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A book about my experience at an Ashram in India, and how you can experience your own meaningful "Inner Awakening" life transformation
About this project
Hey there! My name is Ayelet Shimron, and welcome to my kickstarter project.
The Short Version of my Project Explained
In a nutshell, I am a twenty-four year old girl who will be spending 43 days writing a detailed book about my experience at an Ashram in India. I will be revealing the age old Hindu traditions on spirituality. For those who are unfamiliar with the practice of meditation, kriyas, the benefits of yoga, the ability to survive without food for months simply sitting in deep meditation, and what it means to have your very own Guru... everything will be revealed. This is not a "how-to" book, but rather a more personal journey that I'm sure many of you will relate to. My ultimate goal is to bring out a piece of the Divine in every single one of you and through the projection of my own personal inner awakening, walk you through my journey in hopes that it will inspire and awaken the divine consciousness in you.
A Little Bit About Myself... in case you're wondering where the inspiration came from:
Four years ago a dear friend of mine was killed in a motor cycle accident. When I awoke the next morning to 83 text messages and missed calls to alert me about what had happened the night before, a transition occurred inside of me. I was 20 years old at the time and I had come to the realization that I had been alive for 20 years, but for 20 years I had not actually begun to live. And I was determined to start. I not only came to terms with the fragility of life and how quickly life can be taken from us, but I realized something much deeper. That on so many levels, each and every single one of us has a predetermined amount of time on this planet and it is crucial that during our short time here, we find out exactly what our unique purpose is.
So what did I do? Naturally, I jumped on a plane in search for the truth. Then I jumped on another, and another, and another, until after one year of searching I looked back to find that I had flown 11 air planes, each one taking me into a new and unique experience I had not anticipated one bit. The past five years of my life have been a journey of self discovery which led me on a path in search of the Divine.
I graduated New York University with a degree in Media, Culture and Communications and on the day of graduation I had ripped up my resume and cover letters (which were meant to go out to all the major media conglomerations), and I decided to take a completely irrelevant and foreign course of action in my life... a course of action which was unknown to me at the time, but it just felt right. My mission is to reveal to you what I encountered, as well as what I will be encountering during my time at the Ashram. My ultimate goal is to reveal the Divine in each one of you.
What's the Book Actually About?
This story, to a small extent, is about my journey, and to an even larger extent will be about my next dive into the unknown, and this time it's going to be intense! I will be spending a month and a half in India, in an Ashram [a Hindu temple] to be exact. My purpose in life, as I have come to learn, is to reveal the mysterious, the mystical and the unknown to you in order to motivate you to move past your doubts and find out why you were placed on this planet in the first place. Whether you consider yourself a non-believer, spiritually inclined, or a complete orthodox in whatever belief system you follow, the purpose of "Revealing the Unknown" is to take a much deeper first-hand look at what exactly goes on behind the scenes at an Ashram, and to define the popular, but often misused term, spirituality.
The Ashram I will be going to is called the Bidadi Ashram and it's located in Bangalore, India. The name of the Guru who will be leading this Inner Awakening is Paramahamsa Nithyananda. For 21 days I will be led by a Guru (considered to be the living incarnation of Lord Shiva himself), who will lead an intense inner awakening process. What I will be witnessing and experiencing are yet to be revealed in exquisite detail.
What Will I Include in the Book?
The book will be fully loaded with my own first-hand observational knowledge and experience. Just a few of my many goals will be to reveal the deep mystical secrets and truths on levitation [the ability to rise and hover in the air, especially by means of supernatural or magical power]. I will investigate the many misconceptions the West has about Indian's being able to live months without food, simply by sitting in deep meditation. I will incorporate my own experience with Kriyas [a technique or practice within a yoga discipline, meant to achieve a specific result, such as the outward manifestation of awakened kundalini energy - "corporeal energy" which lies coiled at the base of the spine].
I will be going above and beyond my comfort zone to experience and share with you how one can experience an expansion of self. And much much more!
Why I Need Your Help
This is a piece of work coming from the heart. This is a service that is being done because I realized that through one's experience, others can find their own sense of purpose and then act upon it. I believe in true transformation and if I can transform the lives of those who have lost all hope or even those who simply need a little push, I believe it is very possible. All your contribution will go towards the printing cost, event production, and promo item expenses. Not to mention all the awesome rewards, including signed photographs taken by me throughout my travels, the first copy of the printed book and immense gratitude for doing such an awesome service to humanity!
For the past couple months I have managed to organically raise a portion of the money necessary to complete this project. What do I mean by "organic"? I mean that I literally did whatever it took, beginning with selling many of my personal belongings, as well as going to schools and speaking to hundreds of students about the importance of living a life of meaning, as well as renting out restaurants to give live lectures to adults on how to pursue their dreams. The last bit of money, I ask of you, to please join me and take part on this beautiful journey... this is a project from my heart to yours, and I truly hope you gain as much out of it as I have. =)
What the Funds Are For
I've spent the past year making Revealing the Unknown the absolute best I can make it. Now, I'm coming to the Kickstarter community to raise money so I can add the last and final touch. The way I see it, every copy printed has the potential to send someone on a life-changing journey and bring about positive change where it's needed most. Life is about dancing with spirit, living with laughter, and leaving the world fulfilled... and my job is to spark that flame in you by Revealing the Unknown.
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Our deepest gratitude for your support! Your name will be carried with me in my journal and I will have a blessing sent to you from India, the spiritual capital of the world!
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Everything above, plus 2 autographed copies of the book with a personal message; OR -- 1 autographed copy, plus an autographed DVD of selected audio/video talks by Ayelet Shimron.
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All incentives offered at the $25 and lower levels, including one autographed hard copy of the book. In addition, backers at this level will receive an autographed copy of Revealing the Unknown, a CD of Ayelet's talks interspersed with musical and meditation pieces inspired by her travels throughout India and Israel.
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Backers at this level will receive everything included in the $100 and $200 level, plus a free pass to the 'Ask Ayelet Anything' webinar series, coming up in October and November. Plus a signed copy of the book as well as energizing & healing Mala beads necklace blessed by the Guru at the ashram.
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Green Hills Community resident Deb Martin, 63, right, reacts Tuesday to her new short hairstyle following her donation to Locks of Love through a hair cut provided by Tammy Woods, left, beautician at Green Hills' beauty salon and barber shop. The hair cut marked the third donation to the charity for Ms. Martin, who also is a cancer survivor. "And I'm proud of it," she said, explaining that she had cancerous skin tissue removed from her head in late July. Locks of Love requires hair to be at least 10 inches long, and Ms. Woods noted, "We are well over that mark." Locks of Love is a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the U.S. and Canada under age 21 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. Ms. Martin has been growing her auburn-colored locks since her last donation made in February 2010. (PHOTO | GREEN HILLS COMMUNITY) |
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Two signs installed Monday along County Road 28's Corkscrew Hill were spray painted the night after. Logan County Engineer Scott Coleman reports the county spent more than $10,700 last year replacing vandalized signs. Anyone with information about the vandalism is asked to call the Logan County Sheