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Professional Women of Sullivan County meeting at Sorella's, 6pm networking, 6:30 dinner. $19 per person check or cash. Salad, hot Italian buffet, coffee & dessert. District Attorney Jim Farrell will be the guest speaker with a topic of domestic violence.
Western Sullivan Public Library Board of Trustees Meeting
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Meeting: Sullivan West Central School District's Historical Alumni Association
The Sullivan West Central School (SWCS) District's Historical Alumni Association fall meeting on the auditorium stage at the SWCS High School Campus, 8-11am. Mission is to preserve the history of the component districts by sorting through boxes of memorabilia. 845/482-4610 x3169 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Third Thursday Evening Mixer
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text: Posted April 11, 2013 Nope, I want kids to have great parents who don't need government to force them to tell them anything. They should want to tell their parents. However, in the real world some kids have abusive degenerate parents that the kids feel like telling the parents would do them psychological and bodily harm. Would you force a 15 year old girl with a physically abusive alcoholic father to tell him? That'll work out great. What a big help he will be. Most of these kids buy from planned parenthood who do give counsel to them when parents are not worth a damn. Until you can prove that a child is a legal adult, your stance means nothing. Morally is another matter entirely. Morality is not the purview of the state, but of the parents. If your argument is made on those grounds, then we have no disagreement. Your thinly veiled argument speaks otherwise though. The state has no ethical recourse with otherwise law-abiding parents to make those decisions "on their behalf". You are more intent on being SEEN as right on this board rather than BEING RIGHT. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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I have been able to complete the game. Have you tried deleting the game install data? or tried the usa release.
I have been able to complete the game. Have you tried deleting the game install data? or tried the usa release.
Thanks FireSokar for the reply.
It does make me think that I am missing something, especially as you have completed it. I've tried the euro one and the usa one with the euro eboot. When I hack the first camera in the Monaco level, on both copies, the x button presses that it requires of me exits me out of the hack routine.
If I use the square button it gives me 'access denied' no other buttons do anything. The game doesnt crash when I try. Its almost like I'm not interpretting the onscreen prompts correctly. I cant see how though, it seems quite obvious. Maybe its because of the jap ps3 button setup. What hex and backup launcher are you using?
I'll try deleting the game install data as you have suggested. Thanks for your help.
I am so confused , i cannot get MOH to work at all. I have read all the posts and tried everything. I have a ti-84 JB, OM 2.1
I have tried to edit the param file and replaced the Boot file but just get a blank screen and a message "boot not found"
I cannot get hermes v4 on my ti either it keeps going to apps variables.
Can someone walk me through this as i know its going to get worse as new games come out?
I downloaded the EUR rip of this game and when I go to load it, it shows the MGM screen and then as it loads the activison screen I get a error that states I do not have enough HDD space to load game data and when I look to see how much I have it says I have over 3GB, but the game says I need at least 107MB and to exit and make space... ANY IDEAS?!?!
maybe a common game bug.. i had same issues with prototype but there it was a known bug. only chance is to try over and over. maybe with a disc inserted...
For those of you with black screens or bounce back to the xmb insert a disc in the ps3 and click on that after you have launched the game and are taken back to the xmb. Do not click on the apps folder to start games.
LiLKube, that message you are getting refers to needing 107mb more than you currently have free. Just delete at least 107mb more before running the game.
What am i doing wrong , I can't get any of the new games to load. I managed to get Hermes v 4 on to my ti 84 , i followed all he directions to load Blood stone but when i start the game with little big planet in the drive, it shows as little big planet not bloodstone. all the other games have worked!
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Philly chef Jose Garces has recipe for success
PHILADELPHIA The heat is up and the clock is ticking down on Jose Garces and two colleagues as they feverishly chop, grill and blend their way through a top-secret practice run for Food Network's "Iron Chef America."
The genial and low-key Garces, out to defend the title he wrested from chef Bobby Flay last season, offers no hint of angst or "Hell's Kitchen"-type temper tantrums.
