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You're Only 2 Feet Away from Changing Your Health Forever
Posted By Mark Sisson On March 27, 2007 @ 4:42 pm In Health,Nutrition,Smart Fuel,Top 10 Lists | 3 Comments
We fret. We're fretters.
We worry and obsess about which diets to try, what kind of exercise to do, and which weapon is most powerful in the all-consuming War on Free Radicals.
Hey, it's all important. But here's a big secret about getting and staying healthy: the little things do count. That's because health is cumulative. Make a few really simple switches, stick with them until they're habits, and you're well on your way. Eventually, the habits add up, and you'll get into Total Health Overhaul Territory. But the belief that THOT happens overnight, with a single "I'm really, no, really gonna do it this time!" vow, is a myth. Stop pressuring yourself! It's not that tough!
Start small – really small. As in, the two feet of refrigerator real estate we all have reserved for condiments. Also known as those "foods" that last longer than some relationships.
Ten condiments you really don't want in your fridge – and what to replace them with:
10. Oh sodium, how I love thee.
You don't want: soy sauce
At least it won't kill you: light soy sauce
You do want: Bragg's aminos [7]
Aminos don't make the world a better place, but they're really good for you.
9. Mrs. Butterworth(less)
You don't want: artificial maple syrup
At least it won't kill you: whole-wheat pancakes with fresh fruit and honey
You do want: a sparing amount of real maple syrup + fresh fruit + nuts
Get the flavor of pancakes and syrup without giving your pancreas hives. (Sorry, Mrs. Butterworth.)
8. Yea, though I walk through the aisle of dressing…
You don't want: Hidden Valley anything
At least it won't kill you: raspberry vinaigrette
You do want: balsamic vinegar and olive oil
Try walnut and avocado oils for variety. It's best to mix up your own vinegar/oil combos, because many vinaigrettes are high in sugar and come drenched in additives.
7. That thing about sugar and spice being nice? Yeah, they were wrong.
You don't want: BBQ sauce
At least it won't kill you: steak sauce (still loaded with weird things, but only a few calories and no sugar)
You do want: to whip up your own marinades using vinegars, oils, and fresh herbs
Spices: paprika, cumin, chili powder, garlic, salt, pepper. Add those spices to equal parts tomato paste, dijon mustard, and olive oil. Give it a dash of apple cider vinegar. So easy, it doesn't feel right (but it is).
6. Avoid pale things
You don't want: mayonnaise
At least it won't kill you: Omega-3 mayonnaise (still often uses canola and palm oil, but better)
You do want: European yogurt (admittedly pale, but that can't be helped, can it?)
This plain, high-fat, sugar-free yogurt also goes by "Greek" or "Mediterranean" yogurt. It's got that mayo tang, it's dense and smooth, and it's healthy.
5. No seriously, avoid pale things
You don't want: cream cheese (contrary to popular belief, this is not protein)
At least it won't kill you: cottage cheese
You do want: organic cottage cheese
I recommend the full-fat version (yeah, I know, I'm crazy). Full-fat means less processing, less sugar, and more satisfaction – so you'll eat less of it.
4. Toast-tearing conspiracy?
You don't want: peanut butter (full of oil, sugar and, oh yeah, bugs [12])
At least it won't kill you: organic peanut butter
You do want: fresh, unsalted nuts, or a healthier nut butter like almond butter
Peanuts often contain aflatoxins. Clickativity: what Dr. Weil has to say [13] about those. Isn't it irritating trying to spread cold peanut butter on toast? Is it just me? This is why I don't eat bread (O.K., not really).
This is Mikeworld's Photo [14]
3. With a name like Smuckers, it doesn't have to be anything
You don't want: jelly, jam, and any other high-sugar "fruit" spread
At least it won't kill you: fruit preserves with no added sugar
You do want: fresh fruit
I like to chop up a few different fruits, toss 'em in the blender for a few seconds, and promptly devour the entire thing (the fruit, not the blender). This "jam" tastes great on whole wheat products, but I prefer it on chicken breast and fresh fish.
2. No cause for alarm
You don't want: chemical-laden, trendy spicy sauces that cost $4 for a tiny bottle
At least it won't kill you: hoisin sauce
You do want: Tabasco or any other chili sauce
Never underestimate the power of heat for your health. Just make sure you're ingesting real spices, not factory flavorings.
1. Dyed and gone to…
You don't want: any of the plethora of colorful condiments aimed at kids (do we need purple anything?)
At least it won't kill you: ketchup (it's got a little sugar, and who knows where those tomatoes came from, but you'll get a generous serving of antioxidants)
You do want: salsa!
A lot of people forget that salsa is a vegetable. Make your own or buy the fresh stuff for a sodium-free version of this veggie topping that goes on just about everything except cereal.
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could not resist. all l can say isQuote:
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The cruelest dream, reality"
Yeah a combination of Wikipedia plus fanart that came with Kuu's release ruined who it was and Sora's ability to walk and stand.
