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Janette Scott learnt meditation as an adult but wants to share it with children so they can feel happier and healthier. She teaches the All 'Round Training in Excellence program and is mother to a ten year old daughter. She has balanced the demands of full time work with family life and several community volunteer positions by doing her daily meditation and breathing practice. "It is what keeps me sane and maintains my energy" says Janette
Meditation is about connecting with ourselves and others beyond the vacillations of the thinking mind. Babies are born in this state of awareness of the present moment without concepts, stories or thoughts about past and future. As they grow up, children develop a feeling of being self-conscious and shy and so anything to help them remember their natural state is an entry to meditation. This might include dancing or drawing or singing together to help them relax and focus. It brings a great feeling of peace, stillness and love. The things that cover the unique personality of a child are the stresses and pressures of life. Meditation helps to wipe away the dust that covers their innate beauty and creativity.
I remember being a child myself and feeling lost in the world. It seemed so unfair that we are born without an instruction book on how to get along with others and how to feel confident. I watched other people and tried to model myself on my heroes from television. I thought that if I copied other people that I'd get along OK and be accepted. Deep down I always felt a lack in my life, that I wasn't good enough or I didn't really fit in. Now I feel very comfortable and happy with life. The Art of Living has given me wisdom and understanding– like the instruction book I was searching for as a child. Now I want to share this with children so they can grow up confident and happy.
It is so great to share stories, games and activities with wisdom about life with children. On the ART Excel course we have five golden keys to help the children to understand how the mind works and to navigate relationships and difficulties. These keys to life are better than any instruction book I have found. The wisdom reminds children about the innate qualities of kindness, love and compassion that have become forgotten in the hurly burly of life. The games and stories give children the opportunity to put the knowledge into practice so it becomes very real for them.
Yes definitely children can learn some simple techniques that allow them to be less anxious and more aware of themselves. Our innate nature is to be happy, playful and kind but these aspects become covered over by stress. Many children have to deal with tension, violence and the pressure to succeed within their own families as well so many external demands. These stresses all take a child away from his or her innate exuberance and naturalness. When children learn to relax and focus on their breath, the tension becomes less and their natural creativity and happiness returns. Then their awareness is on the present moment and meditation happens.
I have learnt so much in teaching children about how to harness their natural enthusiasm and to be creative in teaching meditation. Children can be very competitive and so one example is a game we play called 'Dead Fish'. In the game, the children do something very active and physical and then they lie down completely still (like a dead fish). The first ones to move are out of the game and this encourages even the children having tantrums to drop the anger and join in because they want to win the game. The children get to experience being very still, and although it is a competition, we can then talk about how they felt and bring some self awareness.
Meditation is not only about sitting still though, you can also dance and play and introduce the experience via movement. For very young children, the most important influence is their parents. Tantrums will eventually pass but if parents learn to meditate and treat their children well then the tantrums stop more quickly. Very young children are already living in the present moment and they just need love and the freedom to express their creativity. The children help me to be centered and stable. They are pre-teenagers, coming to the stage of testing and checking the adults in their life so this challenges me to be honest with them.
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar says that a lot of things are like riding a bicycle and teaching children is like that. You need to be fun and firm and that is the balance. Children can be very noisy and they need a lot of physical activity balanced with the ability to be still.
On every course I have taught, a parent has commented about the changes they have seen in their child. We have seen a shy child participate with enthusiasm in a final skit demonstration, a brother who normally fights with his younger brother showing more kindness and so many examples of children being happy and making new friends.
Learning meditation and the wisdom available in the ART Excel course is like a seed that can be watered again and again throughout their life. The participants may not find their lives immediately transformed but they will have this resource to return to in times and difficulty. It is something I dearly wish was available when I was a child.
The best thing that parents can do for their children is to be calm and centered themselves. A regular meditation practice helps them to respond appropriately and with less emotional re-activity than one who is angry, tired and stressed. Also if a child is told to do a meditation practice that they don't see their parents doing, they will think why should I do that? Parents can sit with their children to meditate. If the parents have faith and believe that meditation is worthwhile then that will influence the child.
