In this remarkable soliloquy we are enticed by Richard III, played by Laurence Olivier in 1955. He begins by observing that the rest of the world is happy and rejoicing over the coronation of the new king, who is celebrating in his bed chamber with a beautiful woman. Richard was born deformed, felt rejected and unloved his whole life for his ugliness, and does not even hope that he will ever find love or tenderness as he imagines the King is enjoying. Rejected and unlovable, all he has to cling to is the control he can assert over other people, especially the manipulation of people who are supposedly more powerful than he. He has abandoned any hope for love or warmth, and has replaced those yearnings with domination as what he longs for; in other words, he is immersed in the dynamics of narcissism and sadomasochism. Rounding out the profile of a narcissistic sadist -- even approaching the sociopath -- he explains how at one moment he can commit cold-blooded murder in his pursuit of the ultimate power, the crown, but then acknowledges how he can then feign emotional vulnerability should the situation call for it. He comports himself publicly in a manner calculated to maintain control over the impressions he gives socially, which we think of as False Self functioning. He also personifies what might be called "ruthlessness", in his almost total disregard for the rights or well-being of anyone else, and his imperviounesss to their emotions. For instance, he recently murdered .... + Informações

Parents are to be obeyed in matters that are permitted in Islam whether they demand you to perform them or to leave them, as long as it does not endanger your life or limb. If they order you to commit as act of disobedience -- whether it be to leave something obligatory (like hijaab) or to commit something haram (like dealing in interest) there is no obedience to them. If they order you to leave something mustahab (like giving up the night prayer or recitation of the Qur'an) for some benefit they may get out of it, like companionship, then it is obligatory to obey them. If they order you to leave the fard kifayah (like washing a dead body, or offering the funeral prayer on it , or Jihad, etc.) and there is no one else to do it or not enough people to do it, then they are not to be obeyed. If enough people are taking care of the matter, then they must be obeyed. Unfortunately, sometimes this disposition gets distorted and people start viewing their own existence with resentment. Consequently, they blame their parents for bringing them into this world or that they may not be living at the ease and joy they think they deserve. Human beings' existence is due to Allah and to Him alone, for He wills who will be one's parents, where one will be born, the time of birth and what sustenance will he receive. Our parents have done us a great favour, our Creator has told us not to even show them signs of discontent if they did something we did not like or were wrong about anything .... + Informações

Parents are to be obeyed in matters that are permitted in Islam whether they demand you to perform them or to leave them, as long as it does not endanger your life or limb. If they order you to commit as act of disobedience -- whether it be to leave something obligatory (like hijaab) or to commit something haram (like dealing in interest) there is no obedience to them. If they order you to leave something mustahab (like giving up the night prayer or recitation of the Qur'an) for some benefit they may get out of it, like companionship, then it is obligatory to obey them. If they order you to leave the fard kifayah (like washing a dead body, or offering the funeral prayer on it , or Jihad, etc.) and there is no one else to do it or not enough people to do it, then they are not to be obeyed. If enough people are taking care of the matter, then they must be obeyed. Unfortunately, sometimes this disposition gets distorted and people start viewing their own existence with resentment. Consequently, they blame their parents for bringing them into this world or that they may not be living at the ease and joy they think they deserve. Human beings' existence is due to Allah and to Him alone, for He wills who will be one's parents, where one will be born, the time of birth and what sustenance will he receive. Our parents have done us a great favour, our Creator has told us not to even show them signs of discontent if they did something we did not like or were wrong about anything .... + Informações

Eric Best, in an interview about his book Into My Father's Wake, talks about how sailing solo from San Francisco to Hawaii was meant to address his fear of being alone.. + Informações

www.CrossroadsAngerManagement.com (916) 771-3707 We offer Practical Solutions for each client including Stress Management, Anger Management, Emotional Intelligence, and Civility Training. We are here to serve you with Evidence-Based, Skill-Building Solutions. Anger is a basic human emotion. It is used to express negative feelings such as fear, rage, unhappiness, discontent, depression, etc. We may have observed that individuals often gain attention, control, and influence when they get angry. We can say that our expression of anger is a learned response; therefore, we can unlearn those behaviors and "recondition" ourselves. The goal of Crossroads Anger Management treatment is to teach acceptable expressions of anger and to eliminate violent and self-destructive behaviors in our lives. It is our goal for all participants to learn to identify and control their own anger so that it does not become a destructive force. Like learning any new skill, practice is necessary to incorporate the techniques offered in a safe and professional place. What is Emotional Intelligence? "the ability to understand one's own feelings and behavior as well as the capacity to sense the feelings and needs of others and to utilize this information in a way that enhances interpersonal relationships". + Informações