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While I used to see "art sales" simply as bonus money coming in on the side, over the past few years it's become enough of an asset that it justifies an art dealer, record keeping, insurance, and taxes at the end of each year. It's currently 25% of my total income, and that has a lot of impact over my work. And just like storytelling, design and page flow--abstract principles that keep my career afloat daily--art sales also deserve to be studied, theorized, and understood.
These are guidelines, not rules. And while most of them usually work for me, they might not all work for you, so keep in mind that my market might be different than yours. Because not only do we not draw the same, we probably have different sorts of buyers.
1. Don't stay on a book for too long
I find that doing mini series of 4-12 issues is optimal for selling art. If you spend a year doing one-shots or 2-3 issue minis, you'll be hard for buyers to keep track of because it's too infrequent. And it's hard to make an impact on a title or a character with such a brief window. However, if you spend years on something like the Punisher, eventually you'll saturate your own market--people who already have your Punisher pages are less likely to buy your new Punisher pages. But if you do 5 issues of Punisher and 5 of Spider Man, the same buyer will likely want a page from both titles. A career is more stable with long-term projects, but it's not optimal for art sales.
2. 5 second panels
I remember in college hearing my professors say, "don't spend too much time on one panel. People are only going to look at it for 5 seconds." People who say things like that probably never sold a lot of art. In other words, hard work usually pays off in pages. Sure, I've seen Batman pages by name artists who can design their way around not having to draw backgrounds. And some sell for very high. But I think that pages that show patience, hard work and lots of elbow grease usually look better framed on a wall--thus they sell faster and for a higher price. The more you hand letter your street signs and avoid using Photoshop for things like copying-and-pasting panels, the better your chances of selling pages.
3. 6 month window
According to my art dealer, the general guideline is that artists will get their best prices in the first 6 months of the work being released. Within 6 months the art is still fresh, the Punisher storyline the pages portray is still a current event in the series, and buyers have a bit of time before deciding on which pages they'll pull the trigger on. After 6 month, the pages might feel stale, the Punisher storyline has moved on, and the market is saturated with hundreds of other comic pages which have stolen your buyers' attention. After the 6 month period, you'll usually end up dropping your prices. But not always.
4. Stand out
If you have a popular, unique style that's getting a lot of buzz (or a book with a lot of buzz), don't be afraid to charge more. Standing out with a unique style can make it hard to get mainstream monthly superhero titles, but it's great for selling art. Mike Mignola is a perfect example: if you want Mignola styled art, there's only one place to get it, and that's Mike. He even breaks the 6 month guideline--I'm pretty sure Hellboy prices have gone up over the years, as well as anything else he's drawn. He's the kind of artist who's so renowned that when he draws Batman pages, people are likely buying them firstly because of Mike, and secondly because of Batman. It's usually the other way around, of course. Very few artists are bigger than the characters.
5. Know your readers
I drew a Punk Rock Jesus page that included panels of Carl Sagan, Lincoln, and Galileo. It didn't have anything obvious that usually sells a PRJ page: Thomas riding his motorcycle, a sci fi background, or a polar bear. But I knew it would sell because I know my readers from meeting them at conventions, and I know a lot of them are science/history buffs like I am. So I told my dealer to charge $600 for a page he would normally asked $300 for. I think he thought I was being silly, but the page sold in a few days (I probably should have asked for more). Most people tend to think of buyers looking for 2 thing when it comes to comic art: splashes of Batman and girls with big breasts. And while those things might be true, there are many other buyers out there that will purchase "nothing really happening" pages if you know what to include (even if it's not in the script). I have buyers who are nuts for certain cars, insane backgrounds of cities, musical icons, animals, locations close to where they live, plants, you name it. If you've got a talking heads pages, I suggest drawing the characters talking in a 1960s Mustang--you'll easily get twice the money for it.
Other tips:
1. Using higher quality ink and paper is a positive. Markers fade over time.
2. Drawing at the 10x15 size of normal comic paper (or whatever it is) is a positive. Buyer usually don't like small pages, and HUGE pages can also be a problem.
3. Be nice to people at your table at conventions. Sounds obvious, but remember these people aren't just buying your work, they're buying you. Spend time showing them through your work but try not to pressure them too much. If you're an awesome artist (and I know you are), the pages will also sell themselves.
4. Messy pages don't always detract from the value. Mine can be pretty gross, but my buyers like them that way because they can see faded linework that didn't make it to print.
5. If you've got a ton of old stuff that hasn't sold, give it to your high-end buyers next time they make a purchase. They'll love the gift and usually come back for more.
6. Keep the contacts of your high-end buyers. If you've got something that's up their alley, they might be interested in buying some art before the book has even come out (just ask they they don't post them for a few months).
7. Having too many pages for sale on your table is bad--people get overwhelmed and can't make a decision. Better to have your choice pages out and organized in a single book, then keep the rest of it behind the table. If people want something that's not in the book, you can get it for them or invite them to cruise through the pile if they like. Having the bulk of the pages off the table keeps order.
8. Convince as many artists as possible to go digital. The less original art there is, the more money artists like us will make (if Fiona Staples had hand-drawn Saga, I would have sold a lot less PRJ pages, guaranteed).
