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The Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 1 Plum Island
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George Bush calls Alex Jones answering machine.
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Dont Tread On Me: A Refresher Course on the Constitution
Fall of the Republic / The Obama Deception /ENDGAME: Blueprint for Global Enslavement
The Gold Fringed Flag - What Is It All About!
Alex Jones - 500,000 Plastic Coffins in Madison Georgia near the Atlanta airport
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Bill & Hillary Clinton: Their Secret Life
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"What in the World are They Spraying?"
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Charlie Sheen on 9/11
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George Carlin ~ The American Dream
Oath Keeper Sheriff Richard Mack
Exposing The Satanic Empire
How Weed Won The West
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The Light (Evil) Behind MASONRY
A World Without Cancer - The Story Of Vitamin B17
The Creature from Jekyll Island A 2nd Look at the Federal Reserve
Is Milk a Deadly Poison?
STOP Eating Monsanto's GMO Frankenfood!
There is Poison in the Tap Water
Funny & Really Cool Political Music Videos
Funny & Really Cool Political Music Videos
Illuminati Symbolism In Movies
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Vatican Secrets EXPOSED! Jordan Maxwell
Fluoride: The Hard to Swallow Truth Documentary
Dr Bill SCHNOEBELEN [Dubuque, Indiana IA 52004]
- Author of 7 books
- ex Catholic priest (raised a Catholic)
- ex New Age Guru
- Taught Astrology
- Taught Tarot cards
- Taught Astral Projection
- UFO Studies
- ex Satanic & Voodoo High Priest
- ex Hard Core Satanism
- ex 2nd Degree Member Church of Satan
- ex Vampire
- ex Witch
- ex Satanist
- ex Occultist
- ex Channeler
- ex Mormon (LDS)
- ex 9th Degree Rosicrucian (RC)
- 9th Degree Ordo Templi Orientalis (OTO)
- ex KNIGHT TEMPLAR [YORK RITE]
- ex ILLUMINATI [Senior Freemasonry] member
- ex 32nd Degree in Scottish Rite Freemasonry
[Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret]
- 33rd Degree - Sovereign Grand Inspector General
- Member of the SUPREME COUNCIL
[Located precisely 13 blocks from the White House]
- ex 90 Degree Freemason [Olympian (Circle - Theosophy)?]
Bill Schnoebelen was a Satanic and Voodoo High Priest, 2nd degree Church of Satan, New Age guru, occultist, channeler, 90th degree Mason, Knight Templar, and a member of the Illuminati. Bill shows how the conspiracy works and how it uses the Lodge and the highest echelons of power and technology to form a new world government.
Who is Bill Schnoebelen
Dr Bill SCHNOEBELEN EX-Vampire
Vampires are REAL! Forbidden Knowledge, Occult Rituals, Secret Priesthoods, Spells, Luciferian Initiation, Illuminism, Ceremonial Magick, Vampirism. This was his world : Adept, Occultist, Satanic Priest, Black Magician, Vampire. Lured into the occult with the quest for knowledge, this nine hour video chronicles the life of an adept in service to the darkest powers of planet earth until saved from a horrible fate. Discover the preparation, initiation and the "bringing over" of the initiate into the world of true vampirism. The other-worldly initiation by a being of immense power that claimed him for its own. The reality of vampires and werewolves and the positions they hold in the dark world of the occult. The secret priesthood that helped him survive. The lust and hunger of the true vampire and how it destroys its victims. And much, more more! Containing secret, first-hand information that has never before been revealed to the public.
This a Catholic WAKE UP CALL!
With love, sensitivity and deep compassion, this video explains how Catholics submit to a spiritual authority which is far different than Biblical authority. Further, Catholics learn from a different Bible, believe another Gospel, trust another Christ, and are on a different path to eternity -- Hell!
Great witnessing tool for believers to approach loved ones still practicing Catholicism. Catholics who watched this video have left their religion to follow the true Jesus.
How to pray for change!
Earths Forbidden Secrets
I have... questions ...about the History we are taught as fact, and I believe
evidence, common sense and logic suggests they are valid ones.
Earths Forbidden Secrets explores those questions.
Free PDF of book click on picture left
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GASTRONOMICAL PLEASURE from the special nature reserve of Zasavica in Serbia! Here is the most expensive cheese in the world, called "PULE". To make just one kilogram of cheese, it takes up to 25 liters of donkey milk, so the dizzy price goes up to 1000 euros! This unique cheese has the name "PULE", after a donkeys offspring, and can boast its position at the top of the ladder of the five most expensive cheeses of the world.
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In the area of northern Mačva, east of the river Drina and south of the river Sava, in the municipality of Sremska Mitrovica and Bogatić, the Reserve "Zasavica" is located.
The total length of the watercourse Zasavica is 33.1 km, width up to 80 m and a depth of 2 m. There is an area of 1,821 ha of the Reserve, which is under protection.
Zasavica has numerous rare plant and animal species, some of them are on the verge of their survival. There is a total record of over 600 plant species, 198 bird species, 27 species of amphibians and reptiles and 23 species of fish.
The main feature of the aquatic vegetation of the area provides an abundant composition of water lilies and underwater forests of seaweeds.
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"CAMPING ZASAVICA" has entered among the top 100 in a competition as one of the best web sites for Camping in Europe, www.camping.info, for the second time, competing with 24.595 camping destinations. www.camping-zasavica.com
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Lauren Feeny
Class of 2011
Major/Minor: Biology, Education
Hometown? Upper Darby, PA
Favorite thing about Washington College? Friendly atmosphere!
What would you never leave at home for college? My cellphone.
What not to bring to college? No clue, I always overpack!
Why are you an RA? To become more involved in the school and to help pay for room and board.
Where are you an RA? Minta Martin 3rd Floor
What is one thing you believe the freshmen should know before coming? Don't hold back; experience WAC to the fullest!
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There's a lot of advice out there about getting good sleep -- it's VERY important. We quickly adjust to being sleep-deprived, and don't notice that we aren't functioning at a normal level, but lack of sleep really affects us. If you're feeling blue or listless, try going to sleep 30 minutes earlier for a week. It can really help.
Here are tips that have helped me get good sleep:
1.) Exercise most days, even if it's just to take a walk.
2.) No caffeine after 7 p.m.
3.) An hour before bedtime, avoid doing any kind of work that takes alert thinking. Addressing envelopes -- OK. Analyzing an article -- nope.
4.) Adjust your bedroom temperature to be slightly chilly.
5.) Keep your bedroom dark. Studies show that even the tiny light from a digital alarm clock can disrupt a sleep cycle. We have about six devices in our room that glow bright green; it's like sleeping in a mad scientist's lab. The Big Man has a new pet, a Roomba (yes, he loves his robot vacuum) that gives out so much light that I have to cover it with a pillow before bed.
6.) Keep the bedroom as tidy as possible. It's not restful to fight through chaos into bed.
If sleep won't come:
7.) Breathe deeply and slowly until you can't stand it anymore.
8.) If your mind is racing (you're planning a trip, a move; you're worried about a medical diagnosis), write down what's on your mind. This technique really works for me.