With stress, families can get into a cycle of arguing, complaining and negativity and lose sight of the love and harmony that is underneath. When the stresses are reduced then the love that is there shines through and everyone feels happier and more content.
Acknowledge & praise your children every day. We can be quick to criticize, but need to remember to uplift and tell our children how wonderful they are.
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Campbell Posts: 7 |
Oh, how sad! He was a very creative and unique individual. I loved his works. I hope he found peace, and that his survivors do as well. | ||||||
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nagato316 Posts: 306 |
To say anime lost a legendary genius when Satoshi Kon passed on is but a gross understatement. No one before (and I fear no one since...but i hope I'm proven wrong on that count down the road) has displayed such singularly unique creativity and vision, often twisted but many times uplifting and breathtaking as well, in anime or arguably any medium.
I've read that final message a few more times...that's just so bittersweetly poignant. It perfectly captures the concept of "mono no aware"; i.e. something beautiful that you know is impermanent and liable to be taken away at a moment's notice is that much more beautiful because of that impermanence....such is life. And such was this brilliant life and career. *deep, slow and reverent bow* Domo arigato gozaimasu, Kon-sama. Sayonara. |
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jsevakis ANN Director of New Media Posts: 1505 Location: Los Angeles, CA |
If he was watching rushes a few days ago, that means they're about at the 85-90% mark I'd say. "Rushes" are finished shots before editing (which, in animation, is just assembly and tweaking), so that means animation is nearing completion and they're probably scheduling audio work right about now.
Usually by that point they'd have announced a release date, but with all that's happened I can understand why they haven't. That aside, to echo what everyone else has been saying, this is hitting us all a lot harder than I ever could have anticipated -- myself included. I can't remember the last time I was so devastated by the death of a public figure. One poignant subtlety that was lost in translation: Kon ends his note with "じゃ、お先に" which is what people say when they leave the office, but co-workers are still there. It's a casual shortening of an expression that means, "sorry for leaving before you." I hope someone translates the whole thing soon. It's a little beyond my abilities to read the whole thing. Last edited by jsevakis on Wed Aug 25, 2010 3:13 pm; edited 3 times in total |
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qollocust Posts: 182 Location: Philadelphia |
Satoshi Kon is hands down my favorite anime director and he will be missed. It's a shame he had to go at such a young age. So much left to create!
It looks like I'll have to remove meeting him from my list of goals in life |
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GracieLizzy Posts: 370 Location: Sunderland, England, UK |
This would be very fitting, especially if it was toward specifically a Pancreatic Cancer charity, as it very little attention in relation to other cancers (all a bad of course but Pancreatic, as people have mentioned, a notoriously aggressive form). |
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jsevakis ANN Director of New Media Posts: 1505 Location: Los Angeles, CA |
This would be very fitting. Might I suggest PanCAN, a SoCal-based non-profit research and support group with an affiliate Japan office? http://www.pancan.org According to PanCAN, incidence of cancer in general is much higher in Japan than the US (50% of the population dies from it, as opposed to about 1/3 of Americans), and of those, 1/5 is Pancreatic cancer. While the causes are still somewhat nebulous, smoking is a known link. Unfortunately, as is pretty obvious from all the video footage (and from his frequent cigarette breaks when he visited the US), Kon was a chain smoker. We'll never know if that was why, but it can't have helped. |
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KAtchan15 Posts: 460 Location: NYC |
I'm crying now. Words cannot express the grief I am feeling. I'm devastated.
