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Apple to shortly release iOS 4.3.3; update deals with location tracking bug
With the new update, the software will no longer back up the location database file, consolidated.db to iTunes when an iPhone users syncs his iPhone or iPad 3G. In addition, iOS 4.3.3 will shrink the size of the consolidated.db file and limit the amount of time that the information will be stored. This is in response to a bug that allowed for the storage of up to 1 years worth of Wi-Fi hot spot and cell tower locations although the iPhone manufacturer insists that the file was not sent anywhere. Apple says that no more than 7 days of data is needed for the iPhone. The bug also failed to stop saving location data when the location services button was off. The tech giant said that the next major iOS software update would encrypt the data to prevent third party use of the information.
The location data storage issue has been a hot topic in Washington over the past two weeks. As we reported, Verizon will be putting a removable sticker on all of its new phones warning about the collection of location data and the possibility that it could be used to identify the user of the phone. A scheduled May 10th hearing in the Senate on mobile privacy will include appearances by representatives for both Apple and Google.
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Expected to be released within the next 2 weeks, iOS 4.3.3 should remove the bugs that allowed Apple to store location database files on iTunes
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1. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4432; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Well that is good news, Steve Jobs said that the iPhone does no such thing. That was in reference to the tracking fiasco that Apple is in. Now this update will deal with the tracking issue that Steve Jobs claimed was nonexistent. HMMM!? It seems contradictory but I am happy for all the Apple customers who will not be track anymore. Well you will be track for at least 7 days. So a week is better than a year!
7. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
he never said it was nonexistant. he said apple doesnt track people. not that the iphone doesnt...
11. PhoneLuver (Posts: 474; Member since: 05 Jul 2010)
I have to say, that I respect what Sony did, when their PSN network went down! They had a press conference, bowed and apologized for the inconvenience that was caused, even though, it wasn't directly their fault!
Apple can learn a lot from these guys! Be it a bug or intentional or whatever, show some honour and respect your customers!
12. clevername (Posts: 1431; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
You do know Sony waited a week after psn started tripping to even acknowledge it happened right? And a fix isn't even in sight. Apple on the other hand is fixing the issue within a few weeks.
2. Fanboys Suck (Posts: 609; Member since: 12 Dec 2008)
Why is it that they are calling it a "bug"... a bug would indicate that it was 100% unintentional and an error in the software... "...it's a bug, you know? we don't mean to track you, it just happens..." WTF?
Apple's word games are ridiculous...
3. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4432; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Apple is like that guy who thinks no means yes! lol
4. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
You two realize android is being sued over tracking people as well right?
6. iwebdroidberry7 (Posts: 230; Member since: 17 Jan 2011)
Yeah but Google tracking is superior than Apples... therefore it is ok.
5. jp (unregistered)
If you have a new iphone do you need to wait until after the update to Jailbreak the iphone 4? Just curious how that works.
9. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
nahh jailbreak now
there might not be a while
10. tinaz (Posts: 2; Member since: 16 Aug 2009)
will this work on verizon iphone? or are we still stuck on 4.2.7?
13. andro (unregistered)
they will no doubt be collecting the accumulated location 'data' while simultaneously doing the upgrade.
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|May 19, 2011, 05:20 PM
ALES Launch Camber
I've flown off a winch and hi-start for a lot of years but this ALES is quite new to me.
I have a new eSupra that I'm flight testing but I don't have an Altimeter or CAM to perform any actual testing.
I would be interested in a discussion about the use of launch flaps or aileron/flap camber for launches with an ALES model. Pros and Cons of what it is best to use to optimize height gain over time.
|May 19, 2011, 06:28 PM
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Not a question concerning Competition powered climb's but a more general question as to best angle of climb to maximize climbs per charge.
Will reflexed Flaps/ Ailron improve climb efficiency or just controling climb angle with the Elevator just as efficent?
|May 20, 2011, 02:17 AM
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I set my surface like in speed conditio, just use the throws recomened by dr.drela for the supra, or simply leave them flat,camber will ony reduce your max speed on a motor climb
|May 22, 2011, 09:08 PM
Been thinking this one over for a couple days. I fly ALES ships regularly and compete in contest. Just as far as myself, I can't really see any need nor advantage to using camber or reflex on the climb. Running at nearly 200 watts/lb and nearly 3200 feet/min (975 metres/min) climb with a 2.5 metre ship launches are not a concern.
You don't need to extract the last ounce of your motor run like in LMR events.
You are not climbing the same way as you would on a winch line where launch management or zoom could be an edge in your favor. Everyone gets the same time/altitude, it could take you 20 seconds to get to 200 metres or 30 seconds.
If you don't have enough motor to make it, you are going to want a bigger one. Efficency to some degree can be made a lower priority for climb purposes. I'm not saying get sloppy about it, just all the techno gadget programming guru type stuff is a bit overkill really.
Time for upwind ranging should be considered and everyone approaches this thier own way. Some get higher then flatten out, some go shallower then go up to altitude. I like the pick a place that looks it has good lift and fly to that adjusting as needed.
Easy way to control climb angle is with elevator and a trained thumb. It might seem odd at first but most of the climb will be holding a study amount of down elevator, with maybe a blip of full down when the motor shuts off to transistion to glide.