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Lisa recognizes her false front as the dictator of her husband is causing discontent and guilt. She eats to mask her sadness over their fighting, but refuses to apologize because that would be "losing".. + Informações

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More info here: www.foodmatters.tv The Tapping Solution is a Documentary Film that Explores Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), a New Discovery that Combines Ancient Chinese Acupressure and Modern Psychology with Startling Results! What is EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) and How Can It Help ME? Millions of people are settling for lives filled with poor health and emotional baggage. Not knowing how to achieve the joyful and satisfying lives they desire, they're stuck accepting a lifestyle of emotional trauma, chronic physical pain, compulsions and addictions, or perhaps just an empty feeling inside. Along with these problems come pills to kill the pain, sleep at night, and suppress anxiety -- but this is hardly better than the disease. If you're like many people, you feel trapped, caught in this cycle. You're tired of feeling sad, depressed, anxious, discontent, and unwell. You're sick of the expensive and ineffective treatments. You're fed up with relinquishing the power over your health and happiness to psychologists and doctors. You'd like to grow, flourish, and thrive, putting the past in the past. You want to be your best, living a life that is filled with peacefulness, joy, and fulfillment, from day to day and moment to moment. With EFT, you can do that. You can discover the vital secret for emotional wholeness and physical relief. You can take your physical and emotional well-being into your own hands. It's simple for anyone to master. What does EFT work on? How .... + Informações

Before I met this girl, I was sad and blue then came this one lady, her name Rachel Koo This girl, so fine, so young so beautiful, a dime, the one you see, you got me sprung, like the past tense of spring but because of you the flowers still bloom and the birds still sing Outside, the sky's the limit but here on the phone , it's your seven digits The most gorgeous girl, not hitting on you, none of that don't get the wrong idea don't get awkward and don't punch or slap Just telling the truth, thought everybody should acknowledge let's take it back a few year when I started college I first met you at that one apartment at the time my heart was filled with emotion and discontent When I saw your face I knew for sure, ? percent that you would be my medicine, that you would be my supplement as the year passed by, and we grew apart I felt a emptiness inside, a stab in my heart But once awhile when I see you, we combust sparks just like it said on that love song, Mario kart And the finish line is just around the bend I'll pause this game so our love would never end But the problem is, is this is life and not just a game and lyrically I can't express my emotions it's just not the same At last the end is near, this is my utmost fear the idea that I'll never see you, my feelings so unclear I'll try my best I'll my best I'll try to best portray These final word s that I believe that I think I should say Rachel Koo, you from New Jersey is that the real reason why you are oh so flirty .... + Informações

www.sarahmontes.com Las Vegas Jazz singer-songwriter Sarah Montes; video of studio session recording- I Can I Will I Do! album- Fom Vegas...With Love! 2011 I Can, I Will, I Do You think I'm hung up on your heart That's a theory that's way off the charts You're convinced I've fallen deeper than the deepest ocean I wouldn't dare breathe with out your permission Baby I've got news for you I can, I will, I do! You want me to be your girl in a bubble Well that idea was the start of your trouble You assume you have me wrapped up; hook, line and sinker Think I can't wiggle free from your lure and spinner Wake up, get a clue I can, I will, I do! I use to hide behind a wall of discontent An emotional series of disturbed events But I'm done wasting my time on your macho-ism I'm not spending my life in your love prison of ism's Now, I know this is kind of a drag But I'm out of here and I'm taking the Jag A new destination on the GPS, I'm playing my exit music If you think I won't leave you singing the blues its Time you face the truth I can, I will, Oh, I am...so take a pill I Can, I will, I do! songwriters- Sarah Montes, Lisa Webb © 2011 Lazsar Music www.sarahmontes.com www.getitwritelyrics.com. + Informações

