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Description: Henry and Maria Getto in buggy, Oulu Township.
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Description: Color postcard of an elevated view of the Chalet at Mt. Telemark and surrounding area. Many skiers and several ski lifts are visible.
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Description: Exterior three-quarter view from road showing the front entrance, with belfry, and a steeple with a large cross at the peak of the roof. There is a large t...
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Brisac Gonzalez Architects has won a competition to build a £10 million contemporary arts centre of 'international importance' in Aberdeen, Scotland.The London-based practice has submitted two 'very different schemes for two very different potential sites' on behalf of Aberdeen's Peacock Visual Arts Centre.The AJ understands that one of the sites being considered currently houses the controversial Grade A-listed Triple Kirks building - Scotland's only example of a single building housing three churches for three congregations.At the time of its construction in 1843 it was considered a masterpiece of Aberdeen-based architect Archibald Simpson. However, it has been empty for 30 years and described as an 'eyesore' in local press.The new scheme has already received £3.5 million from the Scottish Arts Council Lottery, plus around £3 million from Aberdeen Council and £2 million from Scottish Enterprise. The Arts Centre's director, Lindsay Gordon, said the outstanding £1.5 million would be raised in-house.Speaking of the scheme, which is yet to reach outline planning stage, Gordon said: 'It will be not only a new home for us, but also a major centre for contemporary art in Aberdeen and an important and ambitious building of international importance.'Although the final scheme is yet to be determined, Gordon said he was confident that Brisac Gonzalez's scheme would reach RIBA stage D by September this year.Gordon said he was excited by the prospect of working with Brisac Gonzalez's Cuban director Edgar Gonzalez - who was in a planning meeting with Aberdeen Council at the time of writing - and cited Gonzalez's £26 million Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg, Sweden as being a factor in the selection of the practice.by Max Thompson
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The company is choosing to limit sell-in to value-format PacSun stores. Volcom has chosen to be increasingly selective about how much inventory it sells to PacSun doors that have been converted to a value pricing format as Volcom looks to manage the perception of the brand. Further, product that is sold into these stores is done so at less than full price, which also impacts sales. As a result of this transition, Volcom expects its third quarter sales to PacSun to decline by 65% vs. last year. This move could have long-term benefits to the company as it reduces the dependency it has on PacSun, which has historically accounted for 15%-25% of Volcom's sales and been its largest customer.
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The outlook for global retail remains weak and retailers remain conservative with their buys. Volcom noted repeatedly that retailers remain committed to being conservative with their buys heading into back-to-school. Retailers continue to place conservative pre-buys, chase business as much as possible in-season and push back receipt of orders to the latest possible dates.
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The Volcom brand is gaining share at retail. Woolcott also noted that according to ActionWatch data, the Volcom brand is gaining share in certain categories at core shops. Jason Steris, the company's President and COO, noted that product and presentation of the brand at retail is stronger than it has ever been. To drive share gains the company is tweaking its approach to advertising and even increasing spending in that area as well. The company's Proving Grounds house, designed to showcase the company's board-shorts and surf team, was cited as one example of brand building ingenuity leading to better share. Volcom will also be advertising during the upcoming X Games for the first time, highlighting the company's denim line.
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Rui Dionisio has lived in Verona since 2008 and is currently the principal of Cranford High School. He will be touring Verona's schools this morning and a contingent of Verona students, teachers and administrators will travel to Cranford on Tuesday to ask questions about the new superintendent of their counterparts there. Other Verona residents will have a chance to meet Dionisio on Monday, June 16, at 7 p.m. in the media center at Verona High School. The BOE will put a resolution about the new hire on the agenda on Tuesday, June 17.
"We wanted someone experienced in a district that is high achieving," said John Quattrochi, the president of the BOE. "They know what good looks like." Cranford High School was ranked 562 on The Washington Post's list of "America's Most Challenging High Schools" this spring, a list that put Verona High School at 858 nationally.
Cranford High School has 1,157 students, with a 65% participation in Advanced Placement testing, according to U.S. News & World Report. The magazine reported earlier this spring that Verona has 613 students in VHS alone, with a 50% participation in AP testing.
Dionisio has a background in math and science education, something that Verona has made a priority going forward. He was graduated from Montclair State University in 1999 with a bachelors of science in biology and chemistry, and got his masters in educational administration and supervision from MSU in 2006. He recently completed work on his Ed.D. in educational leadership at Seton Hall University.