9.) Slather yourself with body lotion. This feels good and also, if you're having trouble sleeping because you're hot, it cools you down.
10.) If your feet are cold, put on socks.
11.) Stretch your whole body.
12.) Have a warm drink. Supposedly warm milk contains melatonin and trytophan and so helps induce sleep, but in fact, a glass of milk doesn't contain enough to have any effect. But it's still a soothing drink. My nighttime favorite: 1/3 mug of milk, add boiling water, one packet of Equal, and a dash of vanilla. A real nursery treat.
13.) Yawn.
14.) Stretch your toes up and down several times.
15.) Tell yourself, "I have to get up now." Imagine that you just hit the snooze alarm and in a minute, you're going to be marching through the morning routine. Often this is an exhausting enough prospect to make me fall asleep.
16.) If you still can't sleep, re-frame. Re-frame your sleeplessness as a welcome opportunity to snatch some extra time out of your day. I get up and tackle mundane chores, like paying bills, organizing books, or tidying up. Then I start the day with a wonderful feeling of having accomplished something even before 6:45 a.m.
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Learn from Google how to save electricity while serving millions of request across a globe. Google come up with 5-step approach to build efficient data centers. From the page:
Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Hundreds of millions of users access our services through the web, and supporting this traffic requires lots of computers. We strive to offer great internet services while taking our energy use very seriously. That's why, almost a decade ago, we started our efforts to make our computing infrastructure as sustainable as possible. Today we are operating what we believe to be the world's most efficient data centers.
As a result, the energy used per Google search is minimal. In the time it takes to do a Google search, your own personal computer will use more energy than we will use to answer your query.
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New Dark Angel Movie Petition!
The website of the old "Bring Back Dark Angel" Petition (petitiononline.com) unfortunately closed...
But a new petition is up: "Dark Angel Petiion for a Movie" on change.org!
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Check it out and more importantly sign it! It takes less than a minute!
TOGETHER WE'RE STRONGER! Spread the word!
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Recently I've come to like beetroot so much I forget there was a time when I was rather snooty about it. "Beetroot – so, so… common! Peasant food!" Accompanied by dismissive wave of hand.
Which goes to show that I knew nothing really about peasants (though I come from a long line of the Irish variety). And that I was not paying proper attention to food. Including beetroot.
Not paying attention to food is something I can't really get away with as part of The Low Carbon Cookbook crew. After all we talk in detail about all the food we bring to the meetings, with each other – IN PUBLIC! But the more attention I pay and the more I engage in the food I'm eating and where it comes from, the more enjoyment and meaning there is in it.
Rainbow-coloured root and leaf salads and slaws appear frequently at our Low Carbon cookups. This has got to be one of my favourites:
Beetroot and Carrot salad
1 or 2 Beetroots, raw
1 or 2 Carrots, raw
Small handful of chopped parsley
Pinch of Salt
Black pepper
Tablespoon of cider vinegar (or juice of 1 Lemon)
Local honey (optional)
Hemp oil
Grate the raw beetroot and carrot into a bowl and mix together with the parsley. Alternatively the parsley can be sprinkled on top as a garnish. Stir cider vinegar (or lemon), hemp oil and honey together and whisk it with a fork. Stir into the salad. Keep in a cool place until ready to eat.
But this is also medicine food. Each ingredient in this salad has a long history of medicinal as well as culinary use.
Parsley counts being a kidney detoxifier, diuretic and tonic amongst its many actions and virtues. And most of us have drunk hot lemon and honey to ease fevers and chills.
Carrots help digestion and contain beta-carotene which changes to Vitamin A in the body and assists night vision. In large doses Vitamin A is toxic, although beta carotene itself is safer as the body excretes what it doesn't need. You'd have to eat a very large number of carrots before you turned orange!
Apple cider vinegar with its anti-oxidant properties has a long history of medicinal use and features extensively in Jethro Kloss's classic herbal treatise from 1939 "Back to Eden". It is used for arthritis and its high acetic acid content means it helps our bodies absorb minerals from the food we eat.
And Hemp Oil provides the perfect alternative to oily fish for omega oils 3, 6 and 9 that our body doesn't produce but which we need for a healthy immune system and circulation. Surely this is a food that can help with the overfished seas.
But back to the beet. As well as being full of nutrients and minerals such as iron and zinc, it stimulates the lymphs, boosts the immune system and helps the kidneys and digestion. It also lowers cholesterol, helping to prevent heart disease. The juice can also be used in wound dressing. But beetroot becomes even more exciting and relevant for the future because it is easily grown without the need for pesticides. A truly transitional root vegetable.
The main key to food and well being here however is that growing food ourselves or buying it from people who grow locally connects us directly with the place we're in, the plants that grow there and the people growing them. This in itself is good medicine (in the sense that being in synch with your environment creates harmony and health both inside and outside).
The actual beet roots and leaves in these photos were grown (organically) by Kris (Sustainable Bungay), who pulled them up and gave them to us the other day on a visit to his house. The carrots are from Swallow Organics in Darsham where we have a weekly veg box. The parsley is from The Blue Shed in Walpole and bought from local grocers Focus Organic in Halesworth.
And when I get home later I am going to make that salad!
7.15pm Just about to eat the above!
Useful resources:
- Plants for a Future database – excellent, vast and user-friendly storehouse of 7000 plants and their myriad qualities and uses
- 100 great natural remedies (and other books) by Penelope Ody
- LOVE BEETROOT.co.uk
- The Low Carbon Cookbook – posts on This Low Carbon Life by the LCC crew
Pics: Parsley leaf, carrot slice and beetroot round on beet greens, Beet green veins (signature of heart medicine) by Charlotte Du Cann; Beetroot, Carrot and Parsley by Mark Watson


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I've teamed up with Money Supermarket to be a part of a pretty fun competition in which all you need to show off your dream outfits for under £200. The aim is to create some awesome looks for autumn/winter by being as creative and money savvy as you can. I am personally judging the Party category with some other bloggers tackling the other ones . I will be looking through each and every entry too, so really put as much effort into it as you want!
To enter all you need to do is mock up a visual (see examples) of the £200 outfit for each of the 5 categories outdoor, party wear, casual, first date/formal and office. In your blog post, you need to state which category each outfit is for. You should also credit the source of all images you use, and explain why each outfit is great value. Within your post be sure to link to our competition page http://www.moneysupermarket.com/home-insurance/passion-for-fashion/ so that your readers know what 'Passion for Fashion' is. Once you've written your post, email a link to firstname.lastname@example.com with a link to your post in and you'll receive a confirmation email within 72 hours.
Below are some more examples of the type of images your supposed to be making. To do this you can use Polyvore or mock them up in a program like paint or photoshop! Remember to credit your images and link back to the stores you pick from as well as doing a total of the outfit price, including any of the discount codes you may have chosen to use!
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Shopping for a New Car? Use the 20/4/10 Rule
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Imagine you're in the market for a new vehicle. Where do you begin your car-buying process? Do you already have a dream make and model in mind? What's your budget? Are you already browsing the interwebs for the car you want? If you are, you're already starting off on the wrong foot — at least according to the 20/4/10 rule.
