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I really like your sketches and thumbs from the other page.
Great overall thread!
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"Good artists are the crappy artists who never gave up!!"
BlackDelphin ....Thank youuu ^^
a quickly done something ^^
Hi everybody it have been a long time ^^ i have a bunch of stuff to share here !^^
Here we go ...
some little sketching from refs
Some concept art done for a new video games company called Reem
little quick study
Prince of Morocco!^^
Last month was very intensive with two main events i took part of with my friends of Brain Oil Factory of course! .. both of them in Casablanca,Morocco..
MRG a retro Gaming event http://www.facebook.com/Moroccanretrogamerz?fref=ts it was a great chance for many gamers to live some nostalgic moments with some charming consoles such as nintendo64 , mega drive , game cube , dreamcast..
then Casanim an international animation festival http://www.facebook.com/Moroccanretrogamerz?fref=ts
the Poster was done by me and my friend Hamada Zbir^^
The festival started with "Digit'Art" a digital art exhibition that included mainly Brain Oil Factory Members with some other talented Moroccan artists ..
The artworks i chose for the exhibition :
Still with casanim .. we "Brain Oil Factory Members" had a live drawing session in Morocco Mall
where people showed their interest for what we do and encouragements to continue ^^
Finaly here are the doodles i did during this drawing session ^^
Hope you like all this ! ^^
Lateeer !^^
Great sketchbook! Your characters have so much character lol
Check out my SKETCHBOOK!
JBogart....thank you !^^^not that much !^^ i still think i should work on that! ^^
some more sketches
Nice char designs! I like how you deal with lines and anatomy, great work)))
My sketchbook
Me on the web:
DeviantArt ; Google+ ; LinkedIn ;
in2eternity.. thank youu ^^
my entry for the current drawing jam "water spirit" on CG HUB
some misc sketches
and some warm up before working on a personal project ...refs from photo stocks on DA ^^ mostly Senshi stock
A doodle from today ...i'll continue on it when i have time ^^
a doodle from yesterday ^^
holy crap dude your sketchbook is awesome! i remember seeing one of your sketches on facebook! team awesome i think.. but really cool stuff man! love the figures!
and that duck. friggin baddest dude ive ever seen.
Some Sketchbooks you should check out! --->
(expect this list to change alot)
Totally incredible. Completely inspired me.
Even burned my pizza due to gawking at each picture for too long.
Unbelievably good.
Love your loose style mate. Keep it up!
NickyBeats... thank you ! ..yeah i usually post what i do there ^^ it's a pretty cool group ^^
corza334 ... owwwh sorry for your pizza mate !^^ i'm incredibly honored to hear some of my works inspire you ! it gives me motivation so thank you ^^
PeteJ ... of course i dont !^^ well i just say doodle when i start without a specific idea in my head and dont intend to spend too much time on an artwork ^^
Arteast.. chevy28360... thank you guys! Really glad you like my art ^^
Now a little doodle done yesterday afternoon ^^
My entry for the current jam on cg hub " super villain redesign" http://cg hub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14116 (remove the space between "cg hub" so that the link can work)
My choice was Sauron from The Lord Of The Rings
A demo to see the steps^^
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holy shit mad tablet skills! i loved sauron, if i may ask what kind of brushes do you use?
my sketchbook! Drawing like a maniac!!
My Blog
Destroy your weaknesses! theres nothing more to it! stop bitching grab that pencil and sketch Away!
I love this sketchbook so much!! your character Designs are wonderful!!!as well as your colors, I can't wait to see more
Help me improve!
SKETCHBOOK: http://conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=244989
lionheartGFX...thank you !^^ sometimes i use default brushes and sometimes i use any interesting brushes i find on the net ^^
IsaacEs .. thank you ^^ really glad to hear that ! ^^
oh man, I'm soo subscribing to your SB... These pencil sketches are fantastic, I love em The digital work is impressive also ^^
Woah! So many awesome characters!