Prior to becoming Cranford's principal in 2010, Dionisio was an assistant principal at Ridgewood High School and a supervisor of science there. He taught biology at West Essex High School and also taught at NJIT.
Dionisio replaces Steve Forte, who became superintendent in December 2011 after the departure of Charles Sampson. In January, Forte was hired to be the new superintendent in his home town of Denville; he begins that position July 1. Dionisio must give 60 days notice to Cranford so he cannot start in Verona until later this summer. Charlie Miller, Verona's director of curriculum, will serve as interim superintendent until then.
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Oxford Town No. 973
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The Nashville-based blues duo, Scissormen (on the OT cover this week), return to Oxford tonight (April 5) to perform on Thacker Mountain Radio at Off Square Books at 6 and at Two Stick Sushi Bar at 9:30; Elmo & The Shades return to Rooster's Blues House on Friday, April 6; the Oxford-Lafayette Public Library is hosting a fundraiser on Wednesday, April 11, featuring local art that'll be up for grabs; UM Museum releases its Brown Bag Lecture Series for spring 2012; Willie Nelson is set for a show at the Lyric Theater on Monday, April 9, and OT columnist Jim Dees has the scoop; and local musician Chad Harris is releasing a new EP ("New Life") and the Powerhouse is hosting a CD release party for Harris with the proceeds to benefit OLHS. CLICK HERE to download Oxford Town No. 973 in PDF format. (April 5, 2012)
Oxford Town No. 972
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The Alabama Shakes (on the OT cover) are headed to town tonight (March 29) for a smokin' hot show at Proud Larry's and assistant Oxford EAGLE news editor Jeff Eubanks has extensive coverage of the Athens, Ala., rock band; InterACTions returns to the Powerhouse for its third consecutive year; OT lifestyle columnist George Atkins gives area girls the "skinny" about 2012 spring fashion; MTV's "The Real World" is conducting a casting call at Rooster's Blues House on April 4; Thacker Mountain Radio visits the "dark side" of the NFL this evening (March 29) at Off Square Books; and Ole Miss Recreation's Rebel Man Sprint Triathlon splashes off this Saturday at the Turner Center. This year's race honors fallen athlete and Ole Miss student Kevser Ermin who died tragically on her bike in October of last year. CLICK HERE to download the complete issue in PDF format. (March 29, 2012)
InterACTions returns to the Powerhouse for third year
OXFORD TOWN – InterACTions, Oxford's third annual arts sampler, will boast its dance (Hinge pictured here), music, art and theatre communities this Saturday (March 31) and everyone is invited to the free event. Turn to Page 3 in Oxford Town No. 972 to learn more about the popular community arts event sponsored by YAC. (March 29, 2012, Page 3)
Oxford Town No. 971
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The "Best Seat In The House" auction benefitting YAC is set for March 27 at the Powerhouse in conjunction with the Oxford Arts Crawl and Oxford's Got Talent; Thacker Mountain Radio welcomes Bobby Keys, The Chimney Choir and author Michael Thomas to its broadcast at Off Square Books tonight (March 22); Arts Talk columnist Andi Bedsworth introduces the Oxford community to a new exhibit at Bozarts Gallery in Water Valley titled "A Sense of Place: The Landscape Explored"; and a new biography on Craig Claiborne written by author Thomas McNamee is review by Oxford Town contributor Jesse Yancy. CLICK HERE to download the complete issue (No. 971) in PDF format. (March 23, 2012)
"Best Seat in the House" auction to benefit YAC
OXFORD TOWN – March's Art Crawl, scheduled for Tuesday, March 27, from 7-9 p.m., features a special exhibit at the Powerhouse titled "Best Seat In The House." Local artists have created unique chairs that are being auctioned to raise money for the renovation of the theater area at the Powerhouse. Turn to Page 7 in Oxford Town issue No. 971 to get more information about the crawl, the auction and Oxford's Got Talent — events all happening on the same night at the Powerhouse. (March 22, 2012, Page 7)
Oxford Town No. 970