But inside, he is freaking out.
"The last 15 minutes - words can't describe," he said afterward. "Your stomach gets in a knot, you don't know if everything's done."
Garces' focus on the food, not the limelight, has served him well in TV's Kitchen Stadium and on the streets of Philadelphia, where he has opened six popular and well-reviewed restaurants in five years. Two more are on the way, plus a cookbook and taco truck.
"He's impressive - there's no way around it," said Philadelphia Inquirer restaurant critic Craig LaBan. "He's not just a Philadelphia chef anymore."
Garces' eateries run from Basque-inspired tapas to Peruvian-Asian cuisine to modern Mexican. Their success is a combination of imaginative menus, stylish design and the increasing culinary sophistication of urban foodies, who want authentic tastes without the stuffy atmosphere of formal dining.
"The country is ready to accept these new flavors and new ingredients," said Mitchell Davis, vice president of the culinary James Beard Foundation. "We are coming out of our comfort-food zone."
The foundation named Garces best chef in the mid-Atlantic region in 2009 for Amada, the Andalusian tapas bar he opened four years earlier. LaBan describes Amada's dishes as "little jewel boxes," including Spanish tortilla with saffron aioli, octopus served with olive oil and paprika, and gazpacho with crab meat and avocado ice cream.
Garces grew up in what he described as an Irish-Polish-Hispanic neighborhood on Chicago's northwest side. His formal culinary training came from Kendall College in Chicago, but he got his start at home with his Ecuadorean mother and grandmother, cooking dishes like green plantain empanadas, ceviches and arepas - fluffy corn cakes filled with cheese.
"I just enjoyed it and it was fun. I was always a food lover, always kind of a chunky kid," Garces told The Associated Press. "These ladies were always making delicious food and obviously it sort of rubbed off."
Today, Garces' repertoire goes beyond nuevo Latino cuisine. Village Whiskey, his burgers-and-bourbon corner bar, serves up hand-ground patties of organic beef with duck-fat fries; by the end of the year, he'll open a beer-and-brats sausage joint.
Coming in September: the opening of JG Domestic, a fine dining restaurant; the launch of Guapos Tacos, a truck that will sell street food, as well as cater special events; and an appearance on "Iron Chef America" Sept. 12. A second cookbook is planned for fall 2011. On top of all that, Garces is executive chef at Mercat a la Planxa in Chicago.
"It's a lot," Garces said. "Hopefully life will balance out again."
Perhaps the only restaurateur with more name recognition - and more eateries - in Philadelphia is Stephen Starr, Garces' one-time boss. Garces came from New York to help open Starr's Alma de Cuba and then stayed to create the menu for his flashy Mexican eatery, El Vez.
"He was always a very conscientious, creative chef," Starr said. "I really am very happy for Jose. It's sort of like looking at your children growing up. I believe he learned a lot from me and my company."
Still, in the pressure cooker of celebrity chefdom, there is always a danger of overexposure and taking on too many projects. Owners of competing BYOBs in Philadelphia are seething about a state-run wine boutique that Pennsylvania officials opened inside Garces' gourmet market and cafe, Garces Trading Co. - essentially giving him a free liquor license.


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Oklahoma football notebook: Investigation into incident involving Joe Mixon continues
The investigation into the July 26 incident near Oklahoma's campus involving Sooners' freshman running back Joe Mixon continues.
Norman Police said it is still interviewing people in connection with the incident, in which Mixon is alleged to have hit 20-year-old OU student Amelia Rae Molitor.
While police could turn over its findings to the Cleveland County District Attorney earlier, it's likely the investigation stretches into at least next week.
Mixon, who was celebrating his 18th birthday at the time of the incident, has not participated in practice for the Sooners.
Molitor alleged Mixon hit her in an early morning altercation at Pickleman's Gourmet Cafe.
"He punched me one time," Molitor told The Oklahoman the next day. "He broke my face in four places... my nose, my sinuses... they're broken."
