrates.
While definitely not perfect, I would probably give this restaurant a 4/5 star review. The cooks clearly have an appreciation for good ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible. The focus on low-fat and the availability of fake meat protein are not things I would endorse by any means, but I feel that especially as compared to most restaurants, this establishment is more conscientious, and I appreciate the attempts that have been made to use clean ingredients at an affordable price. If I lived in Palo Alto, I'd probably be there often, with my laptop and a glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice! I think Roberts is planning to open branches all over the country, so I'm looking forward to a branch opening in the DC area … I think it'd do well around here.
On the way out from the restaurant back to the car, I walked through this lit archway and thought it was pretty. Not sure if these are offices or residential … Palo Alto is beautiful though! Note to self: I'd love to live there at some point …


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Vanilla is the nation's favorite ice cream flavor and beats chocolate for the second time, according to the International Dairy Foods Association. The finding came from results of the second annual survey of International Ice Cream Association (IICA) member companies.
Butter pecan came in third place, and was followed by a tie between Neapolitan and Rocky Road for fourth place.
The survey also reveals that American consumers prefer premium ice cream, which has a higher fat content, over regular ice cream. More consumers are demanding frozen yogurt and no-sugar-added ice cream products.
When it comes to ingredients that are mixed with flavors, pecans are the most popular nut topping and strawberry beat out cherry for the fruit's top spot.
Americans love ice cream in a sandwich and on a stick, but are also partial to novelties like bars, push-ups, four-ounce tubes and mini-cups.
Companies that serve by the scoop found that Americans aren't picky about how it's served; cups, sugar cones and waffle cones were all popular. The most requested toppings were hot fudge, sprinkles and nuts.
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What does your favorite ice cream flavor say about your personality?
What does your favorite ice cream flavor say about your personality?
A study conducted by the Smell & Taste Treatment and Research Foundation suggests that your choice of ice cream reveals what type of person you are. Read on to discover the surprising finds.
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If your favorite is: Chocolate
You're more likely to be: dramatic, lively, charming, flirtatious, seductive and gullible
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If your favorite is: Vanilla
You're more likely to be: impulsive, easily suggestible and an idealist
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If your favorite is: Very Berry Strawberry
You're more likely to be: tolerant, devoted and introverted
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If your favorite is: Mint Chocolate Chip
You're more likely to be: argumentative, frugal and cautious
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If your favorite is: Rocky Road
You're more likely to be: aggressive, engaging and a good listener
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If your favorite is: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
You're more likely to be: ambitious, competitive and a visionary
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If your favorite is: Pralines 'n Cream
You're more likely to be: loving, supportive and prefer to avoid the spotlight
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If your favorite is: Jamoca
You're more likely to be: scrupulous, conscientious and a moral perfectionist
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If your favorite is: Chocolate Chip
You're more likely to be: generous, competent and a go getter
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If your favorite is: Rainbow Sherbet
You're more likely to be: analytic, decisive and pessimistic
Want to learn more about this beloved frozen treat? Read on to discover fun facts about ice cream.
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Where did ice cream come from?
While the origins are unknown, early versions of iced treats date back to the second century B.C. Alexander the Great liked to top snow and ice with honey and nectar, and passages in the Bible refer to King Soloman's fondness of iced drinks. Nero Claudius Caesar sent runners to collect mountain snow and flavored it with fruits and juices.
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Presidents love ice cream
Records show that President George Washington spent about $200 (a lot even today!) for ice cream in the summer of 1790. President Thomas Jefferson had a favorite recipe for a Baked Alaska-type dessert that took 18 steps to make! And did you know that President Barack Obama's first job was scooping ice cream at a Baskin-Robbins in Honolulu as a teenager?
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Ice cream used to be only for the rich
In the early 1800s, before refrigeration became widely available, ice cream was very expensive and only the elite could afford such a luxury. Now, the average American consumes 48 pints of ice cream yearly!
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Which city and state eats the most ice cream?
