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Cask-conditioned ales:
Olde American Pale - traditional recipe with an American hop profile!
Olde 1066 - our traditional take on the English Bitter style
Olde Cain - a real ale version our summer seasonal black IPA
Olde Moses - our chocolate porter on cask!
On draught:
For the rest of the summer we are releasing an infused wheat ale every Friday.
This Friday a keg of our Peach Ceres Ale will be tapped - delicious harvest peach flavor with a refreshing finish.
12 Apostles - German-style light ale IT'S BACK ON TAP!
WBC American Pale - one of our standard favorites. Rich, crisp flavor with a clean hop profile!
Moses - Chocolate porter
Cain - summer-seasonal black IPA
1066 - our English Bitter on draught
WBC Irish Red Ale - traditional, dry Irish Red
Westminster Brewing Co. offers several styles of craft beer available for sale
through their Tasting Lab and commercial accounts year-round. These include keg style and
"cask-conditioned" versions. Craft beers sold for on-site consumption at the Tasting Lab are
in 4 oz. taster, 10 oz. "half-pint" and 20 oz. "proper pint" sizes. For
off-site consumption, customers may purchase 64 oz (half gallon) growlers, "we-fill-your-own" 5 gallon
(or 1/6 BBL) kegs and 15.5 gal commercial kegs. A beer barrel (BBL) is the standard unit
of measure for production in the brewing industry and is equivalent to 31 gallons of
finished beer. A standard commercial keg is 15.5 gallons or ½ BBL.
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With the score deadlocked in the seventh inning of the playoff opener, Greg Jones strolled up to the plate with a chance to wrap up Game 1 and the series advantage for Upland A.C.
On cue, Mr. Jones struck up the game-winning, walk-off hit to down Old Brothers, 8-7, in a Penn-Del Over-50 Softball League quarterfinal game Monday.
Tony Holland and Dave McKay chipped in three hits in support of winning hurler Mike McNeeley. Pass them a celebratory cold one, Mr. Jones, and pardon the Counting Crows reference.
Stanley Kup 18, Aldan A.C. 2: In the first quarterfinal bout, Stanley Kup's Mark Munafo promptly greeted Aldan with two homers and four hits overall to set the tone in a rout.
Pat Murphy and Joe Gordon also blasted home runs, while Lou Tomasetti (5-for-5) and Tom Trainor (4-for-4) played big roles for Stanley Kup's offensive barrage in the onslaught.
Chester 5.0 10, Tony's Bar 2: Dwayne Hawerton mashed a pair of home runs, while Daron Miller, Hank Ragsdale, Sponnie Smalls and winning pitcher Tony Evans joined in on the homer-fest as Chester 5.0 slugged its way to an easy win. Norris Green added a 3-for-3 night in the win.
Coaches Bar 11, J.T. Brewski's 8: John Borr and John Biannia fueled Coaches Bar's offensive attack with four hits apiece, while Joe Rivello pitched the win as Coaches Bar took Game 1 of its quarterfinal set with J.T. Brewski's.
A seven-run explosion in the first inning for UTC Union helped make the difference in an eventual 14-10 defeat of Ridley United.
Cory Shellhase knocked two hits and finished with three RBIs, while Scott Davis also added two hits and plated three runs. Jim Blickley doubled twice and knocked in a pair of runs in the win.
Primo's 17, Milmont Republican Club 7: Eric Perna tagged MRC pitching with three hits including a two-run triple and five RBIs to help Primo's breeze to victory. Ryan McCauley chipped in a three-run homer in the fifth, while Dan Naugle pitched the win to secure Primos' first winning season in three years.
In a doubleheader Sunday, Johnny B's swept out J.D. McGillicuddy's Brookline Cardillo by scores of 6-2 and 10-7, respectively, in an American/National A Division quarterfinal.
Johnny Dalessandro led his namesake with three hits in the opener, while Jimmy Watkins struck gold with a big two-out, two-RBI pinch-hit single. Matt Nelson doubled twice in the nightcap, while winning pitcher Bob Sellers contributed three hits and three RBIs at the plate as Johnny B's advanced.
Vicky Pecunia's nifty pitching proved crucial in this low-scoring affair as APPCO/Duke's edged Casey's, 3-2. Nancy O'Connor cracked two hits and Dawn Scott knocked in a pair of RBIs behind her squad's winning hurler.
Dolan's 17, Dot's/Rita's 14: Kim Mander took woman of the hour honors after she cracked a go-ahead three-run triple in the 10th inning as Dolan's topped Dot's/Rita's in extras.
Jenny Greco led the offense with five hits, while Brooke Schembs chipped in a 3-run triple of her own earlier in the contest in support of winning pitcher Kelly Gleason.
PT Tub Repair 17, Bud's 5: Heidi Fritz slugged a pair of doubles and finished 4-for-4, while Kim Winters added a 4-for-4 night and a big stop at second base behind winning pitcher Patti Tokonitz as PT Tub topped Bud's.