What is the 20/4/10 rule?
The 20/4/10 rule helps car shoppers figure out how much car they can actually fit into their budget before falling in love with a vehicle they can't afford. It emphasizes calculating what you can afford before you set out shopping.
The rule might seem obvious — before you buy something, you should make sure you can afford it, right? — but it gets tricky when it comes to financing, and many don't take the time to include annual ownership costs. If you don't, you could end up with monthly transportation costs that could force you to live paycheck to paycheck or take on more debt.
Follow the 20/4/10 rule, and you might avoid accidentally biting off more than you can chew.
Rule #1: Put down at least 20%
A vehicle is a depreciating asset. The experts at Carfax estimate a new car loses 10% of its value the moment you drive off the lot. And the depreciation continues from there. Edmunds.com estimates a new vehicle loses over one-fourth of its value in the first year alone. For that reason, you should be prepared to put down at least 20% of the purchase price. If you do this, you'll finance payments for the vehicle's actual estimated value when you leave the lot instead of the full purchase price, which the vehicle isn't worth anymore.
Take this example: You finance a new car for its full purchase price of $34,000, then lose your job the next day. Now, you might need to sell your new car, but you can sell it for only $30,600 — because the car already lost 10% of its value once it left the lot. Since you put $0 down at financing, you'll still owe $34,000 after the sale. On the other hand, if you'd put down at least $6,800, you could sell the car that day for its estimated value and only lose out on half your down payment.
You might not be able to estimate exactly how much car you can afford, but if you are able to put down at least 20% of the purchase price, you should be in an OK financial position. On top of that, you'll have smaller payments and possibly finance it for a shorter period.
Rule #2: Finance the vehicle for no more than four years
The longer your financing agreement is, the more you'll pay in interest over time. So don't be swayed by dealers or lenders who try to sell you on a lower monthly car payment — chances are your payment is so low because the term of your loan is long.
You can use the MagnifyMoney loan calculator to see this rule at work. If you borrow $25,000 to purchase a car (at a 4% APR) and agree to a six-year financing deal, you'll wind up paying $3,161 in additional interest charges by the time you pay off the loan.
If you agree to a four-year loan instead, you'll pay just $2,095 in interest — a savings of over $1,000. Of course, that shorter term loan also comes with a higher monthly payment — $564 versus $391 — but you are saving more over the long term.
Think of it this way: If you can't afford the monthly payment required to pay off the car in four years or fewer, it's probably outside of your budget.
Rule #3: Keep your total transportation costs under 10% of your monthly income
This last part is where it gets easy to overspend. You should try to keep your total transportation costs — your car payment, insurance, gas, and maintenance — under 10% of your monthly income.
So, if you earn $5,000 per month, your total transportation costs shouldn't cost more than $500.
How to save on the cost of a new car
Try these tips to keep your overall transportation costs low.
Get pre-approved for financing
Avoid financing your vehicle through the dealer, and get pre-approved for financing at a lower rate before you show up at a dealership. Financing your auto loan at a lower rate can reduce your monthly loan payment. If you walk onto the lot with a pre-approved auto loan rate from a bank or credit union, you can use that as leverage for negotiation.
However, if you let the dealer find the loan for you instead, you'll lose negotiating power, and there won't be a way for you to tell if the dealer's loan rate is the best offer you can get. Avoid making these other common mistakes when searching for a car loan.
Buy used
More people are purchasing used cars than ever before and saving a bundle in the process, according to Edmunds. Over 38 million vehicles sold in 2015 were used, a year-over-year increase of 5.6%.
When you buy used or certified pre-owned vehicles, you avoid financing a larger balance, and could even skip financing altogether if you've got enough cash on hand. If you buy used, avoid engine trouble by having the vehicle inspected by an independent mechanic before you sign off. You can use a resource like Car Talk to find a mechanic in your area.
Buy a car that holds its value
Depreciation is a car owner's largest transportation expense during the first five years of ownership, more than fuel, maintenance, and even insurance.
A car that holds value well will depreciate less over time compared to the average vehicle, so you may not lose out on as much in depreciation costs if you sell the vehicle after a few years. Carmakers like Honda and Porsche are known for building vehicles that hold their value well over time according to Kelley Blue Book.
Lease instead
Leasing a car will usually result in a lower monthly payment, and you'll likely save money with a lower down payment and lower tax fees over time. However, you could be subject to extra charges if you ding up the vehicle, or drive more miles than stated on the lease agreement. It doesn't always work for everyone, so consider your personal needs first.
On the plus side, you'll upgrade to a new vehicle every few years and won't need to deal with the hassle of selling a car.
Look for gas savings
Gas isn't always an unavoidable expense. You can make a few changes to your fueling habits like filling up before you hit "E" or signing up for a gas rewards credit card to save money. You could also cut down transportation costs by cutting back how often you drive or by carpooling some days to school or work. Learn more ways to reduce your gas spend here.
Comparison shop
Don't get lazy with must-haves like maintenance and insurance for your vehicle. Comparison shopping is the best way to save on costs like these that may differ from provider to provider. Insurance companies have made it easier to compare quotes with online comparison portals like this one from Progressive. You could also try going through your bank or credit union for discounted rates with select companies.
Don't just take the first estimate you get for a repair. Mechanics are known to pad the bill with unnecessary repairs from time to time. After you figure out what's wrong with you vehicle, get an estimate from a few different mechanics in your area. That way you'll make sure you're getting the best value before paying for maintenance and repairs.


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Last Minute Discounts on New York Cooking Classes
Every week we spotlight cooking classes sold through our partner CourseHorse to take in the weeks ahead. Some of the most popular classes CourseHorse offers sell out way in advance, but cooking schools like the Institute of Culinary Education and the Astor Center are now offering deals on last-minute-availability seats exclusively through us. Want a sweet deal on a cooking class? Here are six classes with discounted seats.
Want To...
- Cook a French meal worthy Julia Child. $85 (normally $100). Home Cooking, New York, Thursday, August 8th, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
- Explore the flavors of Mexico. $85 (normally $100). Home Cooking, New York, Saturday, August 10th, 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- Seduce your palate and your mind with aphrodisiac cooking. $79.20 (normally $99). Sex on The Table Cooking School Classes, New York, Sunday, August 11th, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Learn how to cook Indian cuisine. $85 (normally $100). Home Cooking New York, Tuesday, August 13th, 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
- Master advanced bar skills. $67.15 (normally $79). Astor Center, Wednesday, August 14th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
- Attend basic culinary boot camp. $265.50(normally $295). Home Cooking, New York, Thursday, August 15th-29th, 7:00 p.m.
Seats expected to sell out quickly. See more on CourseHorse.
All products linked here have been independently selected by our editors. We may earn a commission on purchases, as described in our affiliate policy.


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Glenn Ligon: AMERICA is open now to members, and opens to the public this Sunday. The exhibition gathers twenty-five years' worth of works by the artist, known for work that explores race, sexuality, representation and language.