This is my first post on the forum o/, I really like your lines, a nice organic feel to them, what are your major inspirations?(sorry,bad english)
lionheartGFX.... Letty.... thnk you guys !^^
M.Calza.... thank you ^^ glad to hear that ^^ i would say too many ..the internet and rel life are full of art and stuff to be inspired from..but let's see... i would say Ghibli movies..Kim Jung Gi...lord of the rings..feng zhu..that's what came to my mind for now ^^
I like how you use colors. Also, your character designs are good.
Very cool stuff in here. Your characters are very good and I love your pencil sketches
top work here! very sweet. damn.
cool stuff man
awesome paintings!
Wow, amazing style man, beautiful paintings and great expressiveness in your characters, keep it up
my sketchbook- http://conceptart.org/forums/showthr...=235313&page=3


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Following Wonder Woman's cancellation, Diana Prince's pop culture presence became just about as invisible as her airplane. Many attempted the superhuman feat of bringing her back into the zeitgeist, but few succeeded. Aside from a Wonder Woman themed Muppets episode, Diana Prince all but disappeared from the small screen. In 2010, Warner Bros. Television hired David E. Kelley to write and produce a series. The 2011 pilot starred Adrianne Palicki as a revamped Wonder Woman: a crime fighter, executive, and all-around modern woman. Warner Bros. shot the unaired pilot down, and CEO Peter Roth announced that whether or not Wonder Woman would ever be seen in another form was "to be determined."
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Mi Lengua: Spanish as a Heritage Language in the United States. Roca, Ana and M. Cecilia Colombi (eds). Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2003. 305 pp. (Reviewed by Orlando Kelm, University of Texas at Austin)
Reviewed by Orlando Kelm, University of Texas at Austin
One of the great pleasures in reading is when the things we read bring back memories of experiences that we had forgotten. Another is when our reading helps us to think about things in new ways. Seldom are these two pleasures combined when reading academic or professional articles. In a personal way, however, that was my experience when reading Ana Roca and M. Cecilia Colombi's edited volume Mi Lengua: Spanish as a Heritage Language in the United States. Consequently it is a challenge to write a review of the volume. On one hand, if the object of a review is simply to know what the book is about, the table of contents already shows readers what the various contributions offer. On the other hand, if the purpose of a review is to discuss the book's significance, Guadalupe Valdés writes a beautiful foreword that not only outlines the content of the articles but also highlights the importance and relevance of the topics.
As such, this review takes a different approach. Since the articles affected me in a personal way, I will forgo some of the formality of academic writing and will share some of the thoughts that I had while reading the articles. I hope those who read the volume will have a similar experience.
In my case the personal journey begins with Valdés' foreword in which she discusses how much attitudes about bilingualism have changed, citing the example of Gov. Rick Perry's efforts to learn Spanish. It is totally a coincidence, but I was Gov. Perry's Spanish tutor for nearly a year and a half. Others may not believe it, but his motivation to learn Spanish was personal benefit and an interest in learning another language. We almost never talked about Spanish within a political context. In fact, a few times I encouraged him to use his Spanish in public. His response was always, "Dr. Kelm, you may know a lot about Spanish, but you don't know as much about politics. If I make a mistake in Spanish or say something wrong, it will be in all the newspapers." Of course he was right, and I enjoyed much more the experience of teaching him Spanish for personal reasons. Today I am sure that he can order food, get a taxi, talk about his family, and perform a number of other tasks in Spanish.
The editors' introductory chapter entitled "Insights from Research and Practice in Spanish as a Heritage Language" sets a good foundation for the other articles. Colombi and Roca remind us that "immigrants are acquiring English at a rapid pace. It is the respective heritage languages which can erode as generations go by if these languages are not nurtured and supported by families, the communities, and the schools" (6).
