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La Paz Batchoy
Like other SE Asian countries the Philippines seems to have quite a large variety of 'soup' type dishes.Batchoy is just one of those that I find very tasty and satisfying. As I understand it the special La Paz Batchoy originated in the district of La Paz, Iloilo City.
Basically it's a noodle type soup with all sorts of pork 'delicacies' (organs). Like most of the soups I make at home, topping it off with a raw egg really
lifts this soup to the level of 'great'. It's very common in Japan also.
Actually, the eggs here in UK are probably the safest and healthiest in the world right now, so don't be afraid to use a raw egg now and then.
Ingredients include pork organs (liver, spleen, kidneys and heart) crushed pork cracklings, vegetables, shrimp, beef loin, shrimp broth, chicken stock and round noodles or miki. The noodles are similar to spaghetti, but are generally a bit finer.
Oil is heated in a stock-pot. The pork organs, shrimp, chicken and beef are stir-fried for about a minute. Soy sauce is then added. The shrimp is then added and left to simmer for a few minutes. This broth is then added to a bowl of noodles and topped with leeks, pork cracklings (chicharon) and sometimes a raw egg is cracked on top.
1 kilo thin noodles (I prefer wheat based noodles, but you can use use rice based noodles or egg noodles).
1 medium size onion (quartered)
5 cloves of garlic (chopped)
1/2 tsp bagoong (shrimp paste) (optional for Brits)
1 tblsp black peppercorns (crushed)
2 tblsp worcestershire sauce
2L Chicken stock
1 tbsp sugar
1 tsp soy sauce
1 tblsp tsp ginger (sliced into fine strips)
salt to taste
250 g. pork tenderloin
150 g. pork kidney
150 g. pork liver
100 g. pork spleen (if you want to be hardcore)
150 g. shrimps
1 pc. small chicken breast
Garnish (quantities to your taste, but remember it's just garnish)
pork crackling or chicharon (crushed to your preference)
chopped fried garlic
chopped spring onion
Top-off with a fresh raw egg.
- put the chicken stock and all soup ingredients into a large pan and bring to the boil.
- reduce to a simmer and add the shrimps until just cooked.
- remove the shrimps, take off the shells and heads and set aside.
- add the remaining toppings to the pan and simmer for a good 20 minutes or until all the toppings are tender. Add more water if needed.
- now remove the toppings. Set aside to drain and cool.
- continue to very gently simmer the soup, season with salt to taste.
- Take the toppings and slice into strips and set aside.
- now put your choice of thin noodles into serving bowl and then pour the soup onto them through a strainer.
- add all the sliced toopings and then finish with the garnishes.
- Serve into individual bowls and finish-off with a raw egg
- eat whilst still piping hot.

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What is truffle honey good for or on?
- efdee Mar 16, 2007 03:08 PM
Truffle honey looks beautiful but does it taste good? Please suggest ways to use the stuff. TIA
I had it with some St. Andre on a baguette slice and it was pure heaven. Sinfully, luxuriously delicious. Plus you only need a drop or two, which is handy since it's so friggin expensive. But worth every penny.
I just had it last weekend in Italy served on a shaving of Parmigiano Reggiano.
Absolutely fabulous!
As mentioned above, it's shear heaven on certain cheeses and a nice simple artisan bread. But it's not going to thrill you if you pour it on your pancakes!
I used truffle honey to marinate some chickens that was absolutely luscious. I found the recipe on line. Here it is:
2 whole fryers
1 tbsp salt
1/4 cup chicken stock
1 jar LuLu White Truffle Honey
3 tbsp chopped fresh thyme
2 tsp freshly ground black pepper
In a mixing bowl, combine the chicken stock with the salt, honey, thyme and black pepper.