Glenn Ligon, Untitled (I Am a Man), 1988, collection of the artist, courtesy of the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles, © Glenn Ligon, photograph by Ronald Amstutz
There are only ten days left before Tim Burton closes. Ten days! Have you seen it yet? What's stopping you? Here's some encouragement: tonight many of Burton's closest collaborators will be on hand for a panel discussion about bringing Burton's world to life. Composer Danny Elfman, costume designer Colleen Atwood, and art director Rick Heinrichs will talk with Museum of Modern Art film curator Ron Magliozzi, who organized the exhibition. This will be followed by a spectacular 70mm screening of Edward Scissorhands.
Additionally, to accommodate demand, we are offering extended hours for Tim Burton this weekend: it will open at 10 am on Saturday and Sunday, and will also remain open until 9 pm on Saturday. (The rest of the museum will stick to its regular hours.) Families—Sunday might be a great day to come so you can take part in the Tim Burton-themed Andell Family Sunday activities. No matter when you come, buying advance tickets is strongly recommended.
Also happening tonight, the Tamir Hendelman Trio performs for free during Jazz at LACMA. Make it a date by having dinner or drinks at Ray's and Stark Bar.
Speaking of drinks, Saturday night offers a fun and unique way to see our current California Design exhibition with our popular Art of Wine series. Take a guided tour of the show, followed by a history of the growth of winemaking in California during the same time period. Five California wines will be available for tasting.
Richard Neutra, Kaufmann House, Palm Springs, 1946. Photo by Julius Shulman, 1947, © J. Paul Getty Trust. Used with permission. Julius Shulman Photography Archive, Research Library at the Getty Research Institute (2004.R.10)
As mentioned earlier this week on Unframed, artist Ken Gonzales-Day will give a free talk in the Art Catalogues bookstore about Edward Kienholz's Five Car Stud and the larger topic of race and whiteness in sculpture. He'll also be signing copies of his new book, Profiled, published by LACMA.
Finally, close out the weekend with the music of Franz Liszt, as performed by pianist In Young Huh for our free Sundays Live concert series.
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Dear caffeine, I just wanted to let you know that I'm glad we're friends. Fifteen minutes of sleep per night is plenty! Love Dana, possibly your biggest fan.
Dana Zemack has been making stick figure comics since she was 12. This week, she made one just for us.
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Olympic Viewing: Hockey artistry
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia (AP) Highlights from coverage of the Sochi Winter Olympics:
BANG BANG: Not sure what NBC's Todd Richards meant when he described halfpipe gold medal winner Kaitlyn Farrington's routine as ''a machine gun of awesomeness.'' Sounded cool, though. And isn't that what matters in the world of snowboarding?
SKI TIME: As disappointments pile up for many American competitors, NBC producers need to widen the lens to recognize good stories with athletes from elsewhere in the world. They did so particularly well with the women's downhill event. NBC was ready with an interesting story about how important Slovenia's Tina Maze is to her tiny country, lending texture to her performance as she shared the gold medal with Switzerland's Dominique Gisin. The network's cameras were also well-positioned to catch the tears and smiles as Gisin called her grandparents from the mountain to tell them of her victory.
THOSE LITTLE LADIES: Alpine ski reporter Steve Porino's attempt to describe the athletic skill of the female downhill skiers went horribly wrong. He said they pull off their event with ''a Lycra suit, maybe a little bit of makeup. Now that is grace under pressure.'' He immediately set Twitter ablaze.
TWEET OF THE NIGHT: ''I watched the men's alpine ski event. Funny, I don't recall mention of their Lycra suits or any reference to grace. Or makeup.''
RATINGS: NBC doesn't just need good news for Americans to do well in the ratings. The network had 23.7 million viewers for its prime-time coverage on Tuesday, the night Shaun White's failed bid for a gold medal in the halfpipe at a third straight Olympics. That's well above the 20.3 million people who watched the corresponding night from Vancouver four years ago. Two mitigating factors: White did not compete the same night four years ago, and NBC faced stiff competition from ''American Idol'' in 2010.
IN THE MONEY: Strong ratings enabled NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus to say Wednesday the network is confident it will be ''comfortably profitable'' coming out of Sochi. NBC paid $775 million for the rights to the games, and expenses are in the $100 million range. National ad sales have exceeded $800 million, and that doesn't include local ad sales (NBC owns stations in some of the biggest markets). Success also means that ad inventory NBC held back from sale in case the network had to compensate current advertisers if ratings didn't meet projections can now be put on the market.
EYE ON COSTAS: Matt Lauer subbed for Bob Costas for a second straight night as NBC's primetime host, as Costas continues to recover from his eye infection.
BREAKFAST ON ICE: The breakfast-time women's hockey game between the U.S. and Canada Wednesday was a delight all around. It was tense and well-played (won by the Canadians, 3-2, with the help of a controversial goal call), and NBC's team performed, too. Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike ''Doc'' Emrick should never be taken for granted. His ability to anticipate moves, to convey information without crowding the airwaves and to build excitement is unparalleled. He clearly loves hockey, but doesn't treat it as a private club no one but devotees can enter. Toward the end of the game he noted school was in session in Eastern and Central North America and ''when this is over, tell your teacher thank you'' for showing it. All right, maybe he overstated the interest since it wasn't a gold medal game, but you have to love the enthusiasm.
UPCOMING: The men's short figure skating program takes center stage, where Russia's Yevgeny Plushenko tries to cap his career with a fifth medal before home country fans.
David Bauder can be reached at dbauder(at)ap.org or on Twitter(at)dbauder. His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/david-bauder.


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Larry Joe Inman became the head women's basketball coach at Tennessee State University in April 2012.
In only his third season as the Lady Tigers' head coach, he led the team to an OVC Tournament Championship and an NCAA Tournament berth. 2014-15 also saw Inman reach a milestone as he recorded his 500th career win. He was also selected as an inductee of the 2014 Middle Tennessee Hall of Fame Class.
Entering the 2016-17 season, with 535 wins, he was ranked 24th among active Division I coaches and was the 47th all-time winningest coach in the NCAA on all levels.
Inman, who was inducted into the Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame in 2009, served as head coach of the Eastern Kentucky women's basketball team from 1988-2008, compiling a 319-244 record and leading the Lady Colonels to two OVC Tournament championships and two NCAA Tournament appearances (1996-97, 2004-05).
In being named OVC Coach of the Year eight times, he also directed EKU to five OVC regular season championships. He also led the Lady Colonels to the 2002 WNIT Sweet Sixteen. He is the all-time winningest coach in Ohio Valley Conference women's basketball history.
Inman announced his retirement from Eastern Kentucky in April 2008. Prior to his retirement, Inman was the 27th winningest active coach in NCAA Division I.
The Gallatin, Tenn., native began his collegiate coaching career at Middle Tennessee State, an OVC member until 2000. In eight years at the Murfreesboro, Tenn., school, Inman won more than 68 percent of his games, was named OVC Coach of the Year three times, led MTSU to six OVC regular-season championships and won four tournament titles. In his last four seasons on the Blue Raiders' bench, he led the program to four straight OVC regular season and tournament championships and four straight NCAA tournament appearances.
