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I used to believe that reasons people got married today seem to differ from the reasons our parents and grandparents got married. Now, I am wondering if the reasons are the same.
My parents say they married because they wanted to build a life together and have children. After over 43 years of marriage (44th anniversary is next month!) my parents are still together and adorably smitten with one another.
In their case, their motivation for marriage probably centered more around love and family. It is also what held them together. I know a lot of young couples that wanted to marry because they "fell in love" and couldn't imagine life without the person. A lot of them aren't together anymore. When that intense feeling subsided, some of them thought it was all over.
Marriage isn't always about all that passion, some people don't expect that! Do you think that our reasons to marry today differs from our parents and grandparents?
If so, how? Do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing?
To take it a bit further, hen you look at the reasons men marry, it probably doesn't align exactly with women. I don't necessarily think that it should, though. Women and men view marriage quite differently, because we see things differently.
Do you think it is important for a couple to have the same reasons and motivation for marriage? Would that help marriages last longer?
August 24th, 2010
9:24 am
Morning folks!!! I think the concept of marriage is still noble but I often question if its somthing that is viable in todays world… My parents were married for 25 plus years and until they love each other dearly until each of their passing. I think their relationship thrived beacuse there was a true heirachy in place that I don't think can work with todays women…
August 24th, 2010
9:25 am
First really. Hot dog.
August 24th, 2010
9:25 am
Marriage is for suckers
August 24th, 2010
9:25 am
Dang almost. Oh well Second.
August 24th, 2010
9:26 am
ahh, yeah, folks should have the same motivations for marriage! If not, then they're not "equally yolked," and destined for failure. LOVE, and a desire to spend the rest of your life with that person should be BOTH parties' reason for getting married; any other reason is a recipe for disaster….
And why would you say men have a differnt reason for wanting to get married? If anything in life ought to be in perfect alignment, that right there should be it! You're entering into a lifetime partnership, not some free agent contract with terms, stipulations, and an expiration date!
August 24th, 2010
9:29 am
Times are different. It's a matter of when you marry in your life. If you marry young it's mostly for love. If you marry mid 30's-40's it's less about love and more of business and happiness; most people have kids at this stage. If you marry older 50+ it's for companionship.
August 24th, 2010
9:31 am
Morning All,
Seems women and men have moved further and further away from any common ground these days, marriage/dating/life included. Because our parents married for different reason in tact with the times then, many men hardly see the benefit or reason to get married in today's times. Seems to be an ongoing thing to take more into consideration of what after effects of the divorce than is taken with the actual marriage….i.e. how much of my shyt is going to leave with her when it fails…
August 24th, 2010
9:33 am
A lot of the women here will never have to worry about this unless they marry their cat.
August 24th, 2010
9:36 am
GM All,
imo, gotta be on the same page witht his one. without it, resentments rise, contention along with it. one persons in it for love, the other for stability. one for love, one for finances…gotta be on the same page from the beginning. anything built on a shaky foundation starts to crumble eventually…
August 24th, 2010
9:41 am
@Stanley – we've talked about this – too early….
August 24th, 2010
9:41 am
Morning Blue!!
August 24th, 2010
9:44 am
"I think their relationship thrived beacuse there was a true heirachy in place that I don't think can work with todays women…"
You are so correct with this statement! Tell one of these "today" females that she has to "obey" her husband, and watch all hell break loose. The institution hasn't changed, only the individuals involved.
August 24th, 2010
9:45 am
Good day all
"Do you think that our reasons to marry today differs from our parents and grandparents?"
I think the marriage game is definately different these days. Marriage is commercialized in good and bad ways. All aspects of the wedding business are thriving year round. I think there are various levels of motivation.
Alot of people just want to have a big ceremony. My friend just got back from a wedding last week that the couple spent $45K but only 30 out of the 200 guests were his. So where was her motivation?
I think the motivations are:
-A chance to have a guranteed provider/partner, dual incomes, etc.
-A chance to be taken off the market. No matter how much some women say they would not like to be married, alot of them wish they could.
-A chance to have a dream wedding day, all eyes on them and day dedicated to them.
-Not having to be in the dating game anymore.
-The chance to have one woman and not have to date anymore and build with one person.
-To procreate
-Some guys just like the stability and consistency of marriage.
How much do you all think is to much for a wedding? Is $45K to much?
August 24th, 2010
9:48 am
The reasons for marrying are the same today as they've always been. It's the reasons for staying married that are different. Your grandparents who were married 50 years and seem to be soul mates NOW may have gone through a hell that most today would never put up with. Physical abuse, infidelity, children outside the marriage, alcoholism, drug abuse. Many of those long lasting marriages have been through these types of things, and it's less common for people to remain married now when these occur than it used to be.
I think the concept of marriage is still noble but I often question if its somthing that is viable in todays world
Simple Or maybe it was never viable to begin with. Is monogamy a farce? hmmmm…
August 24th, 2010
9:49 am
Marriage is sooooo far off my radar….gonna lurk n see what interesting comments get made today. This oughtta be good.
Mornting Everybody!!!
August 24th, 2010
9:50 am
Morning Mr. Simple Man! how r u today, with your fine self?!
@2CPTG – i agree individuals have changed, standards as well. kind of a conditioning if you will. your example of obeying her husband, i grew up in one of those households, and for every good day we had there were days where my dad threw his weight around simply because he was the man of the house. children watching that tend to grow to the point of "oh he!! no" in their own relationships. things have definitely changed with the times. one of the many reasons, imo, open communication is so crucial
@M. – we spent roughly $200 on our wedding, to me $45K, thats house money not wedding money
August 24th, 2010
9:50 am
45G for a wedding???? Are you kidding me??? That will be the first knock down, drag out fight of our life together….In fact, If there was an insistance of having a $45,000.00 wedding we won't EVER make it to that day!!!
August 24th, 2010
9:51 am
@Sassy – love the way you spell that out "MornTing", gives me a chuckle every time, lol
August 24th, 2010
9:52 am
M., marriage is supposed to be a one time thing, so cost shouldn't matter; Whatever your finances dictate, then you govern yourself accordingly!
August 24th, 2010
10:00 am
@Diva..I was thinking about this exact same thing this morning,driving to work. I have my take,will be back!
Good morning folks!
August 24th, 2010
10:01 am
@blue – Waiting…..
I agree that is crazy. I think the wedding industry capitalized off the emotional state that weddings leave women in. It is a hustle.
Also, I think that wedding was sponsored by American Express i.e. they charged the wedding.
I think the woman wanted the wedding more than anything. She already explained to him that she doesnt cook and work in the summertime. Go figure
August 24th, 2010
10:03 am
Physical abuse, infidelity, children outside the marriage, alcoholism, drug abuse
Expecting a marriage to endure those kinds of things is pretty crazy. To presume that they occur in the natural course of life is equally crazy.
If your marriage is worth a flip you won't have issues of physical abuse, nor children outside the marriage. Love and honor is a 2 way street. Both parties have to abide within the marriage.
