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Dr. Holland began practice at the Boulder Medical Center in July 1995. Previously he was on the faculty of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque serving as their Director of Interventional Cardiology. He is originally from Los Angeles, California. He enjoys skiing the Colorado Rockies, scuba diving and back packing.
After receiving his Medical Degree and completing his Internship and Residency at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland in 1985, he was awarded a Fellowship from the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, for Cardiovascular Diseases and Interventional Cardiology. Dr. Holland is a nationally recognized expert in coronary stent placement; a procedure that is performed to open blocked arteries. Other areas of interest include cardiac critical care, pacemaker placement and echocardiography. Dr. Holland helped establish the Boulder Heart Institute which is a multidisciplinary, humanistic approach to prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.
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Ganesh Mantra: Om Gam Ganapataye Namah
Summary: Ganesha will not only ground you, remove obstacles and give you success, he leads you to Self Knowledge. Anything new you would do such as a new job, new event such as a birthday, new teacher training, new day etc., you get the blessings of Ganesh. He is the Lord of thresholds.
As you know, Ganesh removes obstacles in a physical sense with the weapons he holds in either hand. However, the "real way" he removes obstacles in our lives is in the following manner: Ganesh usually is shown with a Mouse at his feet. (If the Ganesh murti doesnt come with a mouse, then your mind is the mouse and you make Ganesha complete!). The mouse is the transport vehicle (Vahana) of Ganesh, in other words, he rides on the mouse. However, the mouse symbolizes our minds which wander all over the place like the way the mouse scampers around. By riding on the mouse, Ganesh controls the mouse, he therefore controls our minds helping "still" our minds. Ganesh thus gets you in a state called "Practicing Samadhi" where the thought patterns in your mind are uniform. In that state, you do not experience any obstacle. So the obstacles we face in our lives are not outside you but inside our mind as vrittis (thought fluctuations). That is the secret how Ganesh removes obstacles by giving you an inner calmness.
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"Surrender" to Ganesh. The "abhaya mudra" (blessing gesture with his hand) is very powerful. It means, when you surrender your ego and yourself to Ganesh, he will dispel all fears and insecurities from within you. Just do your duty (Karma Yoga) and leave all the results to Ganesh. We have far less control over our lives than what we think.
The trunk of Ganesh symbolises the ability of discernment (Viveka). Just like the way, an elephant can carry a heavy log with his trunk or pick a single blade of grass with the same trunk, we need to have the ability to "discern" in our dealings with people. The ultimate discernment is seeing the Unity of Consciousness in this World of Multiplicity. The twisted trunk of Ganesha is called Vakratunda. This represents the path of sadhana, spiritual practice. An elephants trunk usually hangs down, this is the path of least resistance in the New Age which says you are already enlightened and dont need to do any work. The twisted trunk of Ganesha represents that the path of Sadhana that leads to the sweet he holds, the bliss of enlightenment, SatChitAnanda. Sat is truth of what Is, the I Am. Chit is Awareness. Ananda is bliss. So when you are truly aware of the Self, the I Am, the only thing there Is, you are in bliss - this is the sweet Ganesha wants us to taste.
The broken tusk of Ganesh signifies non-duality (only one tusk is left, that is Consciousness, One with out a second). The other reason he broke his tusk is to write the Mahabharata. Ganesh is the God of Writers and enhances our intuitive writing abilities.
The large Ears of Ganesh represent the ability to really listen and not merely hear. Many people hear and are thinking what to say next in their minds.
The large belly of Ganesh (Lambodhara) represents the ability to go beyond the opposites of life (duality) and realize the non-dual consciousness within us (intuitive Self realization). It also represents the Fullness (Purna) of Consciousness. He says life is about Perfecting while feeling Perfect at every stage. In other words, we can always get better and better with a feeling of contentment and fullness at every moment.
The Axe Ganesh holds in one hand chops the pull this world of Multiplicity has on our ego. His other hand holds the Noose , with which he pulls the ego into pure non-dual consciousness, so enlightenment happens to your Ego - we know who we are, pure unbounded consciousness.
To explain this further, Vedanta teaches us that our Ego straddles a line between this world of Duality and Pure non Dual Consciousness. This was actually one of the greatest teachings of Shankaracharya in his Adhyasa Bhashya of the Brahmasutras. The ego gets enmeshed in the world and we start basing our happiness on whether our desires are fulfilled in the world. The axe of Ganesha chops this pull and the noose he holds in the other hand pulls your ego home where it belongs, pure Consciousness.