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Hotel Krone 1512 - Salzburg
Linzer Gasse 48 - Salzburg
1-877-662-6988Situated in the business district, Hotel Krone 1512 is a city center hotel.
This 3-star Salzburg hotel offers a garden.
Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance. The front desk is open during limited hours and you will also find coffee in the lobby area.
Great welcome and great location.
Venere Guest, USAThese reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Hotel Krone 1512
Breakfast is available between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Hotel Krone 1512
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- Cafeteria
- Garden
Know before you go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 3 PM and 10 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 14.00 for adults and EUR 7.00 for children (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 10 (for 6 hours, rates may vary)
- Pet fee: EUR 10.00 per pet
- Late check-out fee: EUR 20.00
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Hotel Krone 1512 is also known as
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Hotel Krone 1512 reviews
- November 2013
- Venere Guest
- Group
Great welcome and great location.
- October 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Austria
Very comfortable. Great bed. New good quality furnishings. Some have complained of the church bells... The bells are not an issue. They do NOT ring during the night.
- October 2013
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Austria
The Support staff is most friendly. The quietness of the rooms is remarkable, given the Location in the Center of the town..
- October 2013
- Venere Guest
- Austria
Nice Hotel, competent staff and great location. Just know there are church bells that will probably wake you up.
- October 2012
- Venere Guest
- Group
- Uruguay
At first they were confused with our reservation but the problem was finally solved.
- July 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Czech Republic
When we arrived we had to realize ourselfs that we had to knock a door which was the breakfast room to contact the receptionist (even he was told that we were arriving at that hour)who was in a meeting of another group, even if it was not yet 20.30h, so he should be in the reception only, after we had to contact him other 1 or 2 times and he was a bit bothered about this. Reception started at 7.30 and finished at 20.30, so out of this hours it was almost impossile to pay and/or request anything. Noise from the surrounding streets was hearable at our room until late night, so we had to close the window even being summer (the hotel street is located in a pedestrian a pedestian in down town city and so people was there until late speaking loudly or shouting). They do not provide summer sheets, just winter "feathers" blankets even being summer. The bathroom did not contain any soap... at all even if there was a liquid soap container and the shower did not swallowed water properly at the waste water pipe.
- October 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Romania
Excellent location very near the city center, excellent hosts.
- August 2010
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
Good location for exploring central Salzburg on foot, very clean and well-run. However, it is fairly spartan (i.e. no toiletries or hairdryer in bathroom, tiny TV, no internet access terminal available to guest though I saw one that appeared to be in an office on first floor and did not ask to use it), and not especially welcoming. Worst of all, the bells of St. Sebastian (just across the street) begin to ring loudly every 15 min. early in the morning (staff said starting at 6 a.m., but I could have sworn it was 4 a.m.), making it all but impossible to sleep. Not really worth the 129 euros we paid.
- July 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
I would absolutely stay here again! The location of this hotel was perfect! It was within easy walking distance of everything I wanted to see. It isn't located in Altstadt, but that wasn't a problem for me, as it took me only a 5 minute walk to get there. If you arrive by train, take bus #2 to Mirabelle Plaza and get off. Walk up the street and you'll find a walkway through. Once you walk through, the Goldene Krone is straight ahead. Buy the Salzburg card, a tremendously good value for all that's included. The woman there knew exactly where the hotel was and told me how to get there. The room was extremely clean and the bed was very comfortable. I traveled alone and the room was tiny, but since all I needed was a place to sleep, it was perfect for me alone. The garden out back was quiet, beautiful, and perfect for an evening to sit and relax. The seclusion of the garden transported me to another time and place! If you stay on the first floor, you might be able to get wireless in your room, otherwise if you go down to the breakfast room, you should have perfect reception there. Everyone there was very helpful, very pleasant, and very happy to see me. I was greeted by name, which was a very nice touch! I can't say anything about the size of double rooms for two or more people, but mine was fine for me. If you're looking for a single room the size of a small flat, don't come here. If you're looking for a comfortable room, in a great location, with a comfortable bed, come here!
- May 2014
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Slovenia
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- Couple
- Italy
- March 2014
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Book your pet-friendly accommodation at the 21-room Hotel Krone 1512. Flat-screen televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers visiting the City Centre Salzburg area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access. Guest rooms are individually decorated, making each stay a unique experience. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers.
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Re: Flags for Colts!
posted at 1/24/2010 6:43 PM EST
Jules,Please. Basically what you are saying is that it is OK to hit the QB late if you wait long enough. That just isn't true.Each official has a job to do. The referee, who lines up behind the offense has the responsibility on passing plays to focus on the QB and approaching defenders. He rules on roughing and late hits to the QB and whether or not a drop by the QB is a fumble or incomplete. That is his job. It isn't to watch where the ball went. It isn't to check his watch once the QB gets rid of the ball. On a pass, his job is to look for roughing. That this was so painfully obvious says he neglected to do his job. -
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"I'm a little disappointed in the obligatory "Colts get all the calls" thread this week. Here's the justification for the non-call for roughing the passer: the refs missed the call. Not surprising since there'd be no reason for a ref to be watching the QB after he'd handed off...".