According to Bundle, the District of Columbia is the most ice cream-crazy area in America, and its residents eat 85 percent more than the average person. Rhode Island was in second place, and Wisconsin got third.
As for cities, Long Beach, CA love their ice cream most, with the average Long Beacher consuming 268 percent more ice cream than the average American. In second place was Dallas, TX, and Philadephia, PA came in third place.
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What is the most popular ice cream flavor?
According to the International Ice Cream Association, vanilla is the most popular flavor (with 29% favoring this flavor) while chocolate comes in second with 9%. That's a lot of impulsive, easily suggestible and idealistic ice cream lovers!
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Want to make your own homemade ice cream treats? It's easier than you think. Watch this video for our tips on how to create your own delicious dessert, and read on for our favorite ice cream recipes for summer.
Blueberry Cheesecake Ice Cream
The flavors of fresh blueberries and cheesecake are perfect together in this ice cream recipe!
Get the recipe: Blueberry Cheesecake Ice Cream
Roasted Peaches with Mascarpone Ice Cream
This summer treat infuses roasted peaches with honey-rosemary syrup. Try grilling them, too!
Get the recipe: Roasted Peaches with Mascarpone Ice Cream
Pink Lady Milk Shake
This rum-spiked milkshake combines fresh strawberries with ice cream for a frozen summer treat. If you're making this for the under-21 crowd, just omit the booze.
Get the recipe: Pink Lady Milk Shake
Want more frozen boozy desserts?
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Salty Caramel Ice Cream
The sea salt brings out the caramel's sweetness. This ice cream recipe is a crowd-pleaser!
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Flights from Abu Dhabi depart from Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), which is located approximately 26 kilometers outside of the city. Over 50 different airlines fly from Abu Dhabi International Airport to 85 destinations spread throughout 49 countries around the world.
Abu Dhabi International Airport Information
Like the city it serves, the airport is currently experiencing a period of rapid expansion, and is one of the fastest-growing airports in the world in terms of passenger traffic. Set to be completed in 2017, the new MTC terminal building will be one of the largest of its kind in the region, reaching a height of 52 meters and boasting enough space to encompass three whole football fields. Once open, the terminal will house a dizzying array of stores and restaurants, a massive indoor relaxation park, and a five-star hotel directly outside.
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A bus to Abu Dhabi International Airport leaves every 40 minutes, 24 hours a day, with a journey time of approximately 45 minutes. A luxury airport taxi to Abu Dhabi International Airport is also available around the clock, but is more expensive than bus travel.
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Nestled along the Costa Blanca, Alicante is set upon a beautiful expanse of Mediterranean coastline. However, your tickets to Alicante offer more than beach lounging because when the sun goes down, the Spanish flair for evening revelry takes hold, and a vital excitement grips the city.
First Time in Alicante
Most flights to Alicante are filled with excited vacationers that are looking to claim their spot on the beach; and with over 200 kilometers of scenic coastline, there is plenty of sand for everyone. Also, travelers can tour the local countryside on horseback, or explore the city's historic Barrio de Santa Cruz.
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Welcome to the site of Las Vegas Area Council's Mountain Man Rendezvous. Started in 1984 on the Colorado River as a high adventure activity for Varsity Scout teams with 30 scouts. The event has grown to over 1000 scouts participating and open to Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts, and Venturers
This modern Scout version of a rendezvous also brings together many people, as troops, teams, and crews come from Utah and Arizona, as well as Nevada.
The purpose of the rendezvous is to teach youth about the tradition of the annual mountain man summer gatherings held from approximately 1825 to 1840 in various locations in the western United States.
The 2006 event was featured in Scouting magazine's October 2006 issue.
The 30th Annual Mountain Man Rendezvous will be February 6-8 , 2015 Up near Beatty, NV. Mark these dates on your calendar.
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When you access a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 mailbox by using Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 in online mode, you may encounter the following issues:
The folder updates do not occur in a timely manner.
These issues occur because Exchange Server 2010 does not send User Datagram Protocol (UDP) notifications to Outlook.