2. Rub all over the chicken inside and out and refrigerate overnight.
3. Place the chicken in a 350-degree oven and brush the chicken with the remaining marinade every few minutes.
4. After about one hour, the chicken should be a beautiful golden brown. Remove from the oven and serve immediately.
I started to make my own truffle honey mixing truffle oil and honey together...it works well.
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Or a drizzle over ice cream -- vanilla or caramel would be good flavours to start with.
We had a tapas dish at a well-known tapas bar in Barcelona called Quimet & Quimet. It was smoked salmon and fresh yoghurt cheese placed on a bagel-like bread. It was then drizzled with Truffle Honey. It was unbelievable! Many internet reviews have described this tapa (or montadito) at Q&Q with great reverence. We have prepared a reasonable duplication at home with smoked salmon, marscapone and plain fresh Einstein bagels toasted. I would not use a cured salmon (too strong) and I would not use an American cream cheese (too cheap), Marscapone is creamy, smooth and perfect for this recipe. We then drizzled on Savini-brand White Truffle Honey.
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It's mascarpone "foodie" Phil
Drizzled over prosciutto and asiago on grilled ciabatta.
Or how about Blue Cheese Truffle Honey Souffle? Scrumptious.
Had an appetizer in a restaurant where they drizzled it over seared scallops. Interesting and delicious.


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| Lekgolo
(Ophis congregatio)
Avg. height:
4'10" (147 cm) in length[1]
Avg. weight:
50 pounds (23 kg)[1]
Small worm-like creatures that unify into single entities, such as Mgalekgolo or Sbaolekgolo
Native Tier 3/Adopted Tier 2[2]
Notable groups:
Notable individuals:
The Lekgolo[3] (Latin Ophis congregatio, meaning "Assembly of snakes"[2]) are a species of small colonial worm-like creatures that can join together to form purpose specific assemblages, such as Mgalekgolo, commonly referred to by humans as Hunters. Every worm-like creature is an individual eel, about 1.4 meters long, with its own central nervous system.
Lekgolo are also able to combine themselves within machinery such as the Scarab and use their combined intelligence to pilot, or control, the vehicle or machinery.[4]
The Lekgolo evolved on their homeworld of Te, and thrived by feeding off the rich metal deposits in the planet's crust. Since their combined forms could potentially be highly intelligent, the Lekgolo species were able to develop Tier 3 technology on their own, though their space travel capabilities remained highly limited due to the high gravity of their homeworld.[2] At some point in their history, a number of Lekgolo colonies settled in Forerunner installations orbiting Te. These colonies developed distinct appetites; while many consumed the Forerunner structures themselves for food, others ate anything except Forerunner materials. After several millennia, the Forerunner constructs were almost completely broken down, with the debris forming rings in the planet's orbit.[5]
The Lekgolo first came into contact with the Covenant when the alien order arrived in search of Forerunner artifacts. They discovered that the Rings of Te were the remains of Forerunner constructs, soon realizing the Lekgolo were responsible for destroying them. The San'Shyuum viewed this as heresy, and declared war on the Lekgolo in what would later be called the Taming of the Lekgolo.[5] Covenant fleet commanders soon found that indiscriminate destruction would have unacceptable consequences, however: since the Lekgolo lived in the sacred relics that the Elites were trying to preserve, simply annihilating the Lekgolo would have resulted in the destruction of those relics.[5]
Likewise, carrying out a ground campaign on Te proved difficult, as the Lekgolo were able to combine into powerful collectives, like the Dipholekgolo, the Rhulolekgolo, the Sbaolekgolo, the Khantolekgolo, the Thanolekgolo, and most notably the Mgalekgolo;[6] consequently, the Lekgolo won most, if not all, ground engagements.[2] The Covenant's forces were completely overwhelmed by the sheer size, ferocity and teamwork of their foes.[5] As a result, the Arbiter that was created during this crisis suggested that they could be "tamed" and put to better uses as part of the Covenant. The San'Shyuum eventually agreed and decided to forge a pact with the Lekgolo, allowing them to join the Covenant despite their offenses against "sacred" Forerunner artifacts.[5][2]