ALES is easy peasy lemon squeezy as the advert said or run what you brung like Tuesday night at the drags. You can make it as simple as you want with a 3 channel REM plane or a full house moldy carbon fibre 4 meter red sailplane.
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Leadchucker makes good sense. I would add that there are ways to get maximum enjoyment for minimum investment, but the fun really begins when you venture out into more exotic stuff. That said, I still enjoy my Radian when I am not flying my AVA-e or my full house Baracuda, or one of my other more 'advanced' models. I think the lowly Radian, in the right hands, is competitive. I plan to fly one in mixed (Winch and Electric) soaring club events.
Fly what you like, and are familiar with, and ENJOY. If you are serious- PRACTICE PRACTICE AND THEN PRACTICE SOME MORE!
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DD for me
I think it may be a tough one, i've been up since 4.30am and have to work all day - guess i may have to go to bed early tonight to escape my growling, hungry tummy... We'll see how it goes.
B: none
L: Chicken breast, lettuce, cucumber followed by 0% fat greek yoghurt & a tsp Splenda
D: Mushroom omelette with steamed veg (cabbage and cauliflower)
Totals = 527 cals, 22g carbs
DD here, going to Cardiff for 2 nights to attend another funeral tomorrow morning.
Plan is:
L soya flat white
D salad and glass of wine in the hotel
Wish me luck.
B - coffee with HWC, eggs cooked in coconut oil, slice whole wheat toast with SF preserves (325)
L - tuna salad on revolution rolls (500)
D - fresh veggies, pork chops, iced milk (700)
Good luck Cindy!
Evie, you'll do just fine.
B: Sun Warrior shake and coffee (89)
L: Chili/habanero (210)
D: Grilled portabella cap (42) and I'm not sure what else yet. Got my grill!
Fairywren - I too hate those DD's that I am up really early, that is why I LOVE DD's on the weekend!
Up day for me!
B - eggs, turkey brat, millet chia (GF bread, BEST I have ever found!) spreadable fruit 445c
L - cheesey crack slaw 1 3/4 cup 370c
D - not sure, will be out and about, It's World Series softball time here, parade, skills drills, FUN evening! 950ish c to play with
S - protein granola bar
1950c goal
It's an UD and I don't have a plan! And I need to make it a good (meaning enough calories) UD.
*If* dh and I go to town we'll eat lunch out and probably stop at DQ for my free birthday blizzard (I know.....not healthy). We were supposed to do that on Sunday and it didn't happen and he wants to go more than me. LOL If that happens that will be it for me today.
Otherwise, I think I'll repeat yesterday's yummy dinner as an early lunch and then have salmon & cucumber on toast for dinner with some watermelon. That sounds good.
Hey a FREE blizzard is a free blizzard! Enjoy and Happy Late Birthday!
DD. My usual broken record menu. :lol:
* Coffee with cream (twice)
* YoCheese Pudding
* Cream Cheese Muffin
* LC Blueberry Cobbler
Maybe an Almost Like Chocolate Milkshake, too.
11:20 a.m.
-oatmeal made with flax, chia, cinnamon, salt, coconut sugar, coconut oil, water
3 p.m.
-salad made of kale & other greens, cabbage, cannellini beans, chicken breast, evoo-based dressing
-1 c. cherries
-1 c. strawberries
-2 glasses wine
est. 750 cals (I don't count veg & fruit & CO)
This one will be the usual, substituting a baked Irish potato for the sweet potato I had Monday and Friday.
1.5-egg omelet w bell pepper & onion, 1/8th cup sharp cheddar shred...210
Suiss Mocha coffee............................................ ....................................30
big tossed salad with 1/2 a cucumber and 1 serving of spray Ranch.........50
baked potato w Light Sour Cream, bell pepper......................................190
chewing gum snack............................................. ....................................5
UD, but I haven't a clue what I'm doing (which is rare for me)-- busy with work, so just winging it:
b: higher fiber multigrain O cereal, almond milk (about 260 cal total)
L: about 12.5 oz pork ribs (meat, minus the bones/refuse)
also, 0% fat greek yogurt with some splenda and walden farms blueberry jelly stuff
4 of these great crackers that sort of taste like granola-- have fruit, nuts, seeds in them. Not sure if they have them in the US? raincoast crisps. (it's not a link, so that's ok, right? I swear the TOS of the site have me totally freaked out... :stars: )
D: not sure, but I have a plan for chicken thighs in hot sauce, and some almond-milk ice cream for dinner, and I still have about 500 cal to go...
Ooooo Chocolate, where are you??? :D
Indeed !!!! I'm not sure about dinner either but I'm thinking wine when I eventually make it home!!!
2nd ever DD!
B: Coffee w/1tbl FF Hazelnut creamer
L: Atkins shake
3:00: Claussens Dill pickle spear
D: Julienned zucchini sauteed in 1tsp CO, 1oz diced ham, 1 whole egg-over easy. :yummy:
8:00 if hungry: 4 Wheat Thin crackers
Total: 372
Almost through 2nd DD, I can do this!:up:
6:45 p.m.