I have great appreciation for a book that focuses on the academic side of language instruction and that begins by reminding us that families, communities, and schools all work together to develop our attitudes about bilingualism. My reading of Mi Lengua coincides with a time in my life when I am studying German. My father is from Berlin and left Germany a few years after the war. He immigrated to Canada, where I was born, and then we continued on to the United States, where I was raised. Growing up, I never identified with my German heritage. My father was part of a generation that felt that it was important to integrate into his new host culture. However, now that I am learning German, I feel an awakening of my German ancestry. For the first time in my life I feel, well, German!
Although the title of Mi Lengua refers to Spanish as a heritage language (hinting that the topics relate to language education), the articles also discuss the relationship of the Spanish language to heritage speakers' identity. Consequently, a discussion of pedagogy is only part of the focus. This is an important distinction: how learners identify with Spanish, both as a language and as part of their heritage, is a new parameter in the teaching of foreign language, and we become more effective language instructors when we understand it.
Mi Lengua is divided into two major sections. Part 1 focuses on the theoretical considerations of Spanish as a heritage language, and Part 2 provides implications for instruction in the community and the classroom. Andrew Lynch begins the theoretical discussion in Part 1 by addressing heritage language acquisition in an article entitled "Toward a Theory of Heritage Language Acquisition." He leads readers through various theories of second language acquisition and bilingualism, concluding with a number of principles that assist in the "act" and "process" of language acquisition. To these he adds the "social" and "context" issues of learning Spanish in the U.S. Lynch helps readers see that our role in language instruction is not simply to correct the errors of those students who speak "español malhablado" (poorly spoken Spanish) but it is much more to help competent users of Spanish use their Spanish skills in new situations. (Readers will note that Dr. Lynch (2003) addresses similar issues in the inaugural volume of Heritage Language Journal in an article entitled "The Relationship between Second and Heritage Language Acquisition: Notes on Research and Theory Building.")
From my own experience I see where the context issues are vitally important. At the University of Texas I sometimes teach an undergraduate introductory course in Spanish phonetics. Frequently it is the first content course that many heritage-speaking students take after placing out of the basic language courses. Inevitably, after the first couple of days of class, one of these students will say something like, "Dr. Kelm, I apologize for the way I speak Spanish, but that is how I learned at home." It is ironic that as a German-heritage, Canadian-born, Portuguese-accented, nonnative speaker of Spanish, I get these comments from students who speak Spanish in their own homes with family and friends. But the truth is that the students are aware of how their use of Spanish differs from others'. Unfortunately, too often that awareness is interpreted as "bad Spanish." However, as Lynch notes "Just as none of us would expect a Spanish speaker from Buenos Aires to speak "the same way" as someone from Cuzco, Quito, Mexico City, or Havana, we cannot expect a Spanish speaker from the U.S. to speak "the same way" as someone from these other parts of the world" (43).
María M. Carreira helps readers to understand the changing profiles of these students in her article "Profiles of SNS Students in the Twenty-first Century: Pedagogical Implications of the Changing Demographics and Social Status of U.S. Hispanics." The traditional scenario is that first-generation immigrants are Spanish dominant, the second-generation children are bilingual (with a preference toward English), and the third generation speakers have limited skills in Spanish. However, Carreira helps us to understand that emigration and generational patterns affect the use of Spanish in the U.S. Carreira notes that "the rapidly changing demographics of U.S. Hispanics and the evolving social and political conditions currently affecting this population may result in substantial changes in the student composition of SNS (Spanish for Native Speakers) classes" (52). Specifically, demographics suggest that an increasing number of U.S. Hispanics will be U.S.-born, with intermediate and lower levels of fluency in Spanish, and a decreasing number will be foreign-born, with higher levels of fluency. At the same time, the availability and popularity of Spanish-language radio and television may result in a greater number of U.S.-born heritage learners of Spanish who have receptive skills. Not only do these changing demographics modify the characteristics of the individual students, but Carreira's evidence shows that each region of the country is different and the attitudes about Spanish language are also different from one place to another. The origin of the speakers varies from region to region and so does the pedagogical implications, "SNS instruction must be regionally anchored. Pedagogical goals and materials that may be appropriate in Miami, for example, may be entirely out of place in the Southwest" (68). Readers will also note that Carreira (2004) has another article in the second volume of Heritage Language Journal that deals with the nuances involved in defining heritage language learners.
