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High School Boys Soccer Results from Tuesday, 10/6/14Written by Jason Savage
North Piedmont Conference:
West Iredell: 3
Alexander Central: 1
Northwestern Conference:
Hickory: 2
Freedom: 1
Patton: 6
South Caldwell: 0
St. Stephens: 4
Hibriten: 1
Watauga: 1
Fred T. Foard: 0
South Mountain Athletic Conference:
Crest: 11
Draughn: 2
Southern District 7:
Bandys: 5
Maiden: 2
Newton-Conover: 4
West Caldwell: 1
Marcus Kincaid and Justin Powell Named SAC Football Players of the WeekWritten by Jason Savage
Lenoir-Rhyne University's Marcus Kincaid and Justin Powell have been named the AstroTurf South Atlantic Conference Football Defensive and Special Teams Players Of The Week, respectively, league officials announced today.
Kincaid, a sophomore defensive back from Morganton, N.C., finished with a team-high 13 tackles including 12 solo takedowns in the Bears' 23-10 victory over Newberry last Saturday in Newberry, S.C.
Kincaid also had a pair of pass break-ups and two tackles for losses as Lenoir-Rhyne limited Newberry to just 217 yards of total offense. Kincaid leads the Bears this year with 49 tackles.
In the national rankings, the Bears are sixth in total defense (271.0 ypg), fourth in rushing defense (81.3 ypg) and fifth in scoring defense (12.4 ppg).
Powell, a senior placekicker from Connelly Springs, N.C., connected on all three field goal attempts including a 46-yarder as time expired in the first half in the win over the Wolves.
Powell currently ranks second on the squad in points scored (55) and has made all eight field goal attempts this year.
Lenoir-Rhyne (7-0, 4-0), ranked No. 5 in NCAA Division II, hopes to continue its best start since 1962 when it hosts Mars Hill (3-3, 2-1) in a league contest Saturday afternoon at Moretz Stadium beginning at 2:00 p.m. The Bears have won 17 straight South Atlantic Conference Regular Season games and are 20-1 in its last 21 games and have won 23 of their past 24 contests at home.
Makonnan Clare Named SAC Men's Soccer Player of the WeekWritten by Jason Savage
Lenoir-Rhyne's Makonnan Clare has been named the AstroTurf South Atlantic Conference Men's Soccer Player Of The Week, league officials announced today.
Clare, a junior defender from Syracuse, N.Y., scored both goals for Lenoir-Rhyne in the first half of a 2-1 win against Tusculum Sunday on the road in Greeneville, Tenn. Clare has three goals on the year for the Bears.
Lenoir-Rhyne (5-6-2, 5-3), winners of two straight games, returns to action on Wednesday against Catawba (4-9-1, 1-6-1) in a South Atlantic Conference match at the Moretz Sports - Athletic Complex beginning at 7:30pm.
First Round State Playoff Tennis PairingsWritten by Jason Savage
Here are the opening round pairings in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state women's tennis tournaments for teams in our area at their designated sites:
Cary Tennis Center, Cary
Maria Capito-Julia Honeycutt (Salisbury) vs. Brittany Connor-Lauren Dillard (Newton-Conover)
Burlington Tennis Center, Burlington
Imani Fountain (Concord Cox Mill) vs. Taylor Fredrickson (Patton)
Madeline Finley-Julia Kessel (Hickory) vs. Carly Landgraf-Shannon Farley (Waxhaw Marvin Ridge)
Appalachian State Softball Concludes Fall SeasonWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University softball has officially concluded its fall season in preparation for the spring.
"I'm really excited for the fall season that we produced. We have shown a lot of improvement on and off the field, which is a tribute to the team working hard and buying in," said head coach Janice Savage. "This is a good starting off point, but we do have a lot of work to do from now until February – both as a team and individuals."
Savage continued, "I'm really proud of our pitching staff and the growth they have made so far in just the short amount of time we have had to work. As they continue to work this fall and winter, I am looking forward to big things out of them this spring. Our seniors have really helped to elevate our program this fall. They are working hard and pushing the team to be the best. We really look forward to breaking down the basics and getting lots of reps the rest of this fall to help improve our players both physically and mentally. It's a shame we lost two games due to weather, but we will continue to push and work to prepare for February."
The Mountaineers started off with two wins against Louisburg. Senior outfielder Dani Heichen (Pembroke Pines, Fla./Pembroke Pines Charter) collected four hits in game one, while senior catcher Sarah Warnock (Jamestown, N.C./Southwest Guilford) finished with three hits. Senior second baseman Cynthia Gomez (Oxnard, Calif./Pacifica) collected two hits.
In game two, senior pitcher Alissa Schoelkopf (Sewell, N.J./Washington Township) struck out six batters in three innings of work. Freshmen pitchers Tiffany Taynor (Edgewater, Fla./New Smyrna Beach) and Kaitlin Williford (Kannapolis, N.C./Northwest Cabarrus) combined for three strikeouts in four innings.
The fall season was highlighted by a 1-0 win over USC Upstate. Upstate was consistently ranked in the top 25 last season and was No. 24 in the nation when they came to Boone last spring. Upstate finished last season ranked 29th in the nation. In the game this fall, Schoelkopf pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts and just three hits allowed. Warnock finished 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI single, while freshman Haley Stewart (Belmont, N.C./South Point) finished 2-for-3.
In a game against Winthrop, sophomore shortstop Cara Parker (Lake Park, Ga./Lowndes) went 3-for-4 with two home runs. Parker led the Mountaineers last season in home runs with 10. Pepper Butler hit a home run, while Heichen finished 4-for-5 at the plate. Schoelkopf went 6.1 innings with seven strikeouts and just five hits allowed.
The Mountaineers will now continue to work and prepare themselves for the 2015 spring campaign. The spring schedule will be released on Thursday, Oct. 23.
App State Tennis Teams Compete at ITA Carolinas RegionalWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University women's tennis finished up its second of three fall tournaments when it competed in the ITA Carolinas Regional over the weekend.
The annual meet, which features the top college players from North and South Carolina, was played on the campus of the University of North Carolina.
Although the Mountaineers did not pick up any wins, several players were highly competitive in their matches. In singles action, Clare Cox lost a hard-fought battle to Alyssa Smith of Duke (4-6, 6-3, 6-3) and Mackenzie LaSure also earned a first-set win before falling to Jenna Brummer of Davidson (2-6, 6-1, 6-0).
Brianna Armellino and Gabrielle Wreder also competed in singles play, each fell in straight sets to opponents from North Carolina (Armellino - 6-4, 6-3) and Charlotte (Wreder - 6-1, 6-3).