Joey Taylor hit a walkoff two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift E.J. Hosbach Plumbing to a wild, 21-20 victory over Dolan's Bar in nine crazy innings.
Taylor hit for the cycle while Andrew Breischaft and Harry Duke both pounded out four hits.
Dolan's grabbed the lead in the eighth inning before Hosbach tied things up on the strength of a two-run dinger by A.J. Welk. Dolan's scored again in the top of the ninth, but Hosbach rallied once again and emerged victorious. The walk-off finished a doubleheader sweep for Hosbach.
In Game 1, Welk was 4-for-4 with two doubles and Billy Tobin rapped three hits, including a homer and a two-bagger, in Hosbach's 15-8 decision.
Bryce Johnson earned the victory on the mound, while Amber Ballinger scored Brianna Roberts on a two-run, fence-clearing bomb as Clifton Heights blanked Norwood, 10-0, in the Junior/Senior A Group Two playoff opener. The winners will play Springfield tomorrow in the next round.

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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Internet pharmacy pioneer Strempler going to prison
Andrew Strempler, who launched Canada's first large Internet pharmacy and helped Americans afford life-saving drugs, has been sentenced to 48 months in prison.
Strempler originally faced three counts of mail fraud that carried a maximum sentence of 20 years each. He plea-bargained those charges down to the sentence handed down Wednesday in Miami, Fla.
The government sought a 57-month sentence. Strempler's counsel, Susan Bozorgi, countered with 41 months. Strempler also forfeited $300,000.
Bozorgi did not return phone or email messages. Strempler's former partner, Mark Rzepka, has also refused interview requests from the Free Press. Rzepka sold his interests in Strempler's company, Mediplan, also called RxNorth, in late 2004 or early 2005.
"It's a sad story," said Daren Jorgenson, who exited the Internet pharmacy business about five years ago. Strempler's story is of "a Mennonite kid from Manitoba who made so much money but money corrupted him," he said.
Strempler was in his mid-20s when he launched his business in 2001 out of a pharmacy he set up in Minnedosa that was on the brink of foreclosure. He saved the pharmacy by selling nicotine gum on eBay.
The business took off, with help from cheaper Canadian medications and a Canadian dollar worth only 68 cents U.S. He was soon employing hundreds of staff and selling prescription drugs for heart disease and diabetes across the U.S. He and his partners in Mediplan won the Prairie Entrepreneurs of the Year award.
Jorgenson said he once lived next door to Strempler when Strempler owned Leonard Asper's former home on Wellington Crescent and Jorgenson owned David Asper's former home.
"I told Andrew" to watch out, Jorgenson said.
When American pharmaceutical companies began limiting drug sales to Canadian pharmacies to counter Internet sales, many Internet pharmacies began sourcing their drugs overseas from legitimate pharmacies in Israel, Ireland, Great Britain, New Zealand and Australia. But Strempler began sourcing prescription drugs from places such as Dubai, where there is a greater potential for counterfeit drugs, said Jorgenson.
Strempler then removed the original labels and listed the country of origin as Canada. His fraud convictions stem from misrepresenting the country of origin on shipments of prescription drugs in 2005 and 2006.
An industry source said Internet pharmacies were worried a country-of-origin label from countries such as Greece and Turkey, where some drugs were sourced, could sow seeds of doubt in patients' minds. The signed agreement between U.S. authorities and Strempler states some drugs in shipments "were not consistent" with the name brands they were alleged to represent.
Strempler was living in Panama with his family prior to his arrest in a Miami airport last June.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 10, 2013 A5
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ACCESS Community Capital Fund, a Toronto-based microloan program, is after the little victories.
"I don't think anyone we lend to is going to become a silicon valley billionaire and come back to Toronto one day and say, 'I couldn't have done it without you, here's a significant amount of money,' because that doesn't motivate us," says Don Inouye, chairman of the fund's board of directors, which also includes members from Gowlings, York University, KPMG and CIBC.
"But if someone living in Regent Park is able to carve out a few hundred bucks so that they can save an emergency fund because their car is going to inevitably break down, and I can play a part of that — that'll make me smile for the rest of my life," he says.
Launched in 1999 as ACCESS Riverdale, the microloan fund has diversified to nine low-income communities including Black Creek (formerly Jane and Finch), East Scarborough and Lawrence Park. It's geared towards entrepreneurs with viable business plans who can't find financing through traditional sources.
Through contributions from impact investors and community supporters, the fund has grown to $150,000, offering loans of up to $5,000 for struggling low-income people or newcomers with an intriguing business idea.
"We provide a character-based loan — we loan the money to the entrepreneur and then they use that money to finance something within their company," says Inouye.
Loans are offered at prime plus one per cent with the ACCF subsidizing the difference — significantly less than the prime plus seven per cent interest on loans offered by many financial institutions.
"We don't want to tax our clients, these are people who are already low income and on social assistance for a variety of circumstances," he adds.
The registered Canadian charity also benchmarks $250,000 to provide mentorship and skills training for entrepreneurs in house.