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: Denver's Chimney Choir (on the OT cover) blazes into town this week for multiple appearances all over the L-O-U community; Jimbo Mathus and The Tri-State Coalition are spearheading a Kickstarter Campaign to help with production costs of their new album "White Buffalo" due out this fall; Oxford Town sports columnist Steven Godfrey gladly eats "A plate of delicious basketball crow" after the Rebels' strong finish in its regular season battles; OT arts columnist Andi Bedsworth previews Southside's new exhibit, "Burlap," showing through the end of March at the gallery; Hollywood South syndicated columnist Jamie O'Quinn revisits last month's Oxford Film Festival; and Thomas Wynn & The Believers roll into town next Monday (March 19) for a show at Two Stick Sushi Bar. Click here to download the complete issue (OT No. 970) in PDF format. (March 15, 2012)
Arts Talk: Southside Gallery features the "Burlap Exhibit"
OXFORD TOWN – Southside Gallery is featuring a new exhibit this month titled "Burlap." The exhibit is a family show featuring couple Linda Burgess and William Dunlap and their daughter, Maggie Dunlap. Head out to Southside to see this exhibit either at the Art Crawl on March 27 or at a reception to be held Friday, March 23, from 7-9 p.m. If you can't make either of those events, Southside Gallery is conveniently open from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Turn to Page 7 in this week's issue of Oxford Town – No. 970 – for more Arts Talk from Bedsworth. (March 15, 2012, Page 7)
Oxford Town #968
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The endearing Vienna Boys Choir (on the OT cover this week) performs in Oxford for the first time on Friday, March 2, at the Ford Center; Welsh musician/artist Jon Langford is set for performances and exhibits all over Oxford this weekend including Thacker Mountain Radio, Southside Gallery and Two Stick Sushi Bar; The U.S. Army Field Band will perform a free concert in the Oxford High School auditorium on March 7; Off Square Books is hosting two "sibling" signings this week – local authors Katherine and Margaret King signing "Y'all Twins?" (March 6) and Patrick deWitt signing "The Sisters Brothers" tonight on the TMR broadcast (March 1); and Nashville musician Rod Picott will perform a house concert in Oxford on Sunday, March 4. Click here to download Oxford Town No. 968 in PDF format. (March 1, 2012)
Artist/musician Jon Langford visits TMR, Soutshide Gallery and Two Stick Sushi Bar
OXFORD TOWN – Artist, musician and "Champion of misfits" Jon Langford is set for performances and art exhibitions all over Oxford this weekend, beginning with Thacker Mountain Radio tonight (Thursday, March 1) at Off Square Books. Pages 7 and 12 in Oxford Town No. 968 has tons of information about the native Welshman who now calls Chicago home. And, if you can't make the TMR broadcast this evening, plan to hit Two Stick on Friday, March 2, for an acoustic performance by Langford who is in town supporting an exhibit of his works at Southside Gallery. (March 1, 2012, Page 7, 12)
Oxford Town #967
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: Monty Python's "Spamalot" is headed to the Ford Center on Saturday, Feb. 25; Theatre Oxford presents Glengarry Glen Ross for three performances beginning Friday, Feb. 24 at the Powerhouse; Ole Miss Theatre present the play "Distracted" beginning Tuesday, Feb. 28; The Tennessee Williams play "Orpheus Descending" rolls into UM's Paris-Yates Chapel for two performances (Feb. 26 and Feb. 27); Texas "troubadour" Kinky Friedman is set for performances at Thacker Mountain Radio and Proud Larry's tonight (Thursday, Feb. 23); and The Blind Pig plays host to a Uganda benefit titled "EDUganda" on Friday, Feb. 24. CLICK HERE to download the complete issue in PDF format. (February 23, 2012)


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how to come home–to yourself
If you are a truth-seeker, a freedom-seeker, meditation is the most powerful practice you could engage with. And–it is definitely a practice. It's something that evolves and grows as you change and shift. It goes as deep as you're willing to go. It gives back benefits equal to what you're willing to invest.
I was thinking about the top benefits that nearly a decade of meditation has brought to my own life–what have I really ended up with, after all those hours on the cushion, all those moving meditations and inquiry meditations and mantra meditations?
These were my top four–the top four reasons to establish a regular meditation practice.
#1: To become suspicious of any "Top Whatever Reasons" lists. Meditation brings us to a place of critical awareness, where we stop taking things at face value.
When you're on the cushion, or practicing a walking style of meditation, or noticing how quickly emotional states warp in a movement meditation (all different styles explored in 30 Days of Meditation), you stop believing that whatever you're thinking or feeling in the moment is any kind of absolute truth.