In doubles action, the teams of Wreder/Melissa Machado and Cox/LaSure each advanced to the round of 32 via a first-round bye, but each duo fell in their first match.
The Mountaineers conclude fall play at the ECU Invitational in Greenville, N.C. from Oct. 24-25.
Oliver Casey scored an upset win over North Carolina's Chad Hoskins as Appalachian State University men's tennis picked up four wins at the ITA Carolinas Regional Tournament over the weekend.
Casey, who defeated Hoskins 7-6 (1), 4-1 (ret.), was one of three Mountaineers to advance to the round of 32 in singles play. Jack Maddocks scored a win over Coastal Carolina's Jabar Al Mutawa (7-6 [2], 6-3) and Zach Bost earned a victory over Benjamin Kaszas of Gardner Webb (6-4, 7-5).
All three players fell in the round of 32 as Bost lost to NC State's Austin Powell (6-2, 6-2), Casey dropped a match to Kyle Kock of South Carolina (6-4, 6-1) and Maddocks was topped by Clemson's Alejandro Augusto (6-2, 6-2).
In doubles action, the team of Bost/Casey upset 10th-seeded Simon Norenius/Austin Powell of NC State by a scored of 8-5 before falling to Cale Hammond/Jason Tahir of Duke (8-6). The Mountaineer duo of Jan-Willem Kleynhans/Maddocks lost their opener by a score of 8-4 to UNC's pair of Jack Murray/Ronnie Schneider.
Appalachian is off this coming weekend, but wraps up fall play at the Winthrop Invite from Oct. 31-Nov. 2.
App State Football Earns Five Midseason all-Sun Belt Conference TeamWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University football placed five players on the Phil Steele's College Football Preview midseason all-Sun Belt Conference team that was announced this weekend. Defensive end Ronald Blair (Greensboro, Ga./Greene County) and safety Doug Middleton (Winston-Salem, N.C./Parkland) represent Appalachian State on the first team while running back Marcus Cox (Dacula, Ga./Dacula), wide receiver Simms McElfresh (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Christian) and offensive lineman Kendall Lamm (Charlotte, N.C./Butler) earned second-team recognition.
Appalachian State's five honorees are tied for fifth among all Sun Belt teams.
Headlining Appalachian's five selections, Blair ranks among the Sun Belt leaders in tackles for loss (t-4th - 7.0) and sacks (t-18th - 2.0) while Middleton is tied for the conference lead with three interceptions and also is also among the league leaders in passes defensed (t-5th - 5) and total tackles (t-11th - 47).
On the second team, Cox ranks third in the Sun Belt with 569 rushing yards and is tied for the conference lead with nine touchdowns. McElfresh leads the Mountaineers' air attack, which ranks fourth in the Sun Belt in passing efficiency, with 31 receptions and five touchdown catches. Lamm anchors an offensive front that has paved the way for an offense that ranks third in the conference in scoring (33.7 ppg), rushing (227.9 ypg) and total offense (455.0 ypg).
Fresh off a 53-14 win at Troy on Saturday, Appalachian State has a bye this week before returning to Sun Belt play on Nov. 1 when it hosts Georgia State (3:30 p.m. at Kidd Brewer Stadium). A limited number of tickets for the Family Weekend contest still remain and can be purchased online at appstatesports.com/tickets, by phone at (828) 262-2079 or in person at the Appalachian State athletics ticket office, located in the Holmes Center.
App State Field Hockey Picks Up Road WinWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University field hockey got their third win of the season in a 2-1 road victory vs. Towson on Sunday. The win snaps an eight game losing streak that started with a loss to Miami University on Sept. 20th.
The Mountaineer offense woke up against the Tigers with 12 shots, double the team's shots per game average. The Tigers got on the board first with a goal from Sam Zelenack six minutes into the game. Appalachian equalized 12 minutes later when Hanna French (Dayton, Ohio/Oakwood) recorded her second goal of the season. Laura Malinoski (Eastampton, N.J./Rancocas Valley Regional) was credited with the assist.
Appalachian pulled ahead with Taylor Cimbalist's (Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial) unassisted goal seven minutes before the half. That was all the Black and Gold would need as they held on to their 2-1 advantage through the second half.
Cristina Ceppi (Vienna, Va./James Madison) returned to the net after sitting out last match against Boston College. Ceppi tallied five saves in 70 minutes.
The Mountaineers play their next match at home vs. Pacific on Saturday.
Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Soccer Defeats TusculumWritten by Jason Savage
The Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Soccer Team (5-6-2, 5-3) notched a key South Atlantic Conference road victory over Tusculum (6-6-1, 3-4-1), 2-1, Sunday afternoon at the Upper Field.
Junior defender Makonnan Clare (Syracuse, N.Y.) scored both goals for the Bears in the first half en route to the win. Clare scored at the 7:00 and 25:39 marks of the first half, respectively.
Clare's second goal was assisted by senior midfielder Ben Jones (Dagenham, ENGLAND) on a give-and-go when Clare finished the shot off to the far right post. Clare has three goals on the season while Jones has a team-leading seven assists so far this fall.
The Bears have also won two straight matches, both league contests on the road.
Tusculum's Roberto Pimentel (Campinas, BRAZIL) cut the margin to one with a goal in the 73rd minute but Lenoir-Rhyne was able to hold on for the win. The Pioneers lost despite holding a 23-10 edge in shots taken.
In goal, Lenoir-Rhyne freshman Zach King (Altamonte Springs, Fla.) earned the win after totaling eight saves on the day while Jorge Alvarez (Gijon, SPAIN) took the loss for Tusculum. Alvarez stopped five Bears' shots. The Pioneers also saw their three-match winning streak snapped.
Lenoir-Rhyne returns home to host Catawba in a South Atlantic Conference match Wednesday at 7:30pm.
Appalachian State Men's Golf Competes at Camden Collegiate InvitationalWritten by Jason Savage
Appalachian State University men's golf played the final round of the Camden Collegiate Invitational on Sunday. The Montaineers came into the day in 13th place, and were unable to overcome a tough first two rounds. The Apps finished in 14th place, shooting a final round 307 to leave them at 59-over.
Lee Mitchell (Conover, N.C./Newton-Conover) had the best final round of any Mountaineer shooting a 4-over 74 which took him to 13-over for the tournament. Lee finished tied for 39th. Coming into the final round Patrick Moriarty (Rockville, Md./Rockville) was at 4-over but a third round 82 dropped him back to 16-over. Moriarty finished tied for 56th.