~Ha-ha-hahahah uhhh-ah...this is great stuff...lol, ha-ha man (eye-wipe). Can't be The Indy Fan form of rationale-I hear ya though jules, The NFL should really run with your idea in order to make officiating changes in a positive light for the next season. It's actually a pretty brilliant, and up until now-sadly overlooked notion on how the game really should be refereed-Instead of all the refs simply watching the ball-carrier as us fans do, Goodell can use this as a keynote catalyst in order to sometime in the distant future of this game, Assign certain officials that watch things other than the 1 person carrying the football...things like the lineman and line of scrimmage and possibly holding/late hits, etc., AND/OR Goodell can assign certain officials to keep on eye on the receivers vs the secondary with PIs/defensive route interference/offensive pics downfield...only then perhaps in the far off crazy future of the sport, these things might not get overlooked. -
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posted at 1/24/2010 6:58 PM EST
~Enoch...lol, just read your previous post after posting my similiar sentiments. Same wave-length, you and I. Lol, ha-haha ahhh, good stuff. Seriously though, Officials really should be assigned different jobs than simply watching whoever has the ball at that particular second in time...really is an intriguing notion at how the sport could be better officiated. -
Re: Flags for Colts!
posted at 1/24/2010 7:00 PM EST
Maybe we need 8 more refs on the field so someone can see a colts penalty. Or maybe the colts really don't commit penalties at the same clip other teams do.BTW - the colts did have a second penalty called that Ryan chose to decline.But answer me this - how are you not going to call a false start when it happens - 2 of the penalties. 12 on the field when there are 12 on the field. Facemask when its obvious. Illegal contact when its obvious and holding if it happened?Finally, how come no one is commenting on the Keller push off on his TD? -
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posted at 1/24/2010 7:13 PM EST
Sam - what call? the one missed on Sanchez? I agree they missed it, but the Jets hit a 19 yard throw on the following play for a 1st. Didn't stop a drive. -
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posted at 1/24/2010 7:20 PM EST
Hey dogg, why don't you hang out on a Colts forum. Oh wait, you already are. -
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Caraway - saw your other post like this. LOL. thanks for the love. -
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posted at 1/24/2010 7:44 PM EST
Wondering why Pats fans who want calls made correctly aren't banging the drum over the Keller push off on his touchdown catch. As inexplicable as some of these people find the calls in favor of the colts, I find it equally inexplicable that they never see a call in favor of the colts opposition. Guess that's what rose colored glasses will do for you. -
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posted at 1/24/2010 8:03 PM EST
Interesting response to my post...I said it should have been called. Not quite sure what "The Indy Fan form of rationale" is that's making you laugh so hard you have to wipe your eyes. I didn't really espouse anything, I just stated an opinion on why that roughing call was missed, as refs would more likely to be watching the action.
At any rate, I'm still amused by the "Pat fan form of rationale", which is that there are always multiple poor calls in the favor of the Colts and none in the favor of their opponents. Conveniently overlooking any poor calls in the favor of Colt opponents (I can't think of any this week, which I'm sure should amuse you), playing up any close calls which in your minds always fall in the Colts' favor, and whining your arses off when the refs do miss one in the Colts' favor is your regional pastime. -
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posted at 1/24/2010 8:14 PM EST
"Julie: I agree that the no-brainer RTP call probably didn't determine the outcome of the game. And the face mask call was equally blatant. But consider: if Manning had been hit that hard and that late, do you think it would have been 'missed?'"
I don't really think a ref was watching. As Root mentions, the ref missed his assignment. I don't see how that would have been different if it was Peyton getting hit. Manning really hasn't gotten many of those "Brady Rule" calls or roughing the passer penalties this year. And one thing he DOESN'T do is whine for the touch foul when someone lays a pinky on him (like a certain Pat poosie wearing #12). -
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I yhink there is a differencew between not watching and ignoring... and the LATTER is what happened.... in SEVERAL plays that benefitted the colts. -
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posted at 1/24/2010 8:35 PM EST
I don't really think a ref was watching. As Root mentions, the ref missed his assignment.Jules, to be sure, I did not say "missed". I said "neglected". I chose that word because I have no idea whether or not this was done volitionally or because he was distracted (and I hope it wasn't because he was watching the ball carrier. If he was, he should not be reffing any more playoff games. In my view, there is no way the head of an officiating crew should miss that call without some consequences from the league.) -
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I just realized why the referee blew the late hit on Sanchez. He was doing his job all along. He was watching the quarterback. Unfortunately, he was watching Peyton. -
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Dogg is blind to anything realistic.....


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Behind the drivers seat was Ethan.
Ethan was the more outgoing personality of the two. He was also normally the one who seemed to be in charge. Truthfully, when it was just him and his brother, his brother was the more daring one. Sitting behind the wheel calmed Ethan. It made him happy, but then again, a lot of things did. He was excited to go to this new school. The only thing that he didnt like about it was that he was being torn apart from his loving brother. He didn't know life without Xzavii, it just didn't seem possible, even at the least. But he honestly thought that he would have an easier time adjusting, considering he was always the one dating girls, and things of that such.