You start thinking critically, more willing to engage in a process of inquiry rather than bouncing back and forth between "maybe this my problem" and "no, no, this other thing must be my problem."
You might even stop seeing things as "problems."
#2: Because it enhances your physical health. Mindfulness-based practices have been shown in clinical studies ("clinical" meaning controlled studies that administer scientific measurement) that at the very least, meditation reduces stress and anxiety.
In some studies, it's been shown to reduce depression, and others have suggested that it lowers risk of high blood pressure and heart-disease. The field of mind-body medicine is exploding as neuroscientists look into how we might even promote our own healing with meditation or mindfulness-based techniques.
#3: Because it reduces overwhelm. In my Breathing Space circles, I talk about how overwhelm isn't really "problem," but what we think about our busy schedules and to-do lists is the problem. There are plenty of people with busy schedules and to-do lists who take a pretty measured approach to everything that they do–and they aren't overwhelmed (at least, not chronically).
It's the out-of-control thinking that gets us overwhelmed, and meditation practices become the place where thoughts can be distilled down to their essence, and then examined. When we start examining the thoughts behind our overwhelm ("If I don't get this done, it means ____") we can start to change our relationship to overwhelm.
#4: Meditation is communication with our deepest selves; it's where you go to know yourself intimately, beyond to-do lists and personality archetypes and what other people think of you.
In 30 Days of Meditation, I ask people to think of the relationship they have with their practice. What would your meditation practice say to you, if it could speak? What would it ask you? What would it be trying to tell you?
It's really hard not to see the truth any time we remove distractions. This is what meditation does, in essence–the practice removes distractions.
On March 4th, 30 Days of Meditation will begin its inaugural run. I've spent a decade practicing meditation, sometimes more often and sometimes less often, and I'm not someone who just walked into the practice, all blissed-out in my hot little stretchy pants as I burned some incense, and immediately went, "Ah, yes, transcendence."
Meditation practice is for everyone. It's for you. It's enlivening and enlightening. It's a pragmatic and useful path to self-realization and deep growth–and it's a way to just chill out in a life that feels hectic, over-worked, under-appreciated, and chaotic.
Meditation is how you come home–to yourself.
Check out http://www.30DaysofMeditation.com to learn more and to register.
The truth about telling the truth
I was talking to my friend Margo about a chronic issue that spanned more than a few of my life categories.
She said to me–simply, plainly, without judgment–
"You always complain about this."
Holy WHOA.
The shock of her words was somatic. I experienced them in every cell of my being.
My default response to anyone's frank feedback used to be: "How dare this person say that! Why would this person say that to me? This is their crap, not mine. I'm so hurt that they would say that, so they must be the mean one, here!"
Luckily, I've orbited the sun enough times to understand that what I feel as a default response is not always the full truth of a situation.
I took a deep breath. What do I know of Margo? That she is an incredibly loving champion of her friends. She lavishes praise when it's due. She'll go the extra mile to support someone, to let them know that she utterly cherishes them.
Sure, she could have phrased it differently. She could have just let me vent.
She was choosing, instead, to do something that we've created enough safety in our friendship to have: truth-telling that helps one another move past delusion.
What Kind of Friend Are You?
I see this all of the time, especially with business: People simply don't want to tell a friend the "truth."
They want to "support" the friend. They want to tell the friend to go after their dreams. The friend calls to say how excited they are that they're going to start a new product line or quit a job, and the people around them go– "Good for you! That's so awesome! The world needs this; it's about time! I'm so happy for you!"
People do this because they believe in the friend and–let's just be honest–they want to be seen as supportive.
I think this approach to "being supportive" is catastrophically fucked, for the person who is assuming the risk.
Because most people who use the cheerleading of friends to help them bypass internal doubt and hesitation, end up paying for it–there's more struggle.
True "support" is the friend who reflects back honestly what they see (and true adulthood would be the receiver's willingness to take what they like, and leave the rest).
With entrepreneurship, some people are incredibly lucky and all turns out as they had hoped when they decide to "leap, and the net will appear." For the vast majority? Nope. It's a recipe for Business Heartbreak. There is added (and possibly unnecessary) struggle.
The net will appear, but it will take far more than those initial pom-pom cheers to make it happen. Most friends don't want to be labeled as unsupportive, so they don't point that out. They don't ask questions. They don't bring up possible challenges.
