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Men are happier people because ...
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quo vadis
So many books we read , so many wise statements we
quote , so many movies we watch , so
many words we say and we are told back
….
What for ?
Getting
closer to people , calling each other Friends
( a word which - I confess - constantly confuses me …) , knowing more and more about their likes and
dislikes what does
that mean ? Is
that a bridge to link those persons
or on the contrary it is more likely a ‘ bomb ‘ placed
beneath that bridge ?!
Knowledge
are meant to improve human relationships or on the contrary they’re a sort of weapons provided to the other one , a sort of bumerang
?!
If human being is able to make another human being smile simply by saying < Hi… ! > and
sharing a sincere smile , why Wouldn’t
they DO that ?!
If
human being is aware about the words or
gestures ( or about their absence ! ) which
surely make another human being cry, why Would they DO that ?
Friends,
friendship , care(less)ness , selfish(less)ness.... time , facts ....actions ,
reactions ... truth, trust , respect , support ...
WORDS
???
How many roads must a man walk down
Before you call him a man?
How many seas must a white dove sail
Before she sleeps in the sand?
How many times must the cannon balls fly
Before they're forever banned?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
Before you call him a man?
How many seas must a white dove sail
Before she sleeps in the sand?
How many times must the cannon balls fly
Before they're forever banned?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
The answer is blowin' in the wind.
How many years can a mountain exist
Before it's washed to the sea?
How many years can some people exist
Before they're allowed to be free?
How many times can a man turn his head,
Pretending he just doesn't see?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
The answer is blowin' in the wind.
The answer is blowin' in the wind.
How many times can a dumb man look up
Before he can see the sky?
How many ears must one man have
Before he can hear people cry?
How many deaths will it take till he knows
Too many people have died?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind,
The answer is blowin' in the wïnd.
Prăpastie, Marin Sorescu
GOD is always playing CHESS with each
one of us.
He makes Moves in our LIFE and
then sits back to see how we react to the CHALLENGES ...
So make the best move before CHECKMATE....
Dumnezeu
e surd
Şi când trebuie să-i spun ceva
Îi scriu pe-o foaie de hârtie.
Aşa se procedează
Cu toţi surzii.
Dar mie nu-mi înţelege scrisul
Şi când îl văd cum se scarpină-n aureolă
În faţa unei conjuncţii,
Mă gândesc că mult mai uşor ar fi
Să i-o urlu-n ureche.
Asta şi fac,
Dar Dumnezeu dă din cap
Că nu-nţelege
Şi-mi face semne să-i scriu pe-o hârtie
Tot ce vreau să-i spun.
Pe mine mă apucă disperarea,
Ies în stradă şi opresc trecătorii,
Punându-le-n faţă hârtia mea,
Scrisă cum am putut mai frumos şi mai citeţ
Ca pentru ochii lui Dumnezeu.
Dar oamenii nu sunt surzi,
Ci numai grăbiţi,
Şi dându-mi cu mâna hârtia la o parte,
Mă roagă să le spun totul repede
Prin viu grai.
Atunci mă pomenesc urlând
Ca din fundul unei prăpăstii,
Aşa cum urlă Dumnezeu
Când îşi face rugăciunea.
Şi de spaimă c-am asurzit şi eu
Uit ce-am vrut să le spun
Şi când trebuie să-i spun ceva
Îi scriu pe-o foaie de hârtie.
Aşa se procedează
Cu toţi surzii.
Dar mie nu-mi înţelege scrisul
Şi când îl văd cum se scarpină-n aureolă
În faţa unei conjuncţii,
Mă gândesc că mult mai uşor ar fi
Să i-o urlu-n ureche.
Asta şi fac,
Dar Dumnezeu dă din cap
Că nu-nţelege
Şi-mi face semne să-i scriu pe-o hârtie
Tot ce vreau să-i spun.
Pe mine mă apucă disperarea,
Ies în stradă şi opresc trecătorii,
Punându-le-n faţă hârtia mea,
Scrisă cum am putut mai frumos şi mai citeţ
Ca pentru ochii lui Dumnezeu.
Dar oamenii nu sunt surzi,
Ci numai grăbiţi,
Şi dându-mi cu mâna hârtia la o parte,
Mă roagă să le spun totul repede
Prin viu grai.
Atunci mă pomenesc urlând
Ca din fundul unei prăpăstii,
Aşa cum urlă Dumnezeu
Când îşi face rugăciunea.
Şi de spaimă c-am asurzit şi eu
Uit ce-am vrut să le spun
Dacă nu cer prea mult,M.Sorescu
- Ce-ai lua cu tine,
Dacă s-ar pune problema
Să faci zilnic naveta între rai şi iad,
Ca să ţii nişte cursuri?