Through his attorney, Kevin Finlay, Mixon claims he acted in self-defense.
Finlay said Mixon "instinctually defended himself against further harm" in the incident.
Norman Police said last week that it would likely be late this week at the earliest before a decision on whether or not charges would be filed. Police stressed it would be thorough in its investigation and wasn't working on a specific timetable.
OU director of sports nutrition Tiffany Byrd said early in the week that the athletic department was likely going to add a food truck to its nutrition arsenal.
Thursday, OU athletic director Joe Castiglione told ESPN.com that the school was in the process of purchasing a truck as a way to serve athletes in all sports.
"We don't have the facilities in all the places they would need to be, so the idea is to have a mobile fueling station and perhaps some additional trailers that have refrigeration capabilities that can operate as a prep kitchen of sorts," Castiglione told the site.
With the new rules allowing schools to provide athletes — both scholarship and walk-on players — with unlimited meals and snacks, athletic departments are getting creative with how they deliver that food to their athletes.
Byrd said this week that the "enhanced fueling stations" would be places where athletes could get fresh sandwiches, smoothies, fresh fruit, hummus and other healthy, fresh options.
The stations will be located under the football stadium and next to Lloyd Noble Center. The mobile option will allow the department an easier way to take food to athletes when they are practicing or have other activities in other areas of the campus.
The school will spend around $1 million due to the food deregulation.
Sooners cornerback Zack Sanchez sides with Arizona cornerback Patrick Peterson in his back-and-forth feud with Seattle's Richard Sherman.
"Sherman is obviously going to make plays, but I feel like Pat Pete is one of those guys that is going to get in your face the whole game," Sanchez said. I kind of like how aggressive his is. Don't get me wrong, Sherm is going to make plays and he's going to make the pick. Whoever you choose, you can't go wrong."
Neither, though, are Sanchez's favorite NFL corners. That honor goes to Denver's Aqib Talib.
"He's the one corner I watched all season," Sanchez said. "I watched him against the Saints. He followed Jimmy Graham around. He locked up Jimmy Graham. For a corner to lock up a tight end, you don't see that very often.
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After two and days and nights of learning and networking at camp, you'll have the weekend to hit the town with your new friends and see what why people are calling Atlanta the Hollywood of the South. We hear this city is all about see and be seen, so make sure to pack your GLAM and check out our must do list.
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High Museum of Art With its renowned collection of classic and contemporary art and award-winning architecture by Richard Meier and Renzo Piano, the High Museum of Art has grown from its origins in a stately home on Peachtree Street to become the leading art museum in the southeastern United States. Located in Midtown Atlanta's arts and business district, the High has more than 13,000 works of art in its permanent collection.
Georgia Aquarium With more than 10 million gallons of fresh and marine water and more aquatic life than found in any other aquarium, you are sure to see things you've never seen before! On November 23, 2005, Georgia Aquarium officially opened its doors to the public. As the world's largest aquarium, Georgia Aquarium features more animals than any other aquarium in more than ten million gallons of water. Through a path of more than sixty exhibits, the Aquarium tells a global water story, with features modeled after the greatest zoos and aquariums in the world.
Martin Luther King Center Established in 1968 by Mrs. Coretta Scott King, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change ("The King Centerâ€) has been a global destination, resource center and community institution for over a quarter century. Nearly a million people each year make pilgrimage to the National Historic Site to learn, be inspired and pay their respects to Dr. King's legacy.
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Baraonda  Opened in 2000 in the heart of Midtown, over the years Baraonda has become a favorite for both Atlantans and visitors. Transporting guests to Italy while embracing the warmth & southern charm of Atlanta, Baraonda has achieved many accolades. It was voted top 50 restaurant by the Atlanta Constitution, best of City Search, mentioned by Bon Appetit, top 100 by Atlanta Magazine, Zagat Rated just to mention a few.