-a smaller salad like above
-1/2 can sardines in mustard
-about 2 c. watermelon
I'm done for the day. I could call this a "DD" since my cals (that I do count) were under 900... otherwise it was 1200 calories if everything was counted. But the way I do it as a "dd/FD" it doesn't matter because both sides of the day worked out fine. :) Anyway, I suppose I'll do it all again tomorrow. :)
I ended up having...
-1/2 turkey sandwich
-about 20 lower-fat, unsalted potato chips (surprisingly good)
-about 1.5 c. broccoli florets (raw) dipped in zero fat hummus
UD- I ate the majority of this food after work and mostly fasted during work.
2 Hot Dogs, a little ground turkey w/feta cheese, chicken thigh w/skin
4 thin slices deli ham w/2 slices of cheese and a SFV Americano w/HWC
Fried meatloaf topped w/bacon and cheese and a SF Powerade
Dark Chocolate
Have no idea how many calories I consumed.
I didn't really feel hungry for most of the day - this still feels somewhat strange to me but i love it!
Cindy, good luck, hope everything goes well for you in Cardiff.
I grilled the portabella cap, asparagus spears, and vidalia onion. My whole dinner was under 90 calories and I ended the day at 395.
6oz of chicken thighs in hot sauce, some chinese greens
1 LC chocolate chip nut bar (about 200 cal)
1 serving LC chocolate icecream (about 200)
and I had another 200+, so I had a serving of dreamfields pasta with a wee bit of tomato sauce and parm.
around 2100 cal
around 95g carbs
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Principles of Metaphysics
Every once in a while a teaching comes along that changes everything… It's the kind of teaching that you wonder how you ever lived your life before you knew it.
This is the kind of information that changes the way you see the world, the way you see your life, and the way you see yourself in the world.
It's the kind of information that somehow expands who you are, opening your cells to receive more light and in the process you are transformed.
Are you looking for this kind of teaching?
Do you want to learn the secrets of the universe?
Are you looking to take your life to the next level?
Are you ready?
We think this class is so important that we want everyone to have access. So for the next 15 days we are going to make this class available for only $99! (Regularly $375).
Frequently Asked Questions
What Will I Know After I Complete The Principles of Metaphysics
- You'll Know how to transform your life (and your clients) with alchemy—turning lead into gold—with the 7 Great Principles
- You'll Know how you can leverage the power of divine magic to attract more abundance, love, health, happiness and those "positive happenings" you've been pining after into your life
- You'll Know how mentalism, correspondence, vibration, rhythm, mental gender & polarity play a role, and how to naturally control these universally recognized powers to ease into a life you'll love
- You'll Know why people seeking wealth, spiritual healing, and abundant happiness sought the help of Hermes Trismegistrus
- You'll Know the truth behind "the Law of Attraction" and which time-tested steps you must begin to take now to see instant positive shifts in your life
- You'll Know why this metaphysical "blueprint" is acknowledged, and accepted by every major religion throughout the world
- And More…
What Graduates Are Saying?
I feel like it sounds like I am exaggerating the influence one week of class has had on me. Since really, it was just such a small shift in attitude and awareness. But just that tiny shift has been affecting me in so many ways!"
Love, loved, loved the class! Wow! My life has changed dramatically! Can't wait to continue! I am reading Mike Dooley now but am always looking for that Kybalion-type book that sparks interest, as I want to keep the momentum going.What would be your suggestion on the next class I should take and also reading recommendations would be greatly appreciated.Thank you so much for suggesting the class. I loved you as a teacher!!! Thanks for everything!
What Will I Experience in Principles of Metaphysics?
On your first day of class you'll login and join the small, intimate group of students who will be experiencing this journey with us.
You'll receive instructions on how to download your free textbooks. You'll begin learning how to create your own reality by leveraging the power of consciousness creation from day one.
How Will I Retain What I've Learned So I Can Put It Into Real-Life?
- You'll interact with your instructor and your fellow students through forum discussions that ask you to think about what you've learned and embed it in your mental process for easy access when you need it.
- You'll create a 3 page paper because the power of writing helps you build the mental construct that connects new ideas with your current life experiences anchoring what you've learned to create new metaprograms. (100 potential points)
- After every audio & reading lesson (the easiest way to get an education that fits your schedule) you'll see how much new information you've retained with a 10-question "Celebration of Knowledge" (900 potential points)
Reviewing with a "Celebration of Knowledge" insures 2 critical outcomes:
- Your brain grabs hold of new knowledge, and replaces old knowledge best when you ask questions & provide it with the answers. The more you do this, the more you'll retain, and the faster you'll make use of it in real life.
- Your brain prioritizes new information based on the attention you give it. When you ask it questions, and give it answers, you're prioritizing the information you've just invested in learning faster, and easier—so you'll naturally use it to take action.
What Free Resources Will I Have Immediate Access To?
The Kyballion by the Three Initiates or Divine Magic by Doreen Virtue
"Nothing stands still – everything is being born, growing, dying – the very instant a thing reaches its height, it begins to decline – the law of rhythm is in constant operations…."
"Do not make the mistake of supposing that the little world you see around you – the Earth, which is a mere grain of dust in the Universe – is the Universe itself. There are millions upon millions of such worlds, and greater. And there are millions of millions of such Universes in existence within the Infinite Mind of THE ALL"
"Everything happens according to Law; that nothing ever "merely happens"; that there is no such thing as Chance; that while there are various planes of Cause and Effect, the higher dominating the lower planes, still nothing ever entirely escapes the Law."