Outlook 2003 uses UDP notifications as the primary method for receiving notifications from an Exchange server. However, Outlook 2003 has to polls the Exchange Server 2010 server for changes, and the default polling interval for Outlook is about 60 seconds. Therefore, a folder update may be delayed up to 1 minute.
To resolve this issue, install Update Rollup 3 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1.
For more information about Update Rollup 3 for Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
After you install this update, you have to create a registry subkey to enable the UDP notifications support feature.
To have us enable the UDP notifications support feature for you, go to the "Fix it for me" section. If you prefer to enable the UDP notifications support feature yourself, go to the "Let me fix it myself" section.
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Note This wizard may be in English only. However, the automatic fix also works for other language versions of Windows.
Note If you are not on the computer that has the problem, you can save the automatic fix to a flash drive or to a CD so that you can run it on the computer that has the problem.
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Create the following registry subkey to enable the UDP notifications support feature:
Subkey location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeRPC\ParametersSystem
Subkey name: EnablePushNotifications
Type: REG_DWORD
Value: 1
Note If this registry key does not exist, or if its value is set to 0, the UDP notification support feature is not enabled.
To work around this issue, use the cached exchange mode in Outlook 2003. To do this, follow these steps:
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1. Create the following registry subkey on the CAS server to enable push notifications:
Subkey location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeRPC\ParametersSystem
Subkey name: EnablePushNotifications
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Subkey location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\RPC
Subkey name: FixedUDPPort
Type: DWORD
Value: between 1024 and 65535 (decimal)
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4. Open Outlook 2003, and then set up an Exchange profile in a manual operation.
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This page contains a thematic list of resources related to A Workbook for Arguments.
Argument mapping resources
Citation style guides
- APA citation style online video tutorial
- Chicago Manual of Style citation quick guide
- MLA citation style quick guide from the University of Georgia
- Online citations guides for APA, Chicago, and MLA from Purdue University's Online Writing Lab
- Books on citation styles:
- Publication Manual of the American Psycholoical Association (APA)
- Chicago Manual of Style (hard copy)
- Chicago Manual of Style (online copy)
- Harvard "Bluebook"
- MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers
- Kate Turabian's A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations: Chicago Style for Students and Researchers
- Charles Lipson's Cite Right: A Quick Guide to Citation Styles—MLA, APA, Chicago, the Sciences, Professions, and More
- Gordon Harvey's Writing With Sources: A Guide for Students
Web sites where users participate in debates
Deductive logic resources
- Online textbooks and web sites on deductive logic:
- P.D. Magnus' forall x, a free introductory textbook
- David Velleman's blogic, a free, interactive online textbook
- Stefan Waner & Steven R. Costenoble's Introduction to Logic, a free, somewhat interactive online textbook
- Garth Kemerling's web site on categorical, symbolic, and informal logic
- Online videos explaining deductive logic:
- Online textbooks and web sites on deductive logic:
Fallacy-related resources
- Web sites about fallacies:
- The Fallacy Files
- Don Lindsay's list of fallacies
- An online "handout" on fallacies from the University of North Carolina, including a link to fallacy-ridden sample argument
- Austhink's list of fallacy-related Web sites
- Textbooks on fallacies:
- With Good Reason, 6th ed., S. Morris Engel (New York: Bedford/St. Martin's Press, 2000)
- Nonsense, Robert J. Gula (Mount Jackson, VA: Axios Press, 2002)
- Aristotle and an Aardvark Go to Washington, Thomas Cathcart & Daniel Klein (New York: Abrams Image, 2008) (with a companion Web site)
- How to Win Every Argument: The Use and Abuse of Logic, Madsen Pirie (London: Continuum Press, 2006)
- Fallacies and Argument Appraisal, Christopher W. Tindale (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007), an advanced survey of various fallacies
- Web sites about fallacies:
Resources to improve your public speaking
- Six Minutes, a public speaking and presentation skills blog
- Toastmasters International, a network of clubs devoted to improving members' public speaking skills
Statistics-related resources
- Online resources
- Watch videos about and practice using statistics from the Khan Academy
- A statistics tutorial from StatTrek
- Online Statistics: An Interactive Course of Study
- The Glossary of Math Mistakes, which catalogues statistical and other mathematical errors
- Books
- Online resources
Classic texts for argument analysis
- Analyze the argument(s) in the following texts. Create a premise-and-conclusion outline and/or an argument map for each argument. For more on premise-and-conclusion outlines, see Chapter I of A Workbook for Arguments. For more on argument mapping, see Appendix III of A Workbook for Arguments.