It's that combination of working capital and mentorship that drew Carol Cao to ACCF when she was looking to start her LED importing business — NCG International Ltd. — two years ago.
"The service went beyond financial support, they also have a look at your business plan in order for you to get the capital," says Cao, who immigrated to Canada from China. Her mentor had previously found success in the importing world and was able to share valuable insight.
"We were speaking the same language by understanding the concerns of the business," she adds.
Today, ACCF's portfolio is diverse with 30 clients ranging from a unique floral shop in Riverdale to C-virtue, a Christian-inspired clothing line.
"Every applicant is different," adds Inouye. "We're helping good people do good things."


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I was born and raised in Washington, D.C. and the surrounding area my whole life. Been a Redskins fan since I knew what a football was! Unfortunately, I've never been able to afford tickets to games, but I watch every game and cheer my guys on as hard as I possibly can! I truly bleed Burgundy and Gold!
I'm married to a wonderful little Latina from Montreal, Quebec, and I've converted her to another of Redskins Nation's finest!
I'm a Viet Nam combat vet (not that that means anything. Just for info's sake!) and served from 1968-1970. (Damn I'm old!)
I played football in high school, and one season in Citrus College, in Glendora, CA.
After trying out for the Redskins in 1974 (and not making it), I decided to work myself to death as a carpenter. I spent 32 years in construction, with stop-offs at Citrus, and as carpentry is mostly seasonal work, I jumped around trying to make a living. I even spent some time in the Treasury Dept. as an agent! I enjoyed ATF, but I hated being inside! My real joy is to watch my Redskins, as they try again, and again to reach the big show! I love my team, and I always will!
Hail to the Redskins!!!
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- The United States presidential election is just a week away. Markets can become range-bound at such times, because institutions are reluctant to commit themselves until they know the outcome of the election.
- An extra dose of patience is required at such times, both by investors and technical analysts. Chart patterns can be distorted. In turn, that makes predicting market prices more difficult than usual.
- Please click here now. You are looking at the seasonal chart for the spot gold price. Please make note of the fact that gold tends to bottom around the 3rd week in October.
- At the end of the month (now), spot gold seasonally tests those lows, and then begins to rise.
- Please click here now. This is the seasonal chart for the gold futures price. It tends to make a significant low about now, and then makes a final low on approximately November 14.
- If you take an average reading of the two seasonal patterns, gold should be making an important bottom right about now.
- The technical action on the price charts of both gold and silver supports this thesis. Please click here now. This is the daily gold chart. Note the action of my key 14,7,7 Stochastics indicator.
- It seems to be suggesting that gold is poised to move higher on "seasonal schedule".
- I consider a move over $1800 to be the most technically significant event in the history of the gold bull market.
- A move towards $1900 would turn $1800 into what I term a "platform of excellence". I've highlighted the 3 times that gold has risen to $1800 and backed off.
- As things stand now, support at $1577 is what has halted price declines. I think most of the gold community would be a lot happier if declines were halted in the $1800 area!
- Recently, I've gotten quite a number of emails from investors who say they are now shorting a lot of gold (betting it falls). I carry short positions most of the time, but they never rival the size of my long position.
- It's important to separate risk capital that is used for gambling, from risk capital that is used to build enduring wealth. Capital that is used for gambling should be strictly limited, regardless of how sure a thing your gamble appears to be.
- Before shorting gold in size, you may wish to consider a number of key issues. First and foremost: who is on the other side of your trade? Central banks are net buyers of gold on an annual basis, and the amount of gold they are buying is accelerating. In the 1990s they were net sellers of gold, so shorting some gold was a reasonably good gamble. That's not the situation today.
- The risk of being caught short gold, as it rises above $1800, is definitely another risk to consider. Many enormous institutional money managers have expressed a firm desire to purchase gold in size, if it can trade over $1800.
- Their buying could create an enormous rally, and those shorting gold could be caught in a horrible situation; gold could gap higher for many days in a row, making their stop-losses useless.
- At this point in time, silver looks at least as good as gold, and probably better. While I don't subscribe to the view that silver can outperform gold over the length of this crisis, it's still a superb asset to hold, and I was a buyer of a "player's position" last week.
- To view the action in silver, please click here now. Silver just broke the downtrend line, and the position of the Stochastics indicator is superb.
- The downside is likely to be strictly limited by the powerful support that sits between $30 and $31.25.
- Some analysts believe the "Frankenstorm" could cause oil to begin a serious decline right after the election. If so, it could create a very positive situation for gold stocks. Here's why:
- Diwali in India is approaching quickly, and dealers are already buying gold aggressively. I think $1700 probably marks the low for gold, but it doesn't really matter if it is $1700, $1680, or $1650.
- A high gold price coupled with a falling oil price, is just what gold stocks need; lower fuel prices to reduce the costs of mining, and higher gold prices for the product they sell!
- Please click here now. You are looking at the daily chart for GDXJ. It's barely pulled back after rising almost 50% from the May lows! Note the green return line (lower up trend line). I would expect any further weakness to be halted in the $22 area. Most investors in the gold community own a lot of junior resource stocks. The good news is that I'm not expecting any more weakness. I think GDXJ is poised to take a run at the $30 price zone.