Vlog explains AFA's position on the importance of an "apology" letter to ICED: Audism Free America (AFA) announces our grave discontent that the International Congress on the Education of the Deaf (ICED) refuses to apologize for the ICED resolutions of 1880 at their Milan Congress. This infamous resolution erroneously and unjustly declared "the incontestable superiority of speech" to be the rule of the day in Deaf education resulting in decades of abuse (physical, emotional, social, spiritual, educational, and linguistic) and the removal of Deaf people from the classrooms and boardrooms of Deaf schools across the globe, In declaring our discontent with ICED's refusal to acknowledge and apologize for their role in the ICED Milan 1880 resolutions we heed ML King Jr's words of "We must have the spiritual audacity to assert our somebodyness." The resolutions were unjust and have never formally been rescinded or apologized for by ICED. We understand that ICED has been in negotiations with the British Columbia ICED Apology Committee and have reached an agreement for a "new beginning" document which does not include an apology. While we were always puzzled as to why the concept of an apology should have ever been a negotiable matter, we were assured numerous times that an apology was in order and would be forth coming. The latest information we have is that no apology will be granted. In the spirit of asserting our somebodyness, AFA asserts that the apology is owed to us and .... + Informações

The Poets War by MrDaMan Virgil R. Hall II (Randy) There are no killers, waxing poetic, only collateral brain damage on Red Cross stretchers, bleeding ink in confusion. Rorschach badges of empathy staining the sheets, hearts beating to chaotic rhythms following the directives of General Disorder. I hope you know this means war! Emotional depravity shoots stolen arrows from cupids quarrel at reasons stone heart only scratching the surface of compassion, which runs deep and quiet. Taking the blows one by one, in the name of love, Adam tries to palaver with Eves rib, this pain in his logic, this ticklish, saucy side. Then in the foxhole of the soul as charges of discontent explode all around, its hand to hand, breast to breast, and a fixed bayonet unsheathed for Eves entreaty. Reason cries havoc as seduced desire succumbs to the mastery of Eves passionate emotional plea Love me. The battle of Honey Do, the Waterloo of Reason and the Siege of Logic just never ends. This war of poetry, where millions of words are slaughtered on Dictionary Hill every day. Blitzkrieging poets launching attacks with reason and emotion, soldiering on as soldiers do until the truce. And surrendering to love if only for a while, as the words rally to march again in passion, in insistence to the Poets War and rose colored glasses. Its not the love of war, its not a war on love Its reason and emotion finding balance in adversity.. + Informações

Messenger of Allah said "Satisfaction of Allah is from satisfaction of parents (mother and father), and discontent of Allah is from their discontent" Choose for your self, either the satisfaction of Allah or ........., it's up to you. What you'll choose?. + Informações

Kelly continues to enforce harsh rules that continue to perpetuate her discontent and irritability. She goes back to eating every couple of hours even though she isn't hungry. She's afraid and eats to prevent hunger, resulting in fat gain, weight gain, inches gained, and confidence weakened. THE GREAT NEWS IS THAT SHE AVOIDS GETTING TOO FULL---HUGE SUCCESS!!!. + Informações

Organisers of the Cameroon music and cultural awards, CANAL D'Or, have honoured jailed singer Lambo Sandjo Pierre Roger aka Lapiro de Mbanga with aa Life time Achievement Award. The special tribute presented to his wife Louisette Lambo Sandjo on Friday is in recognition of the artiste's work, especially his engaging lyrics on the social, political and economic situation of his countrymen, often delivered in the "mboko" variant of the country's lingua franca, Pidgin-English. "I dedicate this award to my husband and to all who are with him in cell number 18," the emotional Louisette told the audience made up of politicians, senior civil servants, top class businessmen, musicians, comedians and journalists. Lapiro de Mbanga was arrested in April 2008 after the violent riots that rocked Cameroon in protest of high prices of basic commodities and popular discontent over a change in the country's constitution to drop the restriction of Presidential terms.. + Informações

Players of FC Barcelona receive their medals and Champions League Cup. Notice the sequence starting at 1:29 where Carlos Puyol takes off the medal immediately after receiving it and hangs it from his pants. His discontent has to stem from fact that, although he was the captain for the entire season and a regular player, he did not even start this game, and the honor of receiving the winner's cup, which corresponds to the captain, was given to Eric Albidal. Of course Abidal miraculously recovered from a liver tumor and this was an emotional tribute to him.. + Informações