Despite initial difficulties at contact due to the Lekgolo's alien methods of communication,[2] the Covenant incorporated the Lekgolo into their ranks in 784 BCE.[7] The Mgalekgolo gestalts, armed with thick armor plates and assault cannons, would come to serve the Covenant as shock troops. Even larger Lekgolo colony assemblages were weaponized as Covenant assault platforms, Scarab and the Harvester, the latter of which is operated by a meta-colony referred to as a Sbaolekgolo.[8] Individual Lekgolo worms, specifically conditioned not to ingest Forerunner alloys, were employed by the ascetic priests studying the Forerunner Dreadnought in High Charity.[5] A number of these Lekgolo stopped Mendicant Bias from taking off in the Forerunner Dreadnought by short circuiting the ship's systems, themselves dying in the process.[9]
During the Great Schism, the species was divided between those that remained loyal to the Covenant, led by the Prophet of Truth, and those that supported the Covenant separatists. During the further human-Covenant conflicts in the wake of the Human-Covenant War many would fight on behalf of Jul 'Mdama's new Covenant order against humanity.[10]
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- "Lekgolo" is Tswana for "one hundred", probably a reference to their hive-like physiology.
- The Lekgolo share many similarities with the alien species known as "Brothers" from the 1992 novel Anvil of Stars by Greg Bear, who coincidentally later wrote the Forerunner Saga. Both are eel-like creatures which are non-sapient by themselves, but can join together to form intelligent gestalt assemblages with their own individual identities.
- Lekgolo blood is a luminescent orange, and supposedly smells like burnt plastic.[11]
- In Halo 3, Scarabs are controlled by the Lekgolo, proven by the fact that they appear around the reactor of the vehicle. They also make up the joints of the legs of the Scarab.
- The Lekgolo are the most plentiful members of the Covenant, numbering in the trillions.
- Upon shooting a Hunter in Halo 3, a Lekgolo worm will fly out of the main colony, wriggle, squirm, and then disappear, as if it is going underground; the Lekgolo probably vanish due to technical reasons in order to avoid framerate problems.
- On the Halo 3 multiplayer map Assembly, an "aquarium" filled with Lekgolo waiting to be integrated into a Scarab can be seen.
An individual Lekgolo worm from the Halo 2 Anniversary Terminals.
An individual Lekgolo worm in Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn.
An individual Lekgolo worm as seen in Halo: Nightfall.
A swarm of Lekgolo devour two horses on Alpha Shard in Halo: Nightfall.
List of appearances[edit]
- ^ a b Halo Encyclopedia, page 141
- ^ a b c d e f Bestiarum
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 190 - "Lekgolo: the Elite name for the Hunter race".
- ^ Bungie Weekly Update 01/11/08
- ^ a b c d e f Halo: Contact Harvest, pages 269-271
- ^ Halo Waypoint - Lekgolo/Mgalekgolo
- ^ Halo Encyclopedia, page 114
- ^ Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide
- ^ Halo: Contact Harvest, page 276
- ^ Halo 4
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 221
|Member and client races of the Covenant
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|Gets whether the loop ran to completion, such that all iterations of the loop were executed and the loop didn't receive a request to end prematurely.
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- Which One ~ Is It? (ドッチ~ニョ? Docchi~Nyo?)
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The annual Perseid meteor lightshow will peak sometime tomorrow as Earth passes through the debris trail of comet Swift-Tuttle, but we're not taking any chances this year and are predicting total disappointment for those of you hoping to catch an eyeful. According to the BBC, the best times (not) to see the Perseids in the UK …
Not so disappointed
Saw a meteorite last night (morning of 10th Aug) from my home in Hampstead at around 2.00AM -- I was looking kinda North.
Pointless in Scotland
Just before dawn?!? Do you know what time that is up here?!? Are they mad?!?