Those years of struggle? Valuable. Every experience has something to teach us.
At the same time, I say: "Give me the friends who will tell me the truth, and tell it clean–and please, God, give me the strength to be open to hearing it, without deflection."
"Handling" the Truth
Instead of "Just go for it!" someone might be better supported by hearing…
"I love you–and–have you considered this other approach?"
"Hmmm. I know you're really excited about this, and yet I don't know that that's such a great idea. Here's why I'm thinking that."
"I worry about ________ happening if you do that. I'm wondering if you've tried…? Have you already thought about…?"
But, caveat emptor! You will encounter wrath from some people, if you do this.
Most people do not choose to be willing to "handle" the truth.
Most people simply cast off anyone who doesn't rally to their cause and tell them how awesome they are.
Most people who do this, don't realize that they are doing this. They shut down anyone who offers a critical perspective or a counter-argument, or they withdraw from them. They deflect.
They might even go to all of the "You're so awesome!" friends, and bitch about the person who didn't tell them they were awesome.
This was a huge dynamic in my friendships in my 20s. I seemed to chronically align myself with people who didn't want anything other than validation of their choices, and who struggled to tell me the truth if they were upset with me.
I can see how we all need validation for our choices. I also can see how having a friend who cares enough to propose alternatives, ask critical questions, and try to get to the bottom of the truth, is invaluable.
Margo knows that she has this permission in our friendship. I've directly asked that she always tell me the truth.
Most importantly? I back that up by not making her the Bad Guy, when she does.
Take a deep breath, and ask yourself: Have you set up your friendships in such a way that the door is open for your friends to offer their feedback, and you're willing to receive it and decide what you want to do with it–without making them wrong?
What usually arises when someone doesn't want to "handle" the truth is deflection. I'm guessing you've seen this in your life, too.
Someone asks you straight up for advice, and then when you give your take on it, they get upset: "I just wanted someone to hear me out!"
Someone talks to you about a problem in their life, and then they get upset with you. "It's not what you're saying, it's the WAY you're saying it," they say.
Sometimes it's true–we get mixed up. We ask for advice when we want hugs; the people we talk to get on a power trip and deliver criticism harshly, instead of kindly.
But how often is it the opposite? How often is it that someone who genuinely loves you and wants to help might be trying to offer you an incredible gift–one that you're resistant to hearing–and you reject it?
Don't Support My Delusion
In my 20s, I grew tired of the dynamic of not being able to tell my friends the truth of what I saw. I grew tired of suspecting that I wasn't getting the full truth from them. Those were friendships that simply could not last. Any foundation built on lies (including the dishonesty of keeping silence) cannot last.
And when did the truths in those friendships finally come out? At the end, when we were saying good-bye. The truth was (finally) revealed, but by then there was no willingness to work on changing anything.
I remember thinking, "If you'd talked to me about that thing I did two years ago, maybe I could have apologized or done something differently–but now I only half-remember what you're saying I did that's the cause of all of this drama. How could we have ever fixed this, under such circumstances?"
It astonishes me how often I hear women talking about other women, bad-mouthing friends for things that the other party probably has no idea they're even doing, setting up the situation so that change is impossible.
"What does she say when you try talking to her about it?"
Cue uncomfortable silence. Sentences that are started and re-started. The admission that no attempt to talk has been made.
What in the world are we doing to one another?
The icy shock of Margo's words were hard to hear, but as I considered the last five conversations I could remember, there was something even more shocking:
She was telling the truth. I had been complaining.
After that, I became so acutely aware of that complaining dynamic, that the problem I'd struggled with actually started to shift and become better.
That's what being "supportive" really looks like: someone who cares enough to tell you the truth, trusting that you are adult enough to decide what you want to do with it.
The next time you're inspired and someone reminds you that the road might be hard, don't cast them off as a "wet blanket" who "doesn't support" you.
The next time someone offers you feedback about how you show up, hold the space that yes, this is their experience, and also–they might be right. Their feedback might be vitally important.
The next time anything unpalatable arises, be willing to look at the truth it might be trying to teach you.
"The dark thought, the shame, the malice,
meet them at the door laughing,
and invite them in.
Be grateful for whoever comes,
because each has been sent
as a guide from beyond."