Most children are not born to women in their 30's and 40's. Most children are born to single girls under 30 years old, depending on demographic.
A man will marry a woman who will make him a good home and provide for his emotional needs. A woman will marry a man who can carry his own weight and that of her and their children in providing that which she needs to do so. Men want companionship and desire a good home; women crave security. If you can't live with that, forget about marriage.
August 24th, 2010
10:04 am
M. your men list pretty much summed up the reasons I married.
It can be just that simple.
August 24th, 2010
10:08 am
@M. – the wedding industry as a whole, imo, is very definitely geared towards the emotional state of the bride. her having "dreamed of this all her life" or trying to upstage a sister or bff. i cant imagine going into debt for my wedding tho, just seems stupid. and if the marriage were to fail, would forever be thinking about how much i spent.
but this "doesnt work or cook in the summertime" ??? OMG, and he still married her? wtf…she's lucky he met her at the alter after that confession
August 24th, 2010
10:10 am
45K is definitely too damn much for a wedding.
August 24th, 2010
10:12 am
"i cant imagine going into debt for my wedding tho,"……
and you shouldn't! The respective individuals are the only ones who can say what they can, and can not afford….
August 24th, 2010
10:16 am
I think its possible. I think that people need to have their priorities straight. In reference to a previous post about "obeying your husband" yes women will wild the eff out if you tell them that. Look around, most of the men these days leave much to be desired as far as dating/courting goes. You think any of us would want to obey or submit to THAT? No, women need to realize the man you marry will be the head of the household. If you are stuck on being the head of the household then don't get married. Many of us (myself included) were raised being the head of the household as a single woman and come from at least 3 generations of single parent homes so it can be a difficult concept for some.
Be that all as it may, a man needs to know his place his responsibilities and be committed to that. Fellows, If you are not willing to die for your wife/family and do what you need to do as a man for the rest of your life and forsake all others then don't get married. Ladies, If you are not willing to do what your husband needs for you to do to keep the household and family together and support him as he makes a way for you day in and day out, and forsake all others, then don't get married. Plain and simple.
That's why I don't date divorced people anymore. The bottom line is you couldn't even keep a promise to stay with that person until death do you part so how could I expect you to keep your word on anything else?
August 24th, 2010
10:19 am
Morning all -
Yes, there are different motivations to marry now. Many of us don't live on farms and need a spouse and some kids to help run it. In addition, women have a lot more options other than marrying well and running a home.
However, love should be at the root of it. And the shared believe that forever is just that…you'll have ot navigate through his drinking problem, or her shopping problem etc. You can't get to 60+ years without having to deal with some real ish together. And many aren't willing, especially when they know they can get through life just fine solo.
August 24th, 2010
10:22 am
Some women don't mind going into a "little" debt for their wedding…after all "they're worth it." I've seen women dog other women out about the quality (or lack of) of their wedding. "It was too hot, everybody was sweating," "Why did the bridemaids have to wear their hair like that?!" "The D.J. is wack!" "You know the best man is gay right?"
August 24th, 2010
10:23 am
The reasons for marrying are the same today as they've always been. It's the reasons for staying married that are different. Your grandparents who were married 50 years and seem to be soul mates NOW may have gone through a hell that most today would never put up with. Right On!
"I think their relationship thrived beacuse there was a true heirachy in place that I don't think can work with todays women…" I definitely agree!
That's why I don't date divorced people anymore. The bottom line is you couldn't even keep a promise to stay with that person until death do you part so how could I expect you to keep your word on anything else? No disrespect, this is your opinion, but such a lopsided statement. Sometimes, you can't stay until death do you part.
Good morning, everyone!
August 24th, 2010
10:24 am
Good morning!
Whatever your finances dictate, then you govern yourself accordingly!
CP – I agree. While 45K is ridiculous for us average folk, for those that are wealthy it may be a drop in the bucket. It depends on what your priorities are. Growing up, my parents did okay financially but my mom told me early on that I couldn't have a big wedding because they were saving for our college and my brother to go to medical school. She said big weddings were only for the super-wealthy anyway and that is was silly for poor folk to go into debt for a wedding. But that's what folks do – too busy trying to show off for the Joneses.
Dreams, I think society put more pressure on people to stay in marriages no matter what went on, like the stuff you mentioned. I don't think that was a good thing, especially for women. They were trapped in bad situations.
I have my ideas on the man being the head of household, which I really don't have a problem with, but I really don't feel like debating them today. So I'll just lurk. Should be interesting.
August 24th, 2010
10:25 am
I agree with Keith, 2CTPG and M. and will add that Men get married for Love and Stability, women get marreied for Love and Security.
If a person grows up with a proper marriage as an example then thry are more apt to emualte that in there on lives. Not saying it does not work in other situations but most follow a set example
August 24th, 2010
10:28 am
YESSHEISCUTE, there are multiple reasons to divorce that should not cauze people not to date them. You are saying no matter what happens in a marriage a person should stick it out. If you were married and your husband cheated on you repeatedly , fathered children outside of your marriage, robbed banks got addicted to drugs etc, while you just loved him until you could not take any more and divorced him. That YOU were not worth dating because you are divorced now?
August 24th, 2010
10:34 am
while knowing a person was divorced would make me ask them the question Y are you divorced, it seems narrowminded to cut them out of the dating world because of simply being divorced. as has been mentioned, there can be plenty of reasons they are divorced that indicate no wrong doing or inability to keep a promise on their part. Plenty of situation that if you found out they had stayed in, you'd think they were defective for staying. that blanket statement, imo, seems misguided.
August 24th, 2010
10:37 am
love the way you spell that out "MornTing"
blue blame it on Madeah and Tyler Perry…his/her good mornting,helluuur and hallelujuuur cracks me up everytime…
August 24th, 2010
10:41 am
All of this being said….Why the hell is the divorce rate pushing 60% ???? Could it be that we are not nearly strong enoughto do what it takes to go the distance anymore???
August 24th, 2010
10:42 am
Okay, my original post got eaten.
Good morning all!
You finances and priorities should dictate how much you want to spend on a wedding. 45K is too much for the average person, but for a wealthy individual that has it like that, it would be a drop in the bucket. A whole lot of folk couldn't afford those big houses they got and are now foreclosed on too. It's their business what they want to spend their money on. It's silly to me to go into debt for a wedding, but that was never my priority. I know people who set aside money for their daughter's wedding like my parents did for our educations. Tend to your own business and just enjoy the festivities if you get invited!
As for marriage today, I think it has changed, like everything else in the world and not necessarily for the worst. Unlike most people, I don't have an issue with divorce. I don't think you should go into a marriage planning on a divorce, but if the ish is not working and you both have tried, it's not working. Nobody should stay in a situation they are miserable in. I'm glad women have more choices today and don't have to stay where they are obviously not appreciated or being used for a maid and a punching bag. Period. But that's just me.