Dark Spots
"Nonetheless, the Vulture Central stargazers will as usual be cracking a beer in a dark spot somewhere on planet Earth"
I'm assuming Basement Bars count as a "dark spot", hence the disappointment at not seeing much (in the sky) ;)
clouds more likely to be troublesome
over here in the Netherlands as well
We'll have the beer nonetheless
20 years ago
20 odd years ago I saw the shower, and it was outstanding. Ever since then it has either been cloudy, or I've been out, or just forgotten. I have no reason to believe this year will be any different.
Dazzled with rain
In London? With light pollution and constant cloud cover (the BBC recons we will have "light showers", kind of like the ones that caused widespread flooding last year I guess) you are unlikely to even see the moon, let alone meteor.
Anyone in London seeing a meteor either needs to lay off the sauce or get down to Spec Savers.
Mine the one with "Sky at Night" in the pocket
Though way up north.
Apparently tonight is the best chance for those in Scotland though given the cloud coverage today, unless it clears then there's not going to be much of anything to see.
"one to tell your grandkids" meteor shower
Ah, that'll be the one where a meteor hits the weapons satellite setting off a dazzling celestial light show and we all wake up blind the next day. Then the giant walking plants kill us.
Meteors? meh! Iridium flares rock
Funny thing about the Persieds. The moon is either in its first or last quarter when these are on. Plus the light pollution that smothers almost all the populated parts of the UK - and then there's the cloud!
Much better to check out sunlight reflected off the Iridium satellites (known as "flares") which happen all year round, are predictable and brighter than 9 out of 10 (or 99 out of 100) meteors. Pop over to www.heavens-above,com, plug in your lat./long. and get a forecast for the next week.
The good thing is, you can drink just as much beer, lying back on the sun-lounger, waiting for the flare as you can waiting for a meteor that never comes.
Why leave it to chance?
Bugger a new toilet for the ISS, the Space Shuttle should be retasked once a year to take a few thousand kilograms of gravel up. Presto, one guaranteed (though admittedly expensive) meteor shower.
Weather Predictors
Normally when I get advance notice of meteor showers the clouds will gather steadly through the afternoon and evening to guarantee that there's no chance of me seeing anything.
Cue the Lou and Peter Berryman song...
"From Persy-ersy-ersy-ersy-erseus,
They radi-adi-adi-adi-adi-adiate,
Too many-many-many-many meteors
To esti-esti-esti-esti-estimate"
(If you like funny/strange songs, and you've not encountered Lou and Peter Berryman before, check them out. It's like pairing Fred Wedlock with Victoria Wood, and then feeding them both immense amounts of psychoactive drugs.)
Problem is, even if they're correct and we get "dozens of meteors per hour" that could mean they're showing up at a rate of one every two minutes or so. Which means two minutes of wasted time staring at the sky, followed by a few seconds of looking in the wrong direction, missing a given meteor completely.
Spectacular if you're a primitive being that regards the stars with a mixture of suspicion and reverence, unbearably boring if you're used to sci-fi blockbuster film special effects.
...Looking forward to AMFM's comments on this one.
PH because she's also an over-hyped celestial body.
Fools! You stand around gawping while tons of nickle-iron hurtle earthwards at thousands of miles per hour! You should be stockpiling food, water and medical supplies for the inevitable celestial bombardment and subsequent collapse of civilisation!
[Fihart] Did you pick it up? (Astrogeologist Joke Alert)
Actually I reckon it's the shower that includes at least one of about a mile in diameter........
Sod the visibility...
We can still bounce VHF signals off the trails the buggers leave :)
Early morning is best, and as I have to go to work....might be a case of Swine Flu
Reasonably optimistic......
I'm off to bivvy on the side on Ben Lawers munro tomorrow night. Improving weather forecast over that part of Scotland, so I must be in a good position to see something.