The Sanskrit word for ego is AhamKara (the "I" maker) and the Sanskrit word for the vast nature of consciousness is Maha. Interestingly when Ganesh chops the pull of this world on our Ego and flips it back, it is the same as flipping back Aham and you get Maha! Thus the individual becomes the Macrocosmic. That is why Ganesh has an elephant head on the human body. The elephant head represents Maha and the human body is Aham. Ganesh thus represents the great Mahavakya (Great Saying) of the Vedas: Tat tvam Asi. (That thou Art). It literally means you are infinite. The little known Ganapati Upanishad (Ganesha Atharva Shirsha) elevates every aspect of Ganesha as symbols of Consciousness and starts off with this Mahavakya of Tat tvam Asi as an homage to Lord Ganesha.
Jyothi Chalam is a scholar of Vedanta, the philosophy of self realization. Jyothi teaches workshops on the Upanishads at ashrams, yoga studios and yoga conferences. Jyothi is also an accomplished musician of the South Indian Classical tradition. Her music is the culmination of both her philosophical meditations and deep spiritual devotion.
Manoj Chalam uses humor and personal anecdotes in his workshops to illuminate Hindu mythology. An Indian-born scientist with a PhD from Cornell University, Manoj helps individuals find their archetypes in Hindu Yogic deities and teaches the 4 ways to work with their archetype. He has also compiled a book on the symbolisms of Hindu and Buddhist deities.

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Another beautiful day and plenty of rain are really helping all the vegetables along. We are shaping up to have a good crop of winter squash and the green beans are starting to go crazy- be prepared.
This week's CSA includes:
broccoli, salad mix, basil, plus:
thumbelina carrots- they are slightly larger this week, but still in the "mini carrot" category. The super-long 'sugar snax' and gigantic 'danvers' and 'nantes' varieties are going to be ready in a few weeks.
baby fingerling potatoes- a mixture of 'yellow banana' and 'peruvian purple' with a few 'la ratte' These are great roasted at 450 with some olive oil and herbs for about 20 minutes or you could steam them and serve with plenty of butter. They definitely do not need peeling, but please store them in the fridge. New potatoes are tender and have not been cured for storage like those harvested in the fall. Room temperature tends to make them rot or attract pesky fruit flies.
green beans- the first of many. Only a light cooking is necessary to make these completely delicious.
edible pod peas- the last of the peas, no more until next year! The powdery mildew was beginning to set in and most of the plants have finished producing, so we have already taken down the pea fences and put the chickens on the field to clean up. Spots on peas are harmless!


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New research from Adfonic has revealed that click-through rates (CTRs) for branding campaigns are 250% higher on tablets than they are on smartphones.
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Wednesday 3rd July 11.00 Brown Shipley Concert Hall Master Class
Roger Webster
John Irish, reporter Those of us fortunate to hear the opening concert had already heard this wonderful virtuoso perform on cornet. Todays master class started with brief remarks on a variety of subjects. He Webster stressed the importance of assimilating knowledge and education by attending conferences like this one in Manchester. He also recommended that students seek advice and put practical information to use in the practice room. He talked about the state of young players who are able to handle more technically-demanding pieces these days, but who generally dont have the experience to convey the emotional content as well as more mature players. He recommended that students seek out performance opportunities whenever possible, as that experience, both good and bad is the best teacher. Practice should always have positive connotations, with time in the practice room spent doing things that we enjoybe positive going into the practice room as well as coming out!
Students then performed for Mr. Webster. The first performer was Rhydian Griffiths (17 years old) who played the Arutunian Concerto on trumpet. Following an inspiring performance, Webster addressed a couple points. Some 16th note passages needed to be clearer; it wasnt a problem with his technique since many other passages were well played. He advocated slurring the faster double-tongued phrases making sure the fingers and air are under control. Then add the double tongue with a short tongue stroke so that the sound is not too percussive, and so that the airflow is not altered. Dont move the tongue too far forward since that would be a different placement than where it is when we normally blow. Pay attention to the little notes, end of phrases, etc.; the composer wrote those notes for a purpose. He also advised against adding notes that the composer didnt write. Vibrato is a decoration on the air stream, and it should be handled very carefully. Webster cautioned against letting the vibrato get in the way of the music. We should perform in a manner that pleases us and practice that way at home. He suggested that we practice putting ourselves in performance situations so that were better prepared for the reality of a true concert experience. He ended this coaching by stated that, We need to enjoy the piece so the listeners will enjoy it, too.
Danielle (age 8) played Softly Wakes my Heart (from Saint-Saens Samson and Delilah) on cornet. A very nice performance, one belying her young age, was greeted warmly by the audience. Mr. Websters comments were complimentary of her tone, accuracy, control, and the general quality of her performance. She told him she practices one hour per day and two hours on weekends. Webster assured her shes on the right path for a bright musical future.
