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I should have seen it coming as I said, but you live and learn I guess right? These types of things is what makes me a stronger and wiser person, and just prepares me for the bigger and better things to come in my life. Right now I am taking this time to focus on me, and what I can do to make ME happy, and if it takes being single for a while, then so be it. At least I would rather be alone than unhappy, and to also not be someone's option. Makes me feel better to come here and vent my feelings and frustrations..thanks for reading and listening : )
Glad you feel the way you do about the revelation. Positive attitude and sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders.
I am curious, though, about your comment that you "do not have very many people to talk to, or many outlets." Do you generally feel isolated and without friends? I ask because it concerns me that you might be missing out on an important part of life.
I have never really had many friends in my life, nor have I had really anyone that has been loyal or anyone really close to me. This includes family as well. My family is not very close, and I only have very few friends, but it is more of a convenience thing for them (so I should say acquaintances), and I guess you could say the same for my family. I feel socially akward at times, and I feel like a burden to people and I just plain feel that I don't have a place anywhere. I feel that I don't have anyone that genuinely cares about me, what I have to say, or what I do, and I don't think anyone would notice if I went on vacation and was gone for weeks at a time. That's how alone and insignificant I feel. My weekends consist of sitting at home and doing nothing....alone. I don't get phone calls from anyone, or a simple "Hey, how ya doin?", and whenever I try to reach out to anyone, I get nothing...no return call or text, no acknowledgement at all....and I take that very personally because of how I feel, and that makes me feel even worse. And whenever I do talk to someone about how I feel, or just anything I want to talk about, I don't get a response, I get a blank stare, or they just act like they are not interested or there is no genuine response...makes me feel like an idiot for even saying anything in the first place. I feel like I would get more of a response out of my dog at times.
I guess I am used to being used, abused, disregarded and forgotten about, and it's really taking it's toll on me. I have been through a lot in my short life, and it has made me strong in a lot of ways, but also has made me weak and fragile.
I am just at a point where I feel lost and confused, and I really don't know how to make it better. I don't want to hear the old "you need to get on some medication because you are depressed", or you need to talk to someone...I don't need medication, and I have been there and done that with no success, and some extreme sensitivities to those meds..plus, I already see a therapist. I don't know what more to do.
I cant stop thinking about her. I have never loved anyone so strongly. Every time i blink, i see her face. Its driving me crazy! But what do i do? I have told her that i have fallen in love with someone there. I believe she knows its her, but i cant say for sure. And i certainly will not step on anyone's toes.
I felt so sad for you, when i read all of your posts. You are NOT alone! You now have the WEB-MD community as friends. Without these communities, i would not have many friends either. I have been helped in soooo many ways here. Without this support, i too, would be lost.
It seems to me, that i have always lost at love? No matter what i try, my love relations always fizzle out. The most important thing, is to keep trying. The one you are meant to be with, is out there! I just hope i find her before my time runs out.
Good luck, and i hope you find happiness in your life. Dennis
I love her for her and she Loves me for me WOW.
love AND RESPECT TO ALL THE WOMAN OUT THERE THAT HAVE SIMILAR STORIES. love CAN HAPPEN TWICE
I believe that things happen for a reason, and also that what we experience in life, whether it be good or bad, prepares us for what's to come...what lies ahead. Love can do so many things..it can be the greatest gift of all, and it can also be disasterous. But I see it as a gift, and whether or not someone loves you back or feels the same, just be content that love grew in your heart, and that you have that ability to love so strong and intensely. Many people don't get that chance in life, and also don't have that ability. I have lost in love as well, many times, to the point where I am ready to throw in the towel. I never give up though, as there is that part of me that knows that the right person is out there, and that is what keeps me going. I know that I have a lot to offer, but after so many times of loving and losing, you tend to get to that point very quickly, and all seems hopeless. I can be alone, I have been for a long time, but I don't want to be.
Thank you for your support and your kind words, as I truly appreciate them. It's nice to know that someone out there cares, and will take time to listen, relate, and respond. I do feel very alone and unappreciated, and I am hoping that soon those feelings will fade. I think that I need to seek out help from my therapist, and really get to the bottom of what is causing me to feel the way that I do. It would be a good start anyways..because I cannot stand to feel like I do anymore.
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - The UNCW women's basketball team wraps up a brief two-game homestand Sunday with a 1 p.m. matinee against Georgia State.
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UNCW slipped to 2-20 overall and 1-10 in CAA play with a 62-52 setback to visiting George Mason on Valentine's Day.
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The Seahawks are 53-0 since the start of the 2002-03 campaign when limiting the opposition to 50 points or less.
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UNCW is 69-8 (.896) since the start of the 2000-01 campaign when it scores 70 or more points in a contest.
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The Seahawks are 68-23 (.747) since the start of the 2007-08 season when leading at halftime.
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Senior Tawanna Lee and redshirt junior Jessica Freeman are both making their way up the school's career three-point field goals made chart.