~ Rumi ~
the radical concept of ease: breathe in, breathe out
You're probably like I was: you've already heard about all the amazing benefits that a regular meditation practice can bring into your life.
This isn't just New Age woo (and hey, I'm a fan of the woo)–there are actual, clinical, documented benefits to regular meditation.
So why don't you meditate regularly? Probably for the same reasons as anyone else.
Perhaps…You've tried it, and feel…antsy, like you can't sit still. Or perhaps you've tried to make it a regular habit, but the day just gets so crammed and crowded. Perhaps you feel like you're not doing it right, or like meditation has to belong to a religion.
How can something so seemingly simple seem so…hard?
Why It Doesn't Work For You.
Meditation is a lot of things. Most people have heard a set of rules for how you're "supposed to" meditate.
Confession? I've now spent more than a decade learning about this, and–I don't think that there is one set presence practice that works for all people, all of the time. Astonishingly, this is a controversial opinion among some people who practice meditation–they see this alternative forms of meditation as a resistance against their "true" meditation.
The first time I ever tried to meditate was with a meditation group, in college. They showed me the way I was supposed to sit, to hold my hands, and told me what I was supposed to focus on (my breath, of course–and to keep focusing on the breath to avoid thinking).
That was the longest twenty minutes of my life.
I felt like I was going to crawl out of my skin.
Years later, I knew that I needed the benefits of calm and ease that everyone swore meditation would provide, yet I also knew–for absolute certain!–that I didn't want to EVER feel the crazy, itchy, "crawl out of your skin" feelings that I felt on that meditation cushion.
So I tried something different–it started with music and a candle flickering. It became my nightly habit.
Many years later, when I was actually practicing a form of meditation from the Soto Zen tradition on my weekly visits to the local monastery, I would come to understand a few radical concepts.
RADICAL CONCEPT #1: There is not just "one" way to meditate that works for all people. Some people need to find their way.
Anyone who tries to make you feel like you're doing it "wrong" probably needs to concentrate more on their own practice, instead of directing their attention on judging others.
RADICAL CONCEPT #2: Most people can't go from our modern-day 100mph lifestyle to 0mph on the meditation cushion (and most people, by the way, don't have a meditation cushion, and you don't need one in order to meditate!).
It's OKAY to practice interim styles of meditation that aren't as fixed as formal meditation, and you can even get many of the same benefits.
RADICAL CONCEPT #3: Meditation is meant to be a communal act. This doesn't mean it has to happen in groups, but it does mean that your meditation practice will flourish the most when you're interacting with others who are also meditating. There's a level of support and interconnectedness that arises that truly seems to be one of the most important keys for making a regular practice of meditation successful.
RADICAL CONCEPT #4: Meditation doesn't need to happen for hours every day. Meditation in even small increments actually does provide benefits.
Click here to be one of the first people to learn about how you can establish a regular, 5 to 15-minute meditation practice.
I'll finish this up by sharing that a few years ago, I had an experience where I was trying to share my love of meditation with all the best of intentions, and I was publicly criticized for doing so. It was an experience that, at first, embarrassed (okay, humiliated!) me, and later ended up being one I learned a lot from–particularly, I learned to clarify for myself what this practice means to me.
At the end of the day, presence practices are designed for us to come into more love, connection, and community with ourselves, at our core.
If you truly want to know who you are, try getting quiet with yourself, sometime. I promise, you'll learn everything that is important to know.


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There was something different about the Red Sox Monday night.
They wore red undershirts.
This has been in line with this team's approach thus far throughout the 2009 season, seeing a problem and fixing it. In this case the Sox hadn't done well on the road -- and the new all-blue attire away from Fenway had some players grumbling -- so a little color was added. Problem solved.
The Red Sox won their third road game of the season, beating Cleveland, 3-1, at Progressive Field, while sprucing up their previously drab garb in the process.
But suddenly the search for improvement has become increasingly more difficult. When you've won 11 straight, while enjoying another rock-solid outing from starter TIm Wakefield, and game-changing, ninth-inning home run from Jason Bay, change isn't really a priority.
After a 2-6 start the results were first to be altered, and then came the uniform problem. So now what? Well, David Ortiz still hasn't hit a home run.
Until we wait for the next shoe to drop, or the Sox to match the 12-game win streak of 2006, let's look at five things we learned Monday night ...