Dacă s-ar pune problema
Să faci zilnic naveta între rai şi iad,
Ca să ţii nişte cursuri?
- O carte, o sticlă cu vin şi-o femeie, Doamne,
Dacă nu-ţi cer prea mult.
- Ceri prea mult, îţi tăiem femeia,
Te-ar ţine de vorbă,
Ţi-ar împuia capul cu fleacuri
Şi n-ai avea timp să-ţi pregăteşti cursul.
- Te implor, taie-mi cartea,
O scriu eu, Doamne, dacă am lângă mine
O sticlă de vin şi-o femeie.
Asta aş dori, dacă nu cer prea mult.
- Ceri prea mult.
Ce-ai dori să iei cu tine,
Dacă s-ar pune problema
Să faci zilnic naveta între rai şi iad,
Ca să ţii nişte cursuri?
- O sticlă de vin şi-o femeie,
Dacă nu cer prea mult.
- Ai mai cerut asta o dată, de ce te încăpăţânezi,
E prea mult, ţi-am spus, îţi tăiem femeia.
- Ce tot ai cu ea, ce atâta prigoană?
Mai bine tăiaţi-mi vinul,
Mă moleşeşte şi n-aş mai putea să-mi pregătesc cursul,
Inspirându-mă din ochii iubitei.
Tăcere, minute lungi,
Poate chiar veşnicii,
Lăsându-mi-se timp pentru uitare.
- Ce-ai dori să iei cu tine,
Dacă s-ar pune problema
Să faci zilnic naveta între rai şi iad,
Ca să ţii nişte cursuri?
- O femeie, Doamne, dacă nu cer prea mult.
- Ceri prea mult, îţi tăiem femeia.
- Atunci taie-mi mai bine cursurile,
Taie-mi iadul şi raiul,
Ori totul, ori nimic.
Aş face drumul dintre rai şi iad degeaba.
Cum să-i sperii şi să-i înfricoşez pe păcătoşii din iad,
Dacă n-am femeia, material didactic, să le-o arăt?
Cum să-i înalţ pe drepţii din rai,
Daca n-am cartea să le-o tălmăcesc?
Cum să suport eu drumul şi diferenţele
De temperatură, luminozitate şi presiune
Dintre rai şi iad,
Dacă n-am vinul să-mi dea curaj?
Monday, October 3, 2011
Top Lists of the world’s most odd and weird things… and some pretty serious information as well.
- Lists of sports champions
While we were gulping down our hamburgers and finishing it off with
beer these guys were in the gym getting fit for the game. They know that
to finish first, first you have to finish. Their motto: Live life on
the edge – otherwise you take up too much space! They are the sports
champions.
- Lists of real names
In the West the most popular male names are James and John and the
most popular female name is Mary.
A famous name of Scandinavian origin meaning “all wise” was the real name of one of the most famous persons ever: Elvis. It was at a concert in Minneapolis in 1954 that Al Dvorin first closed Elvis Presley’s concerts with a saying that would become very well known: “Ladies and Gentleman, Elvis has left the building. Thank you and good night.”
A famous name of Scandinavian origin meaning “all wise” was the real name of one of the most famous persons ever: Elvis. It was at a concert in Minneapolis in 1954 that Al Dvorin first closed Elvis Presley’s concerts with a saying that would become very well known: “Ladies and Gentleman, Elvis has left the building. Thank you and good night.”
Browse the real names of (real) famous people:
Interesting animals
God must love animals – He made so many of them!
Some animals are so small that you need a microscope to see them. Others are huge. All are interesting.
- There are more than a million animal species.
- There are 6,000 species of reptiles, 73,000 kinds of spiders, and 3,000 types of lice.
- For each person there is about 200 million insects.
- The 4,600 kinds of mammals represent a mere 0,3% of animals and the 9,000 kinds of birds only 0,7%.
- The most abundant bird species is the red-billed quelea of sub-Saharan Africa, numbering almost 2 billion.
Even so, about one third of animals have been driven to extinction as
a result of mismanagement and pollution by the fast-growing human
population.
Please take good care of the animals around you.
- Make your garden bird and bee-friendly.
- Contribute time or money to animal associations wherever possible.
See: Interesting animals
10 good uses for salt
Just a pinch of it and it’s worth it. We’re talking about salt here. Used
throughout the human history, being oftenly mentioned in the Bible, ubiquitous and
cheap.
Mined from salt rocks and extracted from sea water, salt is… well, the “salt of the earth.” You can’t live without it healthly. At the same time, you can’t live healthly with too much of it. Get the balance right – in your food and in your live – and salt is worth it’s own weight.
1. Deter ants
Sprinkle salt in doorways, on window sills and anywhere else ants use to sneak into your house. It’s a sure way to keep them out!
