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When a television series ends, does it really just cease to
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That's probably something that columnist Carrie Bradshaw (played by actress
Sarah Jessica Parker on HBO's Sex and the City) would scribe if her
assignment were to sum up the lessons gleaned from her hit sitcom over the past
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very topic -- except that I am wearing Nikes, not Manolo Blahniks, and I am
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The final episode of HBO's breakthrough series Sex and the City aired on Feb. 22, and leading "sexperts" and women's health experts have a lot to say on the escapades -- and sexcapades -- of the four female friends who starred in the show.
Sex and the City covered "all issues that people face every day when they are dating and in relationships; it educated and entertained us and made it more acceptable for us to talk about these issues," says Los Angeles-based clinical sexologist Ava Cadell, author of several books, including 12 Steps to Everlasting Love.
From masturbation and sex toys to performance anxiety and infertility, "the show crossed certain boundaries where female sexuality is concerned," says Cadell, who counts herself among the millions of avid Sex and the City fans.
Importantly, viewers learned that "It's OK to be single in your 30s and 40s and its OK to initiate a relationship and/or sex," she tells WebMD.
Thanks to Sex and the City, we know that "sex toys are OK and fun and are not taboo," she says. "On the show, it's done with such humor that it becomes acceptable."
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Arlington, TX (Sports Network) - Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz both homered in their first game off the disabled list, and Alexi Ogando tossed his first career shutout to lift Texas over Chicago, 4-0, in the first of a three-game series.
Hamilton hadn't played since April 12, when he suffered a broken bone in his right upper arm during a game against Detroit, and Cruz has been sidelined since May 3 when he suffered a strained right quadriceps muscle in a game at Seattle.
Ogando (5-0) scattered five hits and three walks in the first complete game of his career. He also fanned six in the Rangers' second straight win following a three-game losing streak.
John Danks (0-7) also went the distance, allowing four runs on nine hits and two walks while striking out three, as Chicago had its brief two-game win streak snapped.
"It's getting harder and harder. That's just the blunt truth. It doesn't do me any good to sit and dwell on it and feel sorry for myself. I have to come in ready to work," Danks said about still being winless.
Hamilton smacked his first home run of the season in the first inning on the second pitch he faced, to give Texas a 1-0 lead. Adrian Beltre walked in the sixth ahead of a two-run homer from Cruz to increase the Rangers' lead to 3-0.
The Rangers added to their lead in the eighth after Hamilton led off with a double and Michael Young followed with an infield single to put men on the corners. Beltre then hit a sacrifice fly to bring home Hamilton.
Chicago only had one runner reach scoring position and that was in the fifth inning. A.J. Pierzynski reached third on an Ian Kinsler throwing error after a Gordon Beckham single with two outs, but Juan Pierre grounded a ball back to the mound to end the inning.
From there, Ogando only issued a pair of walks and completed his gem by retiring the side in order in the ninth.
"Ogando did an excellent job out there tonight controlling the bat-heads of those guys, because they can swing the bat," Rangers' manager Ron Washington said. "He kept the ball in play and the defense played behind him."
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First time posting...long time lurking... I've become somewhat more serious about brewing (I know...shocking) and have begun my search for a good way to control fermentation temps. I've narrowed it down to two possibilities. 1. La Cave Wine Cooler - Would hold 2 6 gallon buckets with blowoff tubes and gallon jugs. It can control temps from 36 degrees up to 70 with the use of dual thermometers. The unit itself is used and in somewhat of a nasty state and would require some serious elbow grease and baking soda to remove the smells from the cooler as well as some fabrication to make some additional shelves for the unit. It would cost roughly $125. 2. Cool Brewing Bag - The big benefit is that it is collapsible, $55, and brand new spanky clean. The downside is that it only holds one brew, and I have to swap out ice every couple days. I ruled out the old swamp cooler method since my wife is refusing to let me put my beer in any of our bathrooms. So my question to you HBT'ers is, what would you do? Or is there another viable, relatively cheap option that I'm missing? FYI - my house stays at about 75 degrees. Thanks.
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Another silent reader here :) I want to see if Chaol can clarify some things for me.