Also tied for 56th place after the final round was Caleb Keck (Reidsville, N.C./Rockingham County). Keck shot a third round 76 which gave him a total of 226 for the tournament. Eric Eberspeaker (Rock Hill, S.C./Rock Hill) posted a final round 80 to finish tied for 70th place. Chance Watson ended his tournament with a 7-over 77 and placed 73rd.
The Mountaineers completed the first two rounds of the Camden Collegiate Invitational on Saturday.
The Mountineers shot a team 32-pver 592 after the first 36 holes.
Moriarty had the best day of any Mountaineer registering back-to-back rounds of 2-over 72. Moriarty finished tied for 18th after day one.
Mitchell started well with first round 72, but followed that up with a second round 77 to finish 9-over 149 for the day. Mitcheel was tied for 50th. Keck finished with one more stroke than Mitchell, posting a 150, after a first round 76 and a second round 74.
Rounding out the Mountaineers, Eberspeaker shot a first round 79 followed by a second round 73 to finish at 12-over for the day. Watson finished at 17-over after shooting a 157 over two rounds.
Appalachian is will tee off next at the Wendy's Kiawah Classic on Nov. 1.


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Emerging Leaders Mentorship Program Fosters Cross-Generational Dialogue on Theory of Change
The Will Steger Foundation's Emerging Leaders Mentorship Program is engaging forty environmental leaders in six Midwest states in powerful dialog across the generational spectrum. This co-mentorship model pairs young and veteran environmental leaders with complementing experience and growth interests to share perspectives in an egalitarian exchange.
Over 100 Young People Turn Out to Lobby for Clean Energy Legislation in Minnesota
Over 125 young people turned out for the Youth Environmental Lobby Day at the MN State Capitol, hosted by the Will Steger Foundation and the MN Public Interest Research Group (MPIRG), calling for a stronger state Renewable Energy Standard to provide all Minnesotans with at least 50% of their electricity from renewable energy by 2030, and to expand energy efficiency programs that work. High School Sophomore, Kendra Roedl, was as the event and shares her reflection below.
XL Dissent: Why I Chose to Get Arrested
At noon on Sunday, March 3, 2014 I used a plastic zip-tie to lock myself onto the fence in front of the White House and remained there for nearly six hours in protest of the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline. Alongside me, 304 fellow young people did the same thing, while another 70 or so of us collapsed on a giant black plastic 'oil spill' we had created in the center of the sidewalk. Mounted park police were at the ready and began to cordon off the area as soon as we assumed our protest positions. It was very clear that we would be arrested if we stayed – and 372 of us chose to do just that. According to the yellow band still hanging from my left wrist, I was #348.
Clean Energy Financing is Important to High School Students in Apple Valley, MN
The Will Steger Foundation was proud to support students at the School of Environmental Studies in Apple Valley, MN and their desire to meet with their State Senator for an in-district meeting regarding clean energy solutions. While our YEA! MN Coordinator, Natalie Cook, secured the meeting time and place for the students, it was the youth who led the meeting and asked the questions most relevant to their lives.
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Artist: Mary J. Blige
Featuring: The Dream
Producer: Tricky Stewart, The-Dream, Darkchild
Album: Think Like a Man Too
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You can't have too much of a good thing, right? Right. So you won't mind that, just a day after stepping into the Booth with See That Boy Again, Mary J. Blige is back on our pages with another fresh single recorded for inclusion in upcoming comedy Think Like a Man Too. Like its predecessor, which featured guest vocals from Pharrell Williams, Vegas Nights finds the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul collaborating with a fellow pop heavyweight. Over Tricky Stewart and Darkchild's chilly, yet energizing electro-funk boardwork, MJB is joined by hitmaking singer/songwriter The-Dream. The Think Like a Man Too soundtrack LP is slated to drop June 17, shortly before the film's theatrical release on the 20th.
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At very low temperatures, close to absolute zero, chemical reactions may proceed at a much higher rate than classical chemistry says they should – because in this extreme chill, quantum effects enter the picture. A Weizmann Institute team has now confirmed this experimentally; their results would not only provide insight into processes in the intriguing quantum world in which particles act as waves, it might explain how chemical reactions occur in the vast frigid regions of interstellar space.
Long-standing predictions are that quantum effects should allow the formation of a transient bond – one that will force colliding atoms and molecules to orbit each other, instead of separating after the collision. Such a state would be very important, as orbiting atoms and molecules could have multiple chances to interact chemically. In this theory, a reaction that would seem to have a very low probability of occurring would proceed very rapidly at certain energies.
Dr. Ed Narevicius and his team in the Institute's Chemical Physics Department managed, for the first time, to experimentally confirm this elusive process in a reaction they performed at chilling temperatures of just a fraction of a degree above the absolute zero – 0.01°K. Their results appeared this week in Science.
"The problem," says Narevicius, "is that in classical chemistry, we think of reactions in terms of colliding billiard balls held together by springs on the molecular level. In the classical picture, reaction barriers block those billiard balls from approaching one another, whereas in the quantum physics world, reaction barriers can be penetrated by particles, as these acquire wave-like qualities at ultra-low temperatures."
The quest to observe quantum effects in chemical reactions started over half a century ago with pioneering experiments by Dudley Herschbach and Yuan T. Lee, who later received a Nobel Prize for their work. They succeeded in observing chemical reactions at unprecedented resolution by colliding two low-temperature, supersonic beams. However, the collisions took place at relative speeds that were much too high to resolve many quantum effects: When two fast beams collide, the relative velocity sets the collision temperature at above 100°K, much too warm for quantum effects to play a significant role. Over the years, researchers had used various ingenious techniques, including changing the angle of the beams and slowing them down to a near-halt. These managed to bring the temperatures down to around 5°K – close, but still a miss for those seeking to observe chemical reactions in quantum conditions.
The innovation that Narevicius and his team, including Alon B. Henson, Sasha Gersten, Yuval Shagam and Julia Narevicius, introduced was to merge the beams rather than collide them. One beam was produced in a straight line, and the second beam was bent using a magnetic device until it was parallel with the first. Even though the beams were racing at high-speed, the relative speed of the particles in relation to the others was zero. Thus a much lower collision temperature of only 0.01 K could be achieved. One beam contained helium atoms in an excited state, the other either argon atoms or hydrogen molecules. In the ensuing chemical reaction, the argon or hydrogen molecules became ionized – releasing electrons.