Victoria (age 14) played Facilita on cornet. After an engaging performance, Webster commented on her nice sound, good interpretation, and clean tonguing for the most part. One area of concern was, How to not get tongue-tied in triple tongued passages? Webster advised her to, Practice at least twice as much in terms of length of passage, faster and slower, at different dynamic levels, and repeat the passage over and over. The muscles need to be ready (physically) to handle anything that is required of them. We should also try to practice pieces with various stages of warm-up (or lack of); in real life, players often have to perform without the comfort of our normal preparation time. After Victoria mentioned her studies with a private teacher, Webster urged all students to stick with the advice and study of a good teacher. All in attendance enjoyed the sage advice and wonderful musicianship of Mr. Roger Webster. (John Irish)


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Along with a Blu Ray DVD player, I'm interested in getting a surround sound system for my 40" Sony HDTV.
I had the impression that Bose was the gold standard in sound, but is there anything comparable, or better? Looking into the $1,000-2,000 range. |
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Choices, choices, there are so many choices. Take a look at Home Theater and Sound and Vision magazines if you want a good overview and some recommendations in your price range. Bose is probably OK but there may be some that are better... |
Bose is not the Gold Standard in sound quality. Many will tell you it is far from it. They do, however, have the Gold Standard in marketing of an OK product. Do you need just the speaker system do you need an amplifier/receiver to go with it? |
- Posted by harry_wild (My Page) on Thu, Dec 18, 08 at 0:32
Bose is junk! Go to some audiophile forum websites and post your comments that "Boses is the gold standard" You will probably get over 200 replies in a weeks time tell you their harsh opinions concerning Boses. It will be "wild" to read them all! |
If you are a "gamer", you might want to buy online a Sony PS3. It comes with a Blu Ray player. If you aren't a gamer, then either get the Panasonic DMP-BD35K 1080p Blu Ray Player or the Panasonic DMP-BD55K 1080p Blu-Ray Player. They are easily the best Blu Ray players at their price points--and better than many players that are many times the price. As far as speakers are concerned, much has to do with personal taste, budget, and very much the size of your room. Let me know if it is a small, medium, or large room (give specific measurements--such as width, length, and height). Onkyo AV receivers undoubtedly give more features and bang for the buck at their various price points. The Onkyo TX-SR706 THX Select rated receiver can be found online at under $500. The Onkyo TX-SR606 can be found at $335 and the Bose is very over-priced for their performance. There are a number of excellent speaker manufacturers available that sell directly online (cutting out the middle man). Names such as: Aperion (excellent speakers, but so-so subwoofers), Axiom (have a large line of all types and finishes of speakers and subwoofers), AV123.com (makes gorgeous speakers and subwoofers), Hsu Research(makers of great subwoofers and even a very good bookshelf style speaker at a reasonable price), SVS (also a manufacturer similar to Hsu), Emotiva (makes a great value bookshelf speaker at $199/each and a surround speaker at $249/pair. You would need 3 bookshelf speaker for the left and right front and the center ($600) + a pair of surrounds ($249), but they haven't released their self-powered subwoofer yet. There are a few other companies too. Of course, if you don't have the ability to hide wires for the front and especially the rear surround speakers, you might want to get in-wall speakers. While in-wall and in-ceiling speakers generally don't sound as well at their price points, sometimes they become necessary from a design stand point, or just a spouse acceptance factor. Greg |
- Posted by countryboymo (My Page) on Fri, Dec 19, 08 at 0:35
First thing to consider is what are your musical tastes other than home theater? Second is how much space do you have available or care to give up? Third is to make a collection of music and movies that interest you and find an audio or home theater store that only does audio/video or specializes in it and do an audition. Fourth is get the main information about the different brands in your price range and then audition them with music and movie snips that you recall as being interesting. I would take the salespersons input into consideration.. but I would let the speakers sell themselves to you. One technique is to go and listen to a couple sets that are their high end speakers for a bit and then go back to what is in your price range after listening for awhile to make sure of your decision. I would STAY AWAY from the big box stores if you want something to enjoy for years to come. I spent about 4 hours listening to different speakers when I purchased my Klipsch Forte's over 10 years ago and I to this day have no regrets. I listen to almost everything.. rock, blues, country, classical, hard rock and very few speakers are able to shine through all of it. But there are quite a few that can and that are in your price range. You should be able to close your eyes and hear the horn player operate the valves on the horn... hear the fingers on the strings of the guitar...feel the emotion of the singer.. What your ears might love mine might hate that is why in my opinion you need the salespersons input and then let your ears guide you. It is hard to explain but taking that extra time to find the speakers that you can wrap your ears around will be well worth it. To some Bose speakers sound fine and in a big box store at low volume they aren't bad to listen to as you walk by. To actually sit in front and audition them using music that is newer country or rock at anything above low volume is horrible compared to other systems available at a comparable price range. That is why you need time to listen to things YOU are familiar with and I won't go anywhere that I can't take the time to listen to what I want. |
My father has a Bose home theatre system and I think it sounds great (we were watching Polar Express last night) (not that we are experts). However, he has had a real problem with it not playing well with other components. He's not real technical and often has to have someone come and work on it. Last night the Bose didn't want to come off DVD and go back to TV. We had to keep playing around with it to get it to work. |