Last year's was amazing
"... in the vain hope we might get the long-awaited "one to tell your grandkids" meteor shower. "
That was last year for me - the most spectacular shower I've ever seen, easily 2-3 a minute for hours on end. Helps being away from light pollution. The moon won't help this year though.
Chances are it was Iridium...
Patrick Moore
I have a 1965 edition of a Patrick Moore book on star gazing in which he notes that the Leonid meteor shower (circa Nov. 15 to 17) is "not now rich". A year later in 1966 it provided a spectacular display. It really is a matter of chance whether we hit the denser concentrations of grit. It is worth waiting up just in case. Witnesses to a true meteor storm with many meteors in the sky at once have described it as giving one a visceral feeling of moving through space. Hasn't happened for a long time, but if you slept through it you would kick yourself.
Some experts say you don't need any equipment to watch meteors. Certainly telescopes or binoculars are no help, but a deck chair or garden lounger is very useful for relieving neck strain, and dress warm.
what a show!
I remember think it was early 80's a great show started 10pm went on till sun rise, 20+ and hour as the night went on, more came per hour, great show took loads of people onto the hills to watch the shower, with chairs and blankets.
because we where 1000ft above sea level, some of the meteors seem to come at you then, dart away, some lasted what seemed few min's then slowly faded away.
some nice colour's too.
but since then i have lived in a large town its always been cloudy.
Slim pickings
Managed to capture one fast, coloured trail at about 4.33am.
The green is from Magnesium components, the Yellow/Orange from Sodium
A good few visible last night
But I fear that the clouds that have rolled in will still be around tonight...
Cheers for the sense of perspective
The BBC trumpeted that this shower will "make the sky sparkle!" giving people who don't know any better a false expectation of something resembling a starfied screen saver :-(
Even under ideal conditions, the perseids peak at a zenith hourly rate of around 60. Thanks to the BBC, I'll be getting complaints from friends that it wasn't spectacular enough!
Quite good ... outside the UK
I was fortunate to be on holiday, staying near the top of a Greek hill, with clear (ish) skies (the odd cloud and some light interference from moon) and it was good to actually see a reasonable amount of meteors with relatively little time spent viewing .. whereas usually in the UK the combo of cloud and light pollution makes for a very poor experience even with long viewing stints.
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The US House of Representative's Committee on Homeland Security called this week for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to further investigate the cause of excessive network traffic that shut down an Alabama nuclear plant. During the incident, which happened last August at Unit 3 of the Browns Ferry nuclear power plant, …
Ah Browns Ferry...
They really should check to see if this place is built on an Indian graveyard.
Reactors 1 and 2 were shut down for a year in 1975 when a worker went looking for air leaks in a firewall (the wall type fire wall, not the computer kind) - with a lighted candle. The flame caught on polyurethane foam insulation which had been installed illegally instead of fireproof mortar. Serious damage was done to the control cables of both reactors and forced an inpsection and upgrading of fire protection at all American nuclear plants.
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Did Habib Marwan have anything to do with this? I assume the NRC called in Edgar Stiles and Jack Bauer to save the day!
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"Such failures are common among PLC and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, because the manufacturers do not test the devices' handling of bad data, said Dale Peterson, CEO of industrial system security firm DigitalBond.
What is happening in this marketplace is that vendors will build their own (network) stacks to make it cheaper"
Since when did the commisioning authorities allow DIY comms in mission critical systems?!
Control systems are not commercial systems
My father was an EE in the control system industry inventing things like the Bailey Meter 756, the first commercially successful parallel processor.
A later system, the 855, had a hardware scheduler that switched register sets every clock tick so each application had no impact on the CPU time needed by another.
He also designed a network architecture much like IBM's later token ring that had fixed allocations of bandwidth for each node. Again, no node could use more than its share.
These designs are an anathema to performance-driven designs, but sometimes positioning control rods or transporting heat is more important than raw performance.