How Will You Measure My Progress To Guarantee I'm Doing It Right?
You want to get the most from your learning, don't you'? To guarantee you're getting the foundation you need for both conscious life creation and to get paid to help clients in the metaphysical arena, all of your work will be examined in detail. Remember, we're here to help so if you have any questions, please feel free to share them with your instructor and the students on your journey.
If you find that your work is falling below 70% please contact your instructor for help.
How Much Time Do You Have To Complete This Course?
You'll want to stay with your cohort and complete this course in 12 weeks. Extensions are granted for busy lifestyles because everyone deserves to learn how to create their own reality!
A Personal Letter from Your Instructor
Hi, I'm Deborah Lindsey, IMU President. Now if you've attended a University before you know that Presidents don't normally teach the classes. But I personally believe that Principles of Metaphysics is a vital foundational cornerstone to transforming your life, which is why I've chosen to remain as the lead instructor for this program.
I didn't start out in the field of metaphysics, in fact, quite the opposite.
Before I discovered my passion for metaphysics I enrolled at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania and graduated with a B.A. in Communications.
When I finally realized my mission I began my search for credible Masters Degree in Metaphysics one truth became apparent—none existed.
Not one mainstream University was willing to go out on a ledge and share the truth about Metaphysics. Truth be told, I could have obtained a "theoretical" degree in Philosophy but why settle? Like so many, I wanted more…
I wanted to help clients implement the healing, helping, and harmonizing principles of metaphysics in a meaningful way.
I wanted to help people discover new worlds, new truths—new realities.
I wanted to bring the REAL value behind metaphysics to the streets in a way that people could touch, feel, understand, embrace—and benefit from immediately.
Since home distance learning programs were lacking, and the internet was new, I did the next best thing by starting a So, I did the next best thing. I started a spiritual development and holistic healing center in Parkersburg, WV, the town where I had recently relocated from the Washington, DC area, and I set out to learn everything I could.
Over the course of the next 11 years, I was able to take every course and training that came down the pike. If I had an interest in a subject, I would look for the best teacher I could find and then invite them to come to my center to teach. During that time I learned many energy healing protocols including the Jaffe-Mellor Technique (JMT), the Emotional Healing Technique (EFT), Usui Reiki, Toltec Nagual Reiki, Ma'heo'o' Reiki, Pranic Healing, Pranic Psychotherapy, Quantum Touch, Microbial Balancing, Muscle Testing and Kinesiology (Touch for Health), Brain Gym (Educational Kinesiology), Tibetan Figure 8′s, MAP, and Hypnosis, among others. I learned spiritual counseling and life coaching techniques along with meditation techniques. I studied energy anatomy and learned how to apply this information to read energy as a medical intuitive. I also put this knowledge to work doing independent research on many issues that affected the people in my life including autism, obesity, and addiction.
I invested more than gathering all of this life changing knowledge you'll be ready to know and use after you take Principles of Metaphysics
"Ready to learn how to (benefit, benefit, benefit, benefit). You'll learn everything you need to know to (result) when you join me and your energetic classmates on this journey.
While I loved, loved, loved the healing work, my heart really sang every time we taught a metaphysical course that studied consciousness. I studied the Law of Attraction, Masterminding (I still mastermind weekly to this day), Energy Anatomy and its role in conscious creation, the Mayan Calendar, and alchemy including hermetic philosophy and the Kybalion (which I now teach at IMU in the course called Principles of Metaphysics). I also deeply love Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life teachings, which we now offer online as well. To me sacred geometry is a universal language of light that stimulated DNA activations and awakenings that are hard to explain to anyone who hasn't yet experienced it. These teachings took my consciousness to the next level.
I put all of this together and created a successful healing practice that helped many hundreds of people over the course of the next decade. I taught dozens and dozens of workshops, even going on the road to teach what I knew when time allowed. I particularly loved teaching EFT and went on to train and certify many dozens of people in EFT Levels 1, 2, and 3. I also taught "how to bend a spoon with your mind," fascinating people wherever I went with the simple power of telekinesis.
I also had the good fortune of working with Rev. Randy Hastings who was a devoted and talented shaman who had been working in the field for more than 4o years. Randy was able to guide me to learning many shamanic practices including shamanic journeying, soul retrieval, native american ceremony, and more. He introduced me to the world of Huna Shamanism and the Mayan Calendar teachings and guided me toward another amazing teacher, Don Zane Curfman, who taught me the ways of the Andean Shamans as well. Randy was also very involved in the UFO community and brought these teachings to the center along with what I think of as "the ascension" teachings.
While my interest in palm reading started while I was still an undergraduate at Shippensburg U, I was able to develop and hone these skills as well. My interest in the psychic and intuitive arts was greatly developed and enhanced over my time with the Center as well. I also studied the tarot and astrology as well as runes and other divination techniques. Finally I was able to develop my skills in mediumship and was able to begin giving readings, which I continue to do in moderation to this day.