He compiled an overall record of 161-73 at Middle Tennessee. Inman went 73-12 in OVC games, losing only four conference games his final five seasons.
When Inman accepted the head coaching position at EKU, prior to the 1988-89 season, the program had only posted a winning conference record twice in the 11-year history of the OVC. After posting a 6-6 record in league games his second season, Inman led Eastern to winning conference records in 12 of the next 14 seasons.
Three years into his tenure, Inman became the first coach to earn the OVC Coach of the Year award at two different schools. He took home the honor in 1991 after leading Eastern Kentucky to its first winning season in six years.
Inman led the Lady Colonels to their first conference championship in 1995 and won his second OVC Coach of the Year award. The team won 19 games and tied with three other OVC schools for the league title. Two years later, EKU won its first outright OVC regular-season championship and, in the process, established a league record for conference victories with 16, while also setting a program mark with 24 overall wins.
The 1996-97 edition finished 24-6 overall and 16-2 in OVC play. The Lady Colonels defeated Tennessee Tech by four points for their first-ever OVC tournament championship and earned the program's first trip to the NCAA tournament.
The following year, Inman led Eastern Kentucky to its third regular-season conference championship in four years. In 2002, EKU won its fourth conference banner and played in the WNIT.
In 2004-05, Inman earned his eighth OVC Coach of the Year honor while leading the Lady Colonels to both the conference regular-season and tournament titles, and a berth in the NCAA tournament.
Inman's coaching career began at Gallatin Junior High in 1970 where he went 51-4 in three seasons. From 1973-78, he went 126-24 (.840) as the head coach at Mount Juliet High School in Nashville. In just five years, Inman led Mount Juliet to five district titles, four regional championships, three Nashville Interscholastic League titles and the 1977 Tennessee Class AAA state title.
Prior to taking the helm of the TSU women's basketball program, he coached at Lebanon High for two seasons (2010-12).
Inman is a graduate of Austin Peay State University, where he received his bachelor's degree in 1970. He received his master's degree from Tennessee State University in 1978. Inman is married to the former Bobbie Gene Follis of Shelbyville, Tenn. They have one son, Jody, and two daughters, Latrice and Tiffany. They also have seven grandchildren, Ashlyn, Hailey, Jackson, Austin, Brooklyn, Crimson and Eli.


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Eric ran his WWI Call of Cthulhu game again. The Horror in Dugot, parts 3-1 through 3-3 can be found here:
Characters in this one are:
Captain Christopher Reed (me)
Lt. Johnathan Everet
Nurse Felicity Alders
Miss Alexandra Cooper (ambulance driver)
Jean Pierre Valois
Obergefreiter (Corporal) Rolf Von Dusseldorf
Pvt. Harold Olver


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Mars' Molten Past
Mars was covered in an ocean of molten rock for about 100 million years after the planet formed, researchers from the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, Texas, UC Davis, and NASA's Johnson Space Center have found. The work is published in the journal Nature on Nov. 22.
The formation of the solar system can be dated quite accurately to 4,567,000,000 years ago, said Qing-Zhu Yin, assistant professor of geology at UC Davis and an author on the paper. Mars' metallic core formed a few million years after that. Previous estimates for how long the surface remained molten ranged from thousands of years to several hundred million years.
The persistence of a magma ocean on Mars for 100 million years is "surprisingly long," Yin said. It implies that at the time, Mars must have had a thick enough atmosphere to insulate the planet and slow down cooling, he said.
Vinciane Debraille, a postdoctoral researcher at the Lunar and Planetary Institute, Alan Brandon at the Johnson Space Center, Yin and UC Davis graduate student Benjamin Jacobsen inferred the early history of Mars in the distant past by studying meteorites that fell on Earth.
Meteorites called shergottites document volcanic activities in Mars between 470 million and 165 million years ago. These rocks were later thrown out of Mars' gravity field by asteroid impacts and delivered to Earth -- a free "sample return mission" accomplished by nature.
By precisely measuring the ratios of different isotopes of neodymium and samarium, the researchers could measure the age of the meteorites, and then use them to work out what the crust of Mars was like billions of years before that.
Planets form in three stages, Yin said. First, dust collects into objects tens of miles across. In the second phase, gravity pulls these planetisimals into bigger objects, roughly the size of Mars or the moon. Finally, these small planets collide to form three or four larger terrestrial planets, such as the Earth -- which is about 10 times the mass of Mars.
The giant collisions in this final phase would have released huge amounts of energy with nowhere to go except back into the new planet. The rock would have turned to molten magma and heavy metals sank to the core of the planet, releasing additional energy. The molten silicate mantle eventually cooled to form a solid crust on the surface of Mars.
Source: UC Davis


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As 2013 wound down, I prepared to move from Los Angeles to San Francisco. And then, as 2014 began, it became clear I might not live through the insanely stressful experience (or, at the very least, the anxiety would kill my appetite).
Having emerged battered but triumphant, I thought I'd offer this handy tutorial based on my relocation odyssey, a lasting record of apartment-hunting tips that — no matter what happened to me — could help others succeed.
1. Consider an apartment-finding service
For the San Francisco move, I used an apartment-finding service. There were 2 reasons behind this decision:
- Living in Los Angeles, I couldn't be in the Bay Area regularly to scout apartments. I was coming up for one frenzied week of hunting and had to ensure I ended up with something.
- Moving to San Francisco is, frankly speaking, nuts! I'd heard the horror stories: tenants who swarm on available units like ants to a syrup spill, signing leases before the kitchen paint is dry, selling off their firstborns in fiery bidding wars. And yes, it was nearly as bad as they said. But, in most major cities these days — with loads of competition and landlords who have the advantage — it helps to have someone on your side to provide the credibility that other applicants may not have.
2. Take advantage of technology
If you're doing all the legwork, apartment-hunting apps can be a huge help in a new city.
Take Lovely, for instance. This app not only alerts you when new places hit the market, but it also lets you specify your rental price, how many bedrooms you need, your desired neighborhood(s), and even allows you to apply online. Other options like Trulia and HotPads™ work similarly, giving you a more customized experience. Even though I used an apartment-finding service, I still relied on apps to narrow my neighborhood choices.
Apps can help with other parts of your search too. While looking for your soon-to-be home, VRBO® can help you find a rental property to use instead of a pricey hotel, and tools like Uber or Lyft can often get you around the city cheaper (or at least friendlier) than a cab.
3. Don't get too excited over a listing
It's huge, in an excellent neighborhood, and way cheaper than all the others on the block?! Perfect! Well, until you learn that you have to wire $3,000 to Nigeria and they'll send you the keys from there. Yep, it's a scam — and, the way I look at it, simply a rite of passage. I apparently enjoyed it so much, I did it 3 more times. (Excuse me while I dropkick my keyboard.)
4. Prepare your credentials
In the glory days of apartment hunting, I imagine a firm handshake and a sixer of Michelob was all it took to earn a landlord's trust. Today, however, they're more careful.
The agency I used had me put together an application packet, complete with my credit report, proof of employment, letters from my current landlord and neighbors, and a thorough personal profile. I'd urge any renter to do the same — landlords were very impressed and several called me afterward to voice their appreciation. It'll also help you get a jump on other applicants who don't have their docs ready to go.