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Simon Bode was a member of the Opera Studio at Oper Frankfurt before joining the ensemble at the beginning of the 2012/13 season. During Frankfurt's 2013/14 season he will sing Varo in a new production of Gluck's Ezio, Ein junger Mann/A Young Man in a new production of Eötvös' Der goldene Drache/The Golden Dragon, Arbace (Idomeneo), Spoletta (Tosca), Thibault (Die Sizilianische Vesper/The Sicilian Vespers) and Tamino (Die Zauberflöte). Other roles with which he has enjoyed success in Frankfurt were Belmonte (Die Entführung aus dem Serail), Rodrigo (Otello) and Servo in Sciarrino's Luci mie traditrici, a co-production with the "Cantiere Internazionale d'Arte" in Montepulciano, where he sang in the first ever performances of the work in Italy in 2010 (available on CD and DVD). Simon Bode's guest engagements have included appearances at the Norwegian National Opera in Oslo, where he returns in 2013/14 for Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, Theater Heidelberg, the Staatsoper in Hannover, Staatstheater Braunschweig, the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival and 2013 Heidelberg Spring Festival (Hugo Wolf: Italienisches Liederbuch). He made his debut with the NDR in Hamburg in 2012 and went on tour through France with "Les Talens Lyriques" sinsging in Bach's St. Matthew Passion. In March 2013 he gave a recital with Paula Murrihy at Oper Frankfurt. Simon Bode studied with Prof. Charlotte Lehmann in Hannover and has won many prizes, including the Deutsche Stiftung Musikleben's coveted "Hans Sikorski Memorial Prize". His first CD, of Brahms Lieder, was released by Hyperion Records in 2011. He can also be heard on live Oper Frankfurt recordings of Wagner's Die Feen/The Fairies and Das Liebesverbot/The Ban on Love (OehmsClassics).
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Andrews' media accusers have some explaining of their own to doIn recent days 'tapegate' has consumed much of the Victorian political news cycle. In this cross posting from The Conversation academic Mark Pearson looks at legalities around journalists recording sources. It is a sad day when senior political figures steal a journalist's recording device and destroy its contents, as we have been told happened at this year's Victorian Labor Party conference. But it is an even sadder day when we hear a major newspaper – The Age – justifying a senior reporter secretly recording their conversations with sources.
Why Creative Effectiveness is the Cannes Lion you really want to winWith controversy over the criteria of entry for some Cannes Lions categories Phil Johnston argues the Creative Effectiveness category is the most rigorous 'effie' in the world. Don't worry. I'm not entering the debate on whether some Lion winners are scam. There are enough voices on that. And my starting point isn't even creativity. Because let's not forget that creativity is just a means to an end. What is that end? Meeting our clients' objectives, whatever they may be. That's what I'm here to do.
The Scam Lions? Count me outMumbrella will no longer attend the Cannes Lions. Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes argues that the scam in Cannes has become too much... I love everything about the Cannes Lions experience. So I'm sad that I'm probably never going to get to do it again.
Brandis' leaked copyright proposals are unrealisticIn this cross-posting from The Conversation Nicolas Suzor and Alex Button-Sloan from the Queensland University of Technology look at why the leaked plans to change copyright laws could lead to a lot of unintended problems for consumers. The Australian Government has proposed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) monitor and punish Australians who download and infringe copyright. In a discussion paper circulated by Attorney-General George Brandis, and leaked by Crikey last Friday, the government proposes a sweeping change to Australian copyright law. If implemented, it would force ISPs to take steps to prevent Australians from infringing copyright.
Why Nine's investment in Quickflix makes it tougher for Netflix to launch in AustraliaLast week Nine Entertainment Co made a $1m investment to buy eight per cent of streaming company Quickflix, whilst preparing to launch its own operation StreamCo. Here Nic Christensen looks at the underlying reasons for Nine buying into a rival. In the world of video streaming last week's investment by Nine into rival Quickflix did not go unnoticed, but as always with these deals the devil is in the detail. In this case, a series of warrants and covenants that came with this batch of shares.
With awards the more you get, the more you getFollowing recent controversy surrounding entries to the Cannes Lions awards Eaon Pritchard argues until we have a better way to evaluate the merits of agencies than awards all agencies will be highly incentivised to do whatever it takes to win . Advertising's outcomes are notoriously hard to measure. Which is why in advertising agencies, we love to measure outputs instead.
Why aren't more media companies offering job sharing to get experience back in the door?With the media industry churn and talent drain a constant issue Lucy Formosa Morgan asks why more companies aren't open to job sharing. There's rarely a shortage of applicants for coordinator positions however when it comes to recruiting experienced middle / senior level people, the talent bank seems to dry up. Agencies can struggle to fill vacancies for months or end up having to recruit from overseas. So if we have plenty of juniors that we're devoting time and money to training up, where are they going? Why is there such a shortage of good talent out there?
Marketers are the ones whose reputations are most at risk if they are complicit in scam advertisingWith questions being raised over the integrity of some awards entries in recent weeks, former creative director Darren Woolley says scam can be as damaging for marketers as the agencies involved. Scam awards entries have come to industry attention again, following the most recent Cannes Lions Awards. In the process, several high profile advertisers have been associated with their agencies' entries. But what are the implications for the advertiser? It is a standard response that advertisers are not really interested in creative awards. But the fact is that marketers are human and those that have healthy and close working relationships with their agencies actually enjoy seeing them being recognised, especially for work they may have created together.