As for the whole "obey" and "head of household" debate, you do what you gotta do. I have no problem follwing a man's program if he's got a plan and puts his family first. But if for some reason he isn't up to the task, me & the kids won't miss a beat. Hopefully he would do the same for me if for whatever reason I couldn't give my 100%. You are a partnership and how you decide to run that partnership is up to the individuals involved.
Don't want to debate today, will probably just lurk.
August 24th, 2010
10:42 am
IMO your current status in life will dictate how you view marriage
1. Single —– No intentions to marry, whatsoever
2. Single —– I would like to marry, one day
3. Single —- I definitely will marry, one day
4. Divorced — I will never, ever marry again
5. Divorced — I will marry, if the right person come along
6. Divorced — I love the the marriage institution, so I will definitely marry again
7. Married —- I'm only in this marriage for the children, financial security
8. Married —– my marriage is great
9. Married —– my marriage is okay
10. Married — my marriage sucks
I read alot on here about staying in your lane, so I guess the key is to find your true lane.
August 24th, 2010
10:50 am
To presume that they occur in the natural course of life is equally crazy.
To presume that they occur in the natural course of everyone's life is crazy, I agree. However, empirics show that these things often did occur in marriages. It generally was not acceptable for women to divorce their husbands, so they often quietly endured things that they wouldn't today.
you couldn't even keep a promise to stay with that person until death do you part so how could I expect you to keep your word on anything else?
YES This is a propositional logical fallacy. It just isn't true.
August 24th, 2010
10:52 am
Good Morning All,
Okay I have to say my answer on reasons to marry are going to be a bit warp..one I am a woman of romance, raised as a child of divorce. I am not really big on happy ever after..more inclined to believe in happy for now..waiting on the other shoe to drop. My mama was married twice and considering her choices..my Daddy he is not so bad..has his faults and has gotten better with age so I chalk him up to just right guy..wrong time. ..her 1st hubby my bio-father..well he is a whole other Oprah…but I digress.
I think some people(keyword some) marry now just to say "Hey we is married now!" Come to our wedding and bring us expensive gifts. or they have the whole fantasy of..Your life is not complete until you are married..Your life is not complete until you have kids….
Personally I feel your life is not complete until you are dead.
This is why I laugh at Stanley Q's assumption that women over 30 will die alone. Actually I think 30 plus..is the perfect age for getting married. Hell if you get hitched at 40 plus you are right on track in my book. Why? Because you have moved pass that selfish point in life. Where it's all about you.. all the time..and now can truly appreciate companionship. Men have learn to be more self reliant(you know Ramen noodles are not one of the 4 basic food groups) Women have learned that they can make it and do it without a man(lord..I know comments are coming on independant women and that is not where I am going with this statement). In other words with age, trials, troubles, ups and downs..you have gained better coping skills that will hopefully prepare you to not go home and cry to Mama because he left the seat up in the bathroom or she forgot to fill the tank up with gas.
How I behaved at 22 is no where near my attitude at 38. Heck it is no where near how I behaved at 31. The older I get.. the better I get.
Also I kind of agree with the idea that men marry for different reasons than women. I know of two men who married because they were male hoochies..and they thought by finding a good woman settling down they would some how be transformed in their hoochie ways. They felt as abc pointed out the security of a wife to take care of them and give them kids to love and raise would some how be enough and they would be transformed. Well they still waiting. I mean don't get me wrong they are good guys with good intentions and good hearts. But I think the motivation to marry just so some how you will be magically transformed into this better person is a farce.
August 24th, 2010
10:56 am
It generally was not acceptable for women to divorce their husbands, so they often quietly endured things that they wouldn't today.
Dreams – Yes. This was something my mother used to talk about of women she knew. This was not a reality for her, but she really did not want it for me. She wasn't hung up on all the wedding mess either and didn't raise me like that. She took the reality of marriage seriously.
August 24th, 2010
11:01 am
I was never brought up to envision the cermony itself…I could care less about the big show…I want the committment.
August 24th, 2010
11:02 am
@Dreams – agreed. marriages in the generations b4 us were not models of perfection just cause they stayed married. both my grandmothers were in marriages as described, abusive in one way or another that most women today would walk out of,but at a time where women didnt divorce their men so readily, they stayed. both grandfathers eventually moved out, started with new women, but still expected to be able to "come back home" when they wished, and for the most part were allowed, till they passed. so yeah, they were married for 30, 40 something years, but d@mn sure wasnt a model for the masses. led to their daughters changing the course of their families and saying enuf is enuf….things have changed greatly over the years…
@Kym – the older i get, the better i get – i like that
August 24th, 2010
11:04 am
Kym you gone make me pull out the collection plate and start passing it around cause you'se preaching in that 10:52.
August 24th, 2010
11:06 am
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August 24th, 2010
11:08 am
What up erybody. Been travelling like crazy the last couple of weeks. Hope all is well.
I'm gonna have to agree with my boy Dreams. Women and men put up with a lot of things years ago based on "unconditional" love and the understanding on having to endure for the long run. Where it seems today that the long run is much shorter. Marriage these days are truly CONDITIONAL. I say we just change the vows all together. Clearly death due us part is out. Toss out for better of for worse too.
August 24th, 2010
11:09 am
Kym – Fantastic post!
Oh, and about that earlier post mentioning the new wife that said she doesn't cook or work in the summertime – so what? The guy knew that when he married her. Obviously that's not something that is important to him. How they divy up the responsibilities in their marriage is their business. I bet she wasn't Suzy Homemaker when they dated, so why should that change after marriage? If he wanted the traditional wife, that's what he would have married.
August 24th, 2010
11:09 am
**or for worse
August 24th, 2010
11:09 am
Back then….you had to marry a woman to have any relations. Today, women give up the goodies over a couple of dinners so why should I marry her!? Today….marriage makes no sense….esp for men. I am a strong proponent against legal marriage….The State of GA does not need to have a say in my love life.
August 24th, 2010
11:10 am
"All of this being said….Why the hell is the divorce rate pushing 60% ???? Could it be that we are not nearly strong enoughto do what it takes to go the distance anymore???"
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atmos x New Balance CM996 AM "Face Off 3″
For the third part of the Face Off collab, atmos teams up with New Balance on a special pair of CM996s for the end of 2012.
The CM996 makes use of multiple materials, giving the sneaker a diverse look from heel to toe. The upper is black dominated, but also features an off white on the toe box and logo along with a slight hit of purple on the detailing. Use of glow in the dark and reflective materials are also thrown onto the sneaker.
Look for these to drop at atmos in December. Via HS
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Saulnot is situated in the Haute-Saone (Franche-Comte region) in the north-east of France at 36 km from Vesoul, the department capital. (General information: Saulnot is 348 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Ronchamp chapel at 16 km and Belfort at 19 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend close to Saulnot. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
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Franche-Comte (surrounding region)
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Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Saulnot and wondering what to do next! Positions of each of these attractions is shown on the map below.