Let's say that I want to use The Genius to get a new house. So, I visualize myself standing in my new house and I start to perceive the other objects around me.
To my left is a table. On the table is a letter from a company called Service Pros. It's a thank you letter, thanking me for my recent business. They came out to my house to fix my heating unit just in time for the winter. I even remember the first time the faulty unit was brought to my attention by the person selling the house. I got a better deal on the house because of it.
Attached to the letter is a receipt for the $143.92 that I already paid them for fixing it.
I see this as logical narrative. So now I would create a symbol, give it logic, find space for it and then interact with it. My question is, would I define the new symbol AS the letter? When I interact with the symbol, when I follow a rule I've created for it, and when I place it on my computer desk (space), does my subconscious know that I'm actually interacting with the the letter on the table? Does it know that I'm following the logic of the letter and perceiving the table it sits on as it's space? Does it then work to bridge the two perspectives?
Or am I ruining the symbol by defining it as the letter? Am I forcing the symbol to exist as a small pre-defined possibility therefore limiting other ways from which the house would come about?
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Can Service Pros fix something where you live currently? If not, it would work much better. If they can then you may just end up with a broken something where you are currently, because that would be the path that your Genius sees as most efficient to your destination.
You'll want to shoot for something that is only likely to exist as part of the experience of your new house.
However, your new symbol would not be the letter itself. That is too obvious and would require lots of energy to experience it multiple kinds of physicality*. Your goal can, in stead, be to receive such letters or communication.
You would then create a Genius path to it.
You can just create a
, unique symbol with that in mind. There is no need to create an obvious symbol or one that you think would work. Just do it randomly and your sub-conscious will take care of the rest.
You and your current perspective (your house, your family, your life, etc.) can then interact with the new symbol. It could be as simple a thing as a question, "What is that?" asked by someone. Or even a rat chewing on it. This enables your current perspective
to be drawn to
your 'future', desired perspective.
(Really you're just bringing your future perspective out of the current one. It's kind of like a sculptor chipping away at stone. Except that you're doing it mentally, at every moment, and on-the-fly with everything that you see, know, touch, feel, dream, etc.)
Your Genius knows everything. It knows it even before you do. (There is no separation between you and your sub-conscious. I just use these terms and phrases for ease of illustration.)
Imagine that when you see something 'new' or unique in your perspective for the first time your sub-conscious is open to suggestions as to what it is. So you make a suggestion (by intention) that, for example, "this ball of clay with the ice cream flag on it is my new car!"
Your sub-conscious says, "Yeah, ok. That will work." because it has nothing invested in the symbol. (Which is why we need to use symbols that have as little pre-existing value as possible.)
Then when you interact with your ball of clay you are actually interacting with your new car. To your sub-conscious there is not much difference between the car (in your future) and your ball of clay.
But wait.. your sub-conscious realizes that it will be difficult to pick up your cousin with a ball of clay. Further, it will need to be fixed at the mechanic and may need an oil change.
It will take too much energy
for your sub-conscious to perceive picking up your cousin in a ball of clay. It will also take too much energy to change the oil in your ball of clay. (It can be done, of course, as every possibility exists. But the question is,
"How much energy does it take to bring it to your perspective?"
So then it changes your perspective of your ball of clay into the new car that it also is in order to conserve as much energy as possible.
With the Genius we're just using (what I call) Ecsys Prime, which is that "We perceive that which takes the least amount of energy to perceive".
In a way it's tricking your perspective. It doesn't really care about cars or balls of clay. It's pretty much all the same to it. It is only about relationships and the fact that it will waste a lot of energy (meaning, it is not relative) to change the oil of a ball of clay. And since the ball of clay has been interacting with the new Toyota dealership service center it will take more energy to perceive going someplace new, so it may as well be a Toyota. etc, etc.
So there's no need to force anything. When we think we're smarter than our Genius then it's unlikely to work :)
*once you 'wish' it it is all ready fulfilled by your sub-conscious in what would be called metaphysical reality. This usually completely satisfies the need for the 'real' experience that you wanted. Putting it further into your current physical experience is something that your Genius would see as a waste of energy unless there is an other reason for it (an other logical narrative that would dictate that your Genius present the experience to you).