Let me state that I am not a Bose owner. Never have been. But I have been around their gear off and on for 25 years. Bose isn't junk. It is a very well marketed, average performing, speaker company. They sound OK, are built just fine, and are marketed to someone who doesn't aspire to be an audiophile. Their various A/V systems sound OK, look OK, and usually perform OK. Yes, they are also usually expensive. No, you cannot get many specs to compare their gear to other brands. If you are interested in spending lots of time listening to various speakers, reading spec sheets, etc., Bose isn't the brand for you. More important, they aren't trying to be. Buying from Bose is a lifestyle purchase not a audiophile purchase. |
- Posted by harry_wild (My Page) on Fri, Dec 26, 08 at 23:54
The key to a good Home Theater System is the subwoofer. Get the most RMS that you can afford not peak power; with the smalleest size. I been shopping for my second Definitive SuperCube and have settled on either the II or the III. It just a remarkable subwoofer but well worth the price. I think the II is 12" squared and III is 11" squared. Many cheap subwoofer advertise like 400 watts subwoofer but they are close to 75 watts continuous power. Don't get fooled by the cheap price and the great power. It not true and if it is it will be very booming not tight! |
jdbillp summed it up quite well and diplomatically in both of his/her replies. One of the old sayings used to be "No highs, no lows, must be a Bose". Many other systems outperform Bose dollar for dollar. I would agree that the subwoofer is a very important component but equally important is the center channel speaker especially for home theater. To hijack your post a bit, I amconsidering an upgrade to the Paradigm Ultracube 12 subwoofer (1500 watts peak/650 RMS). Any input from anyone here especially as compared to the Definitive eqivalent? |
I haven't played with any Definitive Technology gear in quite a while. When I did it was good stuff. But I have played with the Ultracube 12's little brother the Ultracube 10. The 10 is a great performing subwoofer. Loud, deep, and tight bass. I would imagine the 12 goes a little deeper and a little louder. |
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The Morning I Heard the Voice of God
Let me tell you about a most wonderful experience I had early Monday morning, March 19, 2007, a little after six o'clock. God actually spoke to me. There is no doubt that it was God. I heard the words in my head just as clearly as when a memory of a conversation passes across your consciousness. The words were in English, but they had about them an absolutely self-authenticating ring of truth. I know beyond the shadow of a doubt that God still speaks today.
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Makes about 3 cups
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 cup sour cream (or substitute plain yogurt)
- 3/4 cup buttermilk
- 3 tablespoons minced red bell pepper
- 2 tablespoons minced onion
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
Combine the mayonnaise, sour cream, and buttermilk in a mixing bowl and stir until smooth.
Add the bell pepper, onion, cilantro, garlic, pepper, and salt and mix well.
The dressing will keep for a week in a sealed container in the refrigerator.
From The Texas Cowboy Cookbook by Robb Walsh Copyright (c) 2007 by Robb Walsh. Published by Broadway Books.
Robb Walsh, "the Indiana Jones of food writers" (Liane Hanson, NPR), is the restaurant critic for the Houston Press, and occasional commentator for NPR's Weekend Edition, the former food columnist for Natural History magazine, and former editor in chief of Chile Pepper magazine. He is the author of Legends of Texas Barbecue Cookbook and The Tex Mex Cookbook: A History in Recipes and Photos, and the co-author of several other cooking and travel books. He lives in Houston, Texas.
my notes
- Calories56
- Carbohydrates1 g (0%)
- Fat6 g (9%)
- Protein1 g (1%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (6%)
- Sodium95 mg (4%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g (0%)
- Monounsaturated Fat1 g
- Cholesterol7 mg (2%)
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type: On a Budget, Quick & Easy, Sauce, Salad Dressing, Condiment/Spread
main ingredients: Buttermilk, Onion, Pepper, Bell Pepper, Yogurt, Garlic, Sour Cream, Mayonnaise, Cilantro
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The Catch. Ken Weitzman's play explores the well-worn concept of baseball as a metaphor for America itself, but in new and interesting ways. In the hands of Darryl Love, the boastful, charismatic player at the center of the story, the ball itself becomes a symbol, its seams stitching over the country's flaws: the racism that sidelined talented black players for years, the emphasis on commercialism and the quick deal, the jacked-up greed that brought about the financial meltdown. But this is also a story about fathers: a Japanese-American who was sent to an internment camp during World War II and whose memory his son Michael still seeks to redeem; Sid Zipnik, a Polish Jew who escaped the armies of both Russia and Germany, lost everything, and intends to hold on to the one thing he owns — a crumbling house in Chicago — until his fingers break. The play is set in San Francisco, where Sid is visiting his son, Gary, and the plot is based on fact. In 1998, baseball player Mark McGwire hit a home run, and the ball — caught by a fan — eventually sold for three million dollars. Barry Bonds broke the single-season home-run record three years later and, after a wild scramble, two men ended up claiming his ball. Naturally, legal proceedings followed. Gary, a genuinely original character who combines serious smarts with a delusional nuttiness so impenetrable that it almost rises to greatness, is the first to catch Darryl Love's prized ball. His failed dot-com venture has lost him both his wife and his home, and he's desperate to get them back, along with the respect of emotionally stunted Sid. There are a lot of laughs as the plot unfolds, but there's also a tragedy in the baffled, twisted bond between Gary and Sid. Presented by the Denver Center Theatre Company through February 26, Space Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 303-893-4100, www.denvercenter.org. Reviewed February 3.
