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Its' really interesting how common American products drive creative culture.

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Ah Doogie Howser. I wonder how my adult self would find that show these days.

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The only answer is to cut her out unless and until she seeks help for her problems, no matter what they are.

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Cats 24/7: Cats 24/7

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I have been to all states. I am not completely certain about Arkansas as I was a child when I was there and have no memory. The last two I had were Maine and Alaska, but finished those in 2012.

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<t>I feel like this does a good job of making it seem like you're on the couch watching TV - but it's internet content that is available on mobile. Plus unlike TV, it's free and there are no commercials. For some strange reason, I really like the concept of channels and shows, even if it is, ultimat...

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Mostly because of their hilarious commercial I tried out HivePals to find some folks in the area to play poker with. There arenâ€™t that many people on there yet, but I did find some hits. Anyone else there?

YouTube - Hillarious Comedy iPhone Contest Spoof Hivepals.com - HD

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Any FG members on HivePals? I like it because itâ€™s nice to see a site for searching for activity partners and friends that attaches a profile and includes feedback from other people. Itâ€™s like Craigslist meets Facebook meets Ebay.

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<t>The buzzword control tactics used by corporate media to control our minds and lives pisses me off. I was listening to a podcast of The Joan Kenley Show called The Media: Whatâ€™s True, Whatâ€™s Not just now that addressed the ways the flailing, frightened right-wing newsmedia are creating false r...

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<t>Brilliant. I liked Jon Stewart's suggestion - instead of giving the money to the banks, it would have been nice if they gave the money to us, the consumers, so that we could pay off our debts and/or stimulate the economy - either way it goes back to the banks. I also like the suggestions in the b...

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<t>I think that we need to lead the way in the world in establishing global food security and food sovereignty - the right of countries to determine and implement their own food security policies; and the responsibility of all countries to protect every personâ€™s human right to food. Mostly my idea...

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Lon;1122647 wrote: How about Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged"

That might work, that's a little heavy though. Looking more for summaries of political platforms, like Thinking Big.

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<t>I'm looking for books that have strong political messages, for a discussion group I'm creating for a group of teens between high school and college. Here's the kind of thing I'm looking for: Thinking Big: Progressive Ideas for a New Era - note that it is downloadable. This is a huge plus so if yo...

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<t>No matter where we're ranked as far as quality - the truth is that of all the worldâ€™s nations, the United States spends by far the most money on health care. Our health care system is enormously wasteful and chaotically organized. Iâ€™m most aligned with the plan that comes from the book Thinki...

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<t>Look at this short video series about tea from Samovar Tea Lounge in San Francisco. It's called Passage to Peace. The basic idea behind the series is that one cup of tea, serenely enjoyed, can help bring about world peace. The series focuses on how tea transcends and defines culture, and how it c...

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<r>I thought I would begin a thread for online free retirement resources. I've been listening to a radio show (online as podcasts) called InvestTalk – which I like because it's given me an elevated sense of financial awareness as I head into retirement. It's good because it offers the education of a...

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lol: Very pleased not to have kids. Very pleased not to have cable

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ahhh.... Peak Oil... long awaited, much maligned. I recently bought a Toyota Yaris, 40 mpg. This a step up from my Volvo station wagon, 23mpg and necessitating high octane (91). It's changed my life. I have double the range from my gas budget now.

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<t>As much as this thread makes me want to keep my gender a secret to be politically forward - I am indeed a woman. I didn't think it was news, didn't I select my gender? Sometimes I choose "male" online just to keep from hearing all the hoopla. So, no other recommendations for me? Is th...

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<t>Any other NPR junkies out there? My b/f hates it that I listen to it every day on the way to work so Iâ€™ve had to give up my morning fix. Found a good online podcast called The Joan Kenley Show on iTunes that takes the place and I can listen to on my schedule â€“ progressive, detailed and positi...

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<t>I am a nutrition consultant so I toe that interesting line between preventive and curative health. I use organic foods, supplements, and herbs in my treatments, but all of my information has solid scientific backing, clinical and population trials, and I work with Western (allopathic) Medical Doc...

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Sachertorte!

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Yeah, the tune was stuck in my head all morning! I guess most of the people in that video actually work for Hanson Bridgett. :yh_party

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I thought this was offbeat and funny, makes me laugh every time I watch it (I've watched it a few times now because the tune is so catchy!):

:yh_dance

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<t>I agree (by the way you can watch the ones you miss on the abc website) that I hope Bruno wins soon, it would suck if the show got down to 6 against 1! This was the first week I thought Team Bruno did a better job, in previous weeks I voted for Team Carrie Ann. I found a photo of Zack on the fan ...

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I'm so obsessed with this show I even joined the fan club.

Is anyone else watching Dance War? Who is your favorite of the contestants? I'm torn between Zack, Qis, Bradley, and Lacey. I am routing mostly for Team Carrie Ann, but I think that Bruno did a better job this week.

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<t>Has anyone seen this yet? How is it? I really liked "Life Aquatic" but haven't had a chance to get to the theaters for Darjeeling Limited yet. I think it's interesting that there are so many movies about India coming out - the last movie I saw in the theaters was "Outsourced" (really good btw), w...

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<t>I'm from the USA. Traditionally I've looked the other way on my libertarian beliefs in free markets and unlimited outsourcing when it comes to food. I work in nutrition and am painfully in touch with how important it is to eat food that is grown locally. But, it that brings up a point I've discus...