5. Keep your mind open (even if the floor plan isn't)
That moment when your apartment-searching hopes meet cold, hard reality can be grim. The first place I saw, for example, charged $3,000 for about 400 square feet of space. After that, a different landlord asked for almost as much rent from my dog as he did me. Next was the fifth-floor walk-up with stairs too narrow to fit an Army cot, much less a queen-sized bed.
I knew moving to San Francisco would be tough, but this was demoralizing. Did I think about giving up, quitting my job, and raising alpacas on a remote New Zealand farm? Of course I did. But, I regained my composure and moved on to the next place. That's all you can do. And if you keep an open mind and stay positive(ish), you'll find something that suits your tastes, needs, and budget as I eventually did.
6. Avoid open houses if possible
Many landlords arrange open houses for available units since it's the easiest way to get as many suitors as possible in today's packed rental market. But open houses can (and in San Francisco, did) get very crowded, so it can be tough to make an impact.
You're better off setting up private viewings if you can get them. This is one area where an apartment-finding service can really pay off. Mine was terrific at reaching out to landlords and coaxing them to show units individually. This gives you a leg up on competition, and, in my case, led directly to signing the lease.
Remember, even if a landlord isn't advertising private showings, it never hurts to send an email and inquire anyway.
7. Bring your checkbook
When you find the right place, you know it. Don't let it slip through your fingers while you're waiting in line at the bank.


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esg brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 95 Designs von 16 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
The logo will be used for a car-related website that will serve the general population (your average driver, commuters, mechanics, car salespersons, business fleet managers, taxi drivers, etc.)
I'm looking for a logo that can be used for lifelong branding. It should include the words (well kept car) but also include a graphic representation that can be easily recognizable itself (like the Nike Swoosh). Generally speaking, I'm looking for a logo that makes the average driver -- with no particular car knowledge -- comfortable using the website, but also something that speaks to the car gurus too.
When this contest is finished, I'd like to be able to use the same designer for the next portions of the project (business cards, etc.)
- The logo should definitely visually connect the brand name to some aspect of cars or car service. The best design will figure out how to do this in a way that is catchy and appealing, without being edgy or cheesy. Feel free to include some abstraction of a car, a car part (e.g., steering wheel) or something that mechanics use (e.g., wrench, dipstick).
- The look that i'm striving for is professional, approachable, friendly, modern, and sophisticated. I tend to like things that look hand-drawn. I'm less inclined to pick anything cartoon-like. but feel free to be creative, i'm open to new ideas.
3. Regarding color, I'm open to your ideas, and open to a multi-color logo that uses color to differentiate the words (well kept car). Ultimately, a design that is effective also just in black and white will be important.
4. Feel free to play with the capitalization and spacing of wellkeptcar (e.g., wellkeptcar, wellKEPTcar, well kept car, Well Kept Car, etc.) I'm open to creative ideas about all of those.
5. Ultimately, I'll be interested in having a version that I can use in different situations (e.g., just the logo, the logo and the company name, the logo and company name and tagline). But the logo and the company name is the most important right now.
Finally, I'll need the logo produced in a vector format by Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator so I can resize without any loss of quality, so final transmittal in both standard web formats (.jpg, .gif or .png) and vector formats (.eps, pdf, or .ai).
- It's really important that this website be user-friendly and that the logo almost "welcomes" people to the site so nothing too edgy or metallic (even though it is an automotive website).
- Nothing really complicated or cheesy please.
Finden Sie heraus, wie ein Designwettbewerb funktioniert, oder lernen Sie mehr über unsere Logo-Design-Angebote.


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Poole-Larsen Funeral Home
Poole-Larsen Funeral Home is dedicated to providing ethical and compassionate service to the families of Lane County. We believe in the value of preserving and honoring longstanding traditions and customs and in creating new meaningful contemporary celebrations of life. Our caring, experienced professionals are here to listen and guide you through the memorialization options available. We give families the information they need to make important decisions and help them through their grief and bereavement. Honoring those we love and caring for their survivors is our mission. Our Mission Statement:
"We believe that people and our relationships with them are the most important things in life. Therefore, we are dedicated to acknowledging, celebrating and remembering lives lived. Through our core values of compassion, integrity and respect, we will provide our client families and their guests with professional loving care as we strive for excellence."
Poole-Larsen Funeral Home features
- A spacious Chapel that can accommodate Traditional or Celebration of Life Services (video tributes, personalized music and memory displays) and receptions from cookies to banquets
- A large selection of burial and cremation merchandise to create meaningful memories (caskets, vaults, urns, keepsake urns, cremation and memorial jewelry, flowers, memory portraits and videos)
- Burial and Cremation packages that offer savings
- Common ownership or management of the following cemeteries which allows for convenient, seamless arrangements and services:
- West Lawn Memorial Park
- Lane Memorial Gardens
- Springfield Memorial Gardens
- Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Poole-Larsen Funeral Home
225 S. Danebo
Eugene, OR 97402
(541) 216-6774


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Rivalry Weekend
Tomorrow is the start of a new month (brilliant deduction, I realize).
Tomorrow also is significant for a few reasons:
**Cole is going to test his sprained left ankle in a pre-game bullpen session.
**Brad is doing the same for his ailing right knee. A lot of eyes will be focused on the bullpen.
**The Phillies-Mets rivalry for this season gets underway at Citizens Bank Park. It may not match the Red Sox-Yankees but it is darn close. National media makes such a big deal about the Red Sox-Yankees and national TV is there for every one of their games. At least is seems that way.
"Let's Go Mets" will be met this weekend with the best "boo" Philadelphians can muster. It should be a fun weekend because these are two very good ball clubs with two passionate fan bases.


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Our interactions with objects are informed not only by acquired knowledge and comparison, but also by nuanced physical relationships with the body. Innate Gestures strives to isolate and amplify the natural sensory cues that make everyday objects intuitive, pleasurable, and simple to interact with.
13 graduate 3-D Design students explored this research in a semester-long workshop with guest designer Leon Ransmeier.
Exhibition Information:
ICFF in NYC, May 16 - 19, 2009
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Mental illness is our dirty little secret
Julianne Malveaux | 5/2/2014, 6 a.m.
(NNPA) I'm tired, my sisterfriend says. I don't know how much longer I can hold on. As I hear her I have a couple of choices. One is to tell her to get with her pastor and pray; the other is to tell her to get real with her illness. Running her to her pastor takes her to a familiar place. Pushing her to help takes her out of her comfort zone. When my beloved brothers and sisters share that they are stymied in the way they live their lives, I don't mind praying and encouraging spiritual counsel, but I do mind ignoring the medicinal help that could assist my sisterfriend.
So my sister is sighing her pain, and I am wondering what to do. There are few that will hear a Black woman in a Black community, strumming her pain, questioning her faith. According to the National Associations of Mental Health more than 4 percent of African Americans have considered suicide. Most of them are African American women.