M. Cecilia Colombi next prepares readers for some of the theoretical implications of teaching writing to heritage language learners. Her article "Un enfoque funcional para la enseñanza del ensayo expositivo" (A functional focus for the teaching of expository essays) addresses the difficult area of helping students with strong oral skills to call on those skills in learning how to write. I recall a semester when we asked our students in an advanced grammar course to maintain a grammar portfolio. As part of this assignment one of my heritage language learners decided to build a portfolio on the uses of the verb "ser" (to be). Her intent was to review magazine and newspaper articles and find examples of the verb "ser." Her entries included a number of sentences such as "Aquí se habla español" (Spanish is spoken here). This student then provided a very interesting analysis on how "se" was a form of the verb "to be." For a person who has never had to conjugate verbs, read Spanish, or worry about grammar, it seems intuitive to think of the passive "se" as some form of the verb "ser." And why not? "Se" looks just as much like a conjugation of the verb "ser" as "soy, eres, es, somos, son" and the English translation means "is spoken." I remember being amazed at how hard this student was working to put the pieces together to understand how to read and write the Spanish that she already spoke. I also remember what a good reminder it was for me of the care I need to take in teaching my heritage language learners.
I have often mused over the irony of the Spanish word for "standard." It is truly amazing that the justification for the rejection of certain borrowed terms is to say that they are not part of "español estándar." The final article in the theoretical section of the book addresses the issue of the stigmatization of regional speech. Ysaura Bernal-Enríquez and Eduardo Hernández-Chávez demonstrate the difficulties and frustration that heritage language learners face when they are told that their speech is inferior or wrong. The most poignant example comes from interview comments from a student of theirs:
Everything about our language is inferior: "This is how Spain does it." But yet, when I talk about the way back when I was little, this is a word I remember, "Oh, no, you're not supposed to say that!" Now, 'bote', and they say it's something (like a sailboat)… I say, "No, no, no! Wait" 'Cause my greatgrandma said that 'bote' was a bucket: 'Ve a trae [trái] un bote de agua'. And now they say, "No, no, it's a different word." And I'm totally confused 'cause I always knew 'bote' was a bucket… (107).
This example demonstrates the internal struggle that goes on when a teacher thinks he or she is merely correcting grammar. Speaking of these heritage language learners, the authors remind us "Ha aprendido su idoma en el seno de su madre y en los brazos de su padre y a veces de sus abuelos, y para el estudiante, la negación de su lengua equivale a la negación de sí mismo (106). (They have learned their language at their mother's breast and in the arms of their father or even their grandparents, and for these students, the negation of their language is like a negation of themselves.) In my own case, my memories go back to my own German grandmother who lived with us when we were young. There were certain expressions and phrases that she would say that I never expect to see in a grammar book. Those phrases, however, carry a powerful and personal connotation. For example, whenever my grandmother called me a "bengel" I knew that it meant something like a mischievous troublemaker, but to me it was almost a term of endearment because grandma was the only person in the world to ever call me that. The comments from Bernal-Enríquez and Hernández Chavez say everything I feel about how legitimate a local dialect can be.