His mind raced with so many thoughts about how school was going to be. He definitely wanted to be there already, but he wasn't allowed to drive faster. He would say he couldn't do such a thing, but in all honestly, it wouldn't be hard to press down the gas just a little more. After what seemed like forever, he saw the school for the first time, and practically bounced in his seat. Oh this was going to be fun!
He jumped outta the car, before shouting to his brother "I'll find out where we're going" And set off to find both of their dorms. When he had found out that they had different dorms a bit of his happiness faded, but he hurried to get back to his brother and tell him the news.
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Meanwhile, Xzavii sat quietly sitting in the passengers seat.
Unlike his brother, Xzavii was no where near excited for this. He didn't want to go to the school, he didn't want to be taken away from his brother. He had his mindset on the fact that Ethan wanted to get away from him, which in return was making him mad at his brother. Sighing softly, he watched the trees go by one by one, counting them until finally they had reached the school. Ew, It didn't look like anywhere he wanted to go to school. Yes, he was a straight-A student, but he felt like he was going to a new school, so why shouldnt he change his ways.
Though he would never do this, He would never mess up his scholarship, or anything. He didn't look like the typical smart guy though, besides his extreme quietness and lack of being able to make friends. Sadly, when Xzavii saw the school, he slumped in his seat, and mumbled about how bad this was going to be. He watched his brother run off.
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Saifora is a women's rights activist in Afghanistan. She was born in Kabul in the early 1980s, the sixth child of a family that went to Pakistan when she was one. She received a bachelor's from Punjab University and a master's in Islamabad.
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A Bhakta qualifies to be one only by remaining devoted to the Lord. Neither learning, nor birth, nor status matter in this case. And the Bhagavata Purana reiterates this truth. Under the guidance and inspiration of Narada, Vyasa composed the narrative that captures the essence of the Vedas and describes the glories of the Supreme Being — a synthesis of ethical values and devotion — to guide mankind through life to salvation.
Devotion to the Lord is effective; but more effective is showing respect and devotion to the devoted. This is the essence of Bhagavata Dharma that is celebrated in this text.
In a lecture, Embar Sri Kasturi drew attention to Narada's account of his earlier life which afforded him a chance to get initiated into the path of devotion. Born to a maidservant who served pious sages, as a young boy, he got a chance to be in their company and to serve them with sincerity and devotion. As an obedient, shy, silent and respectful boy, he won their attention and blessings. This freed him from his past sins and instilled in him the ways of Dharma and devotion to God. Listening to the stories of the Lord, he cultivated his devotion. Gradually the desire to shed the links with the material world began to take root in him.
By being constantly engaged in thoughts of God he was able to subdue the influence of the Gunas and remove the ignorance that pulls us towards worldly attractions. It was a step-by-step inner transformation that he underwent. Even when his mother died due to snake-bite the boy accepted it in a matter-of-fact manner. He meditated on the Lord's form intensely and very soon he had a vision of the Lord. But the vision was only for a brief spell and the child was feeling lost. God spoke in a celestial voice and said that he would have God's vision in his next birth only. But this taste of the Lord which he had experienced would remain in his consciousness and continue to influence him in his subsequent birth.
It is said that at the time of deluge, the soul merged with the breath of Brahma and he was then born as a Rishi in the next millennium. From an ordinary being, he was able to attain an exalted status through the practice of devotion.
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As I wrote Wednesday, I'm very intrigued with Apple's new Magic Mouse, which features a multitouch surface. Finger gestures replace the use of extra buttons in a low-profile, sleek design. But while it looks cool in its marketing materials, I was concerned that the mouse wouldn't be comfortable to use. Super-thin mice often aren't ergonomically […]
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Editor's Review
Home of the Juicy Lucy, a the 5-8 Club is a speakeasy-turned-restaurant that serves great burgers for a good price.
A 1928 speakeasy-turned-family-friendly burger joint, the 5-8 Club knows how to serve guilty burger pleasures at a good price. The 5-8 hides on the edge of south Minneapolis and claims to be the 1950s creator of the Juicy Lucy hamburger: a meat patty infused with melted cheese. Beyond the Juicy Lucy, all 14 burgers -- from the Montana Burger topped with Heinz 57, blue cheese and chipotle mayo, to the garlic cheeseburger -- start out the same way. A good, solid, premium-grade quarter-pound beef burger on a better-than-average soft white bun served hot off the grill in a basket at a decent price ($3.15 for a plain burger to $6.50 for a Big Jim double cheeseburger). Diners can add a combo basket of basic fries and delicious creamy coleslaw for $1.99. The 5-8's Onion Straws ($5.99) are a mountain --enough for three -- of breaded and fried thinly sliced onions. Our non-Juicy Lucy burgers were terrific, hot and juicy with generous and tasty toppings. But the Juicy Lucy ($5.50), once it lost its "Juicy" (the melted cheese filling), was disappointingly dry and a bit sad, like an Oreo cookie without its filling. The 5-8 Club is a popular economical destination with a roadhouse feel. The menu has cardiologist-cringing sandwiches, wings, hot dogs. Most burgers have a vegetarian option. Service is cheerful and fast.


