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you know how youll see pro athletes describing what their sport is to them? anyone have any quotes of philosophical explanations of what biking is?
you know how youll see pro athletes describing what their sport is to them? anyone have any quotes of philosophical explanations of what biking is?
"Power Balance is based on the idea of optimizing the body's natural energy flow, similar to concepts behind many Eastern philosophies. The hologram in Power Balance is designed to resonate with and respond to the natural energy field of the body."
Substitute "Power balance" with SSFG riding. Blammo.
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My world. Shattered.
I don't need a "philosophical explanation". I just enjoy cycling.
Keepin' it real, while keepin' it safe
how are your nipples? pointy?
lol no one said it was necessary, its just interesting
It's the most efficient method of transportation, what more philosophy do you need?
- Outside mag, philophsizing. EMDR = eye movement desensitization and reprocessingFerrara has found a similar restorative power in physical activity that involves a rhythmic, left-right-left-right action, which may physically mimic EMDR. Soldiers diagnosed with PTSD have widely found that vigorous repetitive-motion exercise such as ice skating and rollerblading can be extremely helpful in keeping the disorder's symptoms at bay.
Next page...
Corporations still just not getting "it."
it is cheaper than drugs,
well, unless you are a roadie.
I guess i do have a website http://iwentoutside.com/
how about that
(follow pic URL for source)
Oh yeah, and the one on the right kills more people than terrorists.
Also independence, flexibility, mobility.
I'm not one of those high and might cyclists, but there is a quote out there about how the bicycle is the perfect machine and and nothing since has imporved on it. Anyone know what I am talking about? Really vague, I know...
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments. Here was a machine of precision and balance for the convenience of man. And (unlike subsequent inventions for man's convenience) the more he used it, the fitter his body became. Here, for once, was a product of man's brain that was entirely beneficial to those who used it, and of no harm or irritation to others. Progress should have stopped when man invented the bicycle. ~Elizabeth West, Hovel in the Hills
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George A. Fuller Co. v. Otis Elevator Co.
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George A. Fuller Co. v. Otis Elevator Co., 245 U.S. 489 (1918)
George A. Fuller Co. v. Otis Elevator Company
No. 128
Argued January 3, 1918
Decided January 14, 1918
Petitioner, having paid the judgment affirmed in George A. Fuller Co. v. McCloskey, 228 U. S. 194, recovered indemnity from the respondent upon the ground that the latter, at the time of the accident, retained its control over the negligent servant. Held that, there being sufficient evidence upon that point to warrant the verdict, petitioner's judgment should be affirmed. Held further that the adjudication in the former case did not estop the petitioner upon the issue of primary responsibility here presented, as it did not determine or involve that issue, and respondent had been dismissed from that case as codefendant before petitioner's evidence therein was heard; and, further, that such adjudication, had it purported to include that issue, would not have the force of a precedent, since, in the present case, there was evidence, absent in the other, which makes it impossible
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I would like to thank Katherine Barnes, Allen Buchanan, Michael Bukoski, Faviola Rivera Castro, Gerald Gaus, Gary Goertz, Cindy Holder, Loren Lomasky, Claudio Lopez-Guerra, Gerry Mackie, Colin McLeod, Alan Patten, David Reidy, Connie Rosati, Kathryn Sikkink, Andrew Williams, the Editors of Philosophy & Public Affairs, and audiences at the Keller Center for Constitutional Law at the University of Colorado, the University of Athens, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the University of Tennessee, the University of Victoria, Wake Forest University, the University of Arizona, the University of Southern California, the Central European University, and the University of Warwick for very helpful discussion of earlier drafts of this article and its ideas.
An Instrumental Argument for a Human Right to Democracy
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1088-4963.2011.01204.x
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DAILY NEWS: Venice 2002 Line up; Sony Gets Shane Meadows' Film; and the LA Latino Fest Winners
by Eugene Hernandez and Brian Brooks/indieWIRE with an article by David
>> "Frida" Set to Open 59th Venice Festival; de Hadeln Sets Slate for Revamped Event
(indieWIRE: 07.31.02) -- The 59th Mostra Internazionale d'Arte
Cinematografica, also known as the Venice Film Festival, will kick off on
the Lido in Venice on August 29 with Julie Taymor's latest, "Frida." Franco Bernabe of la Biennale di Venezia and new Venice Film Festival director Moritz de Hadeln unveiled plans for the re-defined event at a press
conference in Rome yesterday.