Part 2 of Mi Lengua shifts to a review of various studies, research findings, and their implications for instruction in K-16. One always appreciates research articles that are clearly replicable. And in this sense the first three articles shine. They are as follows:
"Spanish in My Blood" is a comparison of children's language development from two different immersion programs. The appendix alone is particularly valuable. The authors' list of speech acts, together with sample phrases that demonstrate each category, provide an excellent template for similar research. "Minority Perspectives on Language" similarly provides interesting feedback from students about their perceptions on the use of Spanish and English in their educational settings. "META" also provides a template for the "meta-analysis" that students go through that aid in language learning: Metapsychological, Metacultural, Metalinguistic, and Metacognitive. Part of this methodology grew from a response to the differential treatment that study abroad students had with their host family. It became clear that host families had higher expectations and lower tolerance of non-native speech patterns from heritage learners than from foreign language learners. Again, the curriculum design described in this chapter provides readers with an abundance of examples for their own implementation and replication.
The fourth article in this section, "La enseñanza del español a los hispanohablantes bilingües y su efecto en la producción oral" (Teaching Spanish to Bilingual Spanish Speakers and Its Effect on Oral Production) by Marta Fairclough and N. Ariana Mrak is not as directly replicable, but it is one of the most powerful in terms of the implications of their results. The authors look at grammar in oral production from three groups of adult speakers who were born in Mexico or whose parents had immigrated before the children were six years old. The three groups were speakers who had had: no formal instruction in Spanish; less than one year of Spanish instruction; and more than one year of instruction (in this case the average was three and a half years). Their results indicate that for oral speech, formal education did not significantly change the number or type of grammar errors that the informants committed. As such, we either need to question our methods, or to change the emphasis and focus on what we teach. The issue seems to be similar to that of fossilized learners in general. If the grammar is not improving with instruction, do we blame the quality and type of instruction or do we look at the validity of the instruction? Fairclough and Mrak suggest that we look at a new focus of instruction, "La evidencia aquí presentada indica que debemos cambiar el énfasis del salon de clase y ofrecer al estudiante una gama más amplia del léxico al que pueda tener acceso cuando su interlocutor es un monolingüe" (209). (The evidence presented here indicates that we should change our classroom emphasis and offer students a more complete assortment of vocabulary that they can use when the person they are talking to is monolingual) I recall one bizarre case of a family that moved to Texas from Vera Cruz, Mexico. Their son was 15 years old when they arrived and his high school had no classes for bilingual students. Since he had not previously "taken" any Spanish courses, they placed him in a first-year Spanish class!
I group the next three chapters together because each addresses heritage speakers' need to make adjustments in their speech as they move from the informal oral settings to formal settings or to written communication. Mariana Achugar examines this issue in the oral presentations that students confront in academic settings, "Academic Registers in Spanish in the U.S." Ana María Schwartz analyzes similar changes from her students in writing assignments, "¡No me suena!: Heritage Spanish Speakers' Writing Strategies." Rebeca Acevedo confronts this in teaching writing, "Navegando a través del registro formal: Curso para hispanohablantes bilingües." (Navigating through formal register: A course for Spanish-speaking bilinguals) In each case the authors emphasize the differences in register, as opposed to just language learning. That is to say, it helps learners to understand that their need is not to learn Spanish per se, but to learn how to modify their Spanish language skills to fit different situations. For example, the average teenager may feel comfortable talking to other girlfriends about the note that a guy has sent to her. This same teenager, however, may have a difficult time giving a formal talk at a large assembly. The language needs are not the same. We simply do not think of these different tasks as a deficiency in language ability. In many ways heritage speakers face a similar situation. The way they speak Spanish among friends and family is completely appropriate for that setting. What they lack is the ability to modify their speech for other settings. This is the perspective that we should have when working with these students and it is the focus of these three chapters. The final chapter "Spanish Print Environments: Implications for Heritage Language Development" by Sandra Liliana Pucci looks at the availability of various print media in Southern California as compared to the Midwest. She surveyed newsstands, supermarkets, minimarkets, libraries, and bookstores. Her results show that it is easy to find light reading materials at all locations in both geographical areas, but much more difficult to find more demanding readings. As such, she notes that instructional programs and school libraries should take on a more active role in providing reading sources in the heritage languages.