Complete video at: fora.tv Political philosopher Michael Sandel argues that free market economics have affected American perceptions of ethics, morality, and value. By emphasizing the monetary value of human goods, says Sandel, Americans may be moving away from notions of emotional and social worth. ----- Harvard Professor Michael Sandel deliveres a speech titled "Markets and Morals" as part of the Chautauqua Institution 2009 Summer Lecture Series. He tackles some of economics' toughest ethical questions, such as the business of commercial surrogacy and the price of citizenship. - Chautauqua Institution Michael J. Sandel is the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor of Government at Harvard University, where he has taught political philosophy since 1980. He is the author of Liberalism and the Limits of Justice (Cambridge University Press, 1982, 2nd edition, 1997; translated into eight foreign languages), Democracy's Discontent: America in Search of a Public Philosophy (Harvard University Press, 1996), Public Philosophy: Essays on Morality in Politics (Harvard University Press, 2005), and The Case against Perfection: Ethics in the Age of Genetic Engineering (Harvard University Press, 2007). His writings also appear in general publications such as The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic, and The New York Times.. + Informações

Stereo: www.youtube.com Lyrics I'm hiding in the corner Of an overgrown garden Covering my body in leaves And trying not to breath All my childhood dreams Are bursting at the seams And dangling around my knees I've been deformed by emotional scars And the cancer of love has eaten out my heart I've been stripped bare and nobody cares And all the people i looked up to are no longer there All desires have been denied to put me in this state of mind Another year older and what have i done My aspirations have shriveled in the sun I'm crippled by guilt Blinded by science I've been waiting for tomorrow all of my life [???] working, keep talking. (x4~5) All desires have been denied to put me in this state of mind Another year older and what have i done My aspirations have shriveled in the sun I'm crippled by guilt Blinded by science I've been waiting for tomorrow all of my life I've been filled with useless information Spewed out by papers and radio stations I've been hounded by fairweather friends Sowing the seeds for my discontent Life is like a sewer And i'm trying to wade thru her I threw in my money and made my wish But sleeping boys catch no fish All desires have been denied to put me in this state of mind Another year older and what have i done My aspirations have shriveled in the sun I'm crippled by guilt Blinded by science I've been waiting for tomorrow all of my life [???] working, keep talking. (x4~5) All my childhood dreams Are sinking round my knees My mind has been .... + Informações

Georgetown University's Christine Fair talks with CNN's Anjali Rao about her studies that failed to link poverty and Islamic extremism. Would you like to know more? The Nation (June 01, 2011) 67pc want Islamisation of society nation.com.pk "As many as 67 per cent people of Pakistan want the government take steps for Islamisation, a clear indication that for whatever reasons they have lost faith in the existing system. According to a survey carried out by Gilani Research Foundation, 31 per cent people want the government take the required steps at once..." The Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project (August 13, 2009) Pakistan: Growing Concerns About Extremism, Continuing Discontent with US pewresearch.org 78% favour death for those who leave Islam; 80% favour whippings and cutting off hands for crimes like theft and robbery; 83% favour stoning adulterers. Poverty and Support for Militant Politics: Evidence from Pakistan C. Christine Fair et al. (May 02, 2011) papers.ssrn.com. + Informações

Young, beautiful and intelligent, Trevor (screenwriter Brent Gorski) is in a stalemate. Entangled in an unhealthy relationship with Darrell, a self-destructive heroin addict, and trapped in a telemarketing job, Trevor finds scant comfort in Los Angeles' vapid party scene, where conversation rarely rises above inquiries like "So, are you an actor?" Worse still, he and his two best friends - roommate Andie and singer Jake - are being pulled apart by boredom and discontent. At the hospital for his boyfriend's latest overdose, Trevor finds a potential new beginning in Ephram, a medical intern with ambition, a warm demeanor and strikingly good looks. After they spend a romantic evening together, Trevor seems poised to make some changes. He begins by ending his relationship with Darrell and then strives to reconnect with Andie and Jake. But what should be a joyous event - a party celebrating a negative HIV test - explodes into rage and sorrow. Darrell shows up unannounced and makes a scene, Ephram suggests that Trevor isn't ready for a commitment, and Andie, reeling from a painful revelation, kicks Trevor while he's down. Though pulled in multiple directions, Trevor remains committed to bettering his life. But first he must realize that some people are too precious to abandon. Director Rosser Goodman (That's What I'm Talkin' 'Bout, Frameline29) finds rich emotional territory in Gorski's script, keeping it both focused and raw.. + Informações