To see if quantum phenomena were in play, the researchers looked at reaction rates – a measure of how fast a reaction proceeds – at different collision energies. At high collision energies, classical effects dominated and the reaction rates slowed down gradually as the temperature dropped. But below about 3°K, the reaction rate in the merged beams suddenly took on peaks and valleys. This is a sign that a quantum phenomenon known as scattering resonances due to tunneling was occurring in the reactions. At low energies, particles started behaving as waves: Those waves that were able to tunnel through the potential barrier interfered constructively with the reflected waves upon collision. This creates a standing wave that corresponds to particles trapped in orbits around one another. Such interference occurs at particular energies and is marked by a dramatic increase in reaction rates.
Narevicius: "Our experiment is the first proof that the reaction rate can change dramatically in the cold reaction regime. Beyond the surprising results, we have shown that such measurements can serve as an ultrasensitive probe for reaction dynamics. Our observations already prove that our understanding of even the simplest ionization reaction is far from complete; it requires a thorough rethinking and the construction of better theoretical models. We expect that our method will be used to solve many puzzles in reactions that are especially relevant to interstellar chemistry, which generally occurs at ultra-low temperatures."
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Quick history. This is only my 4th batch of beer. I just started hanging around on HBT.com, and I think from what I've gathered by reading old threads that I had always transfered to secondary too soon. Usually only after 5-7 days. So with this batch I wanted to try and do right, be patient, and let it sit until it was really ready. Unfortunately, I just broke my hydrometer and now I have no way of knowing, other than looking at the bubbles in the airlock weather or not it's ready to transfer. The beer is an all centennial IPA that is on Day 13 in the primary (it has been between 62º and 64º this whole time). Oh, and I accidently poured most of the trub/hot break, or what ever you call it, into the primary so I don't know if that is effecting it or not but I'm still getting a bubble every 40 to 50 seconds. Should I transfer to secondary yet or let it sit longer? I've got a lot of crap going on right now and I probably can't get over to the other side of town to buy another hydrometer for at least a few more days, maybe longer.
Don't know if it matters or not but here is the recipe I used.
7lb DME (Pilsen Light)
1/2 lb. - Caramel/Crystal Malt (10L)
1/2 lb. - CaraPils
1.00 oz Centennial [9.60 %] Pellets (60 min)
1.00 oz Centennial [9.60 %] Pellets (30 min)
1.00 oz Centennial [9.60 %] Pellets (15 min)
1.00 oz Centennial [9.60 %] Pellets (1 min)
1.00 oz Centennial [9.60 %] Leaf Hops (Dry Hop 7 days)
Yeast: Safale 05 (Recommended fermentation temperature: 59-75F).
If the krausen has dropped go for it. Just buy a new hydrometer before you bottle/keg.
Or you can do what a vast majority of brewers are doing and not secondarying...leave it in primary for a month then bottle. And you won;t need to thake a hydro reading. Just let the yeast finishe the job AND clean up after itself, like it is wont to do if we don't interfere and rack it away.
There's been a big shift in brewing consciousness, led mostly by us on here, and now picked up by the mainstream of brewing....
You can read about it here for a start.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/sec...-weigh-176837/
Your beer will thank for for it.
Like my snazzy new avatar? Get Sons of Zymurgy swag, here, and brew with the best.Revvy's one of the cool reverends. He has a Harley and a t-shirt that says on the back "If you can read this, the bitch was Raptured. - Madman
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Listen to Grand Master Revvy and let it sit!
Oh, and I just started reading that link and the first thing it says it that you don't need secondary unless you are planning to add fruit or dry hop. I'd like to dry hop this batch so that sounds like another good reason to go to secondary.
I usually leave the beer in primary for at least two weeks before moving to secondary. IMHO, a hydrometer reading at that point is interesting but not necessary.
take a taste and see where your sugars are at. if nothing else, listen to revvy. i doubt anyone in the history of homebrewing has ever said "man i should have ignored that guy" when it comes to his advice.


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This is the innocuous little fella who helped make the first Living Islands bird watching holiday a success.
Thirteen year old Danni Woodnutt performed a faultless rendition of the Last Post for the Island's Remembrance Sunday ceremonies.
The owner of Mainbrayce chandlers has welcomed a decision by the States to provisionally select his company as its marina development partner.
he newly appointed States Engineer was rolling up his sleeves this week ahead of his first major Island project - modernising sections of the sewers.
Alderney doctors have been issued with advice on what to do if presented with a patient who may have been exposed to Ebola.
Around 400 people packed into St Anne's Church to celebrate the life of local man Timmy Main.
The President of the States of Alderney has issued an appeal to residents to stand for election on 22nd November.
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Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Torture is inhumane, ineffective
The nation deserves to know the truth about torture practices.
LETTER: Ameren's plan too expensive, too dangerous
Don't be deceived by Ameren UE ads. A new nuclear power plant is a costly threat.
LETTER: Girl Scouts made great because of volunteers
When volunteers give of their time and share their skills with Girl Scouts, they help girls to become girls of courage, confidence and character.
LETTER: Person behind fliers condemning Angela Davis' speech needs to rethink rhetoric
LETTER: Resolution would diminish judiciary independence
The House Joint Resolution 10 will hurt the independence of the judiciary by changing the Nonpartisan Court Plan, which requires a committee of laypersons and attorneys to pick Missouri judges. Instead, the resolution would allow the governor to reject that committee's final choice.
LETTER: Will Rep. Luetkemeyer meet with GRO members?
Sen. Claire McCaskill does a great job of meeting with her constituents and answering tough questions honestly. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer should follow her lead and attend the local Health Care for America Now event to have an open dialogue with those trying to understand his positions.
LETTER: National health care needed now more than ever
National health insurance will give all Americans more options and better coverage.
LETTER: Government there for big corporations, not everyday Americans
The government's focus is on big corporations, often leaving out the American people. The Food Safety Modernization Act of 2009 is another example of this. Do not let it pass.
LETTER: Missouri casinos proud to be good corporate citizens of the state
Michael G. Winter, representing the Missouri Gaming Association, purports the corporate citizenship of Missouri casinos.
LETTER: Barbara Hoppe's re-election good for Columbia
Barbara Hoppe is thanked for her service to Columbia.
LETTER: Let's keep the politics out of the way Missouri chooses judges
A resolution under consideration in the state House to change the way judges are selected is full of bad ideas.
LETTER: Student protection act necessary to keep children safe
The opportunity to safeguard our state's children from pedophiles and sex abusers in the school districts should not be a topic for debate, but rather embraced as a tenet of a civilized society.
LETTER: Health care should be available for all
The U.S. should join other leading industrialized nations and offer a "Medicare-like" option in health care reform.
LETTER: Health Connection should remain open
Individual attention offered at the Health Connection helped this 74-year-old recover from knee joint replacement surgery.