Mental health is our nation's dirty little secret, and if it is whispered in the nation at large, it is a silent scream in the African American community. We are afraid, ashamed, frightened to own up to it, using our own lingo (s'kerd, shamed) to wrap ourselves around the fear that goes with "coming out" on mental illness.
So we are silent, even when we loose a warrior. Karyn Washington was a 22-year-old Morgan State University sister who committed suicide, last week. This young and brilliant one turned her pain into power when she created a website, "for brown girls" (forbrowngirls.com) that lifted up and affirmed our brown skin girls. Karyn was a colored girl whose mental issues were apparently so severe that she chose to take her own life while affirming those of others. From all accounts Karyn experienced depression. How many feel it and don't say it? How many nod and just don't mean it? How many exhale, inhale and really reach out to a brother or a sister to listen, have a cup of tea, take a walk, or just reach out and touch?
The poet Paul Laurence Dunbar wrote, "We wear the mask that grins and lies that hides our cheeks and shades our eyes." Many in our nation, especially African Americans, wear the mask. When we peek/speak/tweet from behind the mask we realize, yet if we were real, we would have to acknowledge in the words of Paul Lawrence Dunbar that to make a poet Black and bid her sing is to challenge her and her two realities. In the words of Sister Maya, "I know why the caged bird sings".
I chose to focus on this because in one scant week I have spoken to African American women who have experienced depression or feel shackled by other mental health issues. They walk like they hold the world in their hands; sway like they are hearing drums from another continent, yet cry behind closed doors, like they have the weight of the world on their shoulders. They are sad, ground down, depressed, and we play off their pain, trivialize it, instead of responding to it. We are losing too much genius when we play off the scourge of metal illness. We decide that it is their problem, not the problem of a nation that would inflict, rather than attempt to fix, mental illness. For all the care the Affordable Care Act has offered, we must ask if it has offered enough to combat mental illness,


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Manhattan's' Gold Orchestra performing in Carnegie Hall, 2006. The group is led by Dr. David LIttrell.
At Kansas State University, your career goals are supported by a strong education curriculum, individualized study with our committed string faculty, and opportunities for hands-on teaching experience. Our students:
· Teach privately in the community
· Teach in area string programs, such as the Junction City after-school program, and the Manhattan Arts Center Suzuki program
· Work at the annual String Fling, and even conduct the orchestras
· Assist with the Gold Orchestra
· Conduct the Silver Orchestra
· Coach chamber music in the public schools
Graduates of the program are teaching successfully throughout the country, in such diverse locations as Texas, Michigan, North Dakota, Missouri, Kansas, and the Kansas City area.
Our active student chapter of the American String Teachers Association is a strong presence in the community, and at national conventions. For one of their projects, ASTA members host and adjudicate at the annual Wildcat String Festival, which gives middle-school students a supportive introduction to the solo and ensemble contest experience. Other projects the group supports are:
· "String Cleaning Day," where we clean and do small repairs on young student's instruments
· Valentine Serenades
· Supplemental lessons for college students in the string techniques classes
· Concerts for area children and a tour of schools in western Kansas
String teachers need to be good string players. In addition to private study, your skills are further developed by playing in the symphony orchestra and chamber groups. The string area frequently hosts outstanding guest artists for residencies, including recitals and master classes. Visitors have included:
· Peter Salaff, head of string chamber music at the Cleveland Institute of Music (two visits)
· The Da Vinci String Quartet (two visits)
· David Ying, cellist of the Ying Quartet, Eastman School of Music
· Christine Russell-Rutledge, viola, University of Iowa
· Monte Belknap, violin, Brigham Young University
· Charles Castleman, head of the String Department at the Eastman School of Music
Performance, individual attention, teaching experience, and a solid grounding in your coursework— that's what you get as a string education major at Kansas State. We'd love to talk to you about your goals, arrange a free sample lesson, and discover if we're a good fit for you.
Violin, Viola and Chamber Music:
Cora Cooper, D. M.
Kansas State University Department of Music
224 McCain
Manhattan, KS 66506
(785) 532-3820
Cello, Double Bass and Orchestra:
David Littrell, D. M. A.
Kansas State University Department of Music
104 McCain
Manhattan, KS 66506
(785) 532-3804
A K-State quartet poses with Peter Salaff after his 2004 chamber music master class.
An enthusiastic ASTA member gets pumped for the 2005 national convention in Reno.
One of the orchestras at K-State's annual String Fling, with college students conducting and helping out.
Master class with Charles Castleman, 2007.


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Is there something magical about drugs and alcohol with us humans? So what's our fascination and why do some of us like them so much?! Actually, before we try and answer that one, let me just say: we are not alone. Some of the drugs we use, abuse, and become addicted to today were actually "discovered" by animals first.
For example, you know why we have coffee today? Well, the "legend of the dancing goats" says that coffee beans were first discovered in a field in Ethiopia by a goat herder who noticed that his goats were acting weird sometimes, running around and dancing wildly. He couldn't figure out why and so decided to study them.
He saw them eating small red berries on a certain shrub found in the area—turns out those were coffee plants. After eating the berries with the coffee beans inside, the goats started their "dancing." Legend also has it that the goat herder also started eating the berries and dancing with them!
Plenty of similar stories and observations have been made of other animals that seem to get "high" from naturally occurring drugs or fermented fruits:
- Cats are attracted to the valerian plant and to catnip, which seems to give them extreme pleasure.
- In parts of Africa, the marula fruit ripens, and animals—from monkeys to elephants—are attracted to the overripe and fermenting fruits that make them act "funny."
- Birds have been seen sitting on smoking tree trunks after bush fires and seem to be intoxicated—they get dizzy and fall off of the smoldering trunk only to get up and do it over and over.
Back to our question…so why do we (or at least some of us) and our animal counterparts like these natural-occurring substances and synthetic or man-made drugs? The answer is simple…blame it on our brains!
We have evolved a brain that allows us to see, hear, taste, move, think, etc., and also to repeat things that feel good. That happens because a part of our brain sends out feel-good signals when we do something we enjoy, like eating good food, playing a video game, kicking a goal in soccer, listening to our favorite music, or going upside-down on a roller coaster. The system that says to us, "Hey, that was good, do it again!" is called the "reward system."
Turns out that alcohol and drugs affect this system really well; they are effective at going right to our brain's "reward system" and putting it into high gear.
This very effective stimulation of the reward system is why many people can become addicted to drugs, since feeling good is what drives much of our behavior. Drugs, in a sense, trick the system that has evolved for helping us in our world and instead can turn our world upside down.
As a scientist and Division Director at NIDA, I'm committed to learning more about how drugs exert their effects in the brain so that we can come up with better ways to prevent young people from getting "tricked" by drugs and sliding into addiction without even realizing it.
As Director of NIDA's Division of Clinical Neuroscience and Behavioral Research, Dr. Joe Frascella heads up a program that supports studies in humans to advance our understanding of brain and behavior in drug abuse and addiction. Studies are mainly on neuroscience, adolescent development, and treatment, with a goal of translating research results into real-world use.
Good post on why we like and use drugs for various reasons.
I'm curious if you have anything written on addiction from the perspective of someone going thru pain?
