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		<title>Ships of Fate</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Feb 2011 00:25:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By guest writer &#8220;Sophia Deery&#8221; Sue Ellen, Athena, and Margaret Meade Iron testaments to longevity delivered safely to their berths, Sunned and steeped in the harbor&#8217;s murky tea we climbed on them with scarred knees tracing the painted curves of women we could not yet be Our hands like crabs instead scuttled the banks beneath [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p style="text-align: center;"><em>By guest writer &#8220;Sophia Deery&#8221;</em><br />
Sue Ellen, Athena, and Margaret Meade<br />
Iron testaments to longevity<br />
delivered safely to their berths,<br />
Sunned and steeped in the harbor&#8217;s murky tea<br />
we climbed on them with scarred knees<br />
tracing the painted curves<br />
of women we<br />
could not yet be<br />
Our hands like crabs instead<br />
scuttled the banks beneath their hulls<br />
picking up pieces of roughened glass,<br />
dulled<br />
gifts from men who drank like fish<br />
And eating cocoila sandwiches<br />
atop a given wench&#8217;s winch<br />
would brag their beauty to the sky<br />
accents portuguese or irish<br />
we knew the truth came from their lips<br />
for all men go down with their ships<br />
so to be a ship and sail the sea<br />
was to be loved eternally</p>
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		<title>True Cowboy Mentality</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Feb 2011 06:16:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The true cowboy is a simple man, he follows a stubborn yet flexible code. He is reliable, he is there in the clutch. He loves nature, he understands its true beauty. A playful pup makes him smile. A beautiful sunset connects him with his creator. A tree provides him with wisdom no man is capable [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>The true cowboy is a simple man, he follows a stubborn yet flexible code. He is reliable, he is there in the clutch. He loves nature, he understands its true beauty. A playful pup makes him smile. A beautiful sunset connects him with his creator. A tree provides him with wisdom no man is capable of. He is selfless, he will give his life for those he loves without a second thought. He is tough not strong, he can get the job done, one way or another. He is unknown by the world, he doesn&#8217;t talk to social skippers. He is unappreciated, he never sees acknowledgement from the world at large which lacks remorse and perspective. He honors tradition, he knows the future rides on history&#8217;s lessons. He knows what it takes, he stays true to reality. He is a survivor, he never gives up no matter the odds. He takes chances, he puts it all on the line. He fails, it&#8217;s never story book. He feels pain. He has romantic honor, he will never hurt his woman. He&#8217;ll make her feel like the queen of the world. He is a lover. He is happy. He is at peace. He wouldn&#8217;t have it any other way. He built America.
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		<title>Necessity</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Feb 2011 02:07:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By Guest Writer &#8220;Alexa&#8221; “Toni,” you say to me, “can you come over?” I notice the distraction in your voice, my stomach coiling within itself at the notion that you are not okay. I assure you I will be over in moments and promptly hang up the phone. Pushing myself out of bed, I pull [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>By Guest Writer &#8220;Alexa&#8221;</p>
<p>“Toni,” you say to me, “can you come over?”</p>
<p>I notice the distraction in your voice, my stomach coiling within itself at the notion that you are not okay. I assure you I will be over in moments and promptly hang up the phone. Pushing myself out of bed, I pull on slippers before grabbing my jacket and car keys. For some reason, driving to your house at 2 o’clock in the morning seems easier than it should, as though the edge in your voice has woken me up fully.</p>
<p>You are sitting on the front steps of your house in your plaid pajama pants and huge, white t-shirt when I pull up in front of your house. I notice your short red hair is standing on end and your light eyes are staring ahead as though you are in a trance. Your thin lips create a straight line across your face.</p>
<p>“Brian, what happened?”</p>
<p>“I broke up with her,” you say matter-of-factly.</p>
<p>At first, I don’t say anything, unsure of what I <em>could</em> say. You seem so disoriented that I cannot tell how you feel about your decision. When I feel as though I cannot draw any conclusions, I ask, “Are you all right?”</p>
<p>You shrug. “Yeah…I guess it needed to happen.” Sighing, you get up and ask, “Wanna talk about this inside? I’m freezing.” You stand up, eying my puzzled expression before adding, “My mom’s at an overnight conference tonight so don’t worry about waking her up.”</p>
<p>Nodding, I follow you down the dark first floor of your house to the end of the hallway. Your bedroom door stands before us, and you do not hesitate to open it as if I normally make late-night visits to your house. Absentmindedly I follow you into your room.</p>