Terry Savage defends debated Cannes Lions entries saying 'Super Bowl ads run once'In a Q&A conducted by email, Terry Savage, chairman of the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, defends the integrity of the competition and answers questions around scam ads following an investigation by Mumbrella into a series of ads from Australia entered into the Press category which ran just once in regional media. What is your definition of scam? "We require the work to have been approved by the client and to have used paid Media in the execution, if there is a query we get validation via the agency the client and the Media schedule that the work has run and complied within our entry rules. In the case of self promotion and NGO that is not the case."
Australian Women's Weekly editor on how its latest cover has changed industry attitudesThe cover of the July edition of the Australian Women's Weekly features the image of ultra-marathon bushfire survivor Turia Pitt, a move which surprised many in an industry driven by image. Editor-in-chief Helen McCabe spoke to Miranda Ward about how the cover came about, and its effect not only on the public, but also the beauty and fashion industries as we. The July cover of the Australian's Women's Weekly has done more to market "what the heart and soul of the magazine is" than anything else the magazine's editor-in-chief Helen McCabe has done in her five years at the helm. Speaking to Mumbrella about the July edition which featured Turia Pitt, a survivor of the bushfire that swept through an ultra-marathon in Western Australia's Kimberly region in September 2011, McCabe said the cover is "a really strong signal to market that this magazine is committed to Australian women, quality stories, independent journalism, long-form story telling and quality writing.
If you don't want to enter real work into awards, then fuck off and be an artistIn this guest post, awards jury veteran Matt Batten, a former ECD of Wunderman Australia, argues that the practice of scam advertising - raised by Mumbrella in recent days - hurts the whole industry. Reading from 10,553 miles away – that's 16,983km in the metric – I'd like to commend you on your dogged determination to find answers to the burning questions surrounding some of Australia's most intriguing Cannes Lions winners this year. Some say that this is the way of the world (at least our small part in it) and that creativity should be let free upon the award shows regardless of whether or not it was a legitimate response to a brief or a proactive project to help solve a genuine business problem for a real client – or a made-up ad for a brand that had no idea of its existence.
Does culture really eat strategy for breakfast?Good startups often point to their culture as a driver of their success, but Eaon Pritchard asks whether that culture can be derived without a clear strategy? Culture, in an organisational sense, is usually interpreted as the collective behaviours, attitudes and beliefs that — when mixed together — create a particular set of norms within said organisation. Obviously there can be 'good' culture and 'bad' culture.
Five things Wicked Campers needs to do online right nowWicked Campers has been in the midst of a media controversy over the last few days. Sebastian Vasta takes a look at how the brand could better manage the online and media crisis. The latest cry to end Wicked Campers' misogynist toilet humour is certainly not the first time the budget backpacker van company has been in trouble. But it's certainly the loudest the online outrage has ever been.
Cut here: Reshaping the ABCAfter the ABC unveiled its first round of cuts after having its funding cut in the last budget Ben Goldsmith of the Queensland University of Technology looks at how it might look in the future, in this cross-posting from The Conversation. Monday's announcement that the ABC will make 80 positions redundant is just the latest move in an enforced process of change to the public service broadcaster. It has a long way yet to run. The announcement finally put the lie to Tony Abbott's election eve pledge, live on national television, that there would be "no cuts to the ABC or SBS". In concert with other recent announcements, it seems clear that public broadcasting – and in particular the ABC – is squarely in the government's sights.
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This Buddha is going to be a gift and it will make a lovely gift. It arrived on time and well packed. Good job.Reviewer:Angus Vail (Salem, OR, US)
We have been shopping at Lotus Sculpture for a good number of years and we have always been pleased with our purchases. As you perhaps know, buying the statues is the first step and "energizing" them at the temple is another step and the latter is important for "bonding" with the statue and to "take the metal" out of it. Putting the "deity" in the statue is a time-consuming and costly step, depending on the temple one chooses. It could range between $100 - 300. Fortunately the purchase of the statue itself at Lotus Sculpture makes it a great first experience and the next steps are equally moving, organizing the trip, purchases for the real deity, costs to the temple and swamis etc. I wished that some of the statues were more affordable, but then I understand that you offer quality product and that you run a business, not a temple. At the most a payment plan should be offered (pardon me if it is, I am not aware of it) instead of putting the item on a credit card. Personally, I do not like to associate my statues with credit. I see every item that you sell as divine, at least the path to an incredible experience with the "other" world, be it Hindu or Buddhist. Thanks for the great opportunity for shopping at Lotus Sculpture. I received the Yantra and will have it consecrated at the Kali Temple in Burtonsville, MD. We have also bought: Kali blessed in Burtonsville, MD, a.k.a Miss Kitty The Goddess with the mirror (she is now Meenakshi, blessed at the Murugan temple of North America, a.k.a Babe Ganesh, a.k.a Bongo on drums, blessed at the Ganesh temple, Queens Muruga and his peacock,a.k.a. Murray, blessed at Palani Andavar's shrine, Murugan temple of North America. The peacock lamp They have all been blessed and contrary to popular belief, I do not have a special shrine or altar in my