For BSDs sake
Why would anyone need to write their own dodgy stack code when the BSD reference code is free to use in commercial applications.
Mission critical
BSD (FreeBSD, OpenBSD, BSD), Linux, Windows, HP-UX, Solaris, etc all say that they are not certified for "mission critical" use. The OSes used are carefully tested for such use. It's just that you can't test for every eventuality. And some piece of hardware broke.
Now Congress has to get their fingers in it with "oh, maybe hackers were involved". I don't know of many SCADA systems that are hooked to "the net". And those that are segregate control from observation functions.
Not cheaper ...
""Such failures are common among PLC and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, because the manufacturers do not test the devices' handling of bad data, said Dale Peterson, CEO of industrial system security firm DigitalBond.
What is happening in this marketplace is that vendors will build their own (network) stacks to make it cheaper""
Not cheaper, as was pointed out with FreeBSD, but totally locked-up in terms of integration. Strange eth. packet sent to strange controller. Reminds me of the Banyan Vines protocol that would assemble ethernet broadcasts packets ...
Thus, captive market, and very high prices ... and vulnerability to anything from outside ...
Hey...if microsoft is involved... why bother conjecturing any further?
Not Windows
PLC's don't run windows. They are firmware devices. It's always possible that there was a hardware failure in the network equipment.
Why Ethernet? Use a Field Bus
My concern is that people are using Ethernet when there are numerous rugged industrial buses such as PROFIBUS, ControlNet not to mention just segmenting your network (no matter what bus you use) and de-rating the network load AND putting monitoring in your PLC or PAC code to look for devices falling off the bus and letting the SCADA operator know.
This system was just badly engineered. Everyone knows that PLCs and PACs have flaky Ethernet stacks. They hate too much chatter and disappear from the network from time-to-time. The automation software for SCADA isn't much better.
If it is critical, I would look at wiring/networking it in such a matter to make it just a little bit rugged.
'Ethernet Storms'
I first came across this phenomenon about 8 or 9 years ago. Several PLCs connected to the Ethernet network (the Ethernet connection only for remote monitoring/programming - not for control), and all had faulted, shutting down a hydro-electric power station. When investigated, I discovered all the PLCs had erased their application software, looking like they'd just come out of the box.
An IT engineer had been on site at the time replacing a blade in a hub.
On discussion with the manufacturer, this was a known problem, due to what they called an 'Ethernet Storm,' but not a problem they thought was a serious issue and needed publicising. They even had a fix, but wanted £2000 per processor to upgrade the firmware.
I pointed out that there were serious implications especially for Chemical/Nuclear plants etc. and that they should be proactively addressing the problem. They eventually agreed to upgrade the problem to something called a 'code 10' and that way all our processors would be upgraded for free. In the new revision, there was a new register called an 'Ethernet Storm counter'.
Since then, the problem has re-occured and we are now uprevving all our processors to the latest revision of firmware - which they say is now definitely Ethernet storm resistant (we'll see!).
In critical applications where control system components need to communicate with each other, we do use Controlnet, Modbus, etc., monitor for device failures and all the other good practice that Ranjan advocates, but Ethernet is widely used for non critical connections for MIS, Remote Monitoring etc. Who would foresee that a non-critical connection to an Ethernet network could erase the memory of a processor?
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07 Nov 2005 - by Philippe Rekacewicz, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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Potential dengue transmission in case of temperature rise
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17 May 2005 - by Philippe Rekacewicz, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Forest composition case study in North America
Current and projected Ranges of Beech Trees in the US. A warmer climate may have significant effect on the forests. Decidous forests will probably move northwards and to higher altitudes, replacing coniferous forests in many areas. Some tree species will probably be replaced altogether, jeopardizing biological diversity in several places.
17 May 2005 - by Philippe Rekacewicz, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
Sources of greenhouse gases
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Precipitation has increased over land at high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, especially during the cold season. Decrease in precipitation occurred in steps after the 1960s over the subtropics and the tropics from Africa to Indonesia.