<p>I pull off my coat and drop it onto your desk chair revealing my oversized sweatshirt and boxer shorts. My hair, long and tousled from my restless sleep until the phone call, rests messily along my shoulders. You sit down on your bed as I kick off my slippers.</p>
<p>“I just…she told me she cheated on me, Toni. She <em>cheated</em>.”</p>
<p>My lips are pursed now at the mention of the rumor I heard in school earlier that day. People talked about it in homeroom: how she had gone to a party and wasn’t even drunk when she took some guy by the arm and led him to a couch where she granted his tongue entrance into her mouth before escorting him upstairs. I had hoped my classmates were just causing trouble, but she had <em>confessed</em>.</p>
<p>“You okay with it?” I ask as I sit down next to you on your bed, my legs crossed.</p>
<p>You shrug and simply reply, “It just sucks, I guess.”</p>
<p>“You wanted company, I take it.”</p>
<p>A smile starts to form along your thin lips. “Yeah, sort of. Thanks for coming.”</p>
<p>Nodding, I place my hands in my lap and look up at you. With a smile, I pull you into a hug which you quickly reciprocate. When we pull apart and I look you in the eye and say, “You are amazing, okay? Just because she decided to fuck up your relationship doesn’t mean you did something wrong. She <em>chose</em> to do this to you.”</p>
<p>As I tell you this, your expression seems to transform into that of a small child who scraped his knee on the jungle gym. It breaks my heart to see the latest chink in your armor, the latest disappointment. I wish for some way to fix this as you silently relax into me, resting your head on my shoulder. I wrap my arm around you and rest my head against yours. You place your hand over mine. I feel your thumb stroke my fingers and shivers go down my spine.</p>
<p>You sit up and return my arm to my lap, still holding my hand and continuing the rhythmic motion of your thumb against my fingers: up and down, up and down. I continue to watch this, afraid to look at you and understand your intention.</p>
<p>“So,” you start to say, “I realized something…and it was kind of this really weird, like, <em>epiphany</em>.”</p>
<p>“What?” I manage to ask with what little breath has managed to navigate to my lungs.</p>
<p>“I think…and don’t freak out or anything…but I think I kind of, well, <em>need </em>you.”</p>
<p>“Need me?” I ask.</p>
<p>You sit up and continue to hold my hand, your body facing me. “Yeah, I was thinking about it…actually right after I broke up with her like a half-hour ago…and I realize that, well, this is really corny but…” He sighs and says, “I don’t know what I’d do without you, Toni.”</p>
<p>I have no idea what to say. I feel…<em>overwhelmed</em>, not necessarily in a bad way. I realize in that moment that no one has ever told me that they needed me or couldn’t picture their life without me. Without thinking, I allow something I didn’t even know until that moment to slide out of my mouth.</p>
<p>“I think I need you, too.”</p>
<p>“Yeah?” you ask, and I nod.</p>
<p>We lock eyes and exchange looks of relief, relief at the reality of being requited in such a manner. It’s not everyday you find out that the person you need needs you back. For a moment the relief of such a moment takes hold of us. I feel the heat radiating from the tips of your fingers as they lightly slide up my arm until they have made contact with the base of my neck. I look down at my lap, then back at you as your lips press against mine.</p>
<p>The heat of your lips surprises me. What surprises me more is that I do not push you away or think of this as an odd occurrence. Instinct puts my body on auto pilot and I find my hands pulling you closer than you already are. The heat from your lips spreads throughout my entire body now plagued with high body temperature, rising simply from contact with yours. Suddenly my sweatshirt is too warm. I begin to pull it off but you finish that for me, and I am suddenly sitting on your bed in a white tank top and boxer shorts.</p>
<p>I feel you guiding me farther back onto your bed, only stopping to slowly press my back against your comforter. Your heat presses into my chest and I find my hands tugging at the hem of your shirt before pulling it off of you. You give me a smile, expressing your entertainment at my sudden aggressiveness. You decide to return the favor, and suddenly the fervor of your body makes the idea of <em>any </em>clothing unbearable, something I realize you agree with.</p>
<p>Your heat consumes me in a matter of moments as it reaches ever part of me, every cell in my body on fire. My head feels dizzy and I cannot even think. Our lips stop touching as you bury your head into my hair and I throw my head back, all control about to be lost.</p>
<p>And just like that, it is over. You pull yourself up enough to look at me, your breathing audible. My heart is pounding in my chest. I feel the heat slowly flow out from my toes and fingers with each breath I take. You press your lips to mine then to my forehead before getting up to turn off the overhead light.</p>
<p>I slip beneath the covers, watching you walk over to the light switch, fully exposed, before rushing over to the bed. Your body inches closer to mine as you lie down next to me and prop your head in your hand, and lie on your side facing me.</p>
<p>“So,” you say.</p>
<p>I laugh at you and say, “Were you looking for awkward conversation starters? ‘Cause if you were, you found one.”</p>
<p>“No…I guess I just wanted to break the silence.”</p>
<p>I give another nervous laugh. “What’s on your mind?”</p>
<p>“Honestly?”</p>