house, I place them wherever I desire in the house, bedroom, living room and I do not feel disrespectful towards them. I figure, if they can see me in form and formless, what difference does it make whether they are in my bedroom or in a special part of the house dedicated to them? I do not believe in strict adherence to rituals. I do not possess these statues for religious purposes only. We offer them the food we eat on a daily basis. They also have special names. They make us happy, we love them. The represent beauty, a presence of something divine or more, I do not know. I know that they love us and smile in turn, NOT ALL THE TIME and that is how I know that the deity is here with us. They sometimes show sadness. Basically the relationship with them is an endless labor of love, cooking for them, celebrating birthdays with them, buying fruits for bongo, gardening for them and so forth. The experience is unbelievable.Reviewer:Jenny (Roselle Park, nj, US)
Kyle Tortora provides a great service in making these murthies available, and best of all, he has a deep understanding of Hinduism and Buddhism, and the esoterics of worship. I've recently bought my second murthy from Lotus. Kyle maintains an outstanding inventory of beautiful statues in all materials and sizes and his prices are extremely reasonable. Shipping was super fast! His customer service is among the best I've ever encountered. Thank you Lotus Sculpture!Reviewer:Gayatri Rajan (CANYON, CA, US)
Having gone to India to purchase statues many times, spending days trying to find good craftsmanship and then arranging the import is no more ! The wood sculpture that I bought for my husband for our fifth wedding anniversary was so much better in person than even in the pictures. Thank you Lotus Scuplture ! I will be purchasing more in the future for sure.Reviewer:Gopal (Tampa, Florida, US)
I wanted a Buddha for my garden. I looked on many sites on the internet and just couldn't find the right one. Then I found your website and loved the finish and color tones that they have. The delivery was fast and the item was packaged very well for shipping. It is really too pretty to put in the garden so I put it in my living room instead. Looks very beautiful! Thanks so much!Reviewer:Karen Lee Brumm (Avon, Indiana, US)
I couldn't be more pleased with this company. The statue I ordered is beautiful! The owner and staff are courteous, responsive and insure a pleasant purchasing experience for their customers. They shipped in a timely manner and the statue was expertly packed. Without hesitation, I give Lotus Sculpture my highest recommendation!Reviewer:Virginia Bartlett (Paige, Texas, US)
This little guy is so adorable! I love the antiqued colors on the brass! I have been looking for awhile for a Ganesh statue, and when I saw this one I knew my search was over!! Shipping was quick and packaged securely. Thank you for making these statues available!Reviewer:Robin (Smithtown, NY, US)
I am thrilled with my Shiva statue that I ordered from Lotus Sculpture, Kyle was a pleasure to deal with promptly answering my queries and questions. I would not hesitate to deal with Lotus Sculpture again, and will be sure to recommend them to all of my friends here in Sydney ! JohnReviewer:John Cusack (Sydney, NSW, AU)
Kyle -- The Kwan Yin statue is absolutely stunning!! The detail, the scale, the warmth of the wood, and the serenity of the expression are exactly what I was looking for. The piece looked amazing online, but it is far, far more impressive in person. It is truly the centerpiece of my home now, and I can't stop staring at her. Thank you so much for your prompt service, for answering all of my questions, and for packing the statue so carefully. Now what in the heck am I going to do with this 8 foot tall crate in my garage?! :) :)Reviewer:P Davis (Portland, OR, US)
Materials: Lost Wax Method South Indian Bronze
- Total Height Including Base: 9 inches
- Base Width & Depth: 5 x 2 inches
- Weight: 3 pounds
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There are 108 karanas or poses of Lord Shiva's Tandava dance. Shiva holds in his hand agni or fire as well as a dhamru or drum. Shiva's s other two hands are left free performing his dance posture. He is clothed in a simple lion cloth, necklaces and assorted jewelry. His head dress has a small crescent moon as well as a miniature version of the goddess Ganga. He has a small bell wrapped around his right calf. The overall detail for a smaller piece is very intricate as each finger and jewel is individually carved with care.
The Story Behind the Wild Tandava: Kali was the patron goddess of Thillai Forest. Lord Shiva came to the forest to dance for two of his devotees, Patanjali and Vyaaghrapaada who worshiped the svayambhu-linga, now in the inner sanctum of the temple. Kali challenged Shiva to a dancing contest on the condition that the loser had to leave the forest. The contest was judged by Lord Vishnu. The dance contest went on for hours with every one of Shiva's dance postures being matched by Kali. Shiva performed a posture with his left leg lifted over his head in the Ananda Thandavam exposing his genital area. Kali, being a respectable woman, was unable to go into this compromising position. Thus, Kali admitted defeat and left the forest.
Lost Wax Method: This sculpture is a one of a kind, lost wax method bronze statue hand made by the artists of South India. The piece pictured is the only sculpture we have like this in our store. When you order this bronze you will receive this exact statue. It is truly one of a kind as there is only one made exactly like this! Each bronze is hand made by a group of bronze artists whose families have been crafting bronze sculptures for centuries with the art being passed on by each generation. The hand crafted bronzes statues have an incredible amount of detail which many other mass produced, brass Hindu statues lack. Lost Wax South Indian bronze statues are the only sculptures used by Hindu temples throughout India and the world. Click here to learn more about the Lost Wax Method.
About Shiva
Shiva was originally known as Rudra, a minor deity addressed only three times in the Rig Veda. He gained importance after absorbing some of the characteristics of an earlier fertility god and became Shiva, part of the trinity, or trimurti, with Vishnu and Brahma.