Wakefield woke up Tuesday morning with the second-lowest opponents batting average against in all of baseball (.154), and the ninth-lowest ERA in the majors (1.86).
Against the Indians Monday night he weaved his way in and out of trouble more times than any of his previous two starts. In his seven innings he allowed just one hit -- a Victor Martinez first-inning single -- but did walk four while throwing 112 pitches and surviving two George Kottaras passed balls and a wild pitch.
No matter. It was still above and beyond.
The sense of satisfaction this time around must have equaled any of the last three starts, which have now encompassed 23 innings in which Wakefield has surrendered just three runs on 10 hits for a 1.17 ERA and .123 batting average against.
The last time he pitched on this Progressive Field mound was Oct. 16, 2007 when he tossed one of the gutsiest performances of his career in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series. Barely able to lift his pitching arm over his head due to a SLAP tear in his labrum, Wakefield managed to get through four scoreless innings against the Indians before succumbing to a seven-run fifth.
This time the zeroes kept on coming.
And the best part about it for Wakefield, is that despite having now thrown a team-high 424 pitches he still feels spry. Oh, and he is still hovering around the plate, this time throwing first-pitch strikes to 15 of his 27 batters.
"I feel phenomenal," Wakefield told MLB.com after the game. "I'm throwing a lot of strikes."
Jason Bay turned around a 99 mph fastball from Cleveland closer Kerry Wood on an 0-1 count, with two runners on in the ninth inning. The result was a game-winning three-run homer into the center field bleachers.
And nobody was surprised.
Forget the fact that just days before he had accomplished a similar feat, tying the game with the Yankees with a ninth-inning homer off Mariano Rivera. What Bay has accomplished thus far when it counts the most has been fairly amazing.
In close and late situations Bay has six hits in nine at-bats with four home runs and four walks. That's a .667 batting average, .769 on-base percentage and 2.000 slugging percentage.
From the seventh inning and on, he is hitting .500 (10 for 20) with nine walks. And with runners in scoring position Bay has notched a .381 batting average, and a .500 clip (5 for 10) in that situation with two outs.
Then there are the walks.
For just the fifth time this season Bay didn't draw a free pass, yet he is still leads the majors with 20 walks, and is second in all of baseball (only behind teammate Kevin Youkilis) with a .506 on-base percentage.
Evidently, Bay isn't waiting around for the market for premier outfield bats to adjust itself. He's taking that into his own hands.
It's hard to remember the last time the Red Sox won 11 in a row. That was during the less-than-spectacular 2006 season when the Sox ran off 12 straight from June 16-29.
During that stretch David Ortiz hit five homers and then-second baseman Mark Loretta caught fire, hitting .451 throughout the run. On the mound, Josh Beckett and Jon Lester had three wins apiece, while Wakefield turned in a comparatively modest 12 innings, winning one game while allowing four runs.
This streak the stats have been flying even faster and more furious.
Besides Wakefield, there have been plenty of other standouts. After his three hits Monday night, Bay has compiled a .361 batting average, .510 on-base percentage and .694 slugging percentage, while notching three homers, 12 runs and 11 walks. He has also seen a gaudy 4.18 pitches per at-bat.
And while Cleveland starter Cliff Lee (8 innings, 0 runs) stymied the Sox bats Monday night, the offensive contributors during the win streak have been found up and down the lineup. Jacoby Ellsbury (.327 batting average, 10 runs, 6 stolen bases), Dustin Pedroia (.349 batting average, .442 OBP, 9 runs), David Ortiz (.277, 8 RBI), Youklilis (13 runs, 5 intentional walks), and Mike Lowell (.425 batting average, 3 HRs, 16 RBI) have all helped carry the offense.
From the time the stretch started with Wakefield's complete game in Oakland, April 15, the Red Sox have led the majors in batting average (.314), on-base percentage (.406), .slugging percentage (.558), and runs (83).
As for the Sox' pitching, the Red Sox have surrendered the fewest home runs of any team during the streak (5), the fewest extra-base hits, while managing the second-lowest ERA (3.00).
And while the defense hasn't stood out in terms of statistics (they have the fifth-worst fielding percentage in the 11 games), the Sox outfielders have done their job, tracking down the second-most fly balls allowed in the majors over the win streak.
On the surface, Monday night's ninth inning was one of Jonathan Papelbon's most uneasy of the season.