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Amethyst Spirit (Cactus) Quartz... Magaliesburg Crystals |
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Item # MCA05093190 Cactus Drusy Quartz (Spirit Amethyst) Cluster |
Cactus Drusy Quartz (Spirit Amethyst) Cluster Cactus Drusy Quartz (Spirit Amethyst) is found only in the Magaliesberg Mountain Range in the Gauteng Province near Pretoria, South Africa. It's unmistakable formation of a main crystal covered with smaller drusy Amethyst colored crystals make this one of the most beautiful natural Amethyst Quartz specimens available. It was called "Spirit Quartz" or "Spirit Amethyst" by the South African tribal medicine men who used them for healing rituals. This superb specimen has over a dozen large definite Quartz points with beautiful lavender phantoms in a base of quartz and citrine.. It also has smaller points visible over the entire surface of this piece. It is truly an attention getter. This specimen has been in our personal collection since 2004. It was procured direct from a mineral dealer in South Africa and took almost 2 months in transit to reach us. This is a very fine large cabinet collection piece. This Specimen weighs 48.2 oz or 3 lbs (1367 grams) and measures 6 x 5.6 x 2.7 inches (15.4 x 14.3 x 6.9 cm) |
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Magaliesberg Crystals The Magaliesberg is one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world at 2300 million years old, or 100 times the age of the Himalayas. The Magaliesberg Mountain Range is located in the Gauteng Province near Pretoria, South Africa. The small crystals that encase the bases of larger crystals identify Magaliesberg crystal, which forms as Quartz, Amethyst, Citrine or Ametrine, or even sometimes as a combination of these. The variations in formation are probably due to the age of the Magaliesberg, and the fact that this range is considered to be "the cradle of humankind". A large number of the Magaliesberg crystals exhibit the properties of a "record keeper" (one or more raised perfect triangles located on one or more of the crystal faces). Metaphysically a "record keeper" is a crystal within which wisdom is stored, and from which the ancient knowledge and profound secrets of the universe can be psychically retrieved. These amethyst rock specimens are being marketed as a brand new find but in fact have been a well kept secret. They appear in the book "Minerals of South Africa" with a photo dating back to 1987. The mine location of the digs has always been a closely kept secret and for some time these unusual crystals disappeared into the "myths" of time. Suddenly they are available again. Amethyst derives its name from the Greek word "amethystos" meaning "not drunk" or "not intoxicated". It is one of the favorite gem-quality minerals found in the Quartz family. Its color ranges from light lilac or lavender to the deep, rich, dark purples and violets...the latter (named Siberian Amethyst) being the most sought after, especially when containing flashes of red. The lighter lilac and lavender specimens of Amethyst have been nicknamed "Rose de France" by the gem trade. Experts believe Amethyst gets its color from trace amounts of Iron (other theories attribute it to Manganese or hydrocarbons) present during the formation of the Quartz. It is stated that "as much Iron as would fit on the head of a pin can color one cubic foot of Quartz." Amethyst is formed in silica-rich liquids deposited in gas cavities (geodes) in lava. It occurs in crystalline masses. When conditions permit, it forms hexagonal crystals that are usually grown from a base. These crystals are most often not well developed, and so are generally found as clusters of crystal points and are called Amethyst Drusy. Although most commonly found in geodes, Amethyst is sometimes found as a stalactite. When heated, Amethyst loses its color, so it is best to keep these crystals from extended exposure to the sun. If heated intensely, the purple color of Amethyst will change to yellow...thus making it Citrine. Most commercial Citrine is made in this manner. When natural Citrine and natural Amethyst grow together in the same crystal they normally contain alternating bands of purple and orange/yellow and have been given the name Ametrine. Another interesting form of Amethyst clusters from the Magaliesberg area of South Africa are characterized by tiny crystals that envelop the shaft of the main crystal, and have earned the names "Spirit Amethyst", "Spirit Quartz", "Cactus Quartz", "Fairy Quartz", or "Angel Quartz". |
1+LB Amethyst Spirit (Cactus) Quartz Crystal Cluster This gorgeous spirit or cactus quartz crystal from South Africa has sparkling lilac amethyst crystals with a citrine orange tinge. Excellent Specimen! Dimensions: 5.1 x 3 x 2.9 inches (131x76x74mm) Weight: 1 lb 6.8oz (646g) |
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Amethyst Spirit (Cactus) Quartz Crystal Cluster This gorgeous spirit or cactus quartz crystal from South Africa has sparkling lilac amethyst crystals with slight citrine orange tint! This is a Rare Specimen showing excellent amethyst color! One tip has small chip, still an excellent specimen with tips at 3 different angles. Dimensions: 1.8 x 1.6 x 1.3 inches (46 x 42 x 34 mm) Weight: 1.6oz (45g) |
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How Do I Know If He's The One?