Shiva wears a snake coiled around his upper arms and neck symbolizing the power he has over the most deadly of creatures. Snakes are also used to symbolize the Hindu dogma of reincarnation. Their natural process of molting or shedding their skin is symbolic of the human soul's transmigration of bodies from one life to another.
Shiva's female consort and wife is Parvati; because of his generosity and reverence towards Parvati, Shiva is considered an ideal role model for a husband. The divine couple together with their sons - the six-headed Skanda and the elephant headed Ganesh - reside on Mount Kailasa in the Himalayas.
His guardian is Nandi (the white bull), whose statue can often be seen watching over the main shrine. The bull is said to embody sexual energy, fertility. Riding on its back, Shiva is in control of these impulses.
He often holds a trident, which represents the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu. It is also said to represent the threefold qualities of nature: creation, preservation and destruction, although preservation is usually attributed to Vishnu.
As the destroyer, Shiva is dark and terrible, encircled with serpents and a crown of skulls.
Shiva often wears sacred Rudaksha beads, perhaps a reference to his earlier name Rudra.
The crescent moon Shiva wears on his crown, besides being a symbol of Kama the goddess of nightly love, also represents the bull, Nandi, a fertility symbol.
Shiva holds a skull that represents samsara, the cycle of life, death and rebirth. Samsara is a central belief in Hinduism. Shiva himself also represents this complete cycle because he is Mahakala, the Lord of Time, destroying and creating all things.
Shiva is represented in a variety of forms. One such form is as a lingam. The ovoid shape is a representation of the absolute perfection of Lord Shiva - if that which is beyond form had to be given form, the lingam would be the closest form to the mystical experience of the absolute perfection of Shiva. Shiva is often pictured in a pacific mood with his consort Parvati, as the cosmic dancer Nataraja, as a naked ascetic, as a mendicant beggar, as a yogi, and as the androgynous union of Shiva and Parvati in one body (Ardhanarisvara).
Another example of Shiva's apparent synthesis of male and female attributes is seen in his earrings. He wears one earring in the style of a man and the other as a female.
Shiva's third eye is a symbol of higher consciousness. It is also a weapon he uses to destroy his enemies by emitting a fire missile which has the power to incinerate the three worlds. He can also kill all the gods and other creatures during the periodic destruction of the universe. Shiva's third eye first appeared when Parvati, his wife, playfully covered his other two eyes, so Shiva opened his third eye emitting his destructive missile endangering the three worlds.
Bronze is an extremely durable metal made from a combination of 5 metals; copper, iron, tin, with minute additions of silver and gold. This combination is called Panchaloha bronze and is the basis for making the sacred Hindu temple statues of India and the world. Copper is the most prevalent metal in the alloy. Copper also gives the metal a softer composition that allows the bronze artisans to carve the details that are prevalent in each piece. All the South Indian bronze sculpture Lotus Sculpture carries are Panchaloham and thus suited for any home altar or community temple.
Because of the durability of the metal not much is needed to maintain a bronze sculpture. Many of our customers purchase a bronze statue and perform daily puja and abhisheka consisting of bathing the Hindu deity in ghee, milk, coconut milk or other liquids. In this case nothing is needed to keep the statue clean as it will be bathed daily. If the sculpture is used for "darshan" or simply viewing the sculpture it is best to dust the statue as needed so no dirt collects in the details of the sculpture. For both polished golden bronzes and antique patina bronze statues if you would like the sculpture to shine use a cotton cloth with some coconut oil or other natural oil to wipe down the piece as needed.
Many of our bronze Hindu statues have been placed in outdoor temples. Bronze's durability makes it perfect for cold winters and hot summers of any climate. We suggest you bathe the sculpture every couple of months so that dirt does not collect on the sculpture and then use a cotton cloth with some natural oil to give the statue a shine. Both indoors and outdoors a bronze statue can be left alone which, overtime, will give the bronze an antique patina.
On some bronze statues you can see small hints of lime green, verde-gris patina. Some people prize this color for its age others want to remove it. If you would like to remove the verde-gris use a tooth brush with some coconut oil or other natural oil and lightly go over the verde-gris. This should remove the unwanted patina from the sculpture.
If you have any questions concerning your bronze statue please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at 1(760) 994-4455.
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Dr. Womer was awarded his MD degree from The University of Alabama School of Medicine in Birmingham, AL. His Internal Medicine training was completed at Barnes-Jewish Hospital at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO. His clinical and research training was in the Division of Nephrology at Brigham & Women's Hospital – Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA. Dr. Womer is currently Clinical Director of Transplant Nephrology and manages medical kidney transplant recipients in both inpatient and outpatient settings, including medical evaluation of potential live kidney donors. Research interests include dendritic cell immunobiology in the transplant setting, including experimental animal models of transplantation on a basic level and clinical translational work in patients with BK virus nephropathy.