<p>“No, I want you to <em>lie</em> to me,” I reply sarcastically, with another giggle.</p>
<p>I hear your nervous chuckle and turn to see you staring at me with a half-smile. “I guess I never realized how pretty you are.”</p>
<p>I find myself replying, “You’re not too bad yourself.” I sigh a little and say, “I’m kind of tired, so I think I’ll get going.”</p>
<p>I start to get out of bed when you place your hand on top of mine. In a voice that sounds as though I am being ridiculous, you say, “Don’t.”</p>
<p>There is no need for further explanation or coaxing on your part. I smile and lie back down in bed next to you. You put your arm around me and I place my head on your bare chest, falling asleep to the sound of your heart slowly beating. I drape my arm across your chest, nestling in to the surprising comfort of having a moment like this with you. The last thing I feel before I fall asleep is your lips pressing lightly against my forehead.</p>
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		<title>Cowboy Mentality: Country Boy</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 26 Jan 2011 21:34:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Aaron Lewis further continues my exploration of the true cowboy mentality and real American men from history for the purpose of create real men for in future. The lyrics are simple, not fancy, and directly truthful. This is a nice change up, I am not saying all music should be this way only in this [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p style="text-align: left;">Aaron Lewis further continues my exploration of the true cowboy mentality and real American men from history for the purpose of create real men for in future. The lyrics are simple, not fancy, and directly truthful. This is a nice change up, I am not saying all music should be this way only in this particular song his directness greatly complements the style. America needs to listen to people like this. Why? Because this is what America came from and is still comprised of; simple imperfect men whom want to live the way they were born to live. The &#8216;new&#8217; America is being constructed on ideals of communism but not even the brave and tough communism used successfully be Russia till its inevitable failure. This is a kind of meek socialism. However I have I full faith this country will now take a stand as Obama has awoken a monster of Change. Only this is not the Change he envisioned. We are going to change it back. Not to the early 21st century but rather to the attitude and aura of the late 18th century and all subsequent occasions when American stood tall with pride as the founding fathers intended.</p>
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		<title>Equations de Vivre</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wondering how to express a person&#8217;s ability in the clutch or there rationality? I am working on provide a numerical equation for life in general. The flaws are many and work to be done great but hey what the hell right? Below are sketches I have worked upon epiphanies or this could possibly be simply [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>Wondering how to express a person&#8217;s ability in the clutch or there rationality? I am working on provide a numerical equation for life in general. The flaws are many and work to be done great but hey what the hell right? Below are sketches I have worked upon epiphanies or this could possibly be simply an alternative to boredom. Equations de Vivre ©<a href="http://techplaybook.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/IMG_20110125_152231-e1295997981283.jpg"><img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-1172" title="IMG_20110125_152231" src="http://techplaybook.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/IMG_20110125_152231-e1295997981283.jpg" alt="" width="666" height="829" /></a><script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"></script><fb:like href="http://techplaybook.com/philosophy/equations-de-vrivre/" show_faces="true" width="450" font="arial"></fb:like></p>
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		<title>Entering the Blue</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 01 Jan 2011 04:57:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well I am sure you are wondering what &#8220;Entering the blue&#8221; could possibly mean and entail. The phrase &#8220;out of the blue&#8221; explains the phrase &#8220;entering the blue&#8221;. This is rather simple something can&#8217;t come &#8220;out of the blue&#8221; if you are not first in the blue. Why is it important to have things come [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p style="text-align: left;"><span class="drop_cap">W</span>ell I am sure you are wondering what &#8220;Entering the blue&#8221; could possibly mean and entail. The phrase &#8220;out of the blue&#8221; explains the phrase &#8220;entering the blue&#8221;. This is rather simple something can&#8217;t come &#8220;out of the blue&#8221; if you are not first in the blue. Why is it important to have things come out of the blue? Superstition and factual evidence emphasizes life&#8217;s great mysterious being solved out of the blue. Examples include; finding your true specific calling, eureka moments, supernatural experiences, and of course meeting one&#8217;s true love. For some they will always be in the blue and enjoy these surprises without hardship. However some of us, myself included, become