He allowed back to back singles from Shin-Soo Choo and Ryan Garko to lead off the inning, and gave up just his second run of the season thanks to Mark DeRosa's RBI single.
But within the outing Papelbon might have found something -- his 'other' pitch.
There has been some concern that hitters are sitting on Papelbon's fastball, which reached 96 mph against the Indians. The results this time around wouldn't suggest otherwise, with all three of the hits coming on heaters.
But, after beginning the inning with four straight fastballs, and a trip to the mound by pitching coach John Farrell, Papelbon started mixing in his slider with some success. The most noteworthy moment came when he got Kelly Shoppach to wave at the breaking pitch for the second out of the inning.
The slider had also been the first pitch out of the gate after the Farrell visit, setting up a called third strike on Jhonny Peralta two tosses later.
As for the rest of the Red Sox' bullpen -- which in this case was made up of Manny Delcarmen's one scoreless inning -- it once again lent itself to optimism. In 12 innings Delcarmen still hasn't allowed an unearned run.
After a somewhat shaky start, the Red Sox bullpen has the best ERA (2.48) in all of the major leagues.
Much has been made of Lowell's running, or, more specifically, how his surgically-repaired right hip has affected his running.
Monday night he sent somewhat of a message -- Lowell notched a triple.
True, a faster runner might have contended for an inside-the-park homer when Indians' center fielder Grady Sizemore let the ball get behind him after missing Lowell's sinking line-drive. Nonetheless, many believed a triple would be out of the question for the Sox' third baseman this season.
Not the case.
"You give it a thought, but that thought passes in three seconds when I saw it didn't get there," Lowell told the Boston Herald after the game. "You go through a lot of emotions there. When I first hit it and see Grady flying in, you say, 'Please don't catch it, please don't catch it, please don't catch it.' Then it gets by him and you say, 'Oh, let's see how far we can go.' But once I hit second, I basically knew I'd be standing on third with no shot at home. So it wasn't like I just missed it."
Lowell's legs have been good enough this season, as his earning of the American League Player of the Week, Monday, would suggest. Also supporting the premise that running hasn't been too much of a hinderance is the fact he is tied with Youkilis for the most doubles on the team.
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Arctic alpine vegetation change over 20 years
Article first published online: 17 FEB 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2009.01896.x
© 2009 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Global Change Biology
Volume 15, Issue 7, pages 1676–1684, July 2009
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WILSON, S. D. and NILSSON, C. (2009), Arctic alpine vegetation change over 20 years. Global Change Biology, 15: 1676–1684. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2009.01896.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 5 JUN 2009
- Article first published online: 17 FEB 2009
- Received 10 October 2008; revised version received 21 January 2009 and accepted 3 February 2009
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- climate change;
- competition;
- diversity;
- gradient;
- growing season length;
- growth form;
- homeostasis;
- shrub;
- warming experiments
Recent arctic warming experiments have recorded significant vegetation responses, typically an increase in shrub cover and a loss of species richness. We report similar changes in vegetation along an arctic mountainside in northern Sweden over 20 years. During this time mean annual temperature increased by 2.0 °C, and growing season temperature by 2.3 °C. Growing season length increased by 28% at the bottom of our study area, in birch forest, and by 175% on the mountaintop. Neither total vegetation cover nor the cover of bare ground changed. One common dwarf shrub, Empetrum hermaphroditum, and two common forbs, Viola biflora and Geranium sylvaticum, increased in abundance over time, but no common species moved up the gradient. Species richness declined significantly over time, with an average loss of two species per 50 cm × 100 cm plot. The richness of herbaceous species at intermediate altitudes decreased significantly with increasing shrub cover. In spite of large changes in temperature, the type and magnitude of vegetation change along this mountainside were relatively modest and consistent with those from wide-spread warming experiments.


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"Something Ventured" documentary to feature Jobs, others
At last year's SXSW, the documentary "Something Ventured: Risk, Reward, and the Original Venture Capitalists" gave audiences an inside look at the early days of investing in various entrepreneurs including Steve Jobs. Now, as AllThingsD reports, the film will debut for the rest of the us in January on various public television networks across the country.
Aside from Apple's beginnings, the documentary features the origin stories of companies including Intel, Cisco and Atari. If you're interested in checking it out, you can head over to the documentary's local TV listings and find when the program is scheduled to hit your area.
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