Renowned author and psychic Susan Sheppard was also very involved in the center teaching courses in astrology and the paranormal, among others. I learned all about ghosts and ghost-hunting techniques, and various other aspects of the paranormal.
During this time, I was also created the International Metaphysical Churches and began having services each Sunday. I grew to love the ceremonial process and enjoyed visiting the local Indian Mounds when possible to do ceremony. For me, this was replacement for the church I had loved so much in the DC area, the Arlington Metaphysical Chapel, and was my chance to help others along the metaphysical path. It was at a retreat center for AMC in Roanoke, Virginia, where I first met future IMU dean Janet Decker. She was the creator of "The Angel Board" which to me was a fascinating divination tool. Her ability to make that thing fly has always amazed me.
In my spare time, I would put on metaphysical expos, doing what I could to spread the word and create community. With the shift of the ages looming, I redoubled my efforts to bring this information to the world any way that I could. The expos were great fun and I met many wonderful people who I count among my friends. One such expo was held at Hocking College and this is where I met the other future IMU dean Kelly Weary, whose deep love of all things UFO has always kept me fascinated.
This, to me, was the education I had been looking for. For more than a decade I had my face in every book I could find and took every training that interested me (and some that didn't.) But at the end of it, I had no documentation (i.e. diploma) that could translate into the mainstream world. This was particularly frustrating to me because I also had many students who had been coming to the Center for many, many years who also had no mainstream credentials to show for their work. They had earned degrees and I longed to be able to bestow on them that credibility and well-earned validation.
Along the way, I continued to look for credible mainstream education in metaphysics and could never find it. It got to the place that Rev. Hastings and I, along with a cast of many others, held a meeting about the idea of starting a metaphysical college. I think that meeting took place in 2003. I remember sitting in the meeting room at the Center with ideas overflowing and everyone looking at me as if I was somehow going to magically pull this off.
As you can imagine, the idea was overwhelming. I had no idea how to create a curriculum, let along attract the millions of dollars necessary to purchase the land and buildings that would be needed, for marketing, staff, etc. Add to that the desire for mainstream accreditation, and it was more than I could do.
I remember going home that night and saying to God, "If you want me to do this, you're going to have to bring me everything I need. I'm not pushing this puppy uphill by myself."
As if by magic, a few weeks later I received an email from a friend of mine who is a medical doctor and EFT practitioner in Athens, OH, Dr. J.J. Johnson. He was writing to tell me about a new program that was being developed at Hocking College in Ohio and to invite me to sit on the board that was creating the new curriculum. The call was so random that I had to take notice.
I was subsequently able to invite Rev. Hastings to join us in this endeavor.
So over the course of the next two years, we worked with a team of amazing people to create a mainstream degree that was designed for accreditation at Hocking College in the field of Natural Health. It was a great freaking program and I was very proud of the work we had created. My biggest problem with it was that they were so very, very careful to keep all of the spirituality out of the program. No one could ever mention spirit as part of the equation and to me that mitigated the whole thing.
Finally, the program was launched. I was invited to teach the EFT training but the search went out for people with mainstream masters and doctorate degrees to teach the regular courses. The problem, of course, is that no one in the entire freaking world had a mainstream masters degree in metaphysics and so they were trying to fill the teacher positions with people who had unrelated degrees. It was a disaster. People had credentials but no real knowledge of the topics they were teaching. Worse, the administration didn't know what they were doing either. The result was that the program was closed down before the first students could even graduate. It was a very sad day as you can imagine.
In retrospect, I think that God created that program so that I could learn how to create a mainstream curriculum. It was all part of a master plan to birth IMU into the world.
Shortly after that, while I was still licking my wounds from this seemingly failed project, a woman showed up to learn Reiki at the Center who I had never seen before. Afterwards, I was sitting with her while she was waiting for her husband to pick her up when she turns to me and she says, "I could put this class up on line for you. I am a part of a business that creates online colleges."
As you can imagine, I heard those words with absolute incredulity. Here it was, the next step of the puzzle, strategically placed in front of me by the divine source itself. I had never taken an online course or even really knew what it entailed but I knew it was important.
It took a few weeks for the information to settle in and for me to do the research as to what this really meant. By then she had sent me a sample of what the course could look like. It was unimpressive in its scope but the framework was there and I could see it. Within a week, I had a meeting set up to see how this would work. Within a month contracts were signed and the International Metaphysical University, the educational branch of the International Metaphysical Churches, was born.
Next came the fun, crazy part. Ideas were pouring in. The possibilities were everywhere! What did I want it to look like? Who did I want as part of my team? How would it be structured? What degrees would we offer? Courses?Instructors? It was CRAZY! And it was absolutely glorious. I assembled the highest quality team available anywhere in the world and we got to work. We worked our butts off for the dream that was IMU. It was hard and it was fun. It was the project of a lifetime for all of us. We were on a high that pervaded every aspect of our lives.
We held our first summit on March 24, 2009 and launched the school with just 9 classes on November 4, 2009 with a beautiful ceremony at Mound Cemetery in Marietta, OH. It was a glorious fall day. The weather was chilly and the leaves crunched under our feet as we walked toward the mound. As the ceremony commenced, we noticed that a mist had settled in around us as Rev. Hastings pointed out that the unseen world had come to join us in full force. We buried a crystal at the gateway to the mound to forever hold the energy of IMU at that sacred spot, and we grounded the energy of this amazing project into the earth for manifestation.