- Please click here now. GDX is the exchange-traded version of the HUI index, and all my technical lights are green! There's a great bullish wedge pattern in play. I believe a move over $1800 by gold will be accompanied by a GDX move to over $58!
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TriYogis on Yogini Kaliji ~ video
Jaya Guru Devi.
Hello Kaliji,
Please receive my heart felt gratitude for being willing to open yourself to channel the system of TriYoga. I had so many moments last weekend when the grace of Spirit swept my face with a smile as I experienced a cognitive and subtle awareness of the sheer magnitude and beauty of this work. It is as pure and complete as Purusha or so it seems to me.
Risa Fowler, USA Feb, 2013
We are indeed blessed by the Almighty to be associated with Kaliji. She does bring the best into all lives she touches.
Vijay K Bansal
India, Jan 2012
My Dear Mentor,
So glad to receive this qualification from you, my dear well-beloved Mentor.
Three years ago, just your lessons brought me into Yoga Life, it feels peaceful, flow, also it changed my life, my mind completely .
According TriYoga, I'm learning deliberate intent of "now", observing my body, my mind, my conscious activity …. It's funny to find the truth inside my mind, I think.
So, you see, you changed me really. You point out the way how to live, how to love and how to find out the truth. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Happy New Year!
Amy Zhang
Dec. 30, 2011
There are no words to express the feeling after being with KALIJI. There is only a big desire to share this feeling with others.
August 2011
Jaya Guru Devi Datta,
Revered Kaliji,
Moments with you are earned moments of connection to the divine. Truly, I must have done great good in my past to be blessed this way. I sat in your presence and drank in the serenity of your aura and your abode, the grace and the bliss that pervades all … if only you could see your apurva beauty and radiance, of how your inner and outer beauty become one … thank you for your time and the blessing of your embrace.
With pranams and deepest respects,
Sri Guru Devi Datta
Orange County, CA, November, 2010
I just saw the Devi dance it's magnificent! That is a meditation.
September, 2010
You are a golden child of the universe Kaliji – full of love and life – the blessing is ours.
Anasuya, July 2010
Jaya Guru Devi Datta Kaliji,
My level 4 Prana Vidya practice has been amazing. I went back to the manual to review some of the subtleties involved in Bhastrika and ended up reading a lot more. I was blown away by the depth of information and wisdom in the manual. This manual from Kaliji and the PV practice is a beautiful gift. I feel blessed and grateful.
Sri Guru Devi Datta
June 4, 2011
Orange County, CA
Namaste Kaliji
Thank you for providing me such an amazing venue and crowd to play for.
I truly enjoyed being in your presence and your inner light charged the energy all around me.
It would be great to play in your presence.
Best Wishes
India, March 2011
Dearest Kaliji,
I had a chance to view the Devi dance from Mysore on July 25th for the first time yesterday, and I was simply blown away! What a beautiful, moving meditation! I have never seen any Devi Dance like it, and find it so inspiring, centering, clearing. There is no other yogi I know who moves with such exquisite grace, precision, and flow of timing from start to finish. And this is just what is observable!
Thank you!
USA, November 2010″
Dearest Kaliji,
As soon as I heard your voice I began to laugh.
It's the Devi laughing, isn't it? The bubbling up of pure joy.
Jaya Guru Devi!
My Dear Friend Kaliji,
It is good to see your teachings and message has spread all over the world. May you continue to flourish and energize the field of Yoga for a very long time to come.
Lots of love from Keshav, I and the whole Batish family.
JGD Kaliji
Thank you for a wonderful practice Sunday. I was so happy to be a total student and dive into the flows with abandon. There were many moments when I felt I knew very little about TY –there was such an experience of depth and newness, I felt I was at the first step of pure wonder all over again.
A fellow yoga teacher from Napa accompanied me.
Afterward, she asked me if I still learn after studying it with you so many years. She was surprised by my resounding "Yes." Also, she was curious as to how you "came up" with this style, asking if you had books, DVD's etc. She takes classes from many teachers, gleaning nuggets here and there as she hones her own "style." Our discussion afterward really got me thinking about what we call "yoga" in this modern era replete with charismatic teachers and their ever-evolving styles. I hope you don't mind if I share my thoughts with you….
The idea that there are all these styles of yoga and that TY is one of them I find inaccurate. I explained to her how TY arose and shared my opinion that it isn't really a "style" – rather it is pure yoga, that it is the perfect intersection of the core yogic principles –which must be experienced to be understood. To call it a style is an oversimplification.
We had quite an interesting discussion (as you might guess). To answer why I had stuck with TY all these years, I tried to explain to her that the nature of the TY flows deprogram the discordant life energy and reprogram it with a sattvic current; that the experience is sometimes intense on various levels, but always expansive and transformative. I added that it is because of this depth that our own true knowledge is awakened and that we constantly learn because this type of knowledge is inexhaustible.