Moritz de Hadeln, who joined the Venice fest team just a few months ago,
admitted in an prepared introduction yesterday that organizing the fest on
such short notice was a supreme challenge. "As of February everything -- or
almost -- was in a semi-lethargic state," offered de Hadeln, a 22-year
veteran of the Berlin Film Festival. With regard to the film selections, he
added, "Above all, we have given priority to quality, originality and
talent, without being influenced by prejudices."
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59), Upstream (Controcorrente), New Territories (Nuovi Territori),
International Critics' Week (SIC Settimana Internazionale della Critica),
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competitions created by previous festival director Alberto Barbera, with the
new "Controcorrente" section offering films that are "of a more innovative
Among those in the two competition sections this year are Stephen Daldry's
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Denis' "Vendredi soir," Lukas Moodysson's "Lilja 4-Ever," Arturo Ripstein's "La Virgen de la Lujuria," and Stephen Soderbergh's "Full Frontal."
The Venice Screenings section is a section for industry attendees. "Cinema
is both art and industry, and consequently cannot ignore economic trends,"
offered de Hadeln, "Whence the idea of Venice Screenings, organized by the
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numbers. Even though the Mostra comes under the Biennale, the film market
cannot be ignored."
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"Double Dragon Neon" by Wayforward ("BloodRayne: Betrayal" and "A Boy and his Blob) and Majesco Entertainment isn't just another HD remake. Everything about the game screams retro, including the game's soundtrack which you can download for free. Yet despite all the throw-backs and Easter eggs the game is more than just a blast from the past.
As we covered in our preview, the game's first level, "Big Trouble in Little China" is a direct nod to the original kicking off with a cinematic that "Double Dragon" veterans will remember: A lovely girl getting punched in the stomach and hauled away.
Although 2D brawlers are prone to repetitiveness, the plethora of combos for Billy and Jimmy to perform in "Neon," and the large variety of special moves helps keep killing every enemy entertaining. Along the way you'll find weapons aplenty to pick up, from hair picks and whips to bats and swords.
There's a significant amount of new characters and game play elements that differentiate "Double Dragon: Neon" from being "just another HD remake." An example of this are the new "high-fives." When both players high-five each other, their life equalizes between them and they gain a temporary increase in power. Players may also "low-five" to steal health, however if both players low-five each other then they'll quickly find themselves with low life bars. It'll take teamwork to win, after all.
Watch Video: "Double Dragon Neon" gameplay
The original "Double Dragon" was always best when played with a friend, and in "Double Dragon: Neon" you're going to need the additional help with the title's brutal bosses. In order to do this, the title features complete drop in and drop out "Bro-Op," both locally and online.
Unfortunately at this time the online feature isn't currently available, however the rep from Majesco Entertainment tells me it'll be launching "in an update soon."
Your character can also gain special powers from collectible "songs" found in game and unlocked through play. Each song yields a different special power. Stances and Sosetsitsu. Stances are passive abilities, such as a defensive bonus or offensive bonus. Sosetitsu are special powers like "Fireball" and "Spinning Kick." You're able to create custom "mix tapes" of the abilities, two powers at a time with a mix tape: Side A and B of the mix tape, naturally.
As you defeat enemies you'll pick up the "Songs," and there's a couple of shops that allow you to purchase additional tapes with the money you'll earn from beating up bad guys. You're capped at an inventory level of ten for each song, and you'll have to collect mithril from beating bosses to upgrade the songs at the "Tapesmith." Songs upgrade at two, four, six, and ten pieces.
One problem is that you can't just upgrade the songs at any time from the menu - you're forced to replay a level with a "Tapesmith" in it. You'll also find yourself grinding previous missions to collect more mithril to upgrade your songs as the game's difficulty rises. Despite the wide variety of choices, I only leveled up "Training Wheels" and "Spinning Kick" because one you've invested into a skill your character can be significantly weaker when you change it.
The game's final boss, Skullmageddon, can pull off some devastating moves against you. I found myself bouncing back and forth off the sides of the screen several times in a row like a tennis ball against a wall, only to be impaled by a sword in strobbing multicolored beams of light. Needless to say, my character's health bar was utterly destroyed - thankfully the game is generous with extra lives and you can even purchase them at the shop with cash.
"Double Dragon Neon" is a faithful remake with simplistic controls great for both young and casual gamers to master. I really enjoyed it, and found myself bursting into laughter at several points in the game. The single player isn't very replayable after you've beaten it twice and get to the very hard "Double Dragon" difficulty - I was bored after four and a half hours. One of the best things about playing the original "Double Dragon" was the social aspect. If you have a friend to play with locally, then you don't pass up this title. If you don't, I recommend you wait for the multiplayer update because it'll definitely be worth it then.