As I mentioned at the beginning of this review, reading Mi Lengua: Spanish as a Heritage Language in the United States was a personal experience for me, and I saw it as much more than simply an academic look at language instruction. It is impossible to separate language and culture when dealing with language for heritage speakers. The editors are to be congratulated for having combined so well a collection that balances both.
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It's true that Fab 5 Freddy is not credited for the "Female Version" of Change the Beat even though he wrote the song. It is credited either to Beeside or Fab 5 Betty.
…How come Fab 5 Freddy's name was removed from Change the Beat?
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Is it just me or does the "Ahhh" vocal sample sound like a toilet flushing?
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No samples of change the beat in 1995 & 2004-2007? Impossible! ^^
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158 samples of the same vocals... I wonder how this got so popular ^^ (Don't tell me it's because they sound frrrresh :p)
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I wonder... is this guy getting royalties from ALL THESE artists?? xD
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Wonderful salon experience!! – At this salon, I felt as though I was in the hands of true professionals. The stylist really had a vision for my haircut and the colorist also had great ideas for my color! I loved the results and have been back a few more times to try some other services.
Best pizza-Gino's – I went there for a perm and the lady put on some type of cholesterol cream really thick while doing my perm. Needless to say the perm didn't take and my hair ended up straight as could be. I called and complained. Something I never do, but I had paid a lot of money for the perm and hated to just flush my money away. I had to go in for a consult. They tried to make me feel like I was ripping them off and they didn't do anything wrong. Then after they agreed that the perm didn't take, what choice did they have my hair was straight as a board with no body. I had to make an appointment for 2 weeks away. When I did come back for the perm they made me sign a contract that would not make them liable for how my hair would turn out. I was treated like I was trash trying to take advantage of them. I will never go back there again.
Overpriced updo's and flaky employees – I came here with a bridal party about a month ago to have my hair done in a nice updo. I knew what I wanted and knew that it could be done because I had it done before. Of course, by the time the stylist was done, my hair looked nothing like I wanted it to. The stylist couldn't even take the time to straighten the front part of my hair, instead she used tons of hairspray and plastered it back to the side of my head. This left my supposed to be sleek look very wavy and all of my fly-aways started to poke up after I left. It was lop-sided and the hair pins were falling out before I even got to the church. Before the stylist was even done with my hair she had her next client back in a chair and discussing that client's hair instead of focusing on finishing mine. The back of my hair was falling out before we even made it to the reception, this was a problem since in half of the pictures after the ceremony, my hair was falling down and you could tell. I just think that for $50 my hair should have lasted through the reception, is that so much to ask?
When I went to pay for my updo that I didn't even like, they couldn't get their credit card machine to work and had to write down all of my credit card info on a piece of paper. Not even five minutes later while I was waiting for the bride to be finished the lady behind the cash register came up to me and said that they had gotten the credit card machine running, but my card was declined. After assuring her there was no way this was possible and much prodding, I finally got her to show me the credit card information that she had taken from me and she had written it down wrong! All in all I would never go back to this salon, there are far better salons in the area that don't charge as much-or if they do it is worth it-and actually know how to treat their clients.
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Hi Tammy, I was waiting for someone to talk about this book because a co-worker read the whole trilogy. She keeps saying if you skip over the sex stuff, it's a beautiful story with a plot. I told her I didn't have an interest in reading it after I first heard about it one morning on GMA. She tells everyone to read it for the story and always says you have to get over the "dirty stuff" but it's a great story. I have to say that Missy's quote summed it up best. I work in a catholic hospital and this woman even told Sr. Mary about it! I'm laughing as I type that because I'm good friends with Sr. Mary and keep forgetting to tease her about using that as an opportunity to bring the co-worker back to the catholic church. I can see her blushing now. The co-worker grew up catholic and is a christian but doesn't practice catholicism. I think a book like that is only inviting Satan to grab ahold of the reader for the ruin of their souls.