Heritage sites Besancon citadelle (Vauban fortifications) (58km)
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Thann (45km); Plombieres-les-Bains (47km)
Remarkable gardens Roseraie du Chatelet (28km); Parc de Wesserling (45km); Parc de la Marseillaise (58km)
Sites of natural beauty Ballon d'Alsace (33km)
Towns of Art and history Guebwiller (58km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Moffans-et-Vacheresse (9km); Montbeliard (14km); Mandeure (18km); Belfort (19km); Rougegoutte (25km); Masevaux (36km); Hirtzbach (44km)
Zoo and/or wildlife park Citadelle de Besançon (58km)
Commune: Saulnot
Canton: Héricourt-Ouest
Arrondissement: Lure
Department: Haute-Saone
Region: Franche-Comte
Postcode: 70400
from Vesoul (prefecture): 36 km
from Paris: 348 km
from Calais: 512 km
from Nice: 432 km
from Bordeaux: 631 km
from Strasbourg: 141 km
We have 19 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Saulnot): Aibre, Arcey, Champey, Chavanne, Coisevaux, Courmont, Desandans, Echenans, Faymont, Gemonval, Granges-la-Ville, Granges-le-Bourg, Le Vernoy, Marvelise, Sainte-Marie, Secenans, Semondans, Tremoins and Villers-sur-Saulnot.
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Numerology Monthly Numbers
February 2014
February 2014 carries the numerological frequency of four.
A month filled with four energy will find you desiring stability in all aspects of life while your ambition soars. This is a productive, stable month.
Your business life will be systematic, controlled and organized to allow you optimum success. Your dependability will not be unnoticed, nor will your productivity. It's a time when you can feel part of the team and yet dedicated to your specific tasks. Realize that not everyone can keep up with you and try to avoid judgement of others that may lag behind. While you find tremendous satisfaction in work and career, you must be careful that you don't over commit or spend overly long, exaggerated hours at the office or work place. Your sense of responsibility is heightened this month but it's equally important to have time away from the business side of life.
On the personal side of life it's wise to refrain from being too methodical and stable. Allow some freedom for dreams and other level awareness to entertain and enliven your thoughts. Try not to allow yourself to become a recluse in the process and try to open to ideas and thoughts of others that will spark you in the coming months.
A four month is a centering time but it also preparation for the future..
The symbology of four indicates being grounded in nature. It's a number of completion and this month may find you wanting to freshen up your domain to prepare for next month's seasonal equinox. Meditation will come easy this month as will solitary projects.
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It has a mission to teach everyone to make their pages on the Web fast and easy.
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ISV Monthly Sankirtan Festivals Smash Records and Illusions
Hare Krishna Prabhuji
please accept my Humble obesiences to the dust of your lotus feet and all glories to Srila Prabhupad.
Fantastic and fabulous to hear the news!. Its amazing and since I had been part of the MSFs during the early days, still remember the guidance, fatherly approach of H.G Vaisheshika Prabhu and of course the dedication of the congregation members.
Good to hear about the numbers and you have vividly brought out the temple activities binded with spiritual embedding .
During my association, have personally learnt a lot from ISV and owe a lot and lot to his grace and the team at ISV.
The MSF is thorough, systematic with best of (the professional folks) as devotees go out for the sangeerthan.
My Heartfelt congrats and wishes
Your Humble servant
Sri Narayan Dasa
Comment Posted By sathyanarayanan On 28.01.2010 @ 11:05
The process of celibacy as given to us by Srila Prabhupada is rather simple
Hare Krishna Prabhuji
Pl accept my Obeisances to the dust of your lotus feet. All glories to Srila Prabhupad.
The post vividly portrays the essence of self control and brings out the easy and best steps for self control
Looking forward to more such wonderfull posts from your grace.
Also our humble thanks to varahanarasimha Prabhu and Akruranatha prabhu to enlight and dwell deeper on with your expert advice.
fallen soul / servant in training
Comment Posted By sathyanarayanan On 19.06.2009 @ 18:49
Harinama Initiation Lecture, by His Grace Vaisesika Dasa Adhikari, in San Jose, California, March 2009
Hare Krishna
Please accept our humble obeisances to the dust of your lotus feet. All glories to Srila Prabhupada.
Dandavat pranams.
I missed the event few weeks back and was bit upset, but this great compiliation, brought out the exact eseence of classic touch.
yet another great lecture by His Grace, Vaisesika Prabhu!
sincere thanks to Akruranath Prabhuji.
Humble Servant
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"He was so learned that he could name a horse in nine languages; so ignorant that he bought a cow to ride on."Contrasting with the Genius Ditz, who, while usually foolish, has one area in which they are absolutely brilliant, we have the Ditzy Genius who, while very intelligent and talented in several or many areas, has absolutely nothing in the way of common sense, logic, wit or tact. This can occasionally be shown as naivete to the point of stupidity, and/or nigh-Suicidal Overconfidence / inability to see the danger in what they're doing. In any case, these characters end up landing themselves in trouble more often than not. The primary difference between a Ditzy Genius and a Genius Ditz is that a Ditzy Genius has high general intelligence but is highly inept at something more mundane than their intellectual interests (social skills, for example) or lacks common sense, whereas the Genius Ditz usually seems dumb or clueless but is in fact highly proficient in at least one fairly specialised skill or field of knowledge. Contrast also Book Dumb, which is a character smart in mundane life but abysmal in everything academic. Sometimes this is a deliberate characterization decision made to give a highly intelligent character a Fatal Flaw, or make them come across as weird, or any number of other reasons. Other times it happens entirely by accident because the writers keep tossing the Idiot Ball to a character who's (perhaps only because we're told as much) supposed to be academically brilliant. See also Cloud Cuckoo Lander or Brilliant, but Lazy, especially in cases where the character's intelligence is largely informed. One of the standard Hollywood interpretations of a Nerd, the other two being the Hollywood Nerd and the Extraverted Nerd. Very closely related to Smarter Than You Look. Also compare Absent-Minded Professor, who isn't foolish so much as forgetful. See also No Social Skills and Sacrificed Basic Skill for Awesome Training.
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I/O performance is not very relevant to desktop-type applications, like storing project files, music, videos, or personal files on a thumb drive. However, it becomes important if you intend to execute applications or even an operating system from the memory device.
The combination of quick access times and fast read throughput allows for quick file server I/O performance in the case of OCZ's Throttle drive. In this benchmark, the interface type is less important, revealing the actual differences of each device on a flash configuration level.
Our Web server test does not execute writes, only lots of small block random read operations. The eSATA connections seem to have obvious advantages here. These results are still clearly faster than the performance you'd get from conventional hard drives for Web server-type I/O operations.
- New Thumb Drives With eSATA And High Capacities
- Introducing eSATA… Kind of
- 128 GB And USB 2.0: Kingston Data Traveler 200
- 32 GB, eSATA/USB: Maxell Solid State Drive
- 8 GB, eSATA/USB: OCZ Throttle eSATA Flash Drive
- 32 GB Silicon Power eSATA/USB SSD
- Test Setup And Access Time
- Throughput Results
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9masterjaw , August 7, 2009 6:49 AMThe problem with eSATA would be the connectors. It would defeat the purpose of portability if you can't find ports to connect it. Might as well look forward to USB 3.0.