Many thanks again,
with love,
Dear Kaliji,
Thank you again from my heart for the yoga you have brought into this world!
It is the most conducive spiritual practice I have come across on my journey.
Your flows are a bliss to the world.
Jaya Guru Devi
October, 2011
Truly my life is changing because of TriYoga!
elpablito (Paul)
Santa Cruz
January, 2012
This morning I was walking in the woods enjoying the snow while remembering when I met you the very first time at closure of my TT Basics in Zurich (August 2006)… suddenly you where in front of me, looked at me and said: Jaya Guru Devi… at that time I didn't even know that I was stepping into a new world… today I feel it in all my cells and I'm moved to tears… that's so GRAND!
From the very depth of my soul ~ THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!
Switzerland, 2011
Hi Kaliji,
When I let You inspire me
the Smile grows to the sky
opening my inner eye
and I can see
the final goal
the soul
where everything emerges
the End of search
I´m being in the sea
the sea inside of me
How Lucky I am who have met YOU!
Sweden, Sept 2011
You are smart as the bindu of great knowing, gracefully translated into words of wisdom I love to hear.
Deeply quiet feeling, listening to Kaliji 's vibrating energy, bathed in that ethereal light
You are Jaya Guru Devi.
Sept 4, 2011
What an incredible channel you are…
Truly a phenomenon!
Sept 4, 2011
To be with you during a whole week was a profound experience for me.
I am grateful that TriYoga is such a wonderful guide
to do this step by step so my mind can get used to it slowly.
Switzerland, August 2011
You are such a source of inspiration to me. I feel I learn so much just being in your presence.
J. Boston May 18, 2011
Every day with you I learn more than I could imagine.
Just the way you craft each sentence is a full lesson.
Boston, MA
May 2011
With TriYoga everything comes together. Thank You for giving so greatly. Now peace is reachable with every breath.
Sweden, 2011
Dear Kali ~
I think of you often, and always with gratitude and respect.
This aching world so needs your wisdom.
John Robbins
July 4th, 2010
Sat Nam, Jaya Guru Devi and Namaste and Hare Krishna dear Kaliji,
It was so great to take your class this time in NOLA.
It was delightful and very helpful to learn the actual flow properly.
I want you to know that I very much honor you for codifying this amazing system of using the bandhas in asana practice and linking it with break to move the life force through as well as teaching a quite complete Hatha yoga system in such an attractive and sweet way. It was an honor to have your association and a delight.
I hope to study with you again soon, and hopefully, maybe we could all dance together like devas after class to your gurudevas sweet music.
Very warmly and with deep respect,
Ananda Goldstein-Damerla M Ed.,Ph.D.© CHt, CLC,
Dear Kaliji,
When I came back home yesterday after meeting with you, a friend of mine had called and as I was speaking with her she wanted me to know that I sounded really "peaceful.†I told her that it was because I had just been in your radiant presence. I can't seem to take my mind off of that radiance that you exude. I left you with only one thing, and that is the burning desire to use this life of mine to start looking within to try and reach that brilliant state that you are in. I am convinced that nothing else matters.
My deepest gratitude for your patience in answering questions and sharing your time and presence with us unconditionally. You are nothing but an absolute pure embodiment of love in its highest form and that is what I am aspiring to see in me. Thank you for your guidance. Thank you is just an ordinary word that expresses nothing of what I am feeling. Tomorrow, May 31st, is my 44th birthday and I think that the most remarkable thing has happened..truly a new beginning!!
May 30, 2010
Dear Kali Ray,
Heartily I write you to indicate my delight with TriYoga.
I am so enthusiastic because it changes my life.
I like to call it the Yoga of the future, because here in Germany many people doesn't understand it.
For 40 years I have practiced Yoga and 20 years long I have taught Yoga. Starting with TriYoga about 18 months ago, I gained flexibility and calmness like in the 10 years before.
The serenity in the flows soaks into the body and changes it to a good health, even the spirit becomes fine.
Of course I write here things you know best within yourselves. Nevertheless, I would like to express my enjoyment and my gratitude for TriYoga.
Remaining thankful,
Your student,
Helga Winter
Germany 2010
You are a Yogini, Kaliji, and we love you for it. We think about you everyday and how lucky we are to have the flows in our hOMe.
Tina, Elena, and Luci (our cat)
Thank you for all the help you have given me. I will never be able to express with words what your visit in October meant to me. I am so grateful for the time and the compassion I received.
Since your visit I transformed one of the rooms in my house into a yoga/meditation room…now I am never without the same comfort that room brings me at the TriYoga center.I also get alot of support from the teachers there and I am now grateful to be back in Iowa and so close to that center.
I visit the web-site often and I can see by the articles I have read I am one of the many people that have benefited from TriYoga and Kaliji's loving spirit. It has been a blessing to rediscover TriYoga and it is a much deeper commitment for me now. I look forward to seeing you again soon.
October 2009
JGD beloved Kaliji, Yoga Mataji
Thank You for all and beyond:-)
I was meant to travel this path with you. The more time with you, the deeper my commitment, the more expansive my heart, and the more connected I am within and without.