Circle Mirror Transformation. At a small-town community center, four people are participating in an acting workshop run by Marty, who combines a little knowledge of theater with quite a bit of new-agey yearning. The participants are Marty's husband, one-time hippie James; sexy Theresa, who spent time in New York and has a smidgen of acting experience; good-guy carpenter Schultz; and sullen teenager Lauren. Everything you learn about these people, and pretty much the entire plot of Circle Mirror Transformation, comes from the acting exercises they go through together, though every now and then there's a solitary moment or a fragment of before-class dialogue, usually cut tantalizingly short by the arrival of others. No major drama, nothing climactic, no big resolutions, no straining for significance. Just moments of insight — partial, elliptical — that glimmer into view, then vanish almost before you can take them in, and a conclusion that's pure magic. Under the direction of Christopher Leo, both the technical values and the casting are first-rate. And where has Mark Rubald been all this time? No other actor around can make low-key decency so deeply appealing, and the dynamic between his Schultz and Barbra Andrews's lithe and sharply expressive Theresa is one of the strongest threads in an altogether strong evening. Presented by Curious Theatre Company through February 26, 1080 Acoma Street, 303-623-0524, www.curioustheatre.org. Reviewed January 27.
Hello, Dolly! You're looking for a warm, lively, music-filled, sweetly sentimental holiday season show — but you've had it up to here with Santas and Tiny Tims, as well as not-so-funny take-offs on Santas and Tiny Tims. Say hello to Hello, Dolly!, an old warhorse finding new life at Boulder's Dinner Theatre. The musical tells the story of a meddlesome widow, Dolly Levi, who makes a living connecting people. Ostensibly trying to find a wife for half-millionaire feed-store owner Horace Vandergelder, she's actually plotting to snare him for herself. First, though, she has to not only overcome his doubts, but free herself from the memory of her beloved dead husband, Ephraim. The plot — absurd, episodic, dated in parts — is really only a pretext for songs, dances and comic scenes, but the dialogue still has snap, and the songs are seductive. "It Takes a Woman" is a funny sendup of '50s marital expectations: "It takes a woman all powdered and pink/To joyously clean out the drain in the sink/And it takes an angel with long golden lashes/And soft Dresden fingers for dumping the ashes"; "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" is one of those joyous showstoppers that get your heart racing; "Dancing" starts as a comic dance lesson and ends with a horde of people swirling exhilaratingly across the stage; and "Before the Parade Passes By" is not only exhilarating, but touching, too. It's hard to imagine a more perfect Dolly than Alicia Dunfee, who imbues the role with warmth and charm, sings movingly, and brings depth and dignity to her soliloquies with her dead husband. Another terrific performance comes from Tracy Warren, who has a pure, beautifully modulated singing voice and loads of appeal as hatmaker Irene Malloy. The direction and choreography (the latter by Dunfee and Matthew D. Peters) are clean and tight. They meld together the disparate levels of talent on stage and give the performers a solid base from which to cut loose and enjoy themselves. Which they do — filling us with pleasure in the process. Presented by Boulder's Dinner Theatre through February 26, 5501 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, 303-449-6000, www.bouldersdinnertheatre.com. Reviewed December 2.


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3 In the past we also were foolish. We did not obey, we were wrong, and we were slaves to many things our bodies wanted and enjoyed. We spent our lives doing evil and being jealous. People hated us, and we hated each other. | 3 At one time we too were foolish, disobedient, deceived and enslaved by all kinds of passions and pleasures. We lived in malice and envy, being hated and hating one another. |
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"Assad Scoffs at Western Calls To Quit" -- NOW Lebanon Headline - NOW
Sunday August 21, 2011 20:31:26 GMT
(NOW Lebanon) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Sunday scoffed at
Western calls to quit over his deadly crackdown on dissent, as a UN
humanitarian team visited Syria and the Red Cross hoped to send a mission.
"While withholding comment, we tell them that their words are worthless,"
Assad said in an interview with state television.
"Such remarks should not be made about a president who was chosen by the
Syrian people and who was not put in office by the West, a president who
was not made in the United States."