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1) Linnean Society letters received, 1806-1860. 2) Macleay correspondence and miscellaneous papers 1805-59, chiefly with Sir George Macleay and his father Alexander Macleay. Concerns the social conditions and residents of New South Wales as well as botanical studies. 3) Correspondence of William Swainson, 1816-1840. 4) Miscellaneous manuscripts relating to Australian botany and birds. 5) Society for Promoting Natural History records, 1790-1795.
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What about this one - much nicer than the last two...
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Re: the Marie Hebson comment, the photo you posted is pretty, the fabric pops and the shelves with black inserts are appealing, but the door is really wrong, too squat to line up with the shelving, and the hardware doesn't match. It needs some attention, maybe build up the mouldings and add a horizontal door-width mirror above it to serve as a faux transom and bring the top of the door in line with the built ins.
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All very nice, but loved #4,6 & 8 because of the small space. Most of us are not fortunate enough to have Grand entry ways. Nice to get ideas for a small space.
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To Laura Lind comment: This is actually a garage door entryway - not a front entrance. The transom idea is a good one, but unfortunately not to code for a back entry. The cabinetry and mouldings are perfect, these are 10' ceilings so as you can see we did add crown moulding and went as high as we could with the cabinetry without breaking the bank.
The black inserts are just that - baskets that can be removed and are perfect for storing mitts and gloves.
The hardware matches perfectly, we have a nickel pull and a chrome knob. I take the attention to details very seriously, so I completely disagree with your comment.
OH - and the back door looks odd because this photograph was taken with a 3D camera. In actuality, the door is perfectly straight. More photos of this space below:
The black inserts are just that - baskets that can be removed and are perfect for storing mitts and gloves.
The hardware matches perfectly, we have a nickel pull and a chrome knob. I take the attention to details very seriously, so I completely disagree with your comment.
OH - and the back door looks odd because this photograph was taken with a 3D camera. In actuality, the door is perfectly straight. More photos of this space below:
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Get real . Would your family put thier shoes in the cubbies? And those drawers? I bet they never get opened. Hooks for outer wear,baskets for mail and keys and a bench to shove shoes under is much more practical and likely to be used.
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To michd. Cute homey foyer. May I suggests you move the lamps closer into the center of the console table & take the electric cords down the back of the table. If you can I would also replace the lamp shades to black in a more structured shape. Heading toward spring replace your pine cones & snowman with moss balls or orchids on the console & maybe a topiary on the shelf. Very practical & pretty.
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Humility, family, community, and separation from the world are the mainstays of the Amish. Everyday life and custom are governed by an unwritten code of behaviour called the Ordnung, and shunning (Meidung) remains an integral way in which the community deals with disobedient members. In formal religious doctrine, the Amish differ little from the Mennonites. Holy Communion is celebrated twice each year, and foot washing is practiced by both groups. Persons are baptized when they are admitted to formal membership in the church, about the age of 17 to 20 years. Religious services are ... (100 of 1,791 words)Beliefs and way of life
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Throughout the month of August I am working on magnificent self improvements. Last week I started work on my attitude and this week I a looking at ways to kick my physical appearance up a few notches. I have been a wife for more than twenty-two years and a mother for more than sixteen. I am not proud to admit it, but over the years I have stopped paying attention to my appearance. I used to think I was too busy to worry about what I looked like. My husband loves me and thinks I am a major…
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Max Holloway has been on a tear, winning four Featherweight fights in 2014 (all finishes) and climbing the 145-pound rankings in the process. Last night (Feb. 14, 2015), "Blessed" didn't show any signs of slowing down against Cole Miller at UFC Fight Night 60, which took place inside 1STBANK Center in Broomfield, Colo., scoring an impressive unanimous decision over a very game opponent. Holloway opened up the action with a leg kick and Miller responded in kind. In fact, Miller used kicks early t read news >>