How do you know if the guy you're dating is 'the One'? Will you "just know"?
The scary part about marriage is most people make this decision of gargantuan proportion in love, which by definition means your mind is hazy from all the 3am make-outs and sheer thrill thinking no one has ever loved like this before. Dating Michael for me meant my journal entries were frequent and swirly with emotional statements in all caps like "MICHAEL DEAN IS THE GREATEST ... & HE LOVES ME!" I will tell you that I knew he was 'the One' the first month we started talking; he knew I was 'the One' after he saw he perform a Taylor Swift song with some kids I was babysitting. Long story.
But how do you know? How do you know if the man you are dating is the person you should spend the rest of your life waking up next to?
We'll talk more about this in Real Men Don't Text (which is now just $7 at Amazon & Barnes and Noble), but it isn't necessarily true that you'll just know when you meet him. The ability to discern if your guy is right for you depends on who you've dated in the past and whether or not you know what a good relationship looks like. For example, if you've only dated players or even mediocre guys in the past and suddenly you decide your boyfriend is "the One" — I would caution you to take a step back and really evaluate. Sure, he may be better than all the other guys you've ever dated ... but you don't marry better, you marry best. Amen from the married ladies?
Let's look at a few characteristics of "the One":
1.) Your friends and family agree.
Most of them, at least. If most of your friends and family think your guy brings out the best in you and will be a great person to start a life with that is a very good sign you might have found "the One". You'll want to be careful here with extremes. If everyone in your life has raised concern–parents, friends, and most people who know you well–I promise they are not trying to bully you; only care for you because they can often see red flags that you can't. But it's unreasonable to think that everyone will agree with your decision, so don't worry if just a handful of people don't like his taste in music or his career.
2.) Character.
Is he trustworthy? Kind? Forgiving? Character makes marriages stand the test of time. Character is who he is when no one is looking. Does he do what is right or what is easy? Men of high character bring out the best in you. Are you a better version of yourself since meeting him? Will the two of you be better together rather than apart? These are all great questions to consider in making this choice.
3.) You don't want to change him.
Do you love him just the way he is? Does he love you for you? If you have major changes you're hoping happen in his life, he's not "the One". You can't marry someone hoping they'll change; just like he shouldn't marry you hoping you'll wake up one day and be a different person. Major changes sound like, "I really hope he stops drinking."; "I'm praying for him to believe in God"; "I'm hoping he'll open up to the idea of children."
4.) Companionship.
You love being with him. You have fun together. If you couldn't make out with him, would you just enjoy being around him? Are you friends? The rich companionship in marriage is my favorite part. I'm telling you, Michael Dean makes me laugh more than anyone I know and I have more fun with him than with I could've imagined.
5.) He is a servant leader.
Lately, I've heard horror stories of 'Christian men' berating their wives and running their households like a dictatorship. Jesus demonstrated for men how husbands should love their wives — leading by serving. Michael is an incredible example of this style of leadership and he never demands that I "submit to his authority". Can you trust him to lead your family? Or will you have to do all the heavy lifting?
6.) You are on the same life path.
Do you want the same things from life? Is his idea of success converting a Muslim country and yours is living down the street from your parents and traveling to the Caribbean every year? Does he want to live in a shoebox apartment in New York, but you can't stand the city and long for a quiet house on acres of land? Talk about the future now and seriously consider if compromise is possible or if you need to move on. It may not seem like a big deal now, but it will become one.
7.) You have a voice in your relationship.
Does he make you feel special? Do your opinions matter, or is it all about him? You will suffer in the long-run if you have to put your dreams and goals on the back burner because he doesn't see them as valuable.
8.) Chivalry.
Chivalry doesn't mean you're not a feminist and it isn't degrading. Does he care for you and keep you safe? Treat you with respect? Do you feel special when you're with him? Would he get in a fight on your behalf? Passivity is eating away at many men and you want to marry a man who rejects the urge to sit back.
What would you add to the list? If you are married, I'd love for the single ladies to hear in the comments how you knew your husband was the One.
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5 Creative Hiring Tactics for IT
If you have a smart phone, a TV, a thermostat or even a field full of cows, developers and IT professionals are connecting you to the world. Recruiting these talented team members can be a challenge, here are 5 Creative hiring Tactics for IT.
1. Hiring young: Generation Y has already entered the workforce in a real way, their skills are competitive, but their experience may not be where you need them to be fully productive. There are members of Gen Y who are running start-ups successfully, they are being promoted to senior ranks within teams – this year give them a shot or you'll lose out on the leaders not just of tomorrow but may be today.
Generation Z, is younger but they are in some cases midway through their undergraduate programs. If you haven't started talent marketing to this group you might already be behind the Grade 8-Ball. You don't need an Instagram account to attract either generation Y or Z, recent research conducted by Randstad Canada has found that both groups are attracted by community engagement. Promote your Corporate Social Responsibility Programs, announce large hirings through the media and raise your profile with two generations at the same time.