"We have started to register some success on the security front and can
say that the situation is now more reassuring," he said. "A political
solution cannot be put in place if security is not preserved."
He said local elections would be held in December, to be followed by
parliamentary polls in February after a new law on political parties comes
into effect this week.
He also ruled out bowing to Western demands.
"When they speak of reforms, Western colonialist countries mean that we
must give them everything they want, that we abandon resistance, that we
abandon our rights ...They shouldn't even dream of it ...We will not bow."
Assad's television appearance was his first since June 20, and only his
fourth since the start of pro-democracy demonstrations in mid-March, and
came after several world leaders urged him to quit.
US President Barack Obama called on Thursday for Assad to stand down, a
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Alternatives to Open BurningBackyard composting has proven very beneficial to replacing open burning. Contact Colorado State Cooperative Extension for specific details on how to compost materials in your own back yard.
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Feature Girls Night
A heart-warming story about five friends plays on stage at the Leeds City Varieties
Feature: Girls Night
Five friends who met at school go on a Karaoke night out. Seems perfectly normal - only one of them is an angel and can't be seen by the others. Sharon died aged 17 when she fell of a moped. She wasn't ready to die and so stayed with her friends observing the ups and downs of their lives. Liza 'has issues' and a rich husband she's too scared to love; Party girl Carol hides a broken heart underneath all that animal print; Anita may be bi-polar but she's the happiest of the lot; and Kate, who has always been so boring, reveals a more passionate side.
'Girls Night' is a warm hearted look at the friendship of a group of forty-something women - warts and all! Girls Night returns with an all new UK cast featuring Eastenders' Gillian Taylforth and her sister Kim Taylforth for 2012 following a sell out run Off-Broadway, so grab your girlfriends, your sisters and your work mates and prepare to laugh, cry and dance in the aisles like never before!
Girls Night will be performed at the Leeds City Varieties on the 25th to 30th June.
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With normal production volumes back on track, grower-shippers report ample supplies and fine quality for Chilean hass avocados.
Ronald Bown, president of the Chilean Exporters Association (ASOEX), Santiago, said the industry expects 2009-10 avocado volumes to equal or surpass volumes from 2006.
"This is certainly good news for us after two low-volume years. This year, the weather has cooperated in producing a favorable scenario for good quantity and volume, giving growers and the industry as a whole a much better position than previous years," he said.
Adolfo Ochagavía, president of the Chilean Hass Avocado Committee, Santiago, and director of the Chilean Avocado Importers Association, Washington D.C., said on July 6, "The first Chilean avocado shipments heading for the U.S. have left Chile the last week of June. Our peak season is during the months of October, November and December."
Ochagavía said there will be plenty of fruit to supply the North American market, and that production has reached higher than normal levels this year.
Bruce Dowhan, general manager for Giumarra Agricom International, Escondido, Calif., is also optimistic about the deal.
"The Chilean crop is quite large this year," he said. "The industry expects volume in excess of 300 million pounds. Quality should be excellent as harvest will begin in the north of Chile where the avocados are more mature and will move south as the season progresses."
As opposed to last year, when the Chilean avocado deal was recovering from the 2007 freeze that damaged the fruit and volumes were lower than normal, this season a big crop is on the loom.
Phil Henry, president of Henry Avocado Corp., Escondido, Calif., said because of the severe 2007 freeze in July that reduced substantial production volumes from Chile, this year the avocado volume crop is back to normal.
As far as sizing is concerned, grower-shippers report mainly large sizes from Chile heading U.S. markets.
"Despite the heavy volume, early conditions suggest that larger sizes will be available throughout the year," Dowhan said.
Dana Thomas, president of Index Fresh Inc., Bloomington, Calif., said although there will be more 50 and 60 sizes, there also will be an increased amount of larger sizes.
"This year, there is a combination of a larger crop combined with larger sizes, which is a good thing all the way around," Thomas said.
As far as quality is concerned, the U.S. consumer can expect fine quality for Chilean avocados.
"I spoke to two Chilean grower-shippers and they told me the maturity levels look like they are on track," Henry said. "So the quality should be good when they start coming in."


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Is there life in the Acreage Florida? Forty years ago most life in the Acreage sported fins, feathers, fur, or scales. Although such critters are still around, the dominant species of life in the Acreage today is homo sapiens. Where is the Acreage? The Acreage (sometimes known as the Royal Palm Beach Acreage and frequently confused with Loxahatchee) is now a diverse and vibrant community in an unincorporated section of central/western Palm Beach County, Florida. As it's residents, we are striving to maintain a balance between it's rural nature and the needs of a growing community.


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Mike Reardon is retiring after 42 years as a football coach. He led Mesquite to a 9-3 record this year and a berth in the 5A-I quarterfinals.