Vortex  From its inception, The Vortex has been honored with "Best Burger†awards by a multitude of local and national publications. Additional accolades followed over the years, including awards for "Best Overall Liquor Selection in Atlanta,†"Best Bar Food,†"Best Veggie Burger,†"Best Beer Selection,†"Best Neighborhood Bar,†and "One of the Top 50 Restaurants in Atlanta.† The Vortex has appeared on Man vs. Food, Sunday Night Football, Rachel Ray and several other "top restaurants in the countryâ€-themed shows.
Mary Mac's Casual Southern cooking at it's best, Mary Mac's has 6 bustling dining rooms and a full service bar. If it's your 1st visit to Mary Mac's, be sure to ask for your complimentary cup of Pot Likker and don't forget to treat yourself to Southern classics, Fried Okra,  Sweet Tea, Mint Julep Martinis. or Georgia Peach Martinis.  Mary Mac's has another very unique feature…our very own Goodwill Ambassador, Jo Carter. She personally visits all of their guests giving her specialty back rubs.
STK This hot spot combines two concepts into one—the modern steakhouse and a chic lounge. With a female-friendly mindset, STK offers small, medium and large cuts of meat, as well as naturally raised options and market fresh fish entrees. Aside from steak, signature items include Parmesan Truffle Fries; Lil' BRGs; Shrimp Rice Krispies; Sweet Corn Pudding; and Jump Lump Crab Salad. Theatrical lights illuminate each table, while smoky mirrors allow patrons to catch a glimpse of the surroundings while a DJ creates an energetic vibe throughout the entire space.
Reign and Vanquish Night Clubs  Reign is Midtown's newest nightclub designed for adult recreation. This 10,000 square foot club, with plush VIP sky booths, a large dance floor, Las Vegas style intelligent lighting and full production sound that all delivers an energetic vibe is all about VIPs.  Dress to impress.
Halo Lounge  This is the lounge where Atlanta goes for affordable premium spirits and signature drinks, fabulous music, and shared good times. HALO Lounge is a sophisticated upscale bar located underneath the historic Biltmore Hotel in heart of Midtown Atlanta. The recently renovated venue boasts high-quality design, an expansive signature drink menu, world class DJs, and two bars. HALO Lounge only serves the finest spirits, wine, and beer. Complimentary passes are provided to guests of the Indigo Hotel.
Apache Cafe  Open seven nights a week and serving a diverse group of patrons, Apache Café offers an intimate café, gallery, and venue with exposed brick walls and a loft-like style. As a restaurant café, Apache serves house made southwestern, Latin, and Caribbean inspired fare along with a full premium spirits bar, coffee bar, and dessert menu. As a gallery, you view artwork from a wide range of local and visiting traveling artists. As a venue, you will find presentations on the Asian rosewood stage of everything from think-tank type discussion forums to world-class music ensembles.
Bliss Spa  Get ready for a new kind of southern ho'spa'tality. Bliss has officially opened its first Atlanta location at the new W Atlanta-Midtown. Boasting 4,000 square feet of tension-fighting facilities, Bliss Atlanta-Midtown features a retail beauty boutique, a luxe nail lounge with two manicure and two pedicure stations, six treatment rooms and men's and women's lounges. Trademark bliss touches – a cleverly compiled menu of super effective services, rhythm and blues tunes, and legendary brownie buffet – set a fun, upbeat tone to top off the space.
Midtown Nails  An Atlanta favorite for mani pedis and brow waxes, make sure to book early as weekends are packed! And PS apparently emerald green is the hot color for 2013!  Green for the money baby!!
Atlantic Station  From home furnishings to high fashion, from bed sheets to basketball shoes, the shops at Atlantic Station have it all. With over 50 unique retailers, shops, and boutiques, there's something here for every taste. Look for affordable favorites like DSW Shoe Warehouse, Banana Republic, Express, West Elm, H&M, Ikea and Z Gallerie.