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- University of Alabama at Birmingham ( Birmingham AL) (1993)
- Washington University School of Nurse Anesthesia - Barnes Hospital / Internal Medicine ( St Louis MO) (1996)
- Brigham and Women's Hospital ( Boston MA) (2001)
- Brigham and Women's Hospital / Nephrology ( Boston MA) (1998)
- American Board of Internal Medicine / Nephrology (2012)
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Selected Publications
- Q Sun; E C Hall; Y Huang; P Chen; K Dibadj; M Murawski; R Shraybman; K Van Kirk; V Tang; R Peng; et al. Pre-transplant myeloid dendritic cell deficiency associated with cytomegalovirus infection and death after kidney transplantation. Transplant infectious disease : an official journal of the Transplantation Society 2012;14(6):618-25. 2012
- Adnan Sharif; Nada Alachkar; Serena Bagnasco; Duvuru Geetha; Gaurav Gupta; Karl Womer; Lois Arend; Lorraine Racusen; Robert Montgomery; Edward Kraus; Incidence and outcomes of BK virus allograft nephropathy among ABO- and HLA-incompatible kidney transplant recipients. Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN 2012;7(8):1320-7. 2012
- Zuoxiang Xiao; Abdiaziz S Mohamood; Sophia Uddin; Rachel Gutfreund; Chiaki Nakata; Andrew Marshall; Hiroaki Kimura; Patrizio Caturegli; Karl L Womer; Yanfei Huang; et al. Inhibition of Fas ligand in NOD mice unmasks a protective role for IL-10 against insulitis development. The American journal of pathology 2011;179(2):725-32. 2011
- Gang Jee Ko; Hye Ryoun Jang; Yanfei Huang; Karl L Womer; Manchang Liu; Elizabeth Higbee; Zuoxiang Xiao; Hideo Yagita; Lorraine Racusen; Abdel Rahim A Hamad; et al. Blocking Fas ligand on leukocytes attenuates kidney ischemia-reperfusion injury. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology : JASN 2011;22(4):732-42. 2011
- Yanfei Huang; Ping Chen; Cassie B Zhang; Gang Jee Ko; Miriam Ruiz; Paolo Fiorina; Mehboob A Hussain; Barbara A Wasowska; Hamid Rabb; Karl L Womer; Kidney-derived mesenchymal stromal cells modulate dendritic cell function to suppress alloimmune responses and delay allograft rejection. Transplantation 2010;90(12):1307-11. 2010
- N Alachkar; R Ugarte; E Huang; K L Womer; R Montgomery; E Kraus; H Rabb; Stem cell factor, interleukin-16, and interleukin-2 receptor alpha are predictive biomarkers for delayed and slow graft function. Transplantation proceedings 2010;42(9):3399-405. 2010
- Gang Jee Ko; Asif Zakaria; Karl L Womer; Hamid Rabb; Immunologic research in kidney ischemia/reperfusion injury at Johns Hopkins University. Immunologic research 2010;47(1-3):78-85. 2010
- M E Allaf; A Singer; W Shen; I Green; K Womer; D L Segev; R A Montgomery; Laparoscopic live donor nephrectomy with vaginal extraction: initial report. American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2010;10(6):1473-7. 2010
- M E Grams; K L Womer; R M Ugarte; N M Desai; R A Montgomery; D L Segev; Listing for expanded criteria donor kidneys in older adults and those with predicted benefit. American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2010;10(4):802-9. 2010
- Karl L Womer; Yanfei Huang; Heather Herren; Kourosh Dibadj; Ruihua Peng; Matthew Murawski; Renata Shraybman; Pamela Patton; Michael J Clare-Salzler; Bruce Kaplan; Dendritic cell deficiency associated with development of BK viremia and nephropathy in renal transplant recipients. Transplantation 2010;89(1):115-23. 2010
- Gaurav Gupta; Karl L Womer; Profile of belatacept and its potential role in prevention of graft rejection following renal transplantation. Drug design, development and therapy 2010;4():375-82. 2010
- K L Womer; B Kaplan; Recent developments in kidney transplantation--a critical assessment. American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2009;9(6):1265-71. 2009
- Yanfei Huang; Matthew Parker; Changqing Xia; Ruihua Peng; Clive Wasserfall; Tracy Clarke; Lizhen Wu; Tayseer Chowdhry; Martha Campbell-Thompson; John Williams; et al. Rabbit polyclonal mouse antithymocyte globulin administration alters dendritic cell profile and function in NOD mice to suppress diabetogenic responses. Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) 2009;182(8):4608-15. 2009
- Yanfei Huang; Peter Johnston; Borui Zhang; Asif Zakari; Tayseer Chowdhry; Rachel Ruckdeschel Smith; Eduardo Marbán; Hamid Rabb; Karl L Womer; Kidney-derived stromal cells modulate dendritic and T cell responses. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology : JASN 2009;20(4):831-41. 2009
- Edmund Huang; Millie Samaniego-Picota; Thomas McCune; Joseph K Melancon; Robert A Montgomery; Richard Ugarte; Edward Kraus; Karl Womer; Hamid Rabb; Terry Watnick; DNA testing for live kidney donors at risk for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease. Transplantation 2009;87(1):133-7. 2009
- Asif Zakaria; Yanfei Huang; Karl Womer; Hamid Rabb; Diverse sources of stem cells to treat acute kidney injury. Nephron. Experimental nephrology 2009;112(1):e29-30. 2009
- Karl L Womer; Colm C Magee; Nader Najafian; John P Vella; Edgar L Milford; Mohamed H Sayegh; Charles B Carpenter; A pilot study on the immunological effects of oral administration of donor major histocompatibility complex class II peptides in renal transplant recipients. Clinical transplantation 2008;22(6):754-9. 2008