LETTER: Robison an independent voice in Sixth Ward
Rod Robison will work to make Columbia a better place with balance and independence.
LETTER: Hoppe has balance to lead Sixth Ward, Columbia
Barbara Hoppe's record in the Sixth Ward has demonstrated her steady balance and commitment, making her the best candidate for another term on council.
LETTER: Rod Robison has all the tools of a good leader
Sixth Ward City Council candidate Rod Robison has demonstrated his leadership and commitment to community with his long-time involvement in Boy Scouts.
LETTER: Rod Robison is dedicated to Columbia
Rod Robison's volunteerism and emphases on bolstering business and public safety are two reasons to support the Sixth Ward City Council candidate.
LETTER: Rod Robison lacks experience to be on City Council
The Sixth Ward candidate has not served on any city or county boards, commissions, committees, advisory organizations or even his own neighborhood association.
LETTER: Hoppe is good for business
While businesses are important to Columbia's growth, the community's appearance is also a contributor.


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MY VIEW: 'Like, wait, should we pay our bills first?'
November 25, 2014
Braden River High School seniors show off their budgetary skills. Smart choices beat out short-term indulgences at the event.
Letters to the Editor
November 25, 2014
Faith in humankind restored; What's a parade without a marching band?; Others worked to dig district out of hole
Letters to the Editor
October 29, 2014
University signalization offers false hope; Vote for School Board change Tuesday; Watercrest supports SMR development
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October 15, 2014
It's all about performance
Our View
October 8, 2014
The amendments
My View: Support for armed security
September 24, 2014
Security guards can't protect elementary school children against major threats unless guns are placed in their holsters.
Letters to the Editor
August 20, 2014
School Board budget increase unreasonable
Our View
August 13, 2014
Primary recommendations
Our View
August 6, 2014
Election 2014: Our recommendations
Letters to the Editor
July 23, 2014
PTO applauds FCAT performance
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Business community celebrates at JAX Chamber's 129th Annual Meeting
25 January 2014
More than 1,000 people turned out to celebrate at the JAX Chamber's 129th Annual Meeting. The annual meeting was held on the grounds of the Chamber's headquarters in Downtown Jacksonville to commemorate the completion of Downtown's New Front Door, a $3.5 million dollar renovation of the Chamber building headquarters. The annual meeting festivities also included… Read More »
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FLV Player is a video converter, which may be spread using unfair distribution methods. Typically, these methods are based on other programs that are actively offered on the Internet for free. Once it gets inside the system, this program may initiate several system's changes, including the ones that are related to your start page and default search engine. Such behavior has clearly made many security experts to call FLV Player virus. After testing this program on our computers, we can say that it can hardly initiate malicious activities and you can safely keep it on your computer if you want to. However, beware that it clearly promotes Babylon Toolbar, isearch.babylon.com and WebCake applications that may initiate various unwanted activities on your PC. Besides, you may also start suffering from FLV Player redirects, annoying pop-up advertisements and similar activities.
FLV Player can be downloaded from the Internet just like any other application. However, you may also download it in a bundle with other applications. In most of occasions, it happens when users download freeware and shareware, so you should be very careful when downloading uncertified programs on your computer. For that you should choose only Custom or Advanced installation of the freeware and also opt out of all additional downloads. Once FLV Player virus gets inside the system, it may alter the start page and default search engine. If you see commercial pop-up notifications or suffer from annoying browser's redirections, you should check your PC for this potentially unwanted application.
When trying to remove FLV Player from your computer, you should also uninstall Babylon Toolbar and isearch.babylon. First of all, uninstall these programs via 'Add/Remove Programs' or 'Programs and features'. For that, follow manual removal steps or use programs that are mentioned in Automatic FLV Player removal guide:
You can remove FLV Player automatically with a help of one of these programs: SpyHunter, STOPzilla, Malwarebytes Anti Malware. We recommend these applications because they can easily delete potentially unwanted programs and viruses with all their files and registry entries that are related to them.
Uninstall FLV Player and related programs
If you are Windows 8 user, then right-click in the lower left corner of the screen. Once Quick Access Menu shows up, select Control Panel and Uninstall a Program.
If you are using OS X, click Go button at the top left of the screen and select Applications.
Wait until you see Applications folder and look for FLV Player or any other suspicious programs on it. Now right click on every of such entries and select Move to Trash.
Remove FLV Player from each of your web browsersInternet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Remove dangerous add-ons
Adware is a program that displays advertisements while people are browsing online. Advertisements appear in a web browser, pop-up windows, special toolbars or within the host program. Adware also can gather information about user's habits and interests. Once it collects what it needs, it sends it out through a background Internet connection. Such behavior allows adware vendors to deliver targeted advertisements to the end user and collect general statistics. However, it may also be used for stealing people's private data.
Adware is divided into parasitical and legitimate applications. Illegal advertising programs are very similar to spyware parasites and often have some of their functions. They can be installed without user's knowledge and start working every time a computer is rebooted. However, they are less dangerous than rogues because the most of such parasites are primarily intended to collect user's personal information for marketing and advertising purposes. Unfortunately, you can never know what other purposes it can be used for.
Symptoms showing that your computer was infected by FLV Player:
• Appearance of annoying pop-up ads
• Appearance of banners and in-text ads
• Redirects to unknown and suspicious websites
• Changes in homepage and default search engine
• Decreased speed of every Internet browser
QR is short for Quick Response. They can be read quickly by the mobile phones. QR codes can store more data than
standard barcodes, including url links, geo coordinates, and text.
The reason we add QR code to the website is that parasites like FLV Player are really hard to remove on infected computer. you can quicly scan the QR code with your mobile device and have manual removal instructions to uninstall FLV Player right in your pocket.
Simply use the QR scanner and read removal instructions from mobile device.
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Chained Spirit
Hanging Chained Bloody Arm
Hang this fake severed bloody arm decoration indoors or out and send a message - don't reach for the Halloween treats without asking!
Ghostly Spirit
Give your guests something to scream about when you decorate with this Ghostly Spirit wall decor. The repositionable piece of vinyl is a perfect spooky addition to any haunted scene!
Wallet Chain
Make sure your money is safe when you use this Wallet Chain to keep your belongings on you! Metal chain is perfect for attaching to your wallet and pants, so you never leave home without cash!
Chain Hook
Hands-free weaponry at its finest - arm yourself in style with this dragon-inspired wrist cuff with attached chain hook and prepare for battle in any dimension. Create or complete your fantasy costume with this essential equipment.
Spirit Hooded Mask
You'll certainly be an ominous vision when you set out on Halloween wearing the Spirit Hooded Mask. This ghostly white mask features an attached hood.