Double Dragon Neon is now available on PlayStation Network for $9.99 and on Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360 for 800 Microsoft Points. Playstation Plus members can get Double Dragon Neon for FREE now thru January.
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ON Election Day four years ago, voters in Colorado had a choice not just between Barack Obama and John McCain, but among 14 other people who were running for president. In Colorado, getting on the ballot in presidential races only requires that candidates fork over $500 and provide an affidavit of intent.
Colorado's ballot access law may be too lax, but Oklahoma's law is at the other end of the spectrum, making it exceedingly difficult for third parties to put a candidate before voters. This year, just as in 2008 and 2004, Oklahomans had only two options for president, the Democrat or the Republican. Twelve years ago, Pat Buchanan managed to get on the ballot here as an independent.
There was the potential for a third candidate this year when the Americans Elect Party made its way onto the ballot. But the national party failed to recruit a candidate. Oklahoma law requires that in order to remain on the ballot, a party's candidate for governor or president must get at least 10 percent of the total votes cast in the general election. Last week, state election officials voted to no longer recognize the party.
The Americans Elect Party — or any third party — can make its way onto the ballot in Oklahoma by collecting signatures of registered voters equal to 5 percent of the last vote cast for the office at the top of the ticket. This year the presidency was at the top of the ticket. About 1.33 million Oklahomans voted, which means a third party would need to gather roughly 66,700 signatures.
A candidate wanting to run as an independent for president can do so by gathering signatures equal to 3 percent of the last presidential vote. That would be close to 40,000 signatures — a tall order.
Why? It wasn't always this way in Oklahoma. Indeed from 1924 until 1974, just 5,000 signatures were needed to gain ballot access. We're not aware of ballots being overwhelmed with candidates during that time, just as they generally aren't today in states with less-restrictive rules than Oklahoma.
Proponents of ballot access reform have worked for years to get our laws changed. In 2009, a bill that would have made it easier for third-party candidates won approval in the House and Senate, then stalled in a conference committee. Two years later, the House passed a bill that would have reduced the number of petition signatures needed. It went nowhere in the Senate.
This year, the Libertarian Party's presidential candidate, former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, was on the ballot in 47 states. At a rally here in October, Johnson said candidates shouldn't be kept off the ballot "in an attempt to simply foster and continue to prop up the two-party system. The people deserve the ability to vote for the candidate of their choice."
During an appearance in Oklahoma City two years ago, consumer advocate Ralph Nader said our state's ballot access rules are among the nation's toughest. "A competitive democracy with multiple candidates, multiple ideas, multiple backgrounds and multiple agendas is going to bring more people out to vote and we're going to have a better political process," he said.
Donna Bebo, who ran as a Democrat for the 4th Congressional District seat, put it this way: "Candidates should not win simply because of who they keep off the ballot. They should win on their own merit." She has a point.
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Moore led a mixed group of LBSU's top-seven runners to a sixth-place showing at the adidas/UC Irvine Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 8. She took seventh overall and was the first runner to cross the finish line who was not a member of the 11th-ranked Arkansas team.
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Bale last night collected his Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year award after a remarkable season which has seen him score 30 times for club and country.
The award came less than two weeks after the Professional Footballers Association rewarded him for his efforts by naming him Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year.
The more accolades the Welshman receives, the more rumours persist about a potential departure to Real Madrid, who have been monitoring the forward's progress this season.
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This is wonderful! Really is comfort food, and is a great pot pie. I didn't miss the chicken at all. I subbed chickpeas for the tofu, and made it into a pie with a home made top and bottom crust. Other than that, I followed it as written. The flavor is superb, and the texture is perfect. Another bonus is that you don't have to deal with cooking the chicken, which is a major pain in the other recipe I was using. I see no reason to ever go back to it! Five stars!
OMG! I made this tonight. I was craving my Grandmother's Chicken Pot Pie but I'm a vegetarian now. I made it following this recipe only using biscuits instead of a pie crust because I had them on hand. This was INCREDIBLY Delicious. Thanks so much for sharing!
