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The Craft of Living: The Thrown Stone (Aristotle on the Broken Man)

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The Craft of Living. Self-Improvement through Ancient Philosophy. Monday, January 11, 2010. The Thrown Stone (Aristotle on the Broken Man). In today's article, I will focus on another philosopher's reasons for believing that happiness is so difficult to produce: Aristotle. Unlike Plato, whom I discussed yesterday. Is something that we can do when we choose to do it. So, for instance, I have the power to run. Whenever I choose to run, I run. On the other hand, I also have dispositions. I h...They give us ...

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Miscontinuity: Angel: After the Fall #11 Review

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Wednesday, August 13, 2008. Angel: After the Fall #11 Review. Overall, this is definitely the best issue of Angel: After the Fall by far. It is better than most of the Buffy: Season Eight comics, as well. The book has really returned to its roots, not being afraid to tell the sort of dark, meaningful stories that made the television shows so memorable. Angel: After the Fall. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Weekly comic book reviews from someone who's read them for too long and loves them too much.

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The Craft of Living: The Tomb of the Body (Plato on the Broken Man)

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The Craft of Living. Self-Improvement through Ancient Philosophy. Sunday, January 10, 2010. The Tomb of the Body (Plato on the Broken Man). As I stated yesterday. This week's series will be on the subject of what is wrong with human beings. What is it that makes us so difficult to fix, to the point where we have travelled to the moon but seem barely more capable of creating an art of living? The first person I will discuss is Plato. I will predominantly focus on the Phaedo. In the body. One can see w...

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Miscontinuity: Hiatus

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Monday, November 10, 2008. Unfortunately, since the school year started, I have found it increasingly difficult to find the time for these reviews. Once I am able to create a more rational schedule, I do intend to return to them. Please, come back. I'm a brazilian fan of your blog. Regards! December 5, 2008 at 7:09 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Weekly comic book reviews from someone who's read them for too long and loves them too much. View my complete profile. Angel: After the Fall.

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Miscontinuity: Robin #178 Review

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Thursday, September 18, 2008. Penciller: Freddie Williams II. In which Robin realises he may need to take down Batman and leading into the slower, less focussed story concerning whether or not Robin will become Batman's replacement. Even when he uses Tim Drake's detective skills, it would seem that the desperate people in a city need, well, help. For some strange reason, things like poverty fail to get even a single mention in this issue. One would think that it would at least occur. Angel: After the Fall.

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Miscontinuity: Thunderbolts #124 Review

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Sunday, September 28, 2008. The rest of the issue is spent with Osborn masterfully handling a series of personel crises as he must reign in the insecurities and murderous tendencies of one Thunderbolt after another. Penance has to face a group of Skrulls posing as victims of the Stamford explosion, and Osborn helps him realise what is going on because. My only real criticism of this issue is that it lacks a lot of the sense of fun of the last issue. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Skaar: Son of Hulk.

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GNR8 new/s: Interactive Couch

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Forget couples counseling to tell you you're drifting apart from your lover. A UK designer has come up with a concept that’s illuminatingrelationships from their living rooms. 13122006 in Hi Tech. Good stuff- Id get one but Im sure its far, far out of my price range. Also, I hope theres a way to turn it off, it might get annoying. Then theres always the oddity of having to plug in your couch. Posted by: Designer Lighting. Id like to see how this thing lights up depending on what movie we are watching&#46...