As we closed the ceremony, the sacred mist dissipated. I will always remember that day.
One week later Reverend Hastings made his transition into the light. I am forever grateful for the role he played in launching IMU and am soo grateful that we were able to record his class on Toltec Nagual Reiki before he crossed. It is his legacy and carries on even though his body is gone.
So that's my story and the story of IMU. The two are intricately entangled. I am proud of the work we have done since that auspicious day in 2009 to create what I believe is the best metaphysical school in the world. It is now possible to earn a masters degree in metaphysics that has the grit of a mainstream degree. We are still working on mainstream acceptance in the role of accreditation, though sometimes I worry that accreditation would require us to whitewash what is currently very authentic spiritual training. It is a goal we aspire to reach in the very near future.
To me, this university is the work and creation of the divine. I know that sounds hokey but Source Energy made this happen and Source Energy will guide its way. IMU is a dream come true and I sincerely hope that we are able to be the best possible stewards of this school we can be so that we can bring this new concept in education to the people of the world, and hey, maybe beyond.
Deborah Lindsey
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5 things to watch for on Draft Day 2
Plenty of RBs available in NFL Draft
|Southern California's Marqise Lee participates in an NFL event in New York, Wednesday, May 7, 2014. The event was to promote Play 60, an NFL program which encourages kids to be active for a healthy life. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
NEW YORK (AP) — Welcome to Day 2 of the NFL Draft. Plenty of running backs are still available. For the second straight year, no running backs were selected in the first round. Before last year, that had never happened in the common draft era, which started in 1967 with the merger of the NFL and AFL.
Once one of the football's glamour positions, running backs have now been relegated to role players in the NFL. Star college backs such as Carlos Hyde, Bishop Sankey, Tre Mason and Ka'Deem Carey should start coming off the boards Friday night, when Rounds 2 and 3 are held at Radio City Music Hall.
Round 1 on Thursday night started with South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney going to the Houston Texans and ended with the Minnesota Vikings trading back into the first round to pick Teddy Bridgewater. The Louisville quarterback wasn't the only high-profile passer to have a long wait backstage.
Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel waited about 3 hours before the Browns pulled off a trade to take the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner with pick No. 22.
Now Johnny Football is Johnny Cleveland and the Texans are back on the clock, maybe looking for quarterback.
Houston has the first pick of the second round. The Washington Redskins will get their draft started on Friday, with the second pick of Round 2, No. 34 overall.
The defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks also have yet to make it pick. Seattle traded out of the first round, giving the Vikings the 32nd pick they used to take Bridgewater and getting back Nos. 40 and 108. Barring a trade up, Indianapolis would be the last team to draft. The Colts' first pick is the 27th of the second round, No. 59 overall.
Here are five things to look for on Day 2 of the NFL Draft.
RUNNING MEN: Who will be the first running back off the board, and which team will break the seal? Ohio State's Hyde is a good bet to be the answer to the first question. He's big (230 pounds) and quick and doesn't have many miles on those big legs compared to some of the other workhorse backs. Arizona's Carey had 652 carries in his last two college seasons. Washington's Sankey had 616. Hyde had 523 in four seasons at Ohio State. Mason, a Heisman finalist from Auburn, was relatively lightly used — until last season.
Other top running backs: LSU's Jeremy Hill; West Virginia's Charles Sims; Towson's Terrance West; and Boston College's Andre Williams, another Heisman finalist.
Teams in need of a back include Jacksonville, Tennessee, Cleveland and Miami. With running-back-by-committee all the rage, teams like to stockpile at the position — without using first-round picks.
STILL IN THE GREEN ROOM: Thirty players attended the NFL draft, so it's no surprise that more than a few will have to return to Radio City for Day 2. Unpicked after the first round were: Missouri defensive end Kony Ealy; Eastern Illinois quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo; Minnesota defensive tackle Ra'Shede Hageman; Alabama offensive tackle Cyrus Kouandjio; Indiana receiver Cody Latimer; USC receiver Marqise Lee; USC center Marcus Martin; Vanderbilt receiver Jordan Matthews; and Virginia tackle Morgan Moses.
CATCHING ON: If your team still needs a receiver after five were taken in Round 1, no need to fret. There is plenty of talent left at what is considered the deepest position in the draft. Start with Lee, who was being talked about as a possible top-10 pick after he was an All-American as a sophomore. A spotty junior season dropped his stock, but he could be a Day 2 steal. Don't be surprised if there is a run on receivers Friday with Matthews and Latimer, along with Fresno State's Davante Adams, Mississippi's Donte Moncrief, Penn State's Allen Robinson and LSU's Jarvis Landry among those picked.
O'BRIEN'S QB. New Texans coach Bill O'Brien said the team would draft a quarterback at some point. At the top of the second round Fresno State's Derek Carr is available, along with Garoppolo, Pittsburgh's Tom Savage, LSU's Zach Mettenberger, Alabama's AJ McCarron and Georgia's Aaron Murray. Houston might be willing to wait until Day 3 to address quarterback. On Thursday, there were published reports the team was working to trade for Patriots backup Ryan Mallett.