I have come to the realization myself that drugs are not addicting, the relief of pain is what is addictive.
Does that make sense?
I don't comment much but I enjoy reading your content. Thank You
Shane AKA~ Cominback
@Cominback, here is a link that takes you to a slide showon pain and addiction. Hope this info helps.
wow very informative. thanks
im in peer counceling and we are about to talk to teens who are using drugs.... trying to figure out why they do them and see if there is another why to solve their problems if they have probems in the first place. thank oyu for this forum
i believe all of this is true with all of my jeart i believe good job!! how do you quit doing weed?
@valarey--Wanting to quit is a great first step. The next step may be to talk to an adult you trust about getting help. Also, when you're trying to quit, hanging out with people who still smoke and do other drugs makes it much, much harder--so you might think about avoiding those situations. Thanks for your question.
I was severely addicted to drugs - alcohol and cocaine. I'm free since 2007 and I get over it. Thanks for this article, it reminded me that it's the simplest things what causes us to do what we sometimes do... not complicated, as we might sometimes think.
ive known people that are in to drugs and things like in your stories that you have here. ive seen that it is hard to get over drugs and i think people do them out of curiosity or peer pressure.....i think that before they try something likre this they should think of every consiquence that may happen. and if people do take drugs i hope they are only taking them now from addiction not because they want to!
I think it's funny that animals have their own way of "doing drugs" . I've read books about people that do drugs and they explain what happens , it makes sense why they keep doing it . At school they tell you why its bad to do drugs , but it makes you wonder why people do it if it's so terrible . Well , it actually is the whole thing that happens with the "reward system".
Hahaha to the birds getting high off fire , and then doing it again!
@rw-- what i dont get is that thay tell kids that are at the age that thay do the oppisit of what you tell them.
interesting... very interesting.
Really intresting. B ut dont coffee make you more drowsy instead of energetic?
@SJelf--good point. Initially, you do get a burst of "energy" from coffee, because the caffeine it contains is a stimulant, but those effects wear off pretty fast, and when that happens, you can feel suddenly energy-drained.
Because life really sucks sometimes and drugs are an easy way to let yourself forget that. As long as you are a solid personality you won't let it get out of hand. Maybe that's why crack and meth didn't do anything for me
i like it
Wow, i've heard about the goats chewing coffee beans, but the rest of the animals getting high is news for me - I can relate to the feeling, even though you know its stupid (the day after). The [removed commercial link] effect is short and it wears off fast, and takes more and more to be effective.. I almost get sleepy when i drink coffee now (work in a coffee company)
I am surley addiceted to coffee. If I don't have at least two cups in the morning, I get really bad headaches. I should start watering down my morning coffee. Then by lunhc time I really do feel drained. I try and stay away from coffee in the afternoon.
I am surley addiceted to coffee. If I don't have at least two cups in the morning, I get really bad headaches. I should start watering down my morning coffee. Then by lunhc time I really do feel drained. I try and stay away from coffee in the afternoon.
people does drugs because it helps them relax there mind, but if you do it to long things go wrong because you start to care less about school and sometimes about your family, but its really bad because it makes you forget your family name or who there are...
Nice! So true! Gives information.
i do drugs because i don't like the real world and i like to get away for a little while and escape, theres nothing like it.
Why do you infer that it's a trick?
NIDA's Dr. Joe Frascella writes:
Hi firezdog,
All that was meant by the "tricked" notion is that drugs of abuse can affect those brain processes that have evolved to respond to natural rewards in our environments so that we can become addicted without realizing what is going on.
I use drugs because it enhances certain experiences.
I can still do all the things I'd normally do, food becomes more tasty, movies become funnier, music gets you lost in it.
Everything gains an extra 'quality' that isn't there when sober.
And to be honest, my life is pretty boring because i'm so lazy.
Also not talking about crack, meth or heroin. That stuff [removed, per guidelines] you up.
@Right Drugs work by affecting the pleasure centers in your brain. That means, they make you feel good. The problem is, the brain will adapt to the drug and will require more of it to get the same effect. Over time, everyday pleasurable experiences lose out to the compulsive need to use the drug—not to feel high, but just to feel "normal." That is the essence of addiction. It could also at least partly explain why you feel your life is boring – and why you prefer to be high when doing things that are normally pleasurable on their own (eating, watching movies, listening to music, etc.).
we should have drugs in sport people have lots of pain people should not banned the drugs anyway
I liked Dr. Andrew Weil's take on the matter; that wanting to seek and explore altered states of consciousness is a very natural human urge. Every culture had socially accepted and endorsed means of doing so; if drugs such as cannabis, alcohol, hallucinogenic mushrooms, tobacco, opium, or ergot wine were available, they were used. When they weren't, cultures would achieve those states through transcendental meditation, spirit quests, fasting, sleep deprivation, dancing around fires to exhaustion by the beat of drums, etc. The only culture truly regarded as drug-free were the Inuit Eskimos, but then the hallucinations brought on by the ganzfeld effect when looking out in featureless expanses of snow probably satisfied that need for them.
As those cultures have given way to the "enlightened" and "civilized" viewpoints that getting high is always wrong and should be condemned in the strongest terms, drug use has become pushed into subcultures who don't know how to use them right, hence finding a lot of wrong ways to use them. Separated from the ritual and the community support, they use drugs for whatever reasons, whenever they feel like, and either alone or with like-minded people who are as irresponsible as themselves. Meanwhile, the profoundly potent but not-as-consciousness-altering substances like alcohol and nicotine are considered acceptable and even celebrated.
And worse, the drugs themselves are quite altered from their natural versions; cocoa leaves have become cocaine and crack, opium has become heroin, beer and wine have become distilled liquors, etc. so they're stronger than evolution could ever have prepared us for.
So why people use drugs is a very complicated matter indeed, but ultimately it is all about the consciousness. Drugs are the easiest way to alter it, but considering that it's been demonstrated that hypnosis can (in those who are able to enter hypnotic states) remove pain from surgical procedures at least as well as morphine can, then it's clear that drugs aren't a requirement. But the urge to do so is mainstream, while the drug-free techniques are lesser known and require study and practice and work to achieve. Most people would prefer the convenience of taking the pill or breathing the smoke to do it.
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Here's why. Happiness is the point of life, but all of the BS that society shoves down our throats (wealth, children, etc.) turns out to be actually useless. We're trapped in the hedonic treadmill. Drugs help escape that treadmill for a short period of time. Personally, the best option to maximize life for me would be to do a bunch of drugs for say a few months and then commit suicide before the crash. Then it might have a chance of having been worth it. Life sucks.
@Duelix, you're certainly entitled to your opinion. Life is about change, right? Things get better. Things get worse. Then they get better again. Living in that tension can be hard, but it helps you grow, learning how to manage the ups and downs. Drugs don't generally help—in fact, they tend to make things worse, not better. Please talk with a trusted adult or call the anonymous National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255) or the Treatment Referral Helpline (1-800-662-4357).
i hate drugs and i dont want to see it in real life i will fraek. i have to hang out with nerds to stay away from the wrong crowd but people make fun of me. Im very curious about it but i dont want to do it. how can i stay away from them