Lennox Square  Since 1959, Lenox Square® has been the premier shopping destination for fashionistas throughout the Southeast. Located in the heart of Buckhead, Lenox Square offers an unparalleled shopping experience on four levels of climate controlled comfort. Anchored by Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus and Macy's, Lenox Square features nearly 250 specialty stores – shops like FENDI, Burberry, Cartier, David Yurman and Louis Vuitton.


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Linda Simon is professor of English at Skidmore College. The author of Genuine Reality: A Life of William James (Harcourt Brace, 1998), Of Virtue Rare (1982), Thornton Wilder: His World (1979), and The Biography of Alice B. Toklas (1977), she edited William James Remembered (1996) and Gertrude Stein Remembered (1994).
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Don DeLillo was born in New York City on November 20, 1936, and grew up in the Fordham section of the Bronx, a neighborhood peopled largely by Italian immigrants like his parents. He discovered much later that he had lived near Lee Harvey Oswald, whose life and deeds became the focus of his ninth novel, Libra (1988). DeLillo divulges little about his childhood to interviewers but attributes to his Catholic upbringing his interest in religion "as a discipline and a spectacle, as something that drives people to extreme behavior. Noble, violent, depressing, beautiful. Being raised as a Catholic was interesting because the ritual had elements of art to it. Sometimes it was awesome; sometimes it was funny. High funeral masses were a little of both, and they're among my warmest childhood memories."
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Game vs. Movie
So I played through the game before I got to see the movie. Because the game is based on the movie, I had certain expectations about the movie and felt a bit let down because I think the game excelled above the movie in instances.
McGonnagol vs Snape
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I was really excited to see McGonnagol kick some ass in the movie because the game portrayed her in that way. I was sad when there was no scene of her directly taking on a troll.
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Are you actually kidding me. Dumbledore is dead and doesn't appear in the game, i would recommend you read the book and just so you know the game is crap.
Game vs. Movie usually never compare. Movie games always have extra shit that wasn't even in the movie. It's usually Book vs. Movie. Books also usually win.
his brother. i never said Albus.
i suggest you be right next time so you dont look like an idiot. i have read all the books, have you read any?
and just so you know, I enjoyed this game and im sure other people did as well.
I found it quite fun.
Oh I would call you such bad names right now if I didn't want to get another warning.
You do realize the last book was so awesome they made two separate 2 hour movies from it, right?
I've barely gotten into it, but I like it. I'm a huge HP nerd and I'm loving it. There will be no HP movies or books anymore, so this game is great to continue on enjoying the series. It's no GoW (even though that game is boring as fuck) in it system, but it's a decent game. Crap? No. Decent enough to play if you like HP? Yes.
The current games are the worst overall, comparing them to the movies/books. I found the first three Potter games to be fairly nice and moderate. I loved the free-roaming you could do in the Chamber of Secrets. But the Deathly Hallows Part 2 game has quite a few bugs and awkward controls that irked me. I prefer the books over the movies, and the movies over the games. But that's just me, at least.
As said above, compairing game to movie, movie wins, compairing movie to book, book wins, over all book wins. Doesn't mean the game or film can't be fun though.
Favourite quote from the film for mcgonagall though has to be when she casts the spell for the knights to come active and protect hogwarts and says "i've always wanted to use that spell" and walks off smirking.....dunno why but that parts always stuck in my head and makes me smile too when i remember it :D
Anyway im enjoying the game so far, ive enjoyed all of the 360 ones really. Never played them prior so cant comment. I just dont have expectations for them to be as good as the books/films, being a gamerscore whore i play alot of movie games, i can have fun with them alot of the time but i dont expect them to be a triple A style game, just something fun to pass the time (and get that 1000 points :D).
How can you compare this game to the movie? HPDH Part 2 movie takes a giant turd on this game! I also think that the books are a country mile better then the movies
I liked the game, but the movie was way better.
And the books are even better than the movie. Like always ;)
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Stonington - Representatives of youth sports leagues in town are expected to oppose a plan to charge them and other organizations an hourly fee to use the town's athletic fields.
