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Rachel Howard
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If we could figure out a way do do this we wouldn't have to work for like 10 years" -Mira Aldridge
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Posted on Thu Aug 11, 2011

## Light Industry Presents: This Is Marshall McLuhan. Tonight at the New Museum

Why do people try to discredit and devalue the people they're jealousy of?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRHhrUCEfXQ

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Posted on Thu Aug 11, 2011

## Light Industry Presents: This Is Marshall McLuhan. Tonight at the New Museum

Zen your now. Experience, appreciate, enjoy, and let go to welcome another experience.
It won’t always be easy. Sometimes you’ll feel compelled to attach yourself physically and mentally to people and ideas—as if it gives you some sense of control or security. You may even strongly believe you’ll be happy if you struggle to hold onto what you have. That’s OK. It’s human nature.
Just know you have the power to choose from moment to moment how you experience things you enjoy: with a sense of ownership, anxiety, and fear, or with a sense of freedom, peace and love.
The most important question: what do you choose right now?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyvzfyqYm_s

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Posted on Thu Aug 11, 2011

## Keeping it Online

Number 9
She Nags You Incessantly
Gone are the days when the two of you could communicate with harmonious precision. Now, every sentiment you express sets her off and she finds any excuse to lash out at you.
If such an about-face sounds familiar, she may be subconsciously trying to justify her little tryst. Nagging you helps eliminate or at least ease her nagging guilt. So if she habitually begins to point out your every flaw, you may want to get to the bottom of what's really going on because it's one of our signs she's cheating on you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7108stnFOuU

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Posted on Thu Aug 11, 2011

## Keeping it Online

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaRiCSzJynY
What a telling portrayal of unrelieved apostasy the chapter gives us!

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Posted on Thu Aug 11, 2011

## Marshall McLuhan, "actual destroyer of our civilization"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyhJ69mD7xI&ob=av2n
4. We want to know your friends but aren’t so sure you need to know ours.
I’m not going to lie; this is hypocrisy in its most raw form. We want you to bring us around your friends, we want to know them and we want them to like us, but we aren’t quite as crazy about you knowing our friends. The why of this is as simple as it is irrational and here it is… we want to know your boys so we can understand the kinds of things they may get you to do when we’re not around. In short, will they encourage you to cheat on us, will they get you doing reckless and dangerous things, and will they help you engage in self-destructive activities? What we want to know is if they will be good or bad influences on you. We also want to create a buffer; we want your friends to like us so that they won’t want you to lose us. If there is no tension between your friends and us then we don’t need to fear them asking you to choose between love and friendship. Now on the flip side, we don’t really want you getting all chummy with our friends because we don’t want them to fill you in on all of our dirty little secrets. As previously noted girls are talkers by nature and we don’t want them to let something slip that may make you raise an eyebrow in our direction. We also fear, but will never admit fearing, you wanting one of our friends more than you want us. It’s bad enough to lose your guy to another girl but when that girl was once a friend, well, the sting is even sharper. So allow us this hypocrisy. It’s irrational, that's true, but it’s also quite harmless.

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