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An American astronaut, who has been to space and back many times, also has a number of personal experiences that keep him grounded. Retired Commander Mark Kelly shared some of those stories with the people at the Sioux Falls Convention and Visitors Bureau's Visitor Industry Annual Luncheon.
He flew his first of four missions in 2001 aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour. Ten years later, he commanded the same ship on its final mission. If Kelly's name sounds familiar, it probably stems from another set of headlines from 2011. On January 8, his wife, then Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, was speaking at a constituent meeting at a grocery store in a suburban area of Tucson, Arizona. In an attempt to kill her, someone shot her in the head.
"She's about 3.5 years -- coming up on three-and-a-half years -- since she was nearly assassinated," Kelly said.
18 other people were shot. Six people died. A judge sentenced Jared Lee Loughner to life in prison for the crime. Kelly said his wife has made great progress, and most recently, has started riding a bike again.
"I talked to her yesterday, and she rode it twice. Two hours. One hour in the morning, and one hour yesterday. She's pretty excited," Kelly said.
Though much of the world may know him as the husband who stood by his wife, he landed in front of the Sioux Falls audience to talk about his own endeavors.
"Let me just say, I come in peace," Kelly joked.
Drawing from his own success stories -- 15 years with NASA, a retired Navy captain, a naval aviator during the Gulf War, and best-selling author -- Kelly explained how determination, goals and resilience can take you to anywhere. Those traits have certainly done a lot for him.
"Sometimes life just throws you curve balls. You just have to, you just have to figure it out," Kelly said.
Newly 50, you could say there is not a lot Kelly has not done, but he made it apparent there is still so much he wants to accomplish. He said he sets new goals for himself all the time. If you ask him, he will tell you there is really no big secret to achieving what you want to.
"Things can change very quickly in anybody's life. There's really nothing you can do to prepare for it, but you've always got to try to make the best out of it," Kelly said.


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By Brad Frischkorn
TOKYO--Tokyo stocks rose slightly Thursday as a slightly weaker yen just barely offset profit-taking in a thinly traded market ahead of closely watched economic data due in the days ahead.
The prevailing wait-and-see mood effectively neutralized the impact of a U.S. Senate panel's earlier approval of a resolution Wednesday allowing a limited U.S. military intervention in Syria, as well as the Bank of Japan's formal proclamation that the world's third-biggest economy is back on a recovery track.
Many saw the BOJ's move as tipping the balance in favor of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe implementing much-debated--and critical--sales tax hikes from next spring.
The Nikkei Stock Average edged up 10.95 points, or 0.1%, to 14,064.82, extending its winning streak to four days. Shares have risen 5.0% thus far this week.
The Topix index of all the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section issues also rose 1.54 points, or 0.1%, to 1,157.84, with 18 of 33 subindexes ending in positive territory.
Shares movement reflected a non-committal investor stance almost from the opening bell, giving back early gains despite a slightly firmer dollar inching closer to Y100.
The greenback was trading at Y99.81 as of 0600 GMT.
"A political vacuum seems to have developed as concerns over Syria have receded and debate over the implementation over Japanese consumption tax hikes is on hold pending the Monday release of critical GDP data," said CLSA equity strategist Nicholas Smith.
"Meanwhile, with Japan looking like the odds-on favorite to win the bid to host the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, players will need to consider whether recent gains in select sectors--such as construction and real estate developers--are worth follow-through buying or sell-on-the-news stance," he said.
An official announcement on the Olympic host city selection is due Saturday.
"Tonight's U.S. ADP jobs data is seen offering a further hint as to whether the U.S. Fed will begin its tapering plan as early as this month," said an equity trading director at a foreign brokerage.
On the other hand, he noted specific foreign-buying interest in short-dated Nikkei calls at the 15,000 strike price expiring next week.
"There is no shortage of speculative money betting on a more robust U.S. economic recovery, which should help the yen weaken against the dollar--a plus for Japanese stocks," he added.
Auto makers helped keep the Nikkei positive, following robust U.S. car sales data for August that pointed to some 16 million in annualized sales for the first time since late 2007.
Toyota Motor's and Honda Motor's sales rose 22.8% and 26.7% on year, while Nissan's rose 22.3%--all exceeding expectations and raising hopes for brighter earnings outlooks.
Shares of the trio subsequently rose 0.3% to Y6,250, 2.3% to Y3,760, and 0.6% to Y1,019.
Marine shippers ranked among the best performers after the Baltic Dry Index, a freight rate index, jumped 4.0% overnight to a 20-month high.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines gained 2.2% to Y425 and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha added 3.0% to Y239.
September Nikkei 225 futures closed down 100 points, or 0.7%, at 14,000 on the Osaka Securities Exchange.
Overall market participation remained somewhat light at just 2.4 billion shares worth well under Y1.8 trillion.