- Karl L Womer; Pamela R Patton; Bruce Kaplan; Aggressive post-transplant monitoring of more importance to successful outcome following re-transplantation for BK virus nephropathy than absence of pretransplant viremia. Transplant international : official journal of the European Society for Organ Transplantation 2008;21(11):1103-4. 2008
- Greg Simon; Matthew Parker; Vijayakumar Ramiya; Clive Wasserfall; Yanfei Huang; Damien Bresson; R Fletcher Schwartz; Martha Campbell-Thompson; Lauren Tenace; Todd Brusko; et al. Murine antithymocyte globulin therapy alters disease progression in NOD mice by a time-dependent induction of immunoregulation. Diabetes 2008;57(2):405-14. 2008
- K L Womer; G Guerra; K Dibadj; Y Huang; A Kazory; B Kaplan; T R Srinivas; Immunosuppression reduction for BK virus nephropathy: a case for caution. Transplant infectious disease : an official journal of the Transplantation Society 2007;9(3):244-8. 2007
- Yanfei Huang; Hamid Rabb; Karl L Womer; Ischemia-reperfusion and immediate T cell responses. Cellular immunology 2007;248(1):4-11. 2007
- Alan D Salama; Karl L Womer; Mohamed H Sayegh; Clinical transplantation tolerance: many rivers to cross. Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) 2007;178(9):5419-23. 2007
- JogiRaju Tantravahi; Karl L Womer; Bruce Kaplan; Why hasn't eliminating acute rejection improved graft survival? Annual review of medicine 2007;58():369-85. 2007
- Titte R Srinivas; Jesse D Schold; Karl L Womer; Bruce Kaplan; Richard J Howard; Charles M Bucci; Herwig-Ulf Meier-Kriesche; Improvement in hypercalcemia with cinacalcet after kidney transplantation. Clinical journal of the American Society of Nephrology : CJASN 2006;1(2):323-6. 2006
- K L Womer; H-U Meier-Kriesche; P R Patton; K Dibadj; C M Bucci; D Foley; S Fujita; B P Croker; R J Howard; T R Srinivas; et al. Preemptive retransplantation for BK virus nephropathy: successful outcome despite active viremia. American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2006;6(1):209-13. 2006
- Karl L Womer; Ruihua Peng; Pamela R Patton; Matthew R Murawski; Michael Bucci; Ayesha Kaleem; Jesse Schold; Phillip A Efron; Alan W Hemming; T R Srinivas; et al. The effects of renal transplantation on peripheral blood dendritic cells. Clinical transplantation 2005;19(5):659-67. 2005
- Karl L Womer; Transplantation tolerance. Saudi journal of kidney diseases and transplantation : an official publication of the Saudi Center for Organ Transplantation, Saudi Arabia 2005;16(4):498-505. 2005
- K L Womer; R Peng; P R Patton; A Kaleem; M Bucci; M R Murawski; J Schold; P A Efron; A W Hemming; T R Srinivas; et al. The effects of renal transplantation on circulating precursor dendritic cells. Transplantation proceedings 2005;37(1):3-6. 2005
- Bruce Kaplan; Jesse Schold; Titte Srinivas; Karl Womer; David P Foley; Pamela Patton; Richard Howard; Herwig-Ulf Meier-Kriesche; Effect of sirolimus withdrawal in patients with deteriorating renal function. American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2004;4(10):1709-12. 2004
- Colm C Magee; Mark D Denton; Karl L Womer; Samia J Khoury; Mohamed H Sayegh; Assessment by flow cytometry of intracellular cytokine production in the peripheral blood cells of renal transplant recipients. Clinical transplantation 2004;18(4):395-401. 2004
- Karl L Womer; Mohamed H Sayegh; Donor antigen and transplant tolerance strategies: it takes two to tango! Journal of the American Society of Nephrology : JASN 2004;15(4):1101-3. 2004
- Joana E Kist-van Holthe; Martin Gasser; Karl Womer; Nader Najafian; Victor Dong; Dimitry V Samsonov; Chris S Geehan; Anil Chandraker; Mohamed H Sayegh; Ana Maria Waaga; Regulatory functions of alloreactive Th2 clones in human renal transplant recipients. Kidney international 2002;62(2):627-31. 2002
- K L Womer; J R Stone; B Murphy; A Chandraker; M H Sayegh; Indirect allorecognition of donor class I and II major histocompatibility complex peptides promotes the development of transplant vasculopathy. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology : JASN 2001;12(11):2500-6. 2001
- S I Reznik; A Jaramillo; K S SivaSai; K L Womer; M H Sayegh; E P Trulock; G A Patterson; T Mohanakumar; Indirect allorecognition of mismatched donor HLA class II peptides in lung transplant recipients with bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome. American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2001;1(3):228-35. 2001
- K L Womer; M H Sayegh; H Auchincloss; Involvement of the direct and indirect pathways of allorecognition in tolerance induction. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences 2001;356(1409):639-47. 2001
- K L Womer; R S Lee; J C Madsen; M H Sayegh; Tolerance and chronic rejection. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences 2001;356(1409):727-38. 2001
- A M Waaga; M Gasser; J E Kist-van Holthe; N Najafian; A Müller; J P Vella; K L Womer; A Chandraker; S J Khoury; M H Sayegh; Regulatory functions of self-restricted MHC class II allopeptide-specific Th2 clones in vivo. The Journal of clinical investigation 2001;107(7):909-16. 2001
- R S Lee; K Yamada; S L Houser; K L Womer; M E Maloney; H S Rose; M H Sayegh; J C Madsen; Indirect recognition of allopeptides promotes the development of cardiac allograft vasculopathy. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2001;98(6):3276-81. 2001