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The summer of 2007 brought another heat wave to the Balkans, with widespread forest fires. The extent of burnt forest may differ a great deal from one year to the next, but it is quite clear that over the past 20 years, the frequency of forest fires has gradually increased in southeast Europe.
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How many times have you heard the question, "would you rather be right, or happy?" It's always made me a little nuts; because quite frankly, most times I say, "right, please." I've recently started to have a change of heart in this matter and hope you will oblige me in exploring the idea of choosing happiness.
Isn't that funny, I actually have to try to choose happiness. But alas ...
I used to believe that "right" was an irrefutable fact, thereby making everything and everyone else "wrong." It seemed to me that "happy" went hand-in-hand with "ignorance is bliss," and I was not about to wear the dunce cap. So, with my talons firmly embedded in whatever position or idea I was holding, I stood my ground.
In hindsight, I can see that I was simply engaged in black and white thinking.
I often encourage my clients in psychotherapy to try to live in the gray. There are a million shades of gray on the spectrum of white to black, and each provides a much richer telling of a story that is hardly ever as clear as this or that. So, when I looked a bit more closely, I saw that "right vs. happy" wasn't so much about getting crowned the winner or loser, a genius or fool; it was more about my flawed thinking and my desire to feel like I was in control. Yes, that illusion that so many of us want to sink our talons into: Control.


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Coaches at the University of Northern Iowa are encouraging students to trade in shirts promoting rival schools for some purple Panther gear.
Wrestling coach Doug Schwab and men's basketball coach Ben Jacobson set up a spot in the student union where students could exchange shirts backing another school for a UNI T-shirt. The trading post will be set up again next week. Schwab says he's made about 100 trades so far.
Organizers of the effort haven't decided what to do with the shirts backing other schools. Most support Iowa State and the University of Iowa. Ideas include recycling the cloth for use as diapers or rugs.
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AFRICA/CENTRAL AFRICA - Bishop of Bangassou: "The Central African Republic is drifting away. The UN has to intervene"
Bangui (Agenzia Fides) - "The Central African Republic is now a Country adrift , with the entire population trapped like in a concentration camp, hostage of the Seleka government in turn adrift", writes Mgr. Juan Jose Aguirre Muno, Bishop of Bangassou, on the PeriodistaDigital website on the eve of the debate on the situation in the African country that will be held during the UN General Assembly in New York.
Mgr. Aguirre recalls that the coalition Seleka that "has invaded the Central Africa since the end of 2012 to present" has gradually torn apart through its five major military components, since it is only one of them that took power and the others (for a total of about 15,000 rebels) have become bandit formations to the unbridled pursuit of a prey to plunder.
The Bishop among other things recalls the dramatic situation of education despite the reopening of Catholic schools that "wanted to give an air of normalization in the social life of the Country, still in the hands of the excesses of Seleka".
"The central government had agreed, in order to give signs of normalcy to the international community, to carry out the college entrance exams (BAC)" recalls Mgr. Aguirre. "The 59,000 students in Catholic schools held the exams but they realized that the tests were full of irregularities. Many of our students were not on the lists prepared by the government".