Marlon Moraes retained his WSOF bantamweight title with a unanimous decision win over Josh Hill and not one but two fights ended as a result of head butts. Marlon Moraes couldn't finish "Gentleman" Josh Hill but he dominated 4 out of 5 round to take a unanimous decision win with all three judges scoring the bout 49-46. In other action, UFC veteran Cody McKenzie lost via DQ after a deliberate headbutt against Andrew McInnes. McKenzie was angry that McInnes had been pulling his hair and head butti read news >>
Hector Lombard came up positive for a banned substance following his unanimous decision over Josh Burkman at this past month's UFC 182.Filed under: Featured, News, UFC read news >>
"Stitch 'em Up" delivered a dominant performance in the GLORY 19 co-main event, defeating Robert Thomas via unanimous decision. HAMPTON, Va. -- Joe Schilling had fought down to his competition in past fights against Eddie Walker and Wayne Barrett at GLORY 12: "New York." But, "Stitch 'em Up" was not going to allow that to happen at GLORY 19 last night (Feb. 6, 2014) on Spike TV. Schilling would put on a dominant -- and at times overwhelming -- performance against Canadian Robert Thomas, earning read news >>
Third times a charm? Following his unanimous decision defeat to Anderson Silva this past weekend at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada in the main event of UFC 183, most expected Nick Diaz would not be back inside the Octagon for quite some time. Once it was revealed that both he and "The Spider" failed separate UFC 183 drug tests -- Silva for steroids and Diaz for marijuana (again) -- it seemed all but certain that the Stockton native would not be returning anytime soon. Considering a suspensio read news >>
At least we know his leg still works... Former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) middleweight champion, Anderson Silva, tonight (Jan. 31, 2015) competed in his first non-title match in more than eight years, returning from an awful broken shin suffered inside the Octagon to battle Nick Diaz in the UFC 183 main event. Diaz spent the majority of the first round clowning around, doing Anderson's old shtick and actually doing it quite well. He even sprawled himself out on the canvas, then backed read news >>
Anderson Silva defeated Nick Diaz by unanimous decision in a somewhat strange, occasionally exciting, but thoroughly captivating UFC 183 main event. Anderson Silva and Nick Diaz entered the cage to fight at UFC 183, and it was hard to tell how it would go. Would it be a war? Would it be weird? Would it be flashy action fighting? Well, it turned out to be a combination of all of them. But Silva was the one that came out on top, taking a unanimous decision on the judge's scorecards. The scores wer read news >>
It will likely be his last fight in the flyweight division, but John Lineker earned a unanimous nod from the judges at UFC 183 on Saturday night. read news >>
John Lineker came from behind to take a unanimous decision win over Ian McCall in their UFC 183 flyweight fight, while Rafael Natal took a clear decision over Tom Watson. A much-anticipated UFC 183 flyweight bout between two top contenders was the marquee bout in the middle of the UFC 183 preliminary card. Before that, a battle of middleweights took place. Check out the results below. Rafael Natal defeated Tom Watson by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26) As Joe Rogan pointed out many times read news >>
LAS VEGAS – Rafael Natal outworked a gritty Tom Watson over three rounds to earn a unanimous decision.Filed under: News, UFC read news >>
After three unanimous picks in four fights last week, no fighters on this week's UFC card are getting nine-of-nine love from the MMAjunkie staff.Filed under: News, UFC read news >>
Donald Cerrone defeated Benson Henderson via unanimous decision at UFC Fight Night "McGregor vs. Siver," winning for the first time in their three meetings. read news >>
BOSTON -- Patrick Holohan addressed the media after his unanimous decision win over Shane Howell at UFC Fight Night: McGregor vs. Siver on Sunday. Holohan talked about how yoga has helped his training, the toughness of Howell and how the Irish invasion of MMA has only just begun. read news >>
Donald Cerrone was out to prove that he was a different fighter under the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) banner than he was with World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC), where he dropped two bouts to Ben Henderson years ago. He succeeded, but it wasn't easy ... at all. Cerrone and Henderson were forced into a trilogy match at UFC Fight Night 59 tonight (Sun., Jan. 18, 2015) when Eddie Alvarez had to withdraw with an injury, putting "Cowboy" in a position to return to action after going three roun read news >>