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<r>Try l-tryosine. l-tyrosine is an amino acid that produces dopamine and norepineprine and has been tested at the Harvard School of medicine and proved to be effective against depression. It is essentially gives you a mood boost but there are 2 reasons why you should not take it: 
 
1) if ...

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<t>I have not had time (and do not have time) to read all the responces but here is my 2 cents: 
 
Years ago I was depressed and tried everything I could to relieve the symptoms only to find that the depression I was enduring was a symptom of a completely unrelated physical problem: I had an ...

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<t>koan;541119 wrote: I was given a CD some time ago that was a recording of a live impromptu performance by Kieth Jarrett. He plays the piano, just making up the concert as he plays. It's phenomenal. Some people don't like it because he gets stuck in few places trying to work out where he is going ...

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<r>Accountable;466320 wrote: Really?? Just from curiosity of course, but has somebody found some kind of record of that, or is it conjecture? Especially the pre-20th guys. 
 
 
 
I only ask because I find it supremely irrelevant who made Leonardo's willy wakey, and figure that any ...

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<t>We live in a world in which reproduction is culturally reinforced and the prejudice against homosexuality is similar to that when the elderly have sex, or people with severe physical dissabilities having sex. 
 
What is lost on people throughout time is the contribution gay men and women ...

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<r>Hi Pinky, 
 
The film 'Living in Oblivion' is an 'indie' american movie that is about low-budget movie making and guess what? It features a (hilarious) scene whereby they film a dream sequence with a dwarf. But sorry, no icecream!!;) 
 
<URL url="http://www.sonypictures.com ...

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<t>Reading this thread reminded me of Stanley Kubrick's film 'Spartacus' when Kirk Douglas steps forward and proclaims 'I am Spartacus'. Then everyone else steps forward and states 'No, I'm Spartacus'..........I'm Spartacus'............... 
 
In this case everyone is stepping forward ...

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<r>Clint;459622 wrote: Hmmm. Wellll...Hmmm. Maybe that's why they have gay bars. That way gays won't have to hang around evangelical congregations where someone might recognize them as a Christian.<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI> 
 
 
All we need now is to have bars ...

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<t>When I first watched the video footage of the (now fallen) evangelist my first thoughts were: 'god what a queen'. And when I asked my girlfriend she stated her comments were: 'he's really gay'. This leads me to wonder how such an obviously gay man could fake all the members in this nationwide ...

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<t>The only thing I have against atheism is when it becomes a religion with all the dogmatic trappings. When the mystery and wonder of the world becomes ritualized and systemized, I think the whole ball of wax becomes pretty boring. More than one occassion I have been called a heretic (this word was ...

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<r>What's your true religion? 
 
 
 
<URL url="http://www.beliefnet.com/story/76/story_7665_1.html">http://www.beliefnet.com/story/76/story_7665_1.html</URL> 
 
Just to cross reference results I completed both tests twice and my results were similar. On the first I scored ...

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<r>The following is a good article about Kerry's overpublicized remarks: 
 
<URL url="http://www.counterpunch.org/lindorff11022006.html">http://www.counterpunch.org/lindorff11022006.html</URL> 
 
And whatever you think of his remarks it must be noted that (because of the difficulty ...

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<r>First and foremost AIDS is not a moral issue or a disease that is isolated to homosexuals, prostitutes or needle drug users. All you have to do is look at Africa's AIDS pandemic to realize it is being spread on this continent through hetersexual sex. 
 
Also, this is an issue I have been ...

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<r>I wish I could blame the 1% of violent people for this mess but I cannot. I blame the people who should be blamed: Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and the other neocons who started this mess. This article deflects blame away from where it should be and does not address the lack of planning which caused ...

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<r>I really never scream at a movie and am difficult to startle or scare in real life, but I have laughed really loud at movies. Probably the hardest (and loudest) I ever laughed was while watching 'The Yes Men'. Fortunately, actually unfortunately, there were only 5 of us in the movie theatre and ...

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<r>Hamster;443569 wrote: Thanks for being so open and honest-that is really refreshing! :-6 
 
 
Well, I try and I always thought Eugene O'Neal's life motto 'the truth is never bad' is a good phrase to live by. Though I would amend it to say the truth is never bad but can be very ...

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<r>Hamster;443395 wrote: Telephoto I agree that our concept of good and bad are just our perceptions of people's actions. I have seen as you say Good people doing bad and vice versa... 
 
I also agree we are all going to the same place..I dont believe in an all powerful figure condoning or ...

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<t>Here goes nothing. It is my opinion that we all come from the same place and are all going to go to the same place - though I am not sure what this place is or if there is any place to go after death (and won't know until I do or don't go there). And. this (going or not going to ???) includes the ...

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<t>Hamster;440526 wrote: Yep and the sad thing is that people let the TV, radio, internet and other media decide their beliefs for them!!! 
 