The Athletic Fields Task Force, which meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Human Services Building, is reviewing the proposal drafted by Recreation Administrator Joe Mendonca Jr. and the Recreation Commission. Any changes to the town's policy regarding use of its athletic fields would have to approved and implemented by the Board of Selectmen.
Representatives of the youth football, lacrosse and soccer programs are expected to make a unified presentation opposing the plan, which they say could as much as double the fees they charge their players.
The town had discussed the fees this winter but made no move to implement them.
The town recently spent $2.8 million to renovate the athletic fields behind the high school and install artificial turf on the football field. Taxpayers will pay for those improvements through debt payments in the annual budget. In addition to public school teams, youth leagues as well as teams from other schools in town use the fields.
The town is considering implementing the fees to help offset a small portion of the estimated $130,000 it costs annually to maintain the fields, as well as the $400,000 it would cost in 10 to 12 years to replace the artificial turf.
Paul Sartor, chairman of the task force, likened the proposal to the town's yellow garbage bag program, in which residents only pay to dispose of the garbage they generate.
In the case of the fields, the users would help pay for some of the maintenance.
"I think it's reasonable that the users pay something. The question is, how much?" Sartor said. "I'm looking forward to a nice, robust conversation about this."
For community youth athletic organizations, the plan includes a sliding fee schedule based on how often the teams use a field. The costs begin at $5 an hour for up to 49 hours and increase by 50 cents an hour for every 50 additional hours used.
An organization that uses a field for 500 hours would pay $10 an hour for a total of $5,000.
The proposal includes separate hourly fee schedules for the use of the artificial turf field, grass fields, tennis and basketball courts by in-town nonprofit groups, out-of-town nonprofit groups and for-profit groups, such as camps and businesses. The fees for these groups would be much higher than those paid by the youth teams.
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There are additional hourly costs for using the lights, scoreboard/public address system and the press box.
The proposal also states that school activities have priority use of the fields, followed by Recreation Department activities.
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Pope Francis may be called upon to calm the waters at football derby
Games between rivals AS Roma and Lazio often prompt violent skirmishes
It is hoped that in the days before the big game Pope Francis will receive two delegations from Roma and Lazio in a papal audience. Photograph: Tony Gentile/Reuters
Legend has it that St Francis could talk to the birds and tame wolves. His namesake Pope Francis, however, may shortly be faced with an equally difficult task.
Although this has not yet been confirmed by the Vatican, the newly elected Argentinian pope is to be called on to calm the atmosphere prior to the forthcoming Italian cup final derby clash on May 26th between AS Roma and Lazio, Rome's two Serie A teams.
City rivalry is such that games between the two often prompt violent skirmishes both with police and rival fans.
Even when there is nothing at stake other than city pride, this is always a high risk encounter. This time however, the cup at stake, a trophy that grants the winner a place in next season's Europa League.
It is hoped that in the days before the big game, the pope will receive two small (but equal-sized) delegations from Roma and Lazio in a papal audience.
A fan of the Buenos Aires side San Lorenzo, Pope Francis in the last two weeks has not only had a private audience with Argentine and Inter Milan star Javier Zanetti but was also presented with an autographed jersey of the Argentina and Barcelona ace Lionel Messi.
Not that this brought either man much luck in the meantime.
Messi has been knocked out of the Champions League, while Zanetti suffered a career-threatening injury last weekend.
Pope Francis will be hoping to do better with the Roma and Lazio fans.


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In my 17+ years of marketing I've seen fads and trends and media and different mediums come and go.
And though I've personally adapted to change, moving from traditional instore display media to online marketing, it never ceases to amaze me how much my kids take the Internet and the almost limitless access to information, almost anywhere, for granted.
And now I feel the same for the seniors in my life.
My mother-in-law and I were going through my iPhone apps, I was explaining what each is for and does. We came across LinkedIn [1]'s application (which is pretty good BTW) and she asked me what it is / does exactly.