Okay, so today, I was watching Unsung on TvOne, and today's topic was Florence Ballard. Not knowing who she was, I was interested and watched the show. After watching the show, I was very interested in Florence Ballard's musical career and personal life. This is the first time I have ever heard her, and right now in my opinion, she has a beautiful voice. A little background: Florence Glenda Ballard Chapman (June 30, 1943 February 22, 1976), nicknamed "Flo" and "Blondie", was an American singer, and one of the original founders of the Hall of Fame Motown group The Supremes. During their early years, members of The Supremes (originally called The Primettes) enjoyed a generally democratic distribution of leads on songs. However, by 1966, Ballard and Mary Wilson had begun to feel ignored in the group as Motown President Berry Gordy, Jr. spotlighted Diana Ross's individual career. Consequent discontent led Ballard to chronic depression and alcoholism, factors that weighed heavily in Gordy's decision to permanently dismiss Ballard from The Supremes in July 1967. Her replacement was former Bluebelle Cindy Birdsong. After an unsuccessful attempt at a solo career in the late 1960s, Ballard spent much of the last five years of her life in relative poverty, attempting to avoid media attention while suing the various parties involved in her dismissal from Motown. By the mid-1970s, it appeared that Ballard had regained control of her mental and emotional health - making public .... + Informações

CNN's Ivan Watson reports: "Conspiracy theories abound that foreign agencies are behind deadly attacks in Pakistan." Would you like to know more? Afghanistan: Pakistan accused of backing Taliban www.bbc.co.uk The Nation (June 01, 2011) 67pc want Islamisation of society nation.com.pk "As many as 67 per cent people of Pakistan want the government take steps for Islamisation, a clear indication that for whatever reasons they have lost faith in the existing system. According to a survey carried out by Gilani Research Foundation, 31 per cent people want the government take the required steps at once..." The Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project (August 13, 2009) Pakistan: Growing Concerns About Extremism, Continuing Discontent with US pewresearch.org 78% favour death for those who leave Islam; 80% favour whippings and cutting off hands for crimes like theft and robbery; 83% favour stoning adulterers. Poverty and Support for Militant Politics: Evidence from Pakistan C. Christine Fair et al. (May 02, 2011) papers.ssrn.com. + Informações

When you give power to any thing, person or circumstance outside of you to make you happy you become a vulnerable human being. Vulnerable to addictions, cravings and attachments which create viscous cycles of discontent. Stress Relief Expert Lauren E Miller shares a few insights to help you help yourself reconnect to your God given strength and inner peace that stands apart from any thing or situation outside of you and is capable of moving mountains. For more information on Lauren please visit: www.LaurenEMiller.com or her youtube channel 2loveandbeloved. + Informações

The former Pakistani Ambassador to the UK talks about the latest suicide bombing in Pakistan and the Quran-burning. CNN's Jonathan Mann interviews Akbar Ahmed, former Pakistani ambassador to the UK Would you like to know more? 'Let me go, I want to be a martyr,' says 14-year old in Pakistan after explosives fail to detonate www.msnbc.msn.com The Nation (June 01, 2011) 67pc want Islamisation of society nation.com.pk "As many as 67 per cent people of Pakistan want the government take steps for Islamisation, a clear indication that for whatever reasons they have lost faith in the existing system. According to a survey carried out by Gilani Research Foundation, 31 per cent people want the government take the required steps at once..." The Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project (August 13, 2009) Pakistan: Growing Concerns About Extremism, Continuing Discontent with US pewresearch.org 78% favour death for those who leave Islam; 80% favour whippings and cutting off hands for crimes like theft and robbery; 83% favour stoning adulterers. Poverty and Support for Militant Politics: Evidence from Pakistan C. Christine Fair et al. (May 02, 2011) papers.ssrn.com. + Informações