1rambo117 , August 7, 2009 8:00 AMmasterjaw 1+^
the eSATA has some nice performance but if it requires a power cable, then why not get an external harddrive which will have an alot better space/$$$ ratio.
or we could just wait till USB3.0 comes out
0gorounreal , August 7, 2009 8:01 AMThere's also a 256gb Kingston flash stick out now:
But far too expensive at $1500 AUD
0anamaniac , August 7, 2009 8:06 AMI personally like the Silicon Power drive. Offers all the storage I need for quick portable needs, and isn't too far off of a external HDD. Sounds like something I would pump my OS on.
What about USB RAID 0 setups? I have come accross it before, and thus want to see it on several of these Silicon Power drives to get SSD performance. ^_^
gorounrealThere's also a 256gb Kingston flash stick out now:http://www.kingston.com/ukroot/flash/dt300.aspBut far too expensive at $1500 AUD
Ouch. =/
0Anonymous , August 7, 2009 8:38 AMI don't like this comparison.
The comparison is totally wrong. SSD drives/memory and USB sticks work differently. SSD memory has an additional controller with buffering and RAM to speed up transfers. USB sticks do not. So its obvious that eSATA SSD performs better than USB sticks.
2inmytaxi , August 7, 2009 9:23 AMI bought the OCZ Throttle 16 gb to see if the Ready Boost performance was superior through esata, but I've not seen a difference(didn't use ready boost before at all) in benchmarks and haven't noticed one in real life either.
Still, nice to use my unused esata port!
1LuxZg , August 7, 2009 9:38 AMI wish that eSATA+USB ports would become officially supported by both SATA-IO and USB forum groups. It is a great idea, and solves a lot of problems for hybrid devices like these. And hybrid ways of this socket also solve many problems for eSATA like power and backward compatibility. USB forum has less (if any) benefits for accepting it, but "legalizing" this would be just a big plus for the general consumers.
0techpops , August 7, 2009 12:28 PMGreat read.
I'd be interested in a smaller once of these, 8gb ocz sounds about what I'd need and use it for caching. Firefox cache and things of that nature.
I'm surprised that ready boost didn't improve but possibly you're running with a lot of system memory anyway @ inmtaxi ? It wouldn't really have much of an effect at all in that case.
So as a caching decide, the esata is the way to go?
I haven't seen any of these in the stores yet here in the UK but would love to try one, what are the prices like for the ocz models?
0Anonymous , August 7, 2009 12:41 PMThis is more like it........usb at one end & sata at the other....http://www.kanguru.com/eflash.html#
-2inmytaxi , August 7, 2009 12:47 PMIt pricey, $54 for the 16 gb at tigerdirect, $32 for the 8 gb. I got 1.99 postage because my total purchase > $100 ...
I run 4 gb ocz ddr2 1200 with raid 0 wd blacks (2x 640 gb)
0Grims , August 7, 2009 1:03 PMI would rather wait for USB 3 with the same performance, but with backwards compatibility with all existing computers.
1inmytaxi , August 7, 2009 1:41 PMUSB 3 won't do any good for me until I upgrade my motherboard, and by then we'll have eSata 3 ... I wish eSata was more widely adapted.
When I buy a new laptop eSata is a near must have requirement, unless I see a super deal without it.
0techpops , August 7, 2009 1:49 PMAh if only those dollars just converted to UK pounds I'd be happy but usually the dollar price gets increased a lot or even doubled coming over here (weeps)
So my guess for the 8gb ocz would be around $60-60 for us. I'm still tempted, been after a solution for caching permanently for a long time. Ramdisks always create problems, eating into system memory and a hassle to keep it permanent and not just dissapear on reboot.
As for USB3, I think I'm a few years away from that. Motherboard wont need upgrading till then so that's a no go for me.
0LuxZg , August 7, 2009 3:15 PMGrims - this IS backwards compatible with all your computers! Unless you've missed it - it work with USB 2.0, which is exactly compatibility you're looking for. eSATA is just for extra speed if your MBO has it. And if you've bought computer in last year or so, you probably already have eSATA on your MBO, so no need to wait for USB3.0 to get out, and than another year before they start producing USB drives with 3.0, MBOs with 3.0, and buying new MBO just so you can have speedier portable storage.
These things are real nice looking, but - unfortunately, not available where I live at the moment... so best I can do is buy an external 2.5" drive that has USB+eSATA
0rambo117 , August 7, 2009 4:43 PManamaniacI personally like the Silicon Power drive. Offers all the storage I need for quick portable needs, and isn't too far off of a external HDD. Sounds like something I would pump my OS on.What about USB RAID 0 setups? I have come accross it before, and thus want to see it on several of these Silicon Power drives to get SSD performance.
USB RAID? ive never heard of it.. how much would that increase performance? sounds like something im gonna be googling today
0senses , August 7, 2009 10:53 PMgedrorI don't like this comparison.The comparison is totally wrong. SSD drives/memory and USB sticks work differently. SSD memory has an additional controller with buffering and RAM to speed up transfers. USB sticks do not. So its obvious that eSATA SSD performs better than USB sticks.
Did you read the article? It's not trying to find if the USB stick is as fast as the eSata/USB sticks.
0techpops , August 7, 2009 11:42 PMrambo117USB RAID? ive never heard of it.. how much would that increase performance? sounds like something im gonna be googling today
I had a go googling around, the idea intrigued me too. It seems you can't do this on Windows, only under Linux and the results are dissapointing unless you fill a certain limited criteria.
It seems that a good use of an array for USB Flash Drives would be if you had 4 slow drives. You could gain huge improvements in transfer speeds with this setup.
However, with faster Flash Drives, the increase hits the ceiling of what USB can offer and being limited to Linux makes the whole idea pointless for me. So a single drive like a Patriot seems like the best way to go for pure USB speeds.
I also did some more research on prices in the UK. I was close enough, you're looking at double the dollar price or to put it another way, almost twice the price of the fastest USB Flash Drives I know of, the Patriots.
$56 for the 16gb OCZ esata against $34 for an 8gb USB only patriot drive. A huge price bump for what essentially boils down to much faster read speed but not much difference in write speed.
I suspect these esata flash drives will stay on my amazon wishlist for sometime
0techpops , August 7, 2009 11:44 PMcurse the no edit button!
I meant 8gb ocz.
0spazebar , August 8, 2009 4:36 AMso if I take 6 eSata 128GB flash drives cut off the little l part on the mother board and use the USB headers on my MB I could have a 640GB Raid 5 array that takes up less space than a single HDD?
0techpops , August 8, 2009 6:31 AMSure, but you'd have a Linux only $3000+ 640gb tiny array or looking at it another way, a more money than sense array.


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Handbag with cast and chased silver frame decorated with openwork figures of children harvesting grapes. Ball/snap closure. Silver suspension chain of alternating oval links and links formed of three flower-heads. Bag is oval shaped, black wool with petite point embroidery decoration on each side of a bouquet of trumpet shaped flowers. Pink satin lining. Hallmarked "800" on frame.