Rather than explain to this 70+ year old – she'd kill me if I gave away any more information about her age! – that Linkedin is (as they explain on their site) "an interconnected network of experienced professionals from around the world, where you can find, be introduced to, and collaborate with qualified professionals to accomplish your business goals." I simply said…
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I just explained a concept using another online community that I expected and knew my mother-in-law would understand. Facebook is mainstream enough that my mother-in-law not only knows what Facebook is (and goes on there a few times a week), but could use that experience as reference to another online community she knew nothing about.
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Re: National Socialism: Racial Buddhism
The reason being that The Heathen faiths of Europe are probably a better place (due to the fact that most Aryans are now from European stock), and they'll likely identify more with such than with Hinduism and Buddhism,which have evolved from the Root Aryan Religion into a far Eastern Religion, and foreign to the modern Aryan's thinking.
The von List quote is to show the true way of the heathen is also one of self-enlightenment, as the heathens of old were their own priest. Other religions speak about developing a personal relationship with their god, but heathenism is impossible unless one has that relationship, as there are no books of do's and don'ts,or lists of commands. The Armanen seek to become close to the gods to emulate, and eventually take their place with them.
That is the Einherjar way: the lone warrior who must leave all others behind to blaze their trail to Vahalla. This manner of speaking will embolden the hearts of the European descendants more than a smiling fat (or skinny) man in a lotus position.
But it IS a path of enlightenment, the path of the Armanen si the path of the Aryan. A man is not an Armanen,not an Einherjar just because of his ancestry anymore than a man is an Aryan merely by possessing white skin.
Many seek the path, few find it. For most it will take several lives, between which they will spend time in the "halls" of other gods to fortify their spirit for the coming struggle where they will once again seek Valhalla.
Or they will go the way of the unworthy dead and sink further and further to the oblivion offered in the intestines of the wyrm Nidhoggr in Nastrond, to suffer dissolution, and their bits reformed into new souls to begin again.
It is also a path of balance, of eliminating weakness, just as National Socialism is. Just as NS seeks to bring man's soul to the level of the Ubermensch (In Germanic heathenism, the body is one of the parts of the soul), the path of the Armenen seeks to create the Einherjar, or spiritual Ubermensch.
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You raise fine points, DawnTreader, but some of them require totally new discussions that are outside the scope of this particular thread. We have to start at the beginning - the very beginning - and at no place else. The very beginning is Racial Consciousness leading us to the path of Racial Enlightenment.
The concept of Enlightenment - true and full Enlightenment - is best described in Buddhist teachings. In no other philosophy have I yet discovered a clearer and more disciplined practice of pure expansion of Consciousness. Every philosophy on earth promotes the expansion of consciousness in various subjects (particularly those subjects held most near and dear to the philosopher), but only in Buddhism do we see the encouragement of total Enlightenment.
That is why I entitled the article National Socialism: Racial Buddhism - because I am saying that National Socialism is Racial Enlightenment to it's maximum potential of intensification.
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Problem is, RC, most of the people will not see past the appearance of Buddhism any more than these same co-called racialists can get themselves past the jew picture painted of NS, or the jew religions they follow.
Buddhism is also not the beginning, the beginning was perverted into Hinduism, and Hinduism was perverted into Buddhism. It is fundamentally different from the original path, as it does seek to escape singularity of being to absorbed as part of the All, rather than to advance to be an active sentient aspect of the All. The One that is All, and the All that is One.
The Northern path does seek to attain this. The von List quote, however, tells you why this is little known: it is a mystery tradition. You have to prove yourself able to follow the path before you begin the journey.
The open, public view of the Edda is to provide rungs on the ladder to this final stage of enlightenment. You begin with the face-value interpretation for the dumb masses, which progressively unfolds into more and more complex concepts and understandings such that one can progress from the baseline human incarnation. You go from worshiping the gods, to following the gods, to emulating the gods, to understanding the gods, to becoming one of the gods, to becoming one of the god.
People who are at, much less past the point, of emulating the gods are few and far between indeed.