2. Kill grass and weeds growing in cracks in your driveway
Tired of weeding your driveway? Sprinkle salt on the grass and pour very hot water over it. Not only is this a highly effective way to kill unwanted plants, it’s also eco-friendly and cheap.
3. Say goodbye to fleas
If your dogs have fleas, simply wash their doghouse and blankets in salt water. If you’re worried your dogs may have brought fleas into your house, simply sprinkle your carpets lightly with salt and then brush it in. Leave it for 12 hours and vacuum thoroughly.
4. Pick up a dropped egg
If you drop an egg on the kitchen floor, sprinkle salt on the mess and leave it there for 20 minutes. You’ll be able to wipe it right up.
5. Clean up oven spills quickly
If a pie or casserole bubbles over in the oven, pour a handful of salt on top of the spill. It won’t smoke, smell and, most importantly, will bake into a crust that makes the mess easier to clean once it’s cooled.
6. Clean brown spots off your iron
Simply sprinkle salt on a sheet of waxed paper, slide the iron across it and rub lightly with silver polish. Your iron will look like brand-new in no time.
7. Remove stains from your coffee pot
Fill it with 1/4 cup of table salt and a dozen ice cubes. Swish the mixture around, let it sit for half an hour, fill it with cold water and rinse. Your coffee pot will look brand new.
8. Keep your windshield frost-free
Dip a sponge into salt water and rub it on windows, and they won’t frost up even when the mercury drops below zero.
9. Shell nuts more easily
Soak pecans and walnuts in salt water for a few hours before shelling them. Doing so will make it easier to remove the meat.
10. Drip-proof candles
If you soak new candles in a strong salt solution for a few hours, then dry them well, they won’t drip when you burn them.
11. Tame a wild BBQ
Toss a bit of salt on the flames caused by fat dripping from the grill. It’ll reduce the flames and calm the smoke without cooling the coals (like water would).
12. Soothe a bee sting
Wet the sting right away, then cover it with salt.
13. Stop a grease fire
Pouring salt on top of a grease fire will smother it. Completely.
14. Cooking tip
If a soup or stew is too sweet, add a pinch of salt. (See more cooking tips.)
Source: Salt Institute
Mined from salt rocks and extracted from sea water, salt is… well, the “salt of the earth.” You can’t live without it healthly. At the same time, you can’t live healthly with too much of it. Get the balance right – in your food and in your live – and salt is worth it’s own weight.
10 surprising good uses for salt
1. Deter ants
Sprinkle salt in doorways, on window sills and anywhere else ants use to sneak into your house. It’s a sure way to keep them out!
2. Kill grass and weeds growing in cracks in your driveway
Tired of weeding your driveway? Sprinkle salt on the grass and pour very hot water over it. Not only is this a highly effective way to kill unwanted plants, it’s also eco-friendly and cheap.
3. Say goodbye to fleas
If your dogs have fleas, simply wash their doghouse and blankets in salt water. If you’re worried your dogs may have brought fleas into your house, simply sprinkle your carpets lightly with salt and then brush it in. Leave it for 12 hours and vacuum thoroughly.
4. Pick up a dropped egg
If you drop an egg on the kitchen floor, sprinkle salt on the mess and leave it there for 20 minutes. You’ll be able to wipe it right up.
5. Clean up oven spills quickly
If a pie or casserole bubbles over in the oven, pour a handful of salt on top of the spill. It won’t smoke, smell and, most importantly, will bake into a crust that makes the mess easier to clean once it’s cooled.
6. Clean brown spots off your iron
Simply sprinkle salt on a sheet of waxed paper, slide the iron across it and rub lightly with silver polish. Your iron will look like brand-new in no time.
7. Remove stains from your coffee pot
Fill it with 1/4 cup of table salt and a dozen ice cubes. Swish the mixture around, let it sit for half an hour, fill it with cold water and rinse. Your coffee pot will look brand new.
8. Keep your windshield frost-free
Dip a sponge into salt water and rub it on windows, and they won’t frost up even when the mercury drops below zero.
Soak pecans and walnuts in salt water for a few hours before shelling them. Doing so will make it easier to remove the meat.
If you soak new candles in a strong salt solution for a few hours, then dry them well, they won’t drip when you burn them.
And some more uses
11. Tame a wild BBQ
Toss a bit of salt on the flames caused by fat dripping from the grill. It’ll reduce the flames and calm the smoke without cooling the coals (like water would).
12. Soothe a bee sting
Wet the sting right away, then cover it with salt.
13. Stop a grease fire
Pouring salt on top of a grease fire will smother it. Completely.
14. Cooking tip
If a soup or stew is too sweet, add a pinch of salt. (See more cooking tips.)
Source: Salt Institute
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