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Silliness for an Important Cause
I don't mind saying that amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, scares me. A degenerative disease that takes away the minds ability to control the body, leaving the mind intact… words fail me. Add to that the fact that there is no known cure, and that… Read more
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Notes on the August 19, 2014 Pinellas SQL Group Meeting
- Busy week, should have blogged about it before the event
- Did a remote presentation on securing credit card data
- First time using Lync for remote, not hard to use, but not good to try 10 minutes before hand either (my fault)
- Camera in the room was nice, had a sense…
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Reviewing the PASS 2015 Budget
I just spent a few minutes reviewing the 2015 PASS budget, things that I noticed:
- Anticipating a change in revenue of 1.1 million. That seems…optimistic
- IT spend is now $550k, up $150k over 2014. Probably good, but what are we doing with that? Ah, the budget doesn't say
- Chapter…
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Stupid me #4 – The login is from an untrusted domain
After quite a while it has finally returned: another Stupid Me™®©! A reminder:
Every time I do something "stupid", which happens from time to time, I'll do a little blog post on what happened and how I solved it. The reason for this is twofold: I'll have a solution online… Read more
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Automated Source Control: A Librarian For Your Database Objects, Part 1
One of the biggest headaches in most development groups that do any sort of SQL Server work is that of source control. There are some commercial products that attempt to solve this headache, and from what I understand, some of them do a pretty decent job. The only one that… Read more
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Monitor the Number of Deleted Rows in a Clustered Columnstore Index
One of the great…
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VMworld 2014 Is Next Week
Can you believe that this year's VMworld conference is just around the corner? It's next week – August 24 – 28 – at the Moscone Center in San Francisco!
If you have never been to VMworld before, it's an amazing event. VMware has a great guide for first-timers on… Read more
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SQLSaturday Orlando Marketing Plan-Part 37
I'm continuing to experiment with the messaging. Without A/B testing (and maybe even with, given the small list size) it's hard to know what works, or doesn't. If nothing else we'll poll on it post event. I have some guidelines:
- Message every Tuesday. If they read them all good,…
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Posted in SQLAndy on 20 August 2014
Being a Volunteer Leader Is Hard
I've been thinking about this topic for a few weeks, maybe longer. It's based on the three years I served on the PASS Board, and observations of others who served before during, and after that time. I'm trying to look at behaviors and patterns, not people and personalities, though surely… Read more
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Posted in SQLAndy on 20 August 2014
Still a Need for a SQL Server Specific Organization
If you haven't already, please read Denise McInerney's post about why PASS no longer stands for the Professional Association for SQL Server.
The Growth of an Organization
If you've been involved with PASS lately, you've probably seen this change coming. When I read the post, I wasn't surprised. PASS… Read more
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Updating tsqlt
I was looking to write a new test with the tsqlt framework recently. I wanted to isolate a stored procedure's logic and planned on using the FakeFunction procedure available in tsqlt.
I wrote my test, using a template from the Pluralsight course on tsqlt and the documentation. I tried to… Read more
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Posted in The Voice of the DBA on 20 August 2014
The End of The Professional Association Of SQL Server? It Should Be More Than Just An Acronym
I read with a bit of despair this post by Denise McInerney this morning. Going forward, it's just "PASS". Somehow we've transitioned to being a data organization, which I think means big data, Power Query, Sharepoint, Excel, and everything else. I always thought the SQL Server community was plenty big… Read more
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Posted in SQLAndy on 20 August 2014
The Red Gate Way…
As companies go, Red Gate is a little different. That is readily apparent in our tools and the philosophy behind them, ingeniously simple. But, we do a lot of other things too. There's the Simple-Talk web site where we publish serious articles on all aspects of development and database administration… Read more
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Two years!
Two years ago today I began my blog with a post about the DEFAULT keyword. I set out with the goal of building a blog I could be truly proud of in three years. One that was well liked and provided value to the community.
Little did I imagine… Read more
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Joint oPASS/MagicPASS Meeting Scheduled for October 15, 2014- Featuring Mark Souza In Person!
Big news for us in Orlando! On October 15th Mark Souza, General Manager – Data Platform Group at Microsoft, is going to speak to a joint oPASS/MagicPASS chapter meeting. Just having a joint meeting is a big deal, but having Mark as the speaker – hard to believe! The… Read more
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Getting the Word Out
A discussion that I've frequently had with organizers of SQL Saturday events, our own people here at Red Gate, authors, MVPs, pretty much anyone interested enough to listen for a few minutes, is summed up by "How do we get the word out about the opportunities that the SQL Server… Read more
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Export a SSMS Query Result Set to CSV
Once you have a query that is returning the data you like in SSMS you have a few options to move the result set into a format that you can use in other tools.
The simplest way is to select all results and then copy & paste them into whichever… Read more
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SQL Saturday Birmingham 2014
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SQLTea - New SQL tutorial app in Google play store
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Oct. 11--Nigerian multi-instrumentalist Fela Kuti midwifed Afrobeat from a fusion of jazz, funk, psychedelic rock and traditional chants and rhythms.