The fundamental difference I see between Buddhism, and the Armanen Aryan religion is that Buddhism seeks to lose the self to become one with the All, and the Armanen seeks to gain the self to become one of the All.
As national Socialism seeks to find the self, for an entire race, it flows more to embrace the path to Enlightenment that drives the singular member of the Folk to seek and find them self.
I think this is pertinent to the OP because with all the time and expense the Reich put into exploring and unearthing the ancient Aryan origins of the Indian subcontinent, they still stirred the heart of the Folk with the Germanic form, and for those highest in the esoteric orders, the Armanen form -- which is very organized and disciplined. You can find much of this in the modern Rune-Gild, which is not easy to advance in,and then beyond, once you are in the highest order thereof.
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Again, DT, I am not advocating for Buddhism; I am advocating for the two concepts of Enlightenment and the Middle Way. Both of which are best espoused by the Buddhist philosophy.
I understand what you're saying the path is, but it takes a degree of enlightenment to understand any of these higher concepts. Therefore the foundation of all progress is Enlightenment. Enlightenment isn't the end of the path - it's the beginning. Everything else follows as enlightenment increases.
In truth, Buddhism doesn't give consideration to gods or the afterlife - well, not ancient, original Buddhism anyway. The Hindu gods in Buddhism came much later - roughly during the Medieval period (some 15-hundred years after it's inception). Buddhism, historically, was a life philosophy - literally a philosophy of life. It was meant to help people make sense of life by enlightening them to the truth. Essentially, Buddhism's original purpose was to make people more conscious and away of themselves, Nature, and how their actions effect the rest of the world around them. It was a very simple philosophy.
Striving toward a higher consciousness - a greater understanding of Race and Nature - is the beginning.
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The god of Buddhism is the All (my word, so as not to confuse it with the Hindu concept of the All), which unlike modern Buddhism includes this life and world as an inseparable part of All, rather than the modern version which seeks to ignore this world and life.
RC, my intent is not to refute you, but to show there is a path that offers the same thing, that will sing to the European soul, whereas most people simply will not look past their concept of the modern Buddhist and will dismiss the idea of Enlightenment out of hand because of that.
Also, the Germanic path takes one from the lowest level -- worship of gods (Actually the lowest would be the non-acknowledgement of gods, wherein lies the ultimate in hubris), to the point of enlightenment (the boundary between emulation and understanding of the gods)w, herein, as you say, the rest of the path lies.
But I'll let it drop. Those who are willing to look, have been shown two "trailheads" they can start down. The rest, well, they can continue worrying about how they can get the newest Droid phone and find out who won American Midol.
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I have noticed similarities between Buddhism and the Stoicism of ancient Greece.
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The reader can see in Aurelius's Meditations (written between 160 and 180 a.d.) a great influence by texts such as the Bhagavad Gita (written roughly 500 b.c.). Yes, our Aryan Ancestors were influencing each other around the world for a very long time.
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There's no doubt about it: racially speaking, Norse Heathenry is far more akin to modern Aryans; and that the spiritual philosophies of Buddhism and Sanatana Dharma are most often considered to be non-white, due to the original peoples having been blended out via way of racial mixing.
Obviously the real path being advocated here is National Socialism, over all. I was trying to address one of the many reasons for the absence of progress being made by the contemporary NS movement. My thought on the matter is that people do not only not understand NS, but they also do not understand the current stage of development that NS is in. Thus they approach it incorrectly and try to use it incorrectly, and ultimately they fail.
I'm hoping that if our people wake up and see that NS is a personal level journey toward higher consciousness, they'll make more progress for our race and not burnout on their initially high levels of racial energy. NS should be approached humbly, and should be met with a fair amount of patience. It is not a worldview for the shallow mind, heart, or soul.
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This thread is very interesting and has actually caused me to see Buddhism in a different, more positive way.
I'm writing this largely to subscribe to it, but as long as I'm doing that, might as well say: Thank you.
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The west has a distorted view of what Buddhism is about. But if you look deeper you find there is some very solid philosophy within it.
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