I really wanted the taste of a pot pie last night, but I'm vegetarian so I made this. It turned out amazing! However, I did have to make several substitutions based on what I had on hand, not because I didn't trust this recipe. First, I used poultry seasoning instead of the thyme. Since it contains mostly thyme, it worked very well but I enjoyed the other flavors it brought to the table. I did not have half and half, so I just increased the broth and thickened it with a flour/broth mixture. I used fresh potato, onion, and celery but went with a bag of frozen mixed veggies (green beans, peas, limas, corn, and carrots) for the rest. This proved to be a great time saver. Finally, I used puff pastry instead of pie crusts for the top.
I ended up making 3 individual pot pies in small ramikins to freeze for later, and put the rest into a pie pan. I will definitely make this again! Thanks for sharing this.
Loved this! I added some frozen green beans and used a single puff pastry to top . Perfect for a cold winter night. Thanks for posting the recipe. I'll be making this again!


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- In the happy child's dream, of course, the pass is always complete. That's how it works with kids playing football in the backyard. It's always third-and-10, it's the fourth quarter, it's the Super Bowl. In the dream, every receiver is covered, but throwing the ball away is not an option, and taking a sack is not an option, and the sound of footsteps grows louder, they are getting closer, time runs out. In the dream -- but wait! There's an glimmer of something. A tiny opening. A receiver's hand. Something to aim at. The throw will have to be perfect. But if it's thrown just right ...
In the dream, the pass is always completed. Success is so easy to imagine when you're a kid. And maybe that was Aaron Rodgers' secret Sunday night under the world's largest television screen in America's biggest game. Maybe even after everything that comes with being an adult and the Green Bay Packers quarterback -- even after dealing with the absurd pressure of replacing the most popular man in the history of Wisconsin, even after Rodgers' first dreadful season, after absorbing the thrashings of a league-high 50 sacks in the second season, after this wonderful and trying Packers season with two concussions, beat up teammates and a five-week series of must-win games -- maybe even after all that he still had enough of that little kid in him to believe.
For a long night in Super Bowl XLV, the Green Bay Packers always seemed one great play away from finishing off Pittsburgh. There were all sorts of clashing theories going into the game, like always, but one thing everyone seemed to agree on was that the game would be close. There did not seem a reasonable scenario for a blowout. Both teams came in with terrific quarterbacks and terrific defenses and a certain faith in their own team's history. The Steelers have won six Super Bowl trophies, more than any other team, and those Super Bowl trophies are named for the Packers legendary coach Vince Lombardi. Players on both teams are taught from their first day that winning is sewn into their uniforms.
Still ... for a good while this game looked to be a Packers runaway. They built a 21-3 lead late in the second quarter, largely thanks to two Pittsburgh turnovers (an unforeseen development -- the Steelers were plus-17 on turnovers during the season). At that moment, the Steelers seemed muddled; they looked uncertain how to attack the Packers defense (they came in with a game plan of quick outs to wide receivers but were being neutralized), and they looked even more uncertain on how to deal with Rodgers.
"He's an incredibly accurate quarterback," Steelers defensive back Troy Polamalu said, and Polamalu is right, and it seemed for much of the game the Steelers best plan of defense was to hope for Packers receivers to drop passes. Lucky for them, the Packers receivers often obliged. Jordy Nelson, who caught nine passes for 140 yards and a touchdown, also dropped at least two critical passes. James Jones dropped a pass over the middle at the beginning of the third quarter that might have turned into a 75-yard touchdown -- there wasn't a defender anywhere near him. Brett Swain dropped a critical third down pass late in the third quarter.
Well, it had to be that way: Winning just couldn't be that easy, not for Green Bay, not after this crazy season when the Packers had all kinds of injuries and overtime losses. The Packers were 8-6 with two weeks left in the season, and at that point they knew that to get where they expected to go they would have to win every game for the rest of the season. This included a three-week playoff road trip, first to Michael Vick's Philadelphia, then to Atlanta and the 13-3 Falcons, then finally to familiar Chicago. Of course, they won five in a row.
But none of it was easy (well, the Atlanta victory was surprisingly easy), and this wouldn't be easy either. The Steelers scored a touchdown at the end of the first half, another at the start of the second, and the score was 21-17, and for the rest of the way the game was as tight and tense and violent and unpredictable as expected. The Steelers turned the ball over a third time, and the Packers scored another touchdown -- Aaron Rodgers to a wide open Greg Jennings crossing the back of the end zone. Polamalu was the culprit there ("That was completely my fault. Earlier in the game they ran Jennings down the middle and I was anticipating the same play, and I guessed wrong.")