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GracieLizzy Posts: 370 Location: Sunderland, England, UK |
I have donated a small amount to them, I will try to donate more after Payday. I will also keep in mind this for Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Week in the UK, especially as it begins the day after a convention I am attending who's chair has mentioned attempting to do a screening in his memory of one or more of Kon's films. |
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DangerMouse Posts: 1276 |
Same here, that last message, wow.... Yeah, even with all of the awesome and creative movies and the great TV series that was Paranoia Agent when I watched it on [AS] that he had already created, he was still so relatively young that there's no doubt that were so many more brilliant works of creativity that it felt like we all and the industry itself had to look forward to for years to come. |
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Shay: I tweeted it to Maruyama for you.
toru: Surprised you managed to access it right now. Must've taken you forever. Yeah, even if I didn't get the typical intonations of that language, I still thought he sounded different than usual. More vague and distant. But then one of the forum dwellers who does know Japanese didn't seem to "get it", either, as he/she asked to see a picture of him with the new 'do. So I guess you could say "mission accomplished" in keeping the condition under wraps this long. I just wish I had gotten it sooner so it'd be less of a blow. The only positive is it's a week before school starts, 'cus I don't think I could keep up thinking about it now. contessa: I feel stupid saying it now, 'cus I bowed to him @ an AFI screening of MA. But he seemed amused and even drew a sketch on my ticket stub. Though it always pissed me off that people walked out right after the show, even though he was still doing a Q+A. Dark: I just hope, if Nolan wins the gold, he'll acknowledge Kon in his acceptance speech. jsevakis: If I recall, they were supposed to get it out this year. I just hope you're right about them getting that far. It'd suck if, in his condition, he only managed to get half-way through it. I still remember that unfinished Douglas Adams Hitchhiker sequel, and don't want to see Dream Machine sufer the same fate. It's not that I want to see it that badly[I'm not really sure what to expect, so I can't tell if it'll work, especially if he wasn't in the right mind to get it the way he wanted, or at least correct it.], but I feel better knowing he doesn't have unfinished business.
For me, it'd be a toss-up between Phil Hartman and Joey Ramone. But maybe this will at least boost sales for Kon's older work, and help the family and Madhouse out, since I hear the company could use a shot in the arm.
What Japanese male in that age range isn't one? Hell, wasn't there an ANN article a while back about the country wanting Miyazaki to quit? And yet he's out-lived a lot of people, even if you ignore PTSD from the war. He should write a healthy living book, 'cus he still only looks like he's 50, too. Oh, and thanks for the link. I'll see what I can do about donating. Gawd, all I can think of is this Magnetic Rose cosplayer now. She ironically did not know anything about Kon's other work until I told her, and I never did get a reaction from Kon on his site about how he felt about her performance. But it comes off like a swan song now... *sigh* |
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It's a sad day to hear that Kon passed. He was truly a wonderful person, and his work moved countless numbers of people. I hope his family can find ease of mind knowing that thousands upon thousands of people across the world grieve for his lose. | ||||||
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tuxedocat Aria Company Posts: 2001 |
Well said. Given his level of dedication and concern for his last project at Madhouse, I think it honors his memory more to have hope for the future of the industry. He taught at university, so have I hope that he has inspired a future generation of visionary animators. |
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In the UK you can donate to The Royal Marsden Hospital for cancer research and treatment NHS Trust. | ||||||
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GracieLizzy Posts: 370 Location: Sunderland, England, UK |
There's a few pancreatic cancer charities in the UK, they organise an awareness week together in November. | ||||||
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Supermutant Posts: 107 |
Man I am crying. Just reading that last bit really made me sad. Cancer sucks. I won't get into who or what they worked in but there someone who I liked that worked on despite long battle cancer. Sadly lost there fight day after christmas in 08. My mom lost a sister to cancer before I was born and my grandma on her side of died when I was young. Sorry just wanted to mention that is part of why I feel so sad family. As someone who has had family die and suffer from forms of cancer I know how bad it can be. Sad to see him at 46 as who know what he could have done. I hope madhouse keeps there word and does whatever it needs to finish his last movie as a tribute to him. | ||||||
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With Sidney Crosby making his return to the Pittsburgh Penguins lineup for the first time since January 5, VERSUS is switching from the Boston Bruins/Montreal Canadiens game scheduled for Monday night to air the New York Islanders/Penguins game at 7 p.m. from the CONSOL Energy Center. Coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. ET with NHL Live after a 30-minute edition of NBC SportsTalk at 6 p.m. ET
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CBC in Canada is also picking up the Pens-Isles game as well, so all hockey eyes will be on Pittsburgh tonight. I'm a bit surprised Versus wouldn't call on Doc Emrick for such a big occasion, but you can have some fun during the telecast by Twitter searching "Pierre McGuire" to see how much hockey fans love the inside the glass analyst. As a Pens fan, I'm beyond excited to see Crosby finally healthy and fit to play. More importantly though, Crosby's comeback game is great news for the sport. Such a lengthy layoff due to a concussion was quite scary for the game's most notable superstar. However, the Penguins didn't rush Crosby back and throughout his absence important conversatons have taken place on treating concussions and preventing players coming back too soon. If anything, Crosby's 10 month plus absence has forced hockey and other sports to take concussions even more seriously than before.