Reardon had been at Mesquite for the past four years. He won a state title with Saguaro in 2006 before taking over the Wildcats' program. Reardon was a head football coach for 20 seasons.
"I hadn't been thinking about it because we were too busy coaching football," Reardon said. "But I thought about it logically (after the season), and it's time to go. We ended with a good season, and I'd rather go out a year early than a year late."
Reardon teaches at Mesquite but said he will stop at the end of the semester. He doesn't want to infringe on the new coach's territory when the Mesquite administration makes its new hire.
Reardon said he became emotional when telling his players of his decision.
"We like to think we're tougher than we are," Reardon said. "When it came down to it, it was very difficult."
Reardon said he will definitely take an entire year off, but may return down the line as an assistant or a coach at a lower level.
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Quoted Text How do you successfully deal with anger?
Quoted Text When will 'I' get that they don't get it?When will i get it, that 'I' don't get it.
Quoted Text No matter how 'good' a person you are.. THE BULL will charge you even IF you are a vegetarian..
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Quoted from Goldie But I have a concern.. what of children that are told not to be expressing anger by hitting or stomping or whatever... how is a child ever to cope???
Quoted Text But I have a concern.. what of children that are told not to be expressing anger by hitting or stomping or whatever... how is a child ever to cope???
Quoted from san j Since the O anger is apparently catecholamine-driven, why isn't the AB similarly famous for angry tirades? Isn't the latter's stress-level also primed by catecholamines? Anyone look into this?
Quoted from cajun I am the most loyal, friendly and generous(when I want to be) out of us all!
Quoted from Melissa_J As and Os are a good combination, even if we do drive each other nuts sometimes!I do find As to be very loyal.My husband and I don't yell or even argue (much). My extroverted O sister and her extroverted A husband seem to require arguments, just to spice up life.I am one who can punch or kick a wall, but never when anybody is watching or can be affected by it. Bs have a special place in my heart as well. My mom is a B, as are many siblings, and I find their connection to family and nature to be very refreshing, as well as their gentle non-conformism.Sorry, I don't know any ABs other than those I met on this board...or I'd have more to say.
Quoted from Melissa_J I think any type can maladapt to stress by holding grudges, refusing to admit wrongdoing, or mistreating others in many ways. I don't think any blood type is immune to such things, and I'm sure all blood types are represented in different personality disorders.How we can best manage our own neurotransmitter dilemmas, that's where BTD comes in handy. As with anything, we have to choose who and how we want to be, and use BT guidelines to work toward it. A weakness can become a strength, if we are honest with ourselves and willing to work at it. I'm sure there is a lot of variation in behavior among the different types. I know what my tendencies are, but I also know how to deal with them in a constructive way.
Quoted from passionprincess Most definitely! Too bad this is not Facebook. I would have clicked the "like" button.
Quoted from ]Melissa_J Os have a much longer fuse, but a bigger destructive force. Os certainly can harbor resentments, as can anyone. Once an O gets upset, it can be very hard to calm down and get under control. I've found a punching bag and a pair of running shoes to be a necessity. Exercise can be calming and therapeutic for As, but healing for Os. Os have a capacity to remain calm and calculating in the face of danger, yet take hours or even days to calm back down. If I get stressed before breakfast and a shower, my day is shot (can only be undone with exercise followed by meditation or a nap). Os can also endure long periods of stress with apparent patience, only to fall apart when it is over. As endure, but once the stress is over, they are normal and happy, not too shaken and exhausted to celebrate.Genotype difference probably figure in greatly, at least for Os, and between introverts and extroverts, so I speak as an introvert. Extrovert Os tend to express themselves more often and tend to be more "sparky". Introverts internalize things and let stresses build up. I am also a hunter, so adrenal exhaustion can be an issue, as it can be for As.
Quoted from ruthiegirl The more I read about "typical blood type personalities" the less I think there is any correlation. Or, at least, that there are an incredible number of exceptions.Somebody wondered if Hunters tend to "blow up" more than other O GTs... well, I'm a Gatherer, and I suspect DD2 is an Explorer (finger lenths suggest Hunter or Explorer, but she's way too curvy to be a Hunter- is there such thing as a D cup Hunter?) but she's a "mini me" when it comes to personality. DD1 I'd measured out to be Gatherer but SWAMI says Explorer, and she's the "most A-like personality" of us all. I'm an introvert but I express myself and am very "sparky." I have a VERY short fuse when I'm overwhelmed, and I get overwhelmed easily when I don't get enough alone time. I can enjoy being with people, but I find it draining. That makes me an Introvert, yet I don't have a problem expressing myself around family. I have a hard time keeping myself from "blowing up" when I'm having a bad day.Like I said, the more I read about personality traits being linked to blood type or genotype, the less stock I put into any of it. That or my family are all exceptions.
Quoted from AKArtlover Anger is also a signal that the liver/gallbladder is congested. About 95% of Americans. Myself included. Working on it....