WHAT ABOUT SAM? Missouri linebacker Michael Sam, who publicly came out as homosexual in February, is hoping to be drafted this weekend, but it's probably overly optimistic to expect him to be selected Friday. It's more likely the focus on when, where and if Sam goes will occur Saturday during rounds four through seven. The NFL has never had an active, openly gay player.
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The United States and the international community have spent the better part of the last year backing peace talks in Geneva to bring about a "political transition that meets the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people," and ultimately end the war between the Alawite-dominated regime of President Bashar al-Assad and the Sunni and Kurdish-dominated opposition. But Assad has his own transition in mind: running for a third seven-year term as president. On April 28, the Syrian president nominated himself as a candidate in Syria's June 3 presidential poll, "hoping the parliament would endorse it."
This was hardly a surprise. Assad has hinted at his candidacy for months, and "spontaneous rallies" calling for him to run—many complete with images of Assad beside Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah—have sprung up across regime-controlled areas of the country, while shopkeepers have been encouraged to paint their storefronts with Syrian flags and slogans supporting the leader.
What's Assad's concession to his opponents after attempting to shoot his way out of the country's largest uprising, with 150,000-plus killed, 680,000 injured, and up to half of the country's 23 million people displaced? The Syrian president has made the next poll the first contested presidential election in the nation's modern history. That pledge, however, is undermined by the state of war in the country and Assad's previous referendums, including the last presidential election I observed personally in 2007, when he won by a Crimea-like 97.62 percent of the vote. In one polling station in Damascus's wealthiest and most Westernized neighborhood, a young woman-turned-poll worker not only urged me to vote even though I did not have Syrian nationality, but also encouraged me to follow the lead of Assad's main election poster and vote with a fingerprint in my own blood. Such tactics helped Assad improve upon his 97.24-percent showing in 2000, when his father Hafez died, and the Syrian parliament lowered the minimum age for seeking the Syrian presidency from 40 to 34 to allow Bashar to run.
Why, then, should anyone care about another rigged election in the Middle East? Because Assad's reelection is actually part of his larger strategy to destroy the international community-backed plan for a negotiated solution to the increasingly sectarian Syrian crisis in favor of a forced solution on his terms. This solution includes sieges and starvation of opposition-controlled areas, the manipulation of aid supplies, and the dropping of "barrel bombs," Scud missiles, and alleged chlorine gas canisters on his enemies. While this approach has helped him gain ground in western Syria with help from a legion of Hezbollah, Iraqi, and other Iranian-backed Shiite fighters, Assad lacks the troops to retake and hold all of Syria, unless his allies expand their involvement to a much more costly degree. Short of Syria's occupation by what is often described as "Iran's foreign legion," the opposition and their regional backers will not agree to a Potemkin transition with Assad and his Iranian allies calling the shots.
The likely outcome of all this is a failed state partitioned into regime, Sunni-Arab, and Kurdish areas, all of which are now havens for U.S.-designated terrorist organizations in the heart of the Middle East. Combined with regional tensions between Iran and the Arabs, as well as the deep chill in relations between Russia and the United States, diplomatic solutions seem distant as well. This presents Barack Obama with a dilemma that has far-reaching implications. Allowing Assad's forced solution to go forward will only contribute to the spread of a Syria-centered Middle Eastern proxy war between Iran and Arab countries, demonstrate to dictators that mass slaughter works, and show Moscow and other U.S. adversaries that Washington is unwilling to follow through on its foreign-policy principles and diplomatic agreements. But reversing Assad's course will require the kind of military action from the West and its regional allies that Obama has been extremely reluctant to use due to its expense and uncertain result for the United States.
In early 2012, as the armed insurgency in Syria gathered steam, the Assad regime's changes to the constitution to establish contested presidential elections attracted little attention in the West, which at the time was focused on Kofi Annan's five-point plan to end the crisis. When that effort failed, the United States and Russia negotiated the "Geneva Communique of 2012." At the time, the regime's contraction, if not its demise, seemed certain, so Western negotiators watered down the text's language over Assad's fate to overcome a Russian veto at the United Nations. Instead of demanding Assad "step aside" as part of a transition, the United States agreed to a "Transitional Governing Body" with "full executive powers" to be formed by "mutual consent" that "could include members of the current government and the opposition and other groups." American negotiators held up the "mutual consent" clause at the time as giving the opposition a veto over Assad's participation in the TGB. But by not ruling Assad out of the scheme, as well as failing to define which opposition groups had to agree to the TGB, the agreement gave Russia a veto over the process and allowed Assad to play for time.
And he did just that. Last year, with the backing of Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia, Assad launched a counterinsurgency effort that—combined with the use of chemical weapons, Obama's unwillingness to enforce his "red line" on their use in Syria, and the regime's foot-dragging on its deal with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in Security Council Resolution 2118—decimated the opposition. As a seeming concession to the Russians for getting the Assad regime to give up its chemical weapons, the United States helped deliver selective representatives from the Syrian National Coalition (SNC), an opposition umbrella organization backed by the West, to negotiations in Geneva with the Assad regime in January and February. But the Syrian regime refused to negotiate a Transitional Governing Body, and went so far as to place opposition negotiators on a list of terrorists. At the same time, Assad increased bombardment of opposition areas with barrel bombs—crude explosive devices dropped from regime helicopters. According to U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power "the most concentrated period of killing in the entire duration of the conflict" occurred during the talks in Geneva. Russia, which in Security Council Resolution 2118 had effectively pledged to involve the regime in discussions on the TGB, is now suddenly unwilling to do so.