Poor Sr. Mary! I'm sure she has seen and heard worse than the content of a book though. Y'all will certainly need to take this time and share our faith with her. I wouldn't recommend starting off with the whole 'inviting Satan to grab ahold of the reader for the ruin of their soul' discussion though.


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With most of last season's heavyweights getting positive reviews for their draft work, our voters (ESPN.com's John Clayton, ESPN.com's Ashley Fox, NFC East blogger Dan Graziano, AFC North blogger Jamison Hensley and NFC West blogger Mike Sando) saw no reason to shake things up. The Seahawks are still No. 1, while the 49ers, Broncos and Falcons all remain entrenched in the top four.
The only changes within the top 10 are minor. The Packers, after assembling an 11-man draft class that included Alabama RB Eddie Lacy, have supplanted New England at No. 5. The Bengals, aided by the pre-draft acquisition of LB James Harrison, are now at No. 9, up one spot from our previous installment.
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The classic story of Professor Krishnamurthy Aiyer meeting with Bhagavan Ramana (Part 1)
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I am now ninety-two years old and I first met Sri Ramana Maharshi in the summer of 1914, when I was just a boy of sixteen. We were then on a pilgrimage to Tirupati and had halted in Tiruvannamalai, from where my grandmother hailed. We were not strangers to this town.
In the pilgrim party there were half a dozen boys, all of whom were about my age. We all decided to go up to Virupaksha cave. The Maharshi was then residing there and was attentive to all the activities of us youngsters. I noticed his gaze particularly focused on me.
We were all playing with the conch shell. The sadhus used to blow this shell like a horn when they went into town to beg for alms.
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Arthur Osborne, a close devotee of Bhagavan Ramana said that while doing self-inquiry, he tried to focus on the spiritual Heart-center to the right of the chest. However, I have heard some scholars on Ramana's teaching say that the Bhagavan did not recommend meditating on a specific location and that Arthur Osborne may have misunderstood the essential method and Bhagavan's teaching. Is it necessary to meditate on the Spiritual Heart center in order to become Self-Realized? Some well known people like Nisaragadatta Maharaj and Krishnamurthi never mention the Heart in the same way that Bhagavan Ramana does. What is the explanation for this?
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MARTIN, Tenn. – The University of Tennessee at Martin seniors Kasey Elswick and Derek Carr brought home Athlete of the Year awards this evening at the eighth annual Senior Athlete Night banquet in the Duncan Ballroom at the Boling University Center.
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A four-year starter for the UT Martin volleyball program, Elswick wrapped up her illustrious career by becoming the Ohio Valley Conference's all-time career leader with 2,606 digs. She also earned a spot on her third career All-OVC team this fall, a year after she set the NCAA single-season record with 852 digs on her way to honorable mention All-American accolades. In the classroom, the Louisville, Ky. native has earned two career Academic All-District awards for her 3.98 Grade Point Average.
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Earning the inaugural Inspiration Award was Flenorl, who left it all out on the field for the Skyhawk football team in 2012. On Oct. 6, the Memphis native made his career-high 10th tackle, appropriately saving a touchdown and causing a fumble on the 1-yard line. On the play, the defensive standout suffered a career-ending neck injury but rather than sulk, he kept a smile on his face and was back on the sidelines cheering on his teammates later on in the season. For his teammates, he served as a source of strength and a reminder to not take anything for granted as the team posted an OVC-best 8-3 record.


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RadCalc quality assurance software
Fusion software provides fusion of image data from various modalities
The program focuses on clinical care excellence through a multidisciplinary approach, including care coordination, government program services, laboratory and pathology, nutrition, pastoral care, radiology and surgery. The program offers support groups, awareness programs, assessment programs, and community education.
American Cancer Society Guidelines for the Early Detection of Cancer
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