Quoted from san j The A sort, however, usually represents the venting of a very longstanding resentment. The A person will surprise the unsuspecting, because s/he is normally not irritible or flexing for a fight. It seems to come out of the blue and level everything in its path, like a tornado, which can last for HOURS. What's more, the resentment CONTINUES AFTER THE RAGE IS SPENT. Whereas the O's delivery might be just as destructive as the A's, it is quick and habitual, and is often followed by shame and intense remorse; people who know the O develop means/methods of traversing those minutes / dealing with the periodic storm, knowing the O will apologize and, sigh, lamely promise not to do it again, if pressed. The victim might see flowers, jewelry, etc. eventuate from these tempests.
Quoted from 14442 Yes this is what they say in TCM (chinese medicine). Have you thought about doing a liver cleanse? I'm thinking of doing one. Exercise is good for the lungs which helps clear congestion from the liver- another reason it is important for Os.I did a liver cleanse in the 90s, was kind of scary but I did pass gallstones.
Quoted from ruthiegirl is there such thing as a D cup Hunter?)
Quoted from passionprincess Your d cup hunter daughter sounds a lot like me. . I am a nomad who is supposed to be more sinewy and lean. I am sinewy and lean all over except for my boobs. I realize that I have double d cups as a result of estrogen dominance. I started using progesterone cream and I think my boobs shrank a tad bit - very full d cups... or maybe it is my imagination in thinking my boobs shrank a bit. When people see me from behind, they think I am petite and "small" (tiny, too... rolling my eyes... so sick of the tiny, small, etc. comments!). However, when they see me from the front, they wonder where the boobs came from. I tend to slouch because my bras never fit right and the straps pull into my body. It sucks to try and buy dresses since I need to get the waistline altered Suits - tops are always 1-2 sizes bigger than the bottoms. I wear minimizer bras or very loose tops when teaching because people do not take boobs seriously in academia. As for your short fuse, Ruthie, it could be both nature and nurture. My "typical" blood type personality did not start manifesting until later on. My parents are high strung and I also had other incidents in life that contributed to my formerly crazy high strung short fuse personality.Who knows what the REAL answer is - we are having fun speculating and seeing whether we fit into the categories or not.
Quoted from Christopher1 You sound disappointed because you have large breasts. Most women would kill for large breasts.
Quoted from Maria Giovanna Puritan and Calvinistic is not a easy and compassionate environment imho. To judge a person and to push her/him on the outfits, on the appearances is cruel. It is controlling and abusive Passionprincess imho !Are we among Talibans !!!
Quoted from Amazone I. an oriental friend of mine is an A Rh+ but choleric of da finest...and he loves to cut and kill peeps with words........ I never would like having him as an enemy.... yiiikes.... so I prefer a good rant or yelling and all is over instead of not being sure what will come next... vengeance is terrible and I really act likewise in the mentioned film about bt-personalities... really I can't cope with such situations... or it makes me immobile or ....
Quoted from greenman What is the best way to ease gallbladder congestion for an 'A' as this may be the problem for a friend?
Quoted from san j An O friend and I were talking today about O anger, and I repeated something I'd told her a good 10 years ago: That many Os do well to work out hard, to a good sweat, in the morning, so as to find their mood more even throughout the ensuing day.She said "Wow" as if she'd never heard that before. She hadn't remembered I'd told her that (more than once). It seems now is the time in her life when she's ready for it - There are problems that urgently need to be fixed, and her angry reactivity is one of them.This question is for you Os and for those who are involved with Os (And who isn't? )Do you have "fits" of anger, expressions of rage, contempt, criticalness, irritability, that feel good/exhilarating to you to express, but for which you're remorseful because ashamed afterward? How do you successfully deal with anger?Has Dr. D'Adamo's work helped you with your mood(s)?Is there a specific remedy for you? And does it involve intense physical exertion?Thanks for your input!
Quoted Text It was something small too but it made me feel like I am the housekeeper and I couldn't contain myself.
Quoted Text I am now into my "bonus" years (73) I have only just come to terms with being an "O", ... Sigh!
Quoted from san j This question is for you Os and for those who are involved with Os (And who isn't? )Do you have "fits" of anger, expressions of rage, contempt, criticalness, irritability, that feel good/exhilarating to you to express, but for which you're remorseful because ashamed afterward? How do you successfully deal with anger?Has Dr. D'Adamo's work helped you with your mood(s)?Is there a specific remedy for you? And does it involve intense physical exertion?Thanks for your input!
Quoted Text Peaceful resignation and acceptance without the drama! nice.. and if I need to deal with it later in life, then distance will have built a barrier so it will never hurt as much as it could have..
Quoted from Goldie WOW.. hours of uninterupted music.. I love it. I have never been able to view or listen to videos in this fashion.. Thanks Paul.. I can tell you that I needed that!!!