2. Use contractors and contingent labour: While you need to build internal teams to help deliver this year's business solutions, onboarding team members won't solve immediate burning issues. There is an opportunity cost to not deploying new tools, or systems that improve efficiencies today. Contractors, or a contingent labour solution, can work with your team and immediately deliver on projects that can set up new hires for success this year.
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3. Retention and promotion of women: There is a talent crisis in IT, and it is in how few women stay in their positions over the long term, with fewer female leaders in positions to act as sponsors or as powerful voices who can bring more women into the ranks – IT and Technical services have some of the lowest levels of female directorships outside of the natural resources industry
This can be a chicken and the egg problem, if an industry has few women in it, it is perceived as unattractive to women and fewer women apply to roles. There are still challenges, if are looking to fill a position for senior IT manager with 10-years of experience the reality is that there just weren't that many women enrolling in IT programs in 1998 who can apply for that job. This year, break that cycle in 2012/2013, women represented more than half of the working population and as many as 25.5% of graduates from programs in IT are women . Bring them into your company now and support them as they grow – over time that will improve your employer brand and make you a more attractive employer.
4. Offsite teams: In IT, there are many roles that can be done offsite. You can have a development team working on projects in Calgary, when your head office in Toronto. This can help you in a couple of ways. One, it lets you manage the costs of your employees more effectively, knowing that some markets have lower rates than others and two, it can increase the hours of your team's response and capacity with multiple team members in a variety of time zones. This flexibility means that if one team is bogged down in a weather emergency the whole team isn't impacted.
5. Redundancy: Many managers are forced by budgets to run programming with a tight ship, but there is a strong argument in having redundancy built into your team structure. Hiring an extra team member gives your team some breathing room on productivity; it can improve the team cohesion, reduce stress and if a team member leaves unexpectedly you'll have the added work capacity not reduce total output.
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Green Mini Dot with Pink Piping Anywhere Bean Cube
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- Overview
Pull up a comfy cube! This colorful, sturdy seat can double as a side table to place toys and books, and is slipcovered in pure cotton.
- 13" cube
- Slipcover is 70% polyester and 30% cotton.
- Plush beancube inserts are eco-friendly and filled with up to 30% recycled polystyrene.
- Machine-washable slipcover zips off for cleaning.
- Dimensions & Care
- To clean, remove interior components.
- Wash slipcover separately in cold water.
- Do not use bleach.
- Spot clean with damp white cloth; blot to remove excess water.
- Air dry.
- Do not wash or dry-clean.
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Living Large: Emeril Lagasse's East Side Home
The celebrity chef wasn't home when CBS 2's Emily Smith stopped by, but he did let her get an all access look at his home.
5 Best MMA and Martial Arts Studios In New York
While supporters of mixed martial arts continue to wrangle with legal channels to get New York State to overturn its current ban on the professional sport, those who are interested in MMA and traditional martial arts may find programs throughout the city to learn and train safely. As attitudes about MMA — particularly its merits as fitness and self-defense training — change, more programs will no doubt become available to New Yorkers. Few could compete with these, the best of the best, right in New York.
Bloomberg Announces Plan With U.N. To Complete Manhattan Greenway
The last major gap runs from 38th to 60th streets on the East Side.
Abbas Backs Down, Won't Call For Immediate Vote On Palestinian Statehood
President Obama said in public what he is also saying in private — that a Palestinian state can only be achieved by the Israelis and Palestinians going to the bargaining table and tackling the hard questions that face them.
UN General Assembly Means Frozen Zones, Traffic Headaches
With most of the world's leaders in town for the annual gathering, security is ramped up. That means frozen zones, escort convoys and more.
Manhole Fire Near Queensboro Bridge Leads To Building Evacuations
CBS 2's Derricke Dennis was live at the scene and reported that workers hit a gas line and some electrical lines while working on a trench around 3 p.m. Friday. That caused an explosion that came up through a manhole.
Hudson Valley State Senators Want East River Tolls Instead Of MTA Payroll Tax
Five Republican New York State Senators say ditching the payroll tax in favor of East River tolls would bring in another $100 million for the MTA next year.
East Side Neighborhoods May Restrict Pub Crawls
A community board in a bar-heavy section of midtown Manhattan may soon put restrictions on organized "pub crawls."
Lou Reed Helping NY's Japan Society Raise Disaster Relief Funds
In the four days since establishing its earthquake relief fund, the Japan Society has raised more than $700,000.
Cameras Keep Watch Over Manhattan Bus Lanes
If you're caught on camera in a bus lane during restricted hours, you can be fined by mail for between $115 and $150.
President's City Visit Met With Mixed Reaction
The presidential appearance at the UN meant presidential gridlock on Manhattan's East Side Thursday,
Obama Announces New U.S. Approach At The U.N.
President Obama told a U.N. conference that the U.S. is changing its approach to development to focus less on spending money and more on really helping countries develop.
Cabbie: 'Are You Muslim?' Leads To Night Of Horror
He never thought this fare might be his last. Ahmed Sharif picked up a college student on Tuesday night –and it nearly cost him his life.