so passionate about finding the solution to these problems, which are the very essence of life, that we lack the ability to renter the clueless blue. We soon learn we must renter the blue but how? Awareness of the blue&#8217;s necessity in long term serves as yet another impedance to actual re-entry. When one is anticipating the &#8220;out of the blue&#8221; miracle, the said person stops pursuing their passions as they are waiting on the great surprise. The surprise doesn&#8217;t come and life is wasted. There is no easy way to find the blue once one desires it so desperately. Simplicity is the key. By this I mean  getting back to the basics, waking up ready to roll, taking care of one&#8217;s hygiene, enjoying the constants you have always had (football, Tv show, Books, etc.,), finding good music, remaining in good touch with friends, and most importantly pursuing one&#8217;s passion. Focus on the little things and that which comes naturally. Then out of nowhere boom. <em>I will write an article serving as an example, once my battle and the quest for the blue ends. Here is a nice beat called &#8220;out of the blue&#8221; by Ferry Corsten.</em></p>
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		<title>Entrance to the Soul</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The eyes. The eyes are the gateway to the soul. When you meet the one. You&#8217;re not looking at her legs. You&#8217;re not looking at her hair. You&#8217;re not looking at her body. You&#8217;re not looking at her accomplishments. You&#8217;re not looking at her previous mate. You&#8217;re not looking at her beautiful face. You&#8217;re not [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>The eyes. The eyes are the gateway to the soul. When you meet the one. You&#8217;re not looking at her legs. You&#8217;re not looking at her hair. You&#8217;re not looking at her body. You&#8217;re not looking at her accomplishments. You&#8217;re not looking at her previous mate. You&#8217;re not looking at her beautiful face. You&#8217;re not looking at her friends. You are gazing into her mysterious and inviting eyes. Tension instantly surfaces as an invisible rope is woven, a rope strong enough to stand the test of time. Reason is left in the dust. Cerebral decisions become ineffective. It makes no sense. It is right. It is unexplainable and incoherent. It is flip flopping. The brain may strangle your feelings for her as a protective instinct. It doesn&#8217;t matter the second you look into the eyes again the brain&#8217;s effects become obsolete. It is destiny. It is in conquerable. It is perfection. It is love.</p>
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		<title>Finding the Dub in your life</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This word Dub is a funny one, the definition I intend is that of a beat focusing on the base or beat of drums. Only I mean this as in the beat that keeps us true to ourselves and stead as she goes down the river that is the beauty of life. For me it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p style="text-align: left;"><span class="drop_cap">T</span>his word Dub is a funny one, the definition I intend is that of a beat focusing on the base or beat of drums. Only I mean this as in the beat that keeps us true to ourselves and stead as she goes down the river that is the beauty of life. For me it comes during euphonious conversations or whilst taking things to a level I have never heard of or seen done. I do this to traverse the boundaries and reaches of all that we know as legend or lover. This summer I found true peace and connection whilst driving Carolina skiff off along the shore of the coast at night. Many would label this foolish but when a being has full confidence in his place and time he lacks fear of the surrounding dangers. I love the ocean especially when i can cruise solo through grey of night with only the sound of true country music humming in tune with the engine audible. I had another eye opening experience such as this shortly afterward with a friend in Wyoming. We had mounted our horses at dusk and rode fearlessly through downed timber in the rain for 4 hours. we had started at nearly 7000 feet and made it about 9,700 where we tied our horses. After hours of hiking we had nearly summited a great mountain know as Rams-horn. Then we saw a lighting strike but one half a mile away. We quickly hurried down through the hail to where we seemingly magically came upon a cave right above our river, six mile creek, we huddled inside our spaciously sized cave and made a fire. It was truly neat and a moment  I knew that for now at least I am on the right path for me. I won&#8217;t go into the area of love as I have truly not had a good go at true relationship just random play as it is for most kids these days, however I am changing my ways out of desire for something deeper. This is because for me part of the Dub in my life is depth. Best wishes for all still finding the various beats you wish to live by. Remember you must find your beat before you can write your words. Here I leave you with a techno song I am fond of.</p>
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		<title>A Real Man and Inspiration for Us All</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 May 2010 03:43:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Something I was sent by a friend, profoundly moving.]]></description>
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