Tribal Spirit Tween Costume
Hang and howl with the werewolves in this Tribal Spirit Tween Costume. Fringed dress with white wolf print and tribal patterns comes with detachable conches, hair feathers and black leggings so you'll be ready to join the pack. Hopefully there's a full moon this Halloween!
Spirit Gum and Remover
Make Up Tips An essential Halloween makeup accessory, this Spirit Brand cosmetic adhesive and remover is ideal for easy and comfortable application and removal of prosthetics, masks, body parts or latex wounds. With this product, you can safely re-use your special effects accessories for years to…
Sassy Spirit Tween Costume
Scare up some Halloween fun in this mystical Sassy Spirit tween costume. While wearing this white and gray dress with ghost print, peek out from beneath the hooded cape with fluttery sleeves and grab hold of something real on Halloween.
Midnight Spirit Girl's Costume
Bewilder everyone in this spooky Midnight Spirit girls costume. No one will know who lurks beneath the long gray and white wig - plus, you can hide beneath the hooded cloak and perfect your spectral skills. Wig and hooded cloak come complete with black dress.
Chain With Shackles
Feeling chained down? With this five foot long fake chain with shackles you can complete your costume or your Halloween decor with authentic dungeon style.
My Spirit Lady Womens Costume
You'll haunt his dreams forevermore in the My Spirit Lady Women's Costume. This haunting grey dress with bow detail and lace sleeve detail will ensure you're the creepiest soul in the room.
Chain With Lock
Complete your prisoner or convict costume with this Gothic looking fake chain with lock, or use it to decorate indoors or out and get a lock on Halloween!
Haunting Spirit Adult Mens Costume
Moan, groan, shriek and shudder! Haunt them however you'd like in this amazingly comfortable and rather scary Haunting Spirit adult mens costume. The shredded robe and tattered hood amplifies your every move so make your moves on all the lovely ladies on Halloween.
Sultry Spirit Adult Womens Costume
Elegantly lurk from dark alley to dark alley waiting for your ghost charming in this Sultry Spirit Adult Womens Costume. You've already been waiting forever. What do you have to lose in this veil with sexy form fitting short dress and attached garters. It's surprising even a human could resist.
Giant Hook Chain
The Giant Hook Chain is over 5-feet long and features a gruesome hook at one end!
Despicable Me Minion Spirit Sock
Run around as frantic as those Minions in the Officially Licensed Despicable Me Minion Spirit Sock. Work wonders this Halloween in these white socks with black stripes and yellow Minion graphic.
3 Hooks Chain
Add some creepy details to your Halloween scene when you use the 3 Hooks Chain to decorate. This silver and black, plastic chain features 3 hook details that are good for hanging your next victim.
Native Spirit Adult Womens Costume
Be one with nature on Halloween when you wear this Native Spirit Adult Women's Costume. Authentic looking dress features fringe trim and comes complete with a matching arm band and headpiece.
Red Mesh Chain Gloves
Set your costume off just right when you wear the Red Mesh Chain Gloves. Stretched, red mesh, fingerless gloves feature attached chain details.
Black Mesh Chain Gloves
Create or complete your costume with a pair of Black Mesh Chain Gloves. Perfect for any Goth or punk rocker costume, these black mesh gloves feature wicked chain accents.
Medieval Chain Earring
Make your mark in any era with the Medieval Chain Earring. Pair these diamond shaped earrings with amethyst stone detail, with the Medieval Chain Necklace (sold separately) for a complete set.
Medieval Chain Necklace
Every proper lady needs some jewels to match any outfit. The Medieval Chain Necklace features a gold chain with little amethyst style gemstones.
6' Glow Chain
Lock down your Halloween landscape by adding the 6' Glow Chain. This chain my look ordinary but turn off the lights or put it outside and watch it alight with a monster green glow.
Red Chain Mustache Necklace
If you don't have a mustache and have always wanted one, now you can wear one with the Red Chain Mustache Necklace. This black mustache is on a red chain and you'll have all the hipsters ask where they can get one.


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2012 Audi RS5
To say that the Audi RS5 has undergone a facelift wouldn't be far off the mark. In anticipation of its arrival to this side of the Atlantic, the car has received a new face featuring refashioned LED headlamps, new daytime running lamps and a revised lower fascia … READ MORE
Audi A2 Concept
Audi has released images of its A2 Concept, which will debut at next week's Frankfurt Motor Show. Audi's answer to the BMW i3, the A2 is powered by an all-electric drivetrain. An 85kW electric motor supplies power to the front wheels through a single-speed transmission, delivering a maximum … READ MORE
Audi S5 – 2012 Edition | Preview
Audi has unveiled its refreshed S5 range for 2012. The most significant change is to the S5 Coupe — its 4.2 liter V8 is being replaced with the same supercharged 3.0-liter V6 found in the Sportback and Cabriolet. It delivers 333 hp, enabling the car to go … READ MORE
Audi R8 V8 Limited Edition Celebrating 10th Le Mans Victory
In celebration of its recent victory at the 24 hours of Le Mans, Audi will be offering a new R8 V8 Limited Edition coupe. The standard equipment is impressive: magnetic ride adaptive suspension, satellite navigation, Bang and Olufsen audio, a unique interior lighting setup and Bluetooth connectivity. … READ MORE
Audi – A Day In The Life Of An Audi Drive | Video With Allan McNish
By now, the name "Allan McNish" is becoming indistinguishable to the horrendous crash at the start of Le Mans 24 Hours., when his Audi R18 TDI #3 slammed against the barrier and literally disintegrated. But Allan McNish is also known as a skillful driver with 2 wins … READ MORE
Audi R18 Won 24 Hours Of Le Mans Despite 2 Horrific Crashes | Event Recap
Behind his stoic posture, Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich, head of Audi Motorsport, was very concern. Not only his competitors at Peugeot weren't letting up, he lost 2 of his 3 Audi R18 TDI, new bastions to lead Audi's dominance in Le Mans. The worst part, the vehicles were … READ MORE
Audi R18 – Pinewood Derby Racer | By Scout Leader Sam Francis
With motorsports' most prestigious endurance race, 24 Hours of Le Mans, to take place this weekend. It was only fitting to visit the most talked about "vehicle", the Audi R18. Though quite impressive in itself, the subject matter in this case is the not the actual version … READ MORE
Audi A1 Clubsport Quattro
Leading up to the motorsports world's most prestigious endurance race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Audi unveiled a new concept at Wörthersee Tour 2011 in Austria over the weekend. To emphasize its Audi A1 as a "tuner platform", Audi designed the A1 Clubsport Quattro, a street … READ MORE
Audi Trimaran Concept | With Twin Jet Skis
Flexing its engineering prowess, luxury auto maker Audi took on the concept project by Stefanie Behringer, a student from Germany's Pforzheim Technical College. The idea was to put Audi's extensive technical innovations and know-how onto the water with the Audi Trimaran. Measured at 15-meter long, or approximately … READ MORE
Audi A7 Papercraft Model
Audi has launched a number of notable, creative, and well executed ad campaigns in recent years, highlighting key company milestones, high tech product improvements, and new models. As part of the campaign behind the new A7, Audi retained graphic design artist Taras Lesko to create a paper … READ MORE
Ward's 10 Best Car Interiors
Ward's Automotive Magazine has been rating the top car interiors since before 2005, and now the 10 Best Car Interiors for 2011, as ranked by the automotive data analyzer. This isn't just a line up of the most opulent – Range Rover, Jaguar, Aston Martin, etc – … READ MORE


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Ana Medina says there's an unwritten code in Silicon Valley. She was introduced to it after her first Google Inc. developer conference, where a guy in her row asked if she'd scored a free ticket because she's a girl. Someone posted a photo of her from the event and it drew a raft of comments about her cleavage.