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<t>I saw a great movie called Outsourced (anyone seen it?) last week and though it was primarily a comedy and if it had a message it was about cultural understanding and communication not about outsourcing, but the movie has made me think about outsourcing a lot. In general, I am a libertarian and I...

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Paris Hilton has me saying "that's hot" too... yeah, I actually think if I had to choose whether to buy my niece a traditional Barbie or a muslim Barbie... I'd choose the muslim one. I wish they made an infinite array of them... then I could teach my niece she can be anything she wants to be.

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<t>Nomad;708614 wrote: Why are people so afraid of pot for medicinal purposes ? because the pharmaceutical industry stands to lose a LOT of money. There are, it turns out, MANY things for which pot can be used medicinally, legitimately. I just have a problem with someone who prizes ...

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<t>Bryn Mawr;708453 wrote: Long time no see - welcome back and I hope things are well with you. Thanks! I'm episodic because I travel for work into realms without internet (teaching nutrition to some disadvantaged people) frequently. I can't believe Sasha Baron Cohen is i...

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<t>Is anyone else into independent films? I really like low budget movies that are so good that you can't tell that they are low budget. I really liked the movie "Outsourced" (here's the trailer) , I saw it this weekend and it was funny - the main character reminded me of my very wonder bread brothe...

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<r>Here she is: <URL url="http://www.gloob.tv/news/muslim_barbie_hits_indonesia?article=1976"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.gloob.tv/news/muslim_barbie_ ... ticle=1976">http://www.gloob.tv/news/muslim_barbie_hits_indonesia?article=1976</LINK_TEXT></URL> Yeah, you can make any kind of Barbie...

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:wah: that's funny. A lot of my friends work for Google. Some buy the company line, some don't. I've eaten there. The food isn't evil.

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<t>I do not like Mitt Romney. I was made unhappy while watching this clip of Romney explaining to a wheelchair-bound lifelong muscular dystrophy sufferer that he would indeed arrest him for his "crime". I don't understand how someone who considers himself so religious could so clearly lack compassio...

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<t>I got a new trailer for Sweeney Todd in my inbox this morning. Can't wait. It'll be interesting to see the way Tim Burton realizes this story, I've only ever seen it on stage (and high school productions at that). I'm glad it ended up being him, even if people are saying that this is just another...

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<r>I found this ad online, I actually have a pair of those headphones but I still haven't loaded any songs onto them... :-3 lazy me. But I thought the ad was funny: <URL url="http://www.wehatetrendystuff.com/">http://www.wehatetrendystuff.com/</URL> I could destroy some trends, like those stupid cel...

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<t>Iâ€™ve been watching a lot of cartoons lately, Iâ€™m having an early mid-life crisis or something, and theyâ€™re the only thing that seems to help. Anyway, mostly Iâ€™ve been sticking to Boomerang because of the nostalgia, but I checked out the current lineup on Cartoon Network and was pleasantly...

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<r>Anyone have anything fancier than an earpiece for your cellphone that works with bluetooth? Wondering how tech-savvy people all are. The fanciest thing I have is this car kit from OTTO: <URL url="http://www.hearotto.com/Products_OT2.aspx">www.hearotto.com/Products_OT2.aspx</URL> which is pretty c...

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vaccuumed the living room, washed the dishes.

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<t>I'm reading "Wild Animus" by Rich Shapero. It's fantastic. I'm a big fan of Alaskan adventure diaries, and also psychedelic culture, and this melded these two worlds artfully. Granted, Shapero isn't the best writer, but that only adds to the rough, emotional storytelling - he paints a picture of ...

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Pinky;598448 wrote: They say there's quite a fine line between genius and madness. I think that's certainly true to some extent.

Yeah, I think that line is more in the eye of the observer than anything else. Sometimes one person's genius is another's madness.

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<t>I attract the mentally ill. A variety: alcoholics, anxiety disorder/OCD, and now a paranoid schizophrenic. I attract the absolute most functional of them - and also the ones that are brilliant, genius, sensitive... the kind of people you'd hang out with EVEN THOUGH they're mentally ill. It's very...

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<r>RedGlitter;597459 wrote: I don't know if it's what you have in mind but Jeff Buckley did a killer version of Edgar Allan Poe's "Ulalume." You might get it on Limewire or one of those. Here's the poem itself: <URL url="http://www.coillebheag.freeserve.co.uk/Buckley/literary.htm"><LINK_T...

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<r>Anyone have any good spoken word to recommend? My favorite kind are things inspired by the psychedelic generation and/or nature. I have two of Timothy Leary's albums, like those, especially "You can be anything this time around". I also really dig this guy: <URL url="http://www.richshapero.imeem....

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"Where am I bound" off of "The Ram" by Rich Shapero - very haunting and nature-inspired, beautiful storytelling.

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<r>Iâ€™ve been doing caregiving for elders and babysitting for youngunâ€™s for the past 12 years. I found this really neat website for Bay Area residents that matches babysitters to families in need. Very easy to use, and I just set up a profile there two weeks ago and have already received jobs due...

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<r>I think this year the Snickers one took it for me: <URL url="http://www.ifilm.com/video/2819686/collection/18830/minisite/superbowl"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.ifilm.com/video/2819686/coll ... /superbowl">http://www.ifilm.com/video/2819686/collection/18830/minisite/superbowl</LINK_TEXT></URL> Wa...

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when I was younger I used to have a phobia of vomit. I've gotten over it, but now I have a more refined phobia: nausea. I am afraid of putting myself in situations I know will make myself sick. Which might just be self-preservation, not phobia.

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