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Cosmetic case of silver in envelope shape with etching. Plunger opening. Gold interior of floral design with mirror and openings to hold makeup. Silver chain handle alternates between chain links and bars.
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Boater style hat of dark charcoal wide straw. High, flat crown with wide, slightly upturned brim. Hatband of black, sheer material forming bow on side. Inner headband of black grosgrain ribbon. 2 pins. Inside paper crown lining stamped with nude woman riding a stag leaping over a scroll work tree; stamped "Made in Italy".
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Headband of black velvet with 5 gold metal tassels on top front edge.
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Cloche hat of black felt. The domed crown has a shaped lower edge, and a small brim that turns up and back to become vertical against the crown at front, and flares out slightly at sides and back. At side is a spray of black ostrich feathers. Inner black grosgrain ribbon hatband. Maker's label sewn inside: "Model / by / Hatty's / Paris / New York"
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Pair of woman's shoes of pearlized plastic fabric. Designed with a squared toe, the shoes are lined in silver leather, and have square heels covered in same silver leather. Designer's label in left shoe: "Herbert Levine" Retailer's label in right shoe: "Amen Wardy / El Paso Texas" Handwritten note inside shoe: "7 1/2 M / 26753"


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My favorite sport
By Myles McCabe
Sixth grade
My favorite sport is football. I play for Rockridge Jr. Rockets. We are a good team. I play guard on offense and tackle on defense. I love playing tackle football.
We all have names on the team. My name is Monster; one is Beast Man, Rudy, REGGIE, Bulldog, Hollywood, and Hammer. We are 2 and 2. We practice Wednesday and Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m.
My favorite team is the Bears. They are 4 and 1. They lost to the Green Bay Packers. My favorite player is Devin Hester. He is one of the best kick returners. My second favorite player is Brian Urlacher. He is a lin backer for the Bears, but he was out for a while because he got injured. And that is my favorite sport.
My Favorite Sport ..... BASEBALL!
By Gabe Rogers
Sixth grade
My favorite sport is baseball because I like how it shows teamwork and effort. I started baseball when I was in Kindergarten and I have been playing ever since. I mostly play 1st base and sometimes pitcher. Baseball is my favorite sport and I would recommend this sport to anyone who likes to show off their skills.
There are only a few things baseball players should be good at, such as running, hitting, catching, and throwing. I have only been on teams for Rockridge and I like that every year I have teammates that have been on my team from previous years and others that have not been on my team before. Baseball is one of those sports that you don't have to be good at everything, but you need to make sure that you do the best that you can.
Baseball is a sport for all ages and it doesn't matter if you might have an amputated hand, because you can still play. All you need ls a little more practice than the other kids to get better. You just have to play longer to get more and more advanced. Starting with T-Ball you hit off of a tee, then after that level, a coach pitches to you. After playing coach pitch, kids of your own age group will be pitching to you. Baseball is a great sport, I hope you like it as much as I do!!!
My heroes are my grandparents!
By Taylor Curry
Sixth grade
My grandparents are the best in the world! Their names are Bill and Pat Curry. My grandma was born on October 17th and my grandpa on May 4th. They were married on August 30th, 1958. They have 4 children Jim Curry; my dad Dan Curry; Mike Curry; and Lisa Hossutt. They have 14 grandchildren and they have 4 great-grandchildren. They are the best in the world.
My grandmother, Pat Curry, is the best. She takes me and my sister out to eat, to the movies, shopping at the mall, and of course, gives us a lot of things for our birthday and Christmas. Every Christmas she gets me and my sister a lot of gifts. She is always making me and my sister laugh. She's the world's best baker. She's taught me how to bake my first pie and I've been baking ever since. When I'm sick she comes and picks me up and makes me soup. I'm so lucky to have her as my grandmother.
My grandfather, Bill Curry, is amazing. He helps me feed and water my calves. He is a big help around my farm. My grandpa likes me to bake for him. He is always trying to give me money and it annoys me to the goonies but I know it's because he loves me. Sometimes he pays me when I help him haul round bales. My grandpa was in 4-H and showed dairy cows. He enrolled most of his kids in 4-H. I know that my dad showed beef cattle. Whenever I need him he is there for me. I love him so much!! They are always there for me. I hoped you liked my article.
My Hero, My Brother
By Mattison Nicole Reuther
Sixth grade
My hero is my brother Jacob Kirksey. My brother has been through a lot. He had brain cancer at 9 years old. My parents where newly married when they found out that Jacob had cancer. They found out he had cancer on August 10th. It was a very hard time for our parents. I love Jacob very much. He is my only sibling, and I'm glad he didn't die.
Sometimes I wonder what he would look like if he never had cancer. Our grandmother was very supportive all the time. Jacob is now 25 and is very healthy. We were recently at Trinity Hospital and saw his nurse from when Jacob had cancer. I hope it never comes back.
He went through chemotherapy for 6 years. My parents never thought that this would happen to their son, and I never thought this would happen to my brother. This is why my brother is my hero. Do you know anyone who has or had cancer. PLEASE think about what you can do to help someone with cancer.
He is #1
By Cody Bush
Sixth grade
My dad is the hero of my life because he never lets me down and is always willing to help me. He is super thoughtful and has always cared what I do and how I do it. He is always encouraging me to do better. Whether it is school or sports he is the best. I love him because he is always there for me and will always have my back.
If I was stuck on a stranded island and I got to pick someone to be there with me it would be my dad. He would be my number one choice. He also knows how to cook. He can do just about anything. If he is going to do something he does it all in and never stops half way. He will never give up even if the going gets tough.
Also he is very fun to hang around. He does all kinds of stuff for me. Every year he takes me up to Wisconsin to ride four wheelers and he lets me pick the trails I want to ride on. I always pick the bumpy trails with ramps to go on and we both have a lot of fun.
His sense of humor is really funny too. One time I brought my iPod to his house and he was talking to talking Tom. He was making really funny jokes and talking in a really funny accent. He is hilarious.
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One man is dead after officials say he fell off of a truck bed.
By Jennifer Emert - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – A Congressional candidate threw his version of a tea party in Albany Friday.
Rick Allen set up on one of Albany's busiest roads and offered sweet tea to voters willing to stop and talk. He plans to hold similar parties all over the second district in an effort to get to know voters and their concerns. He say's it's a good way to tell voters about his conservative approach to government. He wants to see less spending, a strong military, and more support for small businesses.
"I believe the more people you can talk to on a one to one basis and that can understand how you feel about the county and I'm really passionate about the future of this country and about the direction that it's taking," said Rick Allen, Congressional Candidate.
Allen planned to be on North Westover Boulevard in the Home Depot parking lot as long as the tea lasted. He faces Lee Ferrell and Mike Keown in the Republican primary next month. The winner will take on incumbent Sanford Bishop in November.