- Americana
- Philosophical texts
- Chapters II & III from: Anselm, Proslogion, translated, with Introduction, by Thomas Williams (Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company, 2001)
- Meditations One & Two from: René Descartes, Meditations on First Philosophy, 3rd ed., translated by Donald A. Cress (Indianapolis/Cambridge: Hackett Publishing Company, 1993)
- Chapters 13 & 14 from: Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan, edited, with Introduction, by Edwin Curley (Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company, 1994)
- First Section from: Immanuel Kant, Grounding for the Metaphysics of Morals, 3rd ed., translated by James W. Ellington (Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company, 1993)
- Chapter IV from: John Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism, edited by George Sher (Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company, 2002)
Web sites containing user-contributed answers to questions
Web sites containing videos of oral arguments
- Note that some of the videos on these sites do not contain arguments. Watch videos on topics that interest you and ask yourself which of them contain arguments. If the speaker in a video isn't presenting an argument, ask yourself what he or she is trying to accomplish in the presentation.
- TED.com
- fora.tv
- bloggingheads.tv
Advice for creating good visual aids for presentations
- Effectively Communicating with Visual Aids (Matt Stoner)
- Creating Visual Aids That Really Work (ECG)
- Using Visual Aids (AccuConference)


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Histopolis sorts surnames ignoring any capitalization, spaces, accents or punctuation
in the name. Histopolis sorts
Van Houtte
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SWEARINGEN, WILLIAM C. (?–1839). William C. Swearingen, soldier of the Republic of Texas, enlisted at Velasco on February 13, 1836, "for two years or the duration of the war." He joined Sam Houston's army on the Colorado River, and at the battle of San Jacinto he fought in Capt. Amasa Turner's Company B of Lt. Col. Henry W. Millard's Regular Infantry battalion. From the battlefield on April 23 Swearingen wrote a lengthy and detailed account of the campaign and battle to his brother Lemuel in Scottsville, Kentucky. The letter ends with the poignant request that his brother "kiss William for me and tell him pappy will be there in the fall and stay with him always." With the reorganization of the army after San Jacinto, Swearingen was transferred to Company A of the First Regiment, Regular Infantry, under Capt. John Smith, formerly Millard's first sergeant. He was posted to Galveston Island but served a part of his enlistment period on detached duty aboard the schooner Apollo out of Cedar Bayou. He received a promotion to sergeant on March 17 and resigned from the army on November 4, 1836, but reappeared on the muster roll of February 28, 1837. He died in Houston on December 24, 1839. Swearingen was most likely a kinsman of Elemeleck Swearingen, who also fought in Turner's company at San Jacinto, and of Elemeleck's brother V. W. Swearingen, who served in Capt. John York's company at the siege of Bexar and with Capt. Moseley Baker's company at San Jacinto. He subsequently took part in the Mier expedition and was incarcerated at Perote prison. Elemeleck and V. W. Swearingen moved from Kentucky to Milheim, Austin County, Texas, in 1830.
Sam Houston Dixon and Louis Wiltz Kemp, The Heroes of San Jacinto (Houston: Anson Jones, 1932). John H. Jenkins, ed., The Papers of the Texas Revolution, 1835–1836 (10 vols., Austin: Presidial Press, 1973). W. C. Swearingen Letters, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Thomas W. Cutrer, "SWEARINGEN, WILLIAM C.," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fsw07), accessed October 10, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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