Even without Crosby, the NHL has continued its slow rise on the national scene in the last year. Last season's Stanley Cup Playoffs was a ratings success, especially the exciting Bruins-Canucks Finals series and its Game 7 that was tied for the best television rating since 1995. Continuing that momentum, the Flyers-Bruins season opener on Versus this year was the highest rated regular season game in the network's history with over 800,000 viewers. It'll be interesting to see how Crosby's return does in the ratings, but it can be only good news for the NHL.
Conventional wisdom would tell you the NHL should be the main benefactor of a protracted NBA Lockout along with college hoops. It may not show in the ratings right now with football dominating the sports landscape. Numbers are up and down on Versus for nationally televised games through the first month of the NHL season. However, if February and March roll around without an NBA season (and there's nothing but tumbleweeds on that front currently), then hockey ratings may start to soar. Also worth factoring into the mix is NBC effectively rebranding Versus as NBC Sports Network and making a huge marketing push during the new year. As the cornerstone live sports property on the network, the NHL will be a major part of that push. As the season develops, Crosby's return tonight in Pittsburgh may be just one piece of an even larger NHL resurgence this year.


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4.0 Lefty here. I'm always up for rallying or playing some sets. Reed Park most week nights works for me.
hey one of my regulars moved outta town. i'm a 4.0 lefty, usually play stoner park in evening because they have good lights. never played 7th/wilshire at night but not opposed. hit me up if you're avail to play, i'm avail tonight as well.
Hey Linn, I'd be be interested in hitting with you. Let's find a time to get together and see if we're well-matched. What's your availability like this weekend or next week in the evenings?
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Great kit! It doesn't contain a whole lot of wire, but then again, I was wiring an Ibanez S series- the control cavity is tiny. I had more than enough to get it done.
Like others have said, you get very little wire in this kit. I had to order 2 kits just to properly wire one strat.
unless you bundle with a large order it is barely worth it just buying the wire kit by itself. OK for a Strat but for anything more you could probably need to buy two kits and then the value goes down dramatically.
A bit high when including shipping, and could use a bit more wiring especially for les Paul. But ok in the end
It is as stated, a basic kit. Had just enough wire for a Telecaster.Shipping doubled the price, so it was expensive for what you get.
if you need a little bit of wiring here or there this gives diversity and quality, but is not enough to wire most larger projects (ie a full guitar)
Only 3 wires and a capacitor- it was just enough for 2 volumes and 1 tone, however
I had read the details of the kit, and knew it would be plenty to rewire a melody maker. My problem was that it came with 2 .020 caps. I needed the .050 one. I had one on hand to get the job done, but I could have been stuck at that point for parts. Another order,more shipping, etc.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - A year ago, National Signing Day for West Virginia was mostly absent of surprises except J.T. Washington's decision to back out of a commitment to the Mountaineers and join Arizona.
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Last year, Lovett finished up his decades-long contract with Curb/Universal records with the aptly titled record, "Release Me." The record came out in February 2012 and since then, the 55-year-old remains unsigned -- not that he seems to be in all that big of a hurry to work with another record label.
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He's still writing songs, still making music and still playing shows all over the country. It's just that his plans for recording are ambling toward vague.
This spring, he's out with his Acoustic Group, which may not entirely be an unplugged outfit. The band includes Russ Kunkel, Viktor Krauss, Keith Sewell and Luke Bulla, all members of his Large Band. (Sewell plays electric guitar in that group.)