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Apartment Kristina is situated in the beautiful town of Supetar on the holiday island of Brac. It is a modern 3 stars tourist ranking apartment with a lovely panoramic view of the sea and the resort.
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The documentary finally debuted in a New York cinema today, with a Los Angeles debut on August 17th, according to Entertainment Weekly, and reviews have been flooding in, with the result being a largely favourable response to Baxter's documentary. "Mr. Trump comes across as an insensitive, lying bully who will do whatever it takes to realize his dream of creating what he promises will be the world's greatest golf resort," writes the New York Times. The Village Voice meanwhile points out that Trump's portrayal is representative of Americans abroad in general, claiming "Donald Trump is the face of America here, representing all of us and demonstrating our values abroad. Hopefully this sharp rendering, or something very much like it, is the legacy for which he and his family will be remembered."
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I worked at Smile Brands as a contractor (less than an year)
Friendly co-workers
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Location is next to the Irvine Spectrum
Capable IT
Dignified relationship with mid-level management
The parking transponder was not very reliable
My position was temporary and I did not get to hang around longer
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I have been with the company for several years now. Within the last year there has been a lot of changes especially in upper management. One of the new Market Directors tries to be more of a friend or buddy then a leader. He has made inappropriate comments to me directly in emails. Comments about drinking alcohol. He has been disrespectful about employees when discussing the appropriate corrective action to take with employees such as calling them idiots. He has even called me and identifies himself as "it's me" instead of by his name. He acts like we talk all the time or something. The only one that should identify their self like that to me is my husband.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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From an editorial in Tuesdays (Winston-Salem) Journal:
Prison inmates owe a debt to society, but its hard to see how they repay that debt idling their time away in a state institution, burning up taxpayer funds.
For years, North Carolina made good use of idle inmate time. The state put inmates to work on community projects, maybe painting a courthouse or clearing storm damage.
Then the program stopped a few years back. In the tight budget years following the recession, lawmakers cut it. First they saved $4.8 million in 2009, then, after resuscitating a smaller program a year later, cut it again in 2011, this time saving $1.6 million.
With state revenues rebounding, and the economy showing signs of revival, some legislators want to bring the program back. They should. And local governments that will benefit from some of the work the inmates do should chip in for part of the cost.
The crews cost $230 a day to run. For that, the state puts eight to 10 laborers on the job, supervised by a guard. Thats less than $30 for a laborers full day of work, and it is a bargain.
At a meeting of the Joint Legislative Emergency Management Oversight Committee, legislators raised the possibility of marketing the program to local governments. They want to know if towns and counties would pay maybe $150 a day to offset state costs.
Many communities have projects they would love to undertake but which they cannot afford to pursue. This is where this program can be a winning effort for all. The communities get the work done for a small cost while inmates get out in the fresh air for a day, get some exercise and, we hope, learn something positive about an honest days work by making some canteen money.
It is essential that programs such as this do not compete with the labor available in a community. Thats why renting crews to private companies should not be allowed.
Legislators say they are looking for ways to run government more efficiently. With this program, they have a chance to do so.
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Southern Connecticut advances to Division II Elite Eight
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Tylon Smith, a 6-foot-2 junior guard from Manchester, scored 29 points and picked off 10 rebounds Tuesday night to lift Southern Connecticut to a 78-72 victory over St. Anselm in the third round of the NCAA Division II championship.
The victory sends the Owls of coach Mike Donnelly into the Elite Eight starting Wednesday in Evansville, Ind.
Waterbury's Mike Mallory added 15 for the Owls, who improved their record to 30-2.
Smith, who scored the winning basket to beat Franklin Pierce on Sunday night, made 9 of 19 field goal attempts and 11 of 13 foul shots. Greg Langston, a senior from Stratford, added 15 points for Southern.
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Zumba Fundraiser for St. Jude's Children's Hospital (In Memory of Emily)
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Please help support St. Jude's Children's Hospital and put an end to childhood cancers and life threatening disorders. There will be Zumba, raffles, and activities for children. $10 to come, children 12 and under get in FREE with a hand-made get well card for kids at St. Jude's.Return to event list.
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Dick Cheney knows how to travel safely: The former vice president under President George W. Bush will appear at Miami Book Fair International — with his cardiologist.
Cheney, 72, will be in conversation with his co-author and long-time physician Jonathan Reiner to discuss their book, Heart: An American Medical Odyssey (Scribner, $28). In it Cheney recounts his 35-year battle with heart disease (he received a transplant in 2012).
The discussion takes place at 9 a.m. Nov. 23 in the Auditorium at Miami Dade College's Wolfson campus, 300 NE Second Ave. in downtown Miami. The event is free, but admission to the street fair is $8 for adults; $5 for 13-18 and over 62; 12 and under free. For more information, call 305-237-3258 or visit www.miamibookfair.com
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