Today, the music's polyrhythms percolate throughout jazz and the music of everyone from David Byrne and Paul Simon to Vampire Weekend. In 2009, the Jay-Z and Will Smith-backed "Fela!" ran on Broadway to critical acclaim and 11 Tony Award nominations.
Santa Feans can get a taste of that beat when the Afreeka Santa Fe Fiesta Fela opens in Railyard Park on Saturday. Multiple African bands will play Fela's music in a setting of African arts and crafts, dance and authentic food in a tribute to Fela's artistic and human rights legacy.
"Fela was one of the most prominent artists to come out of Africa in modern times," festival artistic director and producer Kamajou Tadfor said. "He used his music and his life to fight for human rights."
The Santa Fe event marks the third festival of African art and culture in a city already renowned for its American Indian, folk art and Spanish markets.
The African musicians will include traditional African drummers Agalu, led by master drummer Akeem Ayanniyi.
"He started playing drums when he was 5 years old," Tadfor said. "He was the ninth generation in his family to play the drums."
The West African drum and dance ensemble Moria will perform traditional Ghanaian music. Dances from Morocco, Tunisia and North Africa will be provided by the Pomegranate Dance Company.
Some of the musicians will play songs composed by Fela; others will allude to him in their musical stylings, Tadfor said.
Inn at Loretto regular and singer/ songwriter Matthew Andrae will perform, as well the rockabilly Swank Brothers. Their guitarist Slash has often played with African bands, Tad-for said.
Jaka, an American band playing music from Zimbabwe, will bring the marimba and the African thumb piano to the festival.
Visitors can shop for arts and crafts at a re-creation of an African market offering weavings, pottery, carvings and paintings. The pace of traditional African markets differs from the American version, Tadfor said, as artists create works between sales. "In the villages of Africa, the market is you make one sale and you may wait 30 minutes for the next sale."
A children's tent will offer younger fans the chance to learn drumming as well as drum-making, painting, marimba playing, belly dancing and Afrobeat.
In 2011, the festival drew from 300 to 400 people. Turnout was about the same last year, Tadfor said.
"I've noticed the African population growing here," he explained. "There's a need to try to integrate them into the community."
Fela died in 1997 from AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma. His music has flourished in a revival over the past decade. In 2009, Knitting Factory Records began re-releasing his catalog. This year, musician Thom Yorke cited Fela's music as a critical influence in forming his Atoms for Peace supergroup. If you go
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Larry Allen | June 19, 2012 | Comments
How will brands leverage the opportunity to take their Facebook learnings and apply them across higher impact advertising formats?
Facebook's announcement last week to allow real-time bidding (RTB) of impressions on the right rail of the site was big news, but many people immediately discounted the move. In their opinion, the move will have little impact on revenue and nearly zero lift for the stock price.
Personally, I see this as a big win for Facebook, and the move should have everyone from Google to ad networks to publishers just a bit nervous. In particular, two big categories will benefit from this change: retail and financial services. Both categories rely heavily on audience targeting (especially retargeting) to move interested buyers through their conversion funnel.
By enabling RTB, Facebook is now allowing marketers to use their own data to target consumers across the Facebook platform, at a fraction of the price of a typical display exchange. The so called "race-to-the-bottom" has been afoot for a few years now and Facebook's move to open up its inventory for bidding effectively floods the market. Facebook's highly targetable impressions will likely cause a landslide in prices. In essence, this is a direct marketers dream come true. Retail and financial services will likely jump on this opportunity to expand reach at the lowest price, while ensuring their ads are highly targeted.
However, I question, where does this leave the brand? Out in the cold? I think not. This change in policy will have some benefits for them too, as it allows all brands to experiment with various targets and do some sophisticated copy testing. And by leveraging those learnings, marketers will have greater confidence that their brand-based buys are reaching the right audiences. They may also gain the potential to remarket to consumers off Facebook, in more brand-friendly environments (high-impact page takeovers, video, etc.) based on the audience learnings from within Facebook.
So there are benefits for both direct response marketers and brand marketers in Facebook's new venture. I am surprised this move has been written off so quickly. In time, I think it will be interesting to see how various direct marketers adopt RTB on Facebook and how this dynamic and fully-automated buying will impact their overall performance. I also am excited to see how brands leverage the opportunity to take their Facebook learnings and apply them across higher impact advertising formats. As I see it, the transition to Facebook buying will be like that of the California Gold Rush of 1848. Who is going to get the head-start?
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Lambda Legal, the US's oldest LGBT rights law group, released a video about Robina Asti – a 92 year old transgender woman fighting for survivor benefits from Social Security after her husband's death.
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Lambda Legal represents Robina Asti, a 92-year-old transgender woman who was denied survivor benefits by the Social Security Administration (SSA) after her husband's death. The agency denied her benefits after it determined that she was "legally male" at the time of their marriage despite all the legal documents to the contrary.


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A British teenager is to undergo surgery in Turkey after being repeatedly stabbed in the Tepe district of the holiday resort of Marmaris.
The Foreign Office said it was aware that a British teenager had been taken to hospital.
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