Even more serious is what happened in the capital Bangui, where, as reported by the Bishop, "the youth belonging to Seleka entered the examination room armed and in military uniform, took the test sheet and left. Later they came back to hand in the test". (L.M.) (Agenzia Fides 25/09/2013)
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If you're a Montessori homeschooler, you might like to buy special gifts of Montessori materials for your homeschool. Or, grandparents might like to buy a gift for your homeschool. Today, I'll share my gift guide with ideas of Montessori materials and Montessori-friendly products that would be helpful for Montessori
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Practical life activities are some of the most important Montessori activities. They help children develop order, concentration, coordination, and independence … skills which help in all learning. I'm excited today to share some wonderful practical life activities from Montessori by Mom. They use materials from the Montessori By Mom
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I had fun preparing some Montessori-inspired activities using spheres, cubes, and cylinders along with free printables. The activities can be adapted for a variety of levels. This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Spielgaben. All opinions are honest and my own. This post also contains
I LOVE the greater than, less than alligator for introducing the concepts of greater than and less than to young children. I have links to some free greater than, less than alligator printables as well as Montessori-inspired greater than, less than alligator math activities in previous posts. Today, I
Today is International Literacy Day. I want to share some great Montessori-inspired activities that can be used with the extremely popular classic book about colors Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? A Brown Bear, Brown Bear theme is great at any time, but it's often used early
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Spielgaben educational toys are real favorites at my house already. Even though most of the Spielgaben toys are for ages 3-12, my 9-month-old granddaughter has been in love with the Spielgaben yarn balls (which are safe for babies and toddlers) for a number of months now. Today, I'm sharing
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I published a roundup post earlier this year with Montessori-inspired sewing activities. Today, I'm focusing on Montessori-inspired knitting activities. Sewing and knitting are both wonderful practical life activities for advanced preschoolers as well as older children. They help develop concentration and independence as well as fine-motor coordination. Here are
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John Bowman's Montessori at Home eBook is filled with treasures. Today, I'm sharing an excerpt about free play tubs (also known as sensory bins or sensory tubs). A sensory bin is a wonderful activity at any time of the year and gives young children a simple introduction to Montessori-inspired
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - A Waste Management worker has died, following an early morning crash on Skyline Boulevard in Cape Coral. The victim, identified as 53-year-old Lawrence Davis, was pronounced dead at Lee Memorial Hospital.
According to police, the Waste Management trash truck was stopped in the southbound lane of Skyline Boulevard when the accident occurred. Davis, along with a second worker, identified as 42-year-old Andres Soto, was standing at the rear of the truck when the collision occurred.
Investigators say the 2007 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, driven by Brian G. Ross, age 52. "According to witnesses, Ross moved into the outside lane and did not see the garbage truck stopped on the road. Ross' truck struck the left rear of the garbage truck where Davis was standing. The impact forced Davis under the garbage truck," authorities indicated.
Soto, the other Waste Management worker, was able to jump out of the vehicle's path; he did not sustain any injuries. Ross sustained minor injuries and refused treatment.
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Blink 182. You know them. You love them. And we'll have a lot more about them and their Wednesday show at Music Hall of Williamsburg tomorrow and Thursday. But these tickets we're giving away, they were made possible out of the kindness that pours from the hearts of the lovable scamps pictured above ... More >>
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Apparently the release of the Converse-sponsored collaboration between Gorillaz, LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy, and the fleet-tongued André 3000 wasn't the end of that song's release cycle; last night a 13-minute version of the track, with Three Stacks going bonkers about being the shit (no, reall ... More >>
The Converse-funded collaboration between the Damon Albarn/Jamie Hewlett futurepop collab Gorillaz, LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy, and 2011 Best Supporting Player André 3000, "DoYaThing," has leaked, and it's a goodie, a wobbly bit of futureshock pop that has Albarn laying down a verse in his blas ... More >>
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Plastic Beach loads up on guest stars and gravitas
Lot of New York bands representing: LCD Soundsystem, Vampire Weekend, Grizzly Bear, Yeasayer, Lucero, Sleigh Bells, Dirty Projectors, De La Soul, Julian Casablancas, Matt & Kim, Gil Scott-Heron, etc. Pretty fucking good show. Some other big ones--Public Image Limited, Grace Jones, Gorillaz, P ... More >>
Two years ago, William Bowers compiled this playlist. Any further additions? This holiday's abstract mandate can be sorta barren for us patriotically-challenged atheist vegetarians who maintain cosmic equidistance from our bloodkin. The term for it is even weird: "Thanksgiving" is a syntactical c ... More >>
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