Canadian warplanes that are to bomb Islamic State targets in Iraq will operate from an airfield in Kuwait.
Ziggy Marley -- 8 p.m., Oct. 2 Casino Regina Show Lounge
Ziggy Marley's all about keeping it positive.
Sometimes when you're looking for work - or a worker - a good old-fashioned job fair is just the ticket.
Sometimes when you're looking for work — or a worker — a good old-fashioned job fair is just the ticket. At Wednesday's All Nations Jobs Expo, more than 70 employers and educators set up shop in the Evraz Place Agribition Building to lure prospective employees with job opportunities and information, along with some swag and gimmicks.
The early retirement of the navy's two resupply ships is expected to have far-reaching ramifications not just for the Canadian Forces, but also for allies and for Canada's ability to help with humanitarian crises and natural disasters.
If you haven't noticed, late summer and fall pricing for Caribbean cruises is well below the norm and, while it's still a bit early to tell, we should expect some bargains this winter.
A controversial imam was probably headed to Canada this week after the Philippines indicated it would deport him for alleged promotion of terrorism.
The Regina Trappers defeated the Saskatoon Outlaws 4-1 on Monday at Optimist Park to win the Western Canada senior AA men's baseball championship.
While the pleasure of reading Ian Fleming's James Bond thrillers never diminishes, the irony is 007's creator is actually the more compelling figure of the two. Fleming's biographer John Pearson once described Bond novels as exercises in "the autobiography of dreams."
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows," Bob Dylan sang. But these days, a guide through the seemingly endless flurry of pop culture offerings is just what we need. With that in mind, here is what's on the radar screen in TV, music and film for the coming week.
Kadeisha Buchanan's braids cascade well down her back and feature a Maple-Leaf red streak right down the middle, a stylin' take on our flag as she tries to help Team Canada advance in the U-20 Women's World Cup of soccer.
The TV universe is constantly expanding, and new channels and shows vie for attention just as much as old favourites. Here are the best bets on the box.
Andrew Riley won the 110-metre hurdles gold Tuesday to complement his teammate Kemar Bailey-Cole's 100-metre gold medal on the track at the Commonwealth Games, clinching both high-profile sprint races for Jamaica.
Sitting in the waiting room at the Allan Blair Cancer Centre, Dionne Warner is asked a question she has heard many times before. Are you ready for your treatment?
With all due respect to Bing Crosby, not everyone is dreaming of a white Christmas as more people opt for one that comes with palm trees, sand and, most definitely, without snow.


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Friday, October 17, 2014
Showcase Magazine
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Thursday, October 9, 2014
The Best of the Best Photographers 2014
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Life Guard :: IPA 2014
Life Guard :: IPA 2014 Renowned beauty photographer Caesar Lima has received Honorable Mention from the International Photography Awards (IPA) 2014 for his image titled "Life Guard" which was shot at Zuma - California http://www.photoawards.com/en/Pages/Gallery/zoomwin.php?eid=8-81882-14&uid=&code=Sunset
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Sony Cyber-Shot Marine Pack
Cyber-shot marine pack.
Available for T and W series.
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Photographer: Stephen Stewart
Executive Creative Director: Steve Back
Creative Director: David Bowman
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Fotógrafo brasileiro faz sucesso na Califórnia
A paixão pela profissão, associada à tecnologia e ao "jeitinho brasileiro" fizeram do fotógrafo brasileiro Caesar Lima, um profissional bem sucedido nos Estados Unidos. Ganhador de 14 prêmios, 8 só nestes ultimos 2 anos.
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Desert Chic
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Editorial coming up in Sept.
Miami Living Magazine
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Hair by Manuel Benavides
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33rd Leipziger Grafikbörse
16 November 2014 – 1 February2013
Opening: 14 November 2014, 6 pm
In 2014, the exhibition of graphic art Leipziger Grafikbörse takes place in the Museum of the Printing Arts for the second time. The aim of the Grafikbörse is to display works of contemporary graphic production. 90 artists were asked to take part in the 33rd edition of the Grafikbörse by giving in current works. The exhibited creations were made by artists living around the region of Leipzig and some guests from all over Germany.
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Sunday, 12 am: 14.12. 2014 and 18.1., 1.2.2015
25 years Frank Eißner press
Opening: 18 September 2014, 6 pm
Exhibition: 19 September 2014 - 7 December 2014
The exhibition is a retrospective on Frank Eißners color woodcuts that are created by using the lost form. Artist Books and prints are preented to give a rich range on the artists work. Even original printing plates are shown in the exhibition.
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The Reason for the SeasonIt's almost Halloween, and we're all decorating with spooks and pumpkins, orange lights and gold and yellow garlands. We're picking out costumes for our kids or ourselves, and indulging in candy corn, not because we like the taste, but because that's what you do at this time of year.
But for me, there's so much more to the season of the final harvest. It's truly all about that horror we think of as death and what lies beyond it.
Last week I took five of the grandkids to see The Book of Life, an animated film. It depicted the afterlife as seen by some, as The Land of the Remembered, and as a place where families were having the most fun ever, where the parties never ended, where laughter and fun were constant, and where you could eat all the churros you want! When the story's hero went there, he wasn't sad, he was overjoyed. And when he came back again, his family wasn't sad, because they knew he would return when it was his time, and they could just pick up where they left off. It has such a positive depiction of the afterlife that it can't help but sooth children who've lost a family member, or even a pet!