 
For many people it is easier being told what to think on the TV and radio rather than actively pursuing knowledge by reading books and this ...

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<t>Another route of study to understand the influencing of people is through the scholarship of propoganda. In the 19th century the word propoganda meant an 'exchange of ideas' and did not have the sinister connotations it has today. Also, the commonly thought of useage of propoganda to mean lies or ...

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<t>Tigerlily wrote: The trouble with men - even the most intelligent ones - is they are inclined to turn into boring old farts as they get older, which is why rambling clubs etc are full of middle-aged women who don't want to fester in front of the telly for the rest of their mobile lives. 
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<r>gmc wrote: I thought rolling stone was just a music magazine. As you can imagine I don't read many US papers-actually none at all. Do the others talk about congress in the same way? just curious. I don't see much US TV news either just cbc on cable occasionallly or cnn and they seem rather ...

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<r>telephoto lens wrote: If anyone has any doubt about the current batch of scoundrels in Washington, please read the following Rolling Stone article: 
 
 
 
It is a long article which will alternatively make you laugh and shake your head because of the corruption, incompetitance ...

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<r>telephoto lens wrote: Now that I hit the vaunted 15 posts I will be able to supply the link where I learned the NAFTA information. It will take me some time but I will find it. 
 
 
Here is the link regarding the destruction NAFTA has done to the Mexican economy: 
 
<URL ...

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RedGlitter wrote: Some good points to think about there, Telephoto.

Now that I hit the vaunted 15 posts I will be able to supply the link where I learned the NAFTA information. It will take me some time but I will find it.

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<t>Excuse me if I am duplicating someone's prior responce but there are issues not being discussed regarding illegal aliens. The major one is NAFTA. Before NAFTA there were 2 million illegals in American and afterwards, 12 million. Why? NAFTA lowered trade barriers that protected Mexican farmers and ...

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<t>Tombstone wrote: Hi Sleeper, 
 
I'd check two things: 
 
1. Make sure you have an intact grounding system. 
 
2. Your starter may be bad. I had a Suburban that did the exact same thing. Dealer said, "Your starter is fine." I knew my electrical components were working ...

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: AHA! Someone ELSE who knows how to cook grits! Welcome! 
 
 
Besides growing up in an Italian family who often ate polenta I lived in Atlanta for 14 years and had some great cooks as roommates (who were from Alabama). Grits is like any other food if left plain: its ...

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I took this test years ago and cannot remember the scores with the exception of the individual I was closest to: Gandhi. I guess I am a bit of an anarchist at heart though I do not like the idea of long stretches between meals. :yh_pray

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An interesting disc: Michael Perlowin performs compositions by Copeland, Debussy, Bartok, Gershwin, Satie, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, and Charles Mingus on the pedel steel guitar and the disc is a delight. It sounds like classical music with a hawiian aesthetic. :guitarist

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<r>RedGlitter wrote: I have never held IQ tests in high regard anyway. I was always in the gifted classes in school and I am very intelligent, well read, book-smart. But sometimes I lack the common sense that a "less intelligent" person has. 
 
 
 
I think men like sex and women ...

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<t>Erinna1112 wrote: Grits. Love 'em. But I'm about as far north of the Mason/Dixon line as you can get and still be in the US, so nobody here likes them. 
 
 
 
Love sushi, unless it has raw fish in it. Bleck. But there's lots of sushi that doesn't. 
 
 
I don't why ...

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<r>Talapia marinaded in garlic, extra virgin olive oil, white wine, salt and pepper. Then I remove the fish from the marinade lightly salted and peppered the fish, then lightly breading it in flower and sauteed each side lightly brown. Once both sides are seared I then dump the marinade in with the ...

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<t>There is an option to sun dried tomatoes: oven drying yourselve, 
 
It is easy to do and here is the formula: 
 
Cut cherry tomatoes in half and marinade them overnight in chopped basil, extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinager, garlic, salt and pepper. The next day spread the ...

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<t>Growing up I often ate Italian food on one weekend then Polish food the next. So I ate ravioli one weekend and perogis next week. Sure it seemed a little confusing at the time but I got used to it. Though I have had some good Polish food through the years, I prefer Italian food and cook it when I ...

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Nomad wrote: I have to go to the mall, I sat on my glasses and they need to be repaired.

Sorry to hear it. This responce is one of the better displays of DADA I have seen in a while.:driving:

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<r>If anyone has any doubt about the current batch of scoundrels in Washington, please read the following Rolling Stone article: 
 
 
 
It is a long article which will alternatively make you laugh and shake your head because of the corruption, incompetitance, greed and un-democratic ...

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<t>I came upon this thread by accident and feel compelled to answer this question because of 2 reasons: Shostakovich is one of my favorite composers and I did a study of Rands 'Romantic Manifesto' several years ago. 
 
After studying both Rand and Shostakovich I think the latter was a genius ...

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Heiner Goebbels (no relation to the other one) 'Eislermaterial'.

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