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Describing the service as a potentially "disruptive challenge to libraries," Jamie LaRue, principal of LaRue and Associates Consulting, told LJ that "even in rural areas now, a lot of folks have ereaders, and find that they prefer ebooks. This kind of service, at that price point, will probably result in another market shift. $9.99 is a pretty good deal."
Librarians, Media React to Launch of Kindle Unlimited
Wanted: Presentations for LJ/SLJ October 1 Virtual Event "The Digital Shift"
Nashville's Limitless Libraries Hopes to Merge School and Public Library ILS
Make It @ Your Library Launches Maker Space Project Website
Make It @ Your Library, in collaboration with Instructables.com and the American Library Association, has finally launched its searchable website, makeitatyourlibrary.org, for librarians seeking maker space ideas and projects. Make It @ Your Library—an initiative developed through the ILEAD USA program over the past year—aims to help librarians realize maker projects in their own communities at low cost.
Reinventing Libraries Keynote Panel Looks into Industry's Future | The Digital Shift 2013
Last week's "The Digital Shift" virtual event, "Reinventing Libraries," produced by Library Journal and School Library Journal, looked at the broad spectrum of ways in which libraries are remaking themselves and rethinking their missions—and how to accomplish them—in the digital age. Throughout the day, panelists gave presentations, took questions from honing new skills, developing new ones, and thinking ahead about what assets will make a successful library—and a successful librarian—in the future.
Chicago Public Library to Expand YOUmedia Program in 2014
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced Monday that he would expand the Chicago Public Library's (CPL) YOUmedia digital skills program by $500,000 in order to serve 25 percent more teens in 2014. The program teaches web design, digital media production, and programming. The announcement comes just a week after the online expansion of CPL's homework help program.
Howard County (MD) Libraries to Expand HiTech Initiative with $267,500 IMLS Grant
Maryland's Howard County Library System, 2013 Gale/LJ Library of the Year, will use the $276,500 grant it has received from the Institute of Library & Museum Services (IMLS) to expand its HiTech program. The program is a STEM education initiative for teens that provides project-based classes in such skill areas as computer programming, 3-D animation, green energy, nanotechnology, music/video production, ebooks, game app design, cybersecurity, and robotics.
Internet Archive Offers Access to Blacked Out Government Websites
Although the U.S. federal shutdown means many important government websites—such as those for the Library of Congress and NASA—have gone completely dark this week, the nonprofit Internet Archive is making those sites available to the public through archived captures, the organization has announced on its blog.
EBSCO Offers Free ERIC Database Access During Government Shutdown
EBSCO Information Services has announced that it is making the government database ERIC, the Education Resource Information Center, freely available during the government shutdown. Since the government site for ERIC is unavailable during the shutdown, EBSCO will temporarily open its version of ERIC for free access online.
Penguin Drops Side Loading Requirement for Kindle Lending
In a quick reversal of its position on Kindle lending, Penguin on September 26 loosened the terms of its renewed agreement with OverDrive, announced only the day before. The publisher has agreed to allow library patrons to download ebook titles wirelessly via OverDrive's "Get for Kindle" function instead of, as initially announced, first downloading titles to a computer, and then side-loading those titles to their Kindle classic or Paperwhite using a USB cord.


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Regional schools' study group discusses survey results
WILLMAR -- When the Willmar and Montevideo school boards voted this week to share the services of a food service director, they followed New London-Spicer into a new era.
The three schools will begin sharing a food service director next fall.
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It was a different story only five years ago. For most medical students finishing their residencies and many in the medical profession, primary care as a medical field represented the ugly stepchild of the family and the last to picked in gym class. The jocks and cheerleaders (e.i., cardiologists and radiologists) were looked up by everyone in the playground and were the kings/queens of the school. And when compared to specialists, primary care physicians (PCPs) were in fact generally paid less and subject to working longer hours with many days filled with fevers and strep throat.
However, that is dramatically changing in our post-reform environment. With headlines like "recruitment demand high for primary care doctors" dotting newspapers and blogsphere, the field of primary care has emerged as the new "it" profession in medicine. According to a 2010-2011 study by Merritt Hawkins, family practice and general internal medicine physicians were the top two most requested physician search assignments. The former top dogs–radiologists, cardiologists, and anesthesiologists–dropped in search assignments to 17th, 18th, and 19th, respectively.
This seemingly about-face has a lot to do with the new landscape in healthcare. The recent healthcare legislation has put primary care at the center of tomorrow's healthcare delivery system. New reform initiatives like patient-centered medical homes and accountable care organizations will depend heavily on primary care to serve as a linchpin in the coordination of care. This means that PCPs will be expected to play the principal role to manage the health of their patients, notably those with chronic health conditions. Improved case management, coordination with specialists, and more time spent with each patient–considered to be fundamental components to lower costs and enhance quality for patients for our healthcare system–will be led by primary care physicians.
At the same time, economic factors have played a role in primary care's rise to the top. Due to the economic downturn and increased pressure to cut spending, elective procedures and reimbursements cuts have significantly reduced the need to hire certain specialists. Alternatively, primary physicians now at the epicenter of care are seen as a key component in a hospital's strategy to integrate its services across the spectrum of care and remain financially competitive. Case in point, by aligning with PCPs and certain specialities, hospitals can shore up their patient referral base and avoid leakage to other systems.
Here in Atlanta, as the market continues to consolidate among major providers (Emory buys St. Joes, Piedmont buys Henry Medical, etc.), we'll see even more of an appetite for primary care and pressure for all physicians to align with one hospital system. (This is also a national trend where more than half of new doctors today are hired by hospitals, according to the Medical Group Management Association). Long gone are the days of primary care being left dateless at the big dance. Rather, you can bet that primary care will be the star quarterback everyone wants to be like for some time to come.


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Once Sherlock Holmes raked in over half a billion dollars at the international box office, it didn't take a genius to deduce that a sequel would be forthcoming. It was elemen... inevitable, really.
What one might not have predicted was that it would actually outshine its predecessor - which was none too shabby to begin with - in terms of action and excitement, at least.
It's 1891 and Sherlock Holmes has somehow established a link between a series of bombings in Europe and the sudden demise of key industry figures across the globe.
That link is Cambridge maths professor James Moriarty (Harris of TV's Mad Men), a world renowned mastermind with an evil streak the length of the Large Hadron Collider.
Unfortunately, Holmes is so wrapped up in his investigation that he forgets to arrange a stag party for his former partner-in-crimefighting, Watson (Law), who's getting married in the morning.
Still, when a Cossack assassin shows up at their 'gentlemen's club', the night turns out to be more memorable than they expected.
But no sooner has the honeymoon started for the new Mrs Watson (Kelly Reilly) than her husband and his best man are totalling the train and off to wreck half of Europe in a bid to save the world.
Also up to their necks in the intrigue are Holmes' more conventionally eccentric brother Mycroft (Fry), his old girlfriend Irene (Rachel McAdams), and Gypsy fortune teller Madam Simza (original Dragon Tattoo girl Noomi Rapace in her first English-speaking role).