Fiesta de la Muerta
The Day of the Dead is observed on November 1st. The living honor their beloved dead with gifts and candles and food, and mostly, with remembrances. They "feel" the presence of those loved ones, and celebrate with them the night through.
Samhain and Hallowe'enHalloween, October 31st, is about costumes and tricks and treats of course, but it's based on the very sacred Celtic holiday of Samhain (Sow'-en) which is very similar to the Mexican Day of the Dead.
The Celts believed the Veil Between the Worlds was at its thinnest on Samhain, and so they could visit with their loved ones most easily at this time. One custom was the Dumb Supper, a meal eaten in silence with a place set for the beloved dead. The silence was observed in order to better feel their presence. Samhain is the exact halfway point between the Autumnal Equinox and the Winter Solstice, falling this year on November 7th when the sun reaches 15 degrees in the sign of Scorpio.
What is the Afterlife Like?It's fitting that cultures all around the world have such similar celebrations in time with the transition from Autumn to Winter, from life to apparent death. But for me, it inspires a thousand questions. What is the afterlife really like? What does it look like? Does it feel physical? What will we do there? And so on.
Answers abound, in films like Robin Williams' What Dreams May Come, the current hit Heaven is for Real, and The Book of Life mentioned above. They come from those who've had Near Death Experiences and returned to tell us what they saw, like Dr. Ebon Alexander in his book, Proof of Heaven, and The Afterlife of Billy Fingers, a book by Annie Kagan that is the most comforting experience I can imagine for anyone who is grieving the loss of a loved one.
Some of the things we hear most often is that the afterlife is not only real, but so much more real than this current one, that once we're there, this feels as if it was like a dream. Many state emphatically that heaven is "Just like here, only MORE." More vivid, more colorful, more joyous, and utterly without any sort pain. I dreamed of the afterlife once, and saw colors that didn't exist. I remember looking at these colors and thinking, "that's a color I've never seen before. There's no color like that in the whole world." And there was a voice telling me, "You can't see all the colors when you're physical. But here, you can see the full spectrum, and it's more than you ever imagined." When I woke, I remembered seeing colors I could not identify, but for the life of me, I couldn't recreate them in my mind's eye.
One thing we know about the other side; we're all going there. We're all going to find out what it's like. This physical experience is a very tiny blip in the endless existence of our spirit, which is eternal. I wish we could make peace with that, and start seeing the other side as the next part of an endless journey, rather than an ending. I wish we could celebrate life, and mourn death a little bit less, taking comfort in knowing it's only a very brief separation, and that we'll be reunited soon.
How to Talk to the DeadNot only that, I wish we could realize that it's not a true separation at all. We cannot experience our loved ones with our five physical senses because they are no longer physical. But we experience all sorts of things in our dreams--we see things, hear things, feel things in the dream state, without using our physical senses at all. This is the very same way we can experience spirit. We have to suspend our skepticism, and be open to and expectant of communication from them.
You know how sometimes you see something, and think, Oh Gosh, Bob would love that! (Exchange "Bob" for the name of your loved one on the other side.) And in your mind's eye you can see "Bob's" reaction to whatever it is. The smile, the wink, the grin. You can hear his laugh. You can even imagine the smart-ass comment he'd make in response to it.
When that happens to you, stop for a second, and open yourself up to the possibility that it actually IS Bob, reacting and smiling and making snarky comments to you. You call it imagination. Because you're experiencing physical things (seeing Bob's face and hearing Bob's voice) in a non-physical way. But that is precisely how we must experience spirit. In fact, it's the only way we can.
But isn't that Just Imagination?Dreams, Imagination, Intuition, Inspiration, and the Experience of Spirit are all taking place in the very same way within us. These things reach us on a non-physical level, a purely vibrational level, that our minds then translate into physical things so that we can perceive them while residing here in our physical bodies. We aren't really seeing Bob's smile, because Bob no longer has a body or a face with which to smile, and because our eyes aren't remotely involved in what we're seeing. But we're feeling his amusement, and we know exactly the expression he would use to convey that precise kind of amusement to us, and so that's what we see in our mind's eye. We are, in fact, experiencing Bob from the realm of spirit.
This takes some getting used to, but if you play with it and mull on it, and especially begin to practice it, you'll find that your loved ones aren't as out of reach as you might have thought they were. Talking to the dead isn't about spooky seances or rocking tables. It's about having a conversation as if they are sitting right there beside you. Talk to them, hear and see them responding to you in your mind, and believe and accept that it's real. It's not physical. But it is real. Heaven isn't physical either, not in the way we're accustomed to. But it too is real.
When it Doesn't WorkThe only caveat is this. When you are grieving and missing someone, when your heart is filled with sadness and mourning, you cannot easily experience the presence of your loved ones. They have moved into an existence that is purely positive, and the Law of Attraction (which is like the Law of Gravity) says that like attracts like. A person who is sad and grieving can only experience things that match that sad, negative vibration. To experience the pure positive energy of spirit, you have to find a way to be joyful, despite missing them. You have to release the grief, and accept that it was their time, and not yours. That your journey, your purpose, remains here on earth, or you wouldn't still be here, and that everything is unfolding exactly the way it's supposed to. Finding a new purpose, searching for your reason for being still here, will help pull you above the sadness and feelings of loss, and that will, in turn, allow you to experience the opposite of loss; It will allow you to experience the presence of and connection with your beloved that never truly went away.
I want to leave you with the most beautiful thoughts I've ever heard expressed by Zen Buddhist Monk Tich Nhat Hanh when Oprah Winfrey asked him what happens when we die.
"It is like a cloud in the sky. When the cloud is no longer in the sky, it doesn't mean the cloud has died. The cloud is continued in other forms...like rain or snow or ice. So you can recognize your cloud in new forms. If you are very fond of a beautiful cloud, and if your cloud is no longer there, you should not be sad. Your beloved cloud might have become the rain, calling on you. 'Darling, darling, don't you see me in my new form?' And then you will not be stuck with grief and despair.Your beloved one continues always. Meditation helps you to recognize her continued presence in new forms."
What Do YOU Think Happens When We Die?
I want to know. Leave a note in comments and let's discuss!
Happy Halloween!
Recommended ReadingThe Top Ten Things Dead People Want to Tell You
by Mike Dooley (The genius behind Tut.com)
The Afterlife of Billy Fingers
by Annie Kagan
Proof of Heaven
by Dr. Eben Alexander
Peace of Mind
by Tich Nhat Hanh
Talking to Heaven
by James Van Praagh
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