Just to Brighten Your Day!

May The Force Be With You!

Ever Feel Like this?

It's Friday Bishes!

#Fridayswag

A Wise Thought...

Thought this was to important to post on a different day!

The Eve Of...

Inspirational?

Inspirational?

I think not...

CraZy Tuesday

Just Another Manic Monday.

Well Monday has come again! It time for work and school.

Every one is pretty sad.

But tomorrow is coming and its gonna be a new day...

And Remember:

Suave Sunday

Sexy Sunday

"Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies." -Aristotle

Start Your Week Right

Funny Sundays

Tidy Fridays

Inspirational Wednesdays

 

What is happiness, how can we achieve it? Buddhist monk, photographer and author Matthieu Ricard has worked his whole life to answer these questions, and his answer is influenced by his faith as well as by his scientific turn of mind: We can train our minds in habits of happiness. Please enjoy this very inspirational talk! :)

Why We Love

As humans we attempt  is to to increase our abilities and our effectiveness.  To accomplish this we forms bonds and relationships with people within our communities.  We often "fall in love" with people that we are attracted to and find appropriate for us; however, we also tend toward people who we perceive are also drawn towards us.  Romances are often the result of an extended period of time with a person.  This notion differs from the Hollywood romance ideal, "love at first sight."  The two greatest characteristics that kindle a romance are kindness and intelligence.  Although attractiveness does not hinder ones ability to form a relationship, kindness and intelligence lend themselves towards promoting long-term successful romances.

"Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye." -H. Jackson Brown, Jr

Inspirational Sunday

Food For Thought

A human cannot live without a heart.

What is a Fact?

What is a fact? A fact is an "idea which is considered o be wholly and absolutely true."  Through out our lives we are given facts to learn.  As children we are taught 1+1=2 and that we should not question it.  Most would agree this is an indisputable FACT.   But why is this a fact, because a large consensus of people agree this is true.  But what if you approached someone who knew nothing about our number system and showed them two apples and asked them how many there were, would they still say two?  Does this mean they are wrong?  Both parties obviously recognize the number of apples but quantify them differently.  We are also faced with another dilemma when understanding facts, exceptions.  An exception is something excluded from a general statement or does not follow a rule.  If this is the case how can such a rule or fact still be true? Within the computer science world, an exception causes a program to branch to a different "routine," a different part of the program.  Such a change indicates an error.  In the daily program of our everyday lives, are exceptions errors in our daily routines?  Facts are guide lines for our everyday life but do not define us.  What might be true for one person may not be true for another.  Although an exception indicates an error to the monotonous, lifeless computer, such an exception, a distinction in thought amongst humans, is not.

"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." -Albert Einstein