Of course, to win the ultimate mind game with Moriarty, Holmes must rely on all his powers of deduction, observation, prognostication and – since they are without doubt the biggest pair of know-alls on the planet - pontification.
Yet while his experiments into 'urban camouflage' show promise, a master of disguise he is not. But, being a three-in-one mix of Withnail, James Bond and Tony 'Iron Man' Stark, Downey's Holmes is more than up to the task.
Even if the adventure wasn't brimming with humour, invention and derring-do, it's Downey's bold take on such a well-loved (and defined) literary hero that is bound to make any addition to the franchise worth a watch.
Ritchie also stamps his mark on proceedings, creating a real sense of urgency while adding Lock-Stocky impact to the fisticuffs and gunplay with well-deployed close-ups and super slo-mo.
At times, the action is almost operatic. And not just the bit at the Paris Opera. When artillery fire reduces a forest to matchwood, it's like Sam Peckinpah just broke into The Matrix.
Indeed, there's lots for cineastes to appreciate, from the sprinkling of movie in-jokes (including a bit of wise-assery to the tune of Two Mules For Sister Sara) to the exceptional production design, stylishly realised by cinematographer Phillippe Rousselet.
For everyone else, it's simply a rollicking blockbuster of the highest calibre.


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Upper Township Gazette | Business
Thank you to Good Samaritans
Written by Opinion Tuesday, August 05, 2014 12:00 am
To the editor:
I would like to thank everyone, neighbors and passersby, who assisted my husband and me on July 10 at the corner of Hilltop Drive and Breckley Avenue. Everyone's help and kindness is deeply appreciated.
Farmers Insurance opens in Marmora
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, July 02, 2014 12:00 am
MARMORA – Farmers Insurance held a grand opening for its new office in Marmora on Saturday, June 28.
There were face painters and hamburgers and hotdogs available. Raffles were held for a "beach day" and "movie night" basket and an iPad mini.
Mama Mia's celebrating more than 25 years in Seaville
Written by Columb Higgins Wednesday, May 21, 2014 12:00 am
SEAVILLE – Mama Mia's Ristorante is marking more than 25 years in business in Seaville this year.
Owner Joseph Massaglia says when he opened his doors in 1988 most people didn't know where Seaville was, let alone his new restaurant. Now, it is one of the most successful Italian restaurants in the area.
Read more: Mama Mia's celebrating more than 25 years in Seaville
Business owner talks about emergency preparedness
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, April 03, 2014 12:00 am
Steve Rotay, owner of Paul Davis Restoration and Remodeling, was the featured speaker at "BuildingsNY" at the Javits Center in New York recently.
The business has locations in Pennsylvania and in Marmora.
Read more: Business owner talks about emergency preparedness
Let's Party Painters introduces Art Club
Written by Ann Richardson Wednesday, February 19, 2014 01:14 pm
CORBIN CITY — Offering face painting, art and music lessons, dancing, princesses, superheroes and popular children's characters, just to name a few, owner Shawna Mulford said the open house at Let's Party Painters, 112 Route 50 in Corbin City, on Monday, Feb. 24 will exhibit their new Art Club.
Acupuncture office opens in Marmora
Written by Staff Reports Tuesday, February 04, 2014 01:00 am
MARMORA — Fast Track to Health, Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine, opened recently at 510 S. Shore Road, Suite B.
It is a wellness clinic offering private acupuncture, community acupuncture and functional medicine.
"Community acupuncture is done in a group setting and is very affordable," reads a statement from the organization.
Seaville store celebrates customer satisfaction award
Written by Staff Reports Tuesday, January 28, 2014 04:35 pm
SEAVILLE – Advantage Rental and Sales in Seaville celebrated Ace Hardware Corporation's recent recognition in the J.D. Power & Associates 2013 U.S. Home Improvement Retailer Store Satisfaction Study.
The Seaville store was chosen as the only store in New Jersey to mark the award. It is the seventh year in a row that Ace has received the award.
Read more: Seaville store celebrates customer satisfaction award
Upper Township store to celebrate Ace ranking Thursday
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, January 22, 2014 04:20 pm
SEAVILLE – Advantage Rental and Sales of Seaville is celebrating Ace Hardware Corporation's recent recognition in the J.D. Power and Associates 2013 U.S. Home Improvement Retailer Store Satisfaction Study.
The store plans to have coffee and doughnuts for customers from noon to 4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23. The store is located on Route 50 in Seaville.
Read more: Upper Township store to celebrate Ace ranking Thursday
Christmas sweets
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, January 01, 2014 01:00 am
Blue Dolfin Sweets, located on Route 9 in Upper Township, created a tasty showpiece that was displayed at the Flanders Hotel during the December 2013 Christmas season.
Music Together open house and demo
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, November 07, 2013 05:04 pm
PALERMO – Music Together of Upper Township is inviting parents or caregivers and their children up to five years old to an open house at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 23 and Dec. 7 at the Little Schoolhouse of Palermo, Rt 9 in Palermo.
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- Car Caress II offers free washes for veterans, military personnel
- Stroke and osteoporosis screenings in Sea Isle City
- Paul Davis Emergency Services names new associate and project manager
- CrossFit gaining a loyal following in Upper Township
- Camp joins AC law firm
- Manager named at Fitzpatrick, Bongiovanni & Kelly
- Upper Township Business Association meeting focuses on business growth
- Health fair and open house in Seaville
- Amy Mahon receives state producer license
- Cape Regional Physicians Associates celebrates one year caring for Upper Township
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This is going to be the biggest Dragon Ball Z game since Dragon Ball Z The Legend – Saiyan Saga Battle on the PS1. Let me rephrase, because this will be the biggest multi-player tactical fighter since DBZ Saiyan Saga. I am glad that they are bringing back the tactical fighter where you can play up to 8 players or 4 vs. 4 in which you will have to think like a team to tactical on enemies. It is so exciting to see how this is actually going to play out and the only time this was done properly as a two player game was on Saiyan Saga, but now we have better graphics and crazy action involved. Check out the latest exciting trailer giving you what you need in a DBZ game.
At this point and time I would like to present to you the pre-order bonus information which is only for the UK at the moment, but thankfully no region code for the Ps3 users. The picture below will give you a great look at what you will acquire and you can hit up Play-asia.com for additional information as it develops.
The added edition of the battle of the Gods movie is great addition, but you will have to wait till next year to get your hands on this title. If you are interested, you can head over to the aStore to pre-order your copy now and I hope to see you on the battlefield. I hope you check back for additional information as it develops before its 2014 release. Stay frosty Z Fighters!


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Last time I checked…
THIS was the Harlem Shake….
THIS is just white people being lame….
That's what I thought too. The first video I saw I was like 'Thats not the Harlem shake.' I was always remember Bow Wow when I think of the HS
That gif looks like they are trying to do the weekends at bernie's dance… from like 3 years ago….
people got there shit confused and mixed up.
harlem shake takes some serious skills by the way.
are white people gonna do the harlem shake like they did with twerking?
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