Lovett cut "Release Me" with the Large Band in mind, but the singer said it wasn't really a problem to play songs from that record with the smaller unit.
"I've never sort of let the way we record paint me into a corner," he said. "We can play any of those songs. Last year, we heavily featured songs from that album, but this year, because I don't have a brand new album, it gives me the chance to play songs across my whole catalog."
So what is he planning on playing Friday night?
"The real answer is I haven't figured it out yet," he laughed. "But I always like it when people from the audience ask for songs. It gives us the change to do things on a given night we don't do anywhere else."


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So.... You want a Vita but need convincing?
Get PS+ if you don't already have it along with your 199$ Assassins Creed Vita bundle on Black Friday and you'll have 5 games including 2 of the best games available for it, Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Gravity rush.
White Vita... 6 free games (with more down the road) 199$ (plus PS+ sub) ?!?! can't beat that deal!!!
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Please do not purchase the most powerful handheld console ever made. Please do not get PS+ which immediately gives you 3 great Vita retail games.
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you are convinced to get a vita... you are convinced to get a vita.... you are convinced to get a vita...
lol. anyway, I love mine, though my time available to do any kind of gaming as almost evaporated into thin air. Between work, sleep, and rebuilding my car i just havent had much time to play, plus im on the northeast coast of the US and Hurricane Sandy took away my capability to even charge my vita for almost 2 weeks so that sucked too. all that time to play games, zero electricity. couldnt even charge the thing at work.
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The other thing is i dont have a tablet. I dont necessarily want one either, i just dont want to have to run up to my room to check youtube if i get stuck on a ps3 game, so i just use the vita for youtube, or if im watching a movie ill check out websites, or ebay motors for car parts.
I have the charging dock plugged into a set of old standard PC speakers so that while im cooking something in the kitchen i just dock it, plug the speakers into the wall, and boom, i can hear what theyre saying, put it right in front of where im working and as long as im not cutting anything i can keep going back and forth between what im doing and the screen.
I want to figure out how to get videos from my PC to the memory card, so that while im at work on my break (no wifi there) i can watch some episodes of something, for which ill eventually pick up a larger memory card of. later on down the road though, its not that important to me.
Tis the season, theres some good bundles coming out right around now, so if youre interested go for it. I have the 3G/Wifi version because i wanted the gps in it, which in retrospect was probably a mistake since i never actually activated my ATT 30 day trial which im sure has expired by now and never got the free psn game. oh well. I still like it.
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If you havent already go to a local gamestop and get your hands on one...that'll convince you for sure LOL
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I wouldn't do so! That's my opinion just because I never have time to play it! But it's all up to you!
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11-21-2012 #16
Buy a PSVITA and get 6 awesome games on PS plus lol
Also Ranarok Odyssey and Dokuro are great games lolLast edited by EdoTensei; 11-21-2012 at 09:37.
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Ina's Semi-Outdoor Kitchen in Jakarta
Small Cool Kitchens 2010 - International Division
What challenge have you overcome in your kitchen? We renovated the kitchen a couple of years ago on tight budget into the condition you can see in the pictures (the breakfast table is actually a desk which we repurposed). It was previously in a terrible cramped condition with insufficient storage. We are quite pleased with it now, but we would like to get a proper breakfast/serving table when the budget permits.
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What is your favorite meal to cook here?
I'm going to be honest, usually my mother does all the cooking, and she's great at it! Since my father passed away she'd been living in our home and we have no complaint. :) She would cook various Indonesian dish like sayur asem (sour vegetable soup), rendang (beef stew) and other mouth watering dishes.
Sometimes my sister who's an avid baker would come over and bake some chocolate brownies or other delicacies. Me? I think I better stick to home decorating and sewing :D
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clean and cool kitchen...i love it
so natural and green..
LOVE it so much
Remind me of HOME :)
This is definitely the "Cute Kitchen that Go Green".. :D
So beautiful - would love to see pictures of your view!