Then, Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger -- who has already been quarterback on two Super Bowl winners -- brought the Steelers back on a convincing seven-play, 66-yard touchdown drive. His 25-yard touchdown pass to Mike Wallace came with 7:34 left. The Steelers had to feel good about their chances. Their offense seemed to be humming, finally. Green Bay led by only three. The Packers don't have the running game to run out the clock in the fourth quarter -- it's the one noticeable flaw in an almost complete team. The Packers and Rodgers had to keep throwing it, and everybody knew it.
"We put the game on Aaron Rodgers shoulders," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said rather bluntly.
On first down, Rodgers was sacked. On third down, the Packers were called for a false start. And so, that left the Aaron Rodgers in the happy child's dream scenario -- it was third-and-10, it was the fourth quarter, it was the Super Bowl. Rodgers dropped back and scanned the field and he saw that every receiver was covered. But throwing the ball away was not an option, taking a sack was not an option, not in this moment. The Packers could not give the ball back to the Steelers now. The sound of footsteps grew louder, the Steelers defenders were getting closer, time was running out. One of the Steelers' plans to win was to hit Aaron Rodgers. They had hit him often throughout the game.
Then Rodgers saw something -- call it a glimmer. On replays, from any angle, it is actually hard to see what he saw. Greg Jennings was double covered -- Pittsburgh's Ike Taylor was in front and the defensive player of the year Troy Polamalu was behind. From the camera angle behind the quarterback, Jennings looked to be completely hidden by Taylor. But Rodgers saw that little something. He has run this play a thousand times. He's thought about it a million times. He grew up near San Francisco, where he watched Joe Montana and Steve Young fit passes into impossibly tight spaces when the moment was big. He spent countless hours in the backyard pretending to be them. Now, he wasn't pretending. He pulled back and he unleashed a throw over the middle.
The ball skimmed an inch over Taylor's hands, maybe less than an inch. And it zipped into Jennings' hands. Jennings caught it ran forward and gained 31 yards, a first down, put the Packers in Pittsburgh territory.
"The ball just got over the top of [Taylor's hands]," Jennings would say.
"He put the ball in a really tight space," Polamalu said.
"I trust Greg there to make a play," Rodgers said. "I'm just trying to give him a chance."
The pass did not score a touchdown. It did not give Green Bay an insurmountable lead. It did not put away the Pittsburgh Steelers. But in many ways, it was the play of the game. In that moment, there was simply nothing Pittsburgh could do. After the game, Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin said what coaches say: "They made plays." But he undoubtedly meant this play. The Steelers had the defense. They had the momentum. They had the quarterback in their sights. Aaron Rodgers made a play.
The rest is anticlimax. The Packers were able to run the clock down to almost two minutes, and they settled for a field goal to take a 31-25 lead (even with that Rodgers was furious that his team did not punch it into the end zone and finally close it out). Then the Steelers had one last hope -- they got the ball at their own 13 with 1:59 left. Roethlisberger hit one pass for 15, but then the drive stalled. And when the Steelers faced fourth-and-five, well, this was not Big Ben's day for childhood dreams. His throw was high. And the game was finally over.
Rodgers was the game's MVP, of course. His numbers -- 24 of 39, 304 yards, 3 touchdowns, 0 interceptions -- are impressive enough but would have been even better with more reliable pass catching. Anyway, with Rodgers it has always been about more than his impressive numbers.
When he came out of California, he was talked about as the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. Instead, he plummeted to No. 24 and Green Bay. When he went to the Packers, he found himself sitting behind the legend, Brett Favre. He was basically a nonentity. And then before the 2008 season, the Packers and Favre parted ways, and it wasn't a clean departure, and it left a lot of anger and disappointment and disarray. And suddenly Aaron Rodgers was the starting quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, and he was asked to pick up the pieces.
"I've never felt like there was a monkey on my back," Rodgers would say after the game ended. "The organization stood behind me. They believed in me. That's all I needed." But it's easy to say that when covered in confetti. Rodgers endured through a lot of hard work, a lot of dedication to the game, and by continuing to believe in himself even when it seemed crazy.
And that's why it was so touching when on Sunday night, after winning the Super Bowl, he remembered being young. Players often talk about those childhood moments in the backyard pretending to hit home runs like Hank Aaron or hit long shots like Reggie Miller or throw touchdowns like Joe Montana. A choice few get their moment. But until they get that moment, they never know for sure if it's real or still a dream.
"How do you feel?" someone asked Aaron Rodgers.
"I'm not sure," he said, and he smiled. "It hasn't sunk in yet." You got the feeling that once it does sink in, he will feel pretty good.
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