- R S Lee; K Yamada; S L Houser; K L Womer; M E Maloney; H S Rose; M H Sayegh; J C Madsen; Indirect allorecognition promotes the development of cardiac allograft vasculopathy. Transplantation proceedings 2001;33(1-2):308-10. 2001
- R S Lee; K Yamada; K L Womer; E P Pillsbury; K S Allison; A E Marolewski; D Geng; A D Thall; J S Arn; D H Sachs; et al. Blockade of CD28-B7, but not CD40-CD154, prevents costimulation of allogeneic porcine and xenogeneic human anti-porcine T cell responses. Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) 2000;164(6):3434-44. 2000
- K L Womer; J P Vella; M H Sayegh; Chronic allograft dysfunction: mechanisms and new approaches to therapy. Seminars in nephrology 2000;20(2):126-47. 2000
- V M Dong; K L Womer; M H Sayegh, Transplantation tolerance: the concept and its applicability. Pediatric transplantation 1999;3(3):181-92. 1999
- J P Vella; C Magee; L Vos; K Womer; H Rennke; C B Carpenter; W Hancock; M H Sayegh; Cellular and humoral mechanisms of vascularized allograft rejection induced by indirect recognition of donor MHC allopeptides. Transplantation 1999;67(12):1523-32. 1999
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So Im finally getting back into this again. Had that Ford Edge that I just hated and couldnt do anything with and finally traded it in on a 2012 Accord EX. Love the car and cant wait to get started again.
Ive decided to stick to Street class this year and for a while. I cant do fancy installs. I dont have the time, tools or talent to compete with installs but I am a very good tuner if I do say so myself and have competed with the best in the biz in tuning. In Street class, we'll all have the same installs basically so its my tuning against theirs as opposed to my tuning and install ability vs theirs cause Im always gonna lose that especially when guys are getting professional work done.
Im also going with a simple, 5 channel amp setup. I gotta have room in my trunk. We go to Texas twice a year to see my folks and Ohio 3-4 times a year to see the in-laws and with a wife and kid, trunk space is at a premium. I just picked up this Rockford Fosgate Punch 5 channel for $525 and going to use it. I wanted the JL Audio 900/5 for its 100 watts per channel but the damn thing is $1000! This Punch is $700 regular but is on sale now clearing out for next years models I assume. Alpine has one for $700 but I keep hearing its plagued by noise issues and with all the noise I had with my old Alpine gear, I aint risking it cause MECA is on this noise nazi kick and you can lose some serious points for noise these days. This little beauty will fit right on the side panel of the trunk. No distro blocks, no wiring hassles, no fabricating anything other than a mounting block and itll take up virtually zero trunk space! Im giving up a little power from my PA amps (90x4 + 800x1 vs 75x4 + 500x1) but I dont think itll be that big a deal. The PAS review showed this thing making 80x4 and 600x1 at 14.4V so I dont think itll make an audible difference.
My head unit is my beloved Pioneer P99 that I bought last year. This thing is a work of art and has all the processing power I could need. The menu is a pain in the balls to work around in but its not so bad once you get the hang of it.
Mids will be the tried and true SR6500's. Theyre going in the heavily Dynamatted doors (1 door kit per door) via some spacers. Tweeters will be the best tweeters on the planet, the Scanspeak Illuminators. Going to put them in pods and mount them on the A pillars about 1" above the highest point on the dash and aim them towards the center of the car. Subs are a pair of MM104's for a 2 ohm mono load. Ive got the SR12DVC that Ive used since 2008 but since Im going down a little in power I thought it would be best to make up for it a little in cone area. For sound quality judging you dont really need a whole lot of sub. Plus Ive just always liked 10's for some reason.
For right now Im going to put them in a pre-fab sealed box and stick them in the front of the trunk firing back. This wont be "show worthy" by any means but itll be practical. When I need all the trunk space, Ill unscrew a couple bolts, unhook the speaker wires and pull the box out and Ill have my entire trunk and perfect access to the spare.
Eventually Ill do 1 of 2 things. Ill either make a trim panel thatll go in front of the box to make it look more integrated and a little worth showing off or Ill mount them to the rear deck firing thru the rear speaker holes in IB. That way I have my entire trunk and wont have to remove anything! Not sure which way Ill eventually settle on but knowing my lazy ass, Ill probably just cut out a trim panel, carpet it and be done with it. Never been that big a fan of IB subs anyway.
So thats my plan. Amp should be here Friday and Ive got everything else. Ill start work Friday night and Ive got a buddy that wants to come over and help Saturday so hopefully I can get everything in and playing music by Saturday evening! Man I cant wait to get back into it! FreezeFest will be my first show of the year in mid February. I aint quitting til I win a championship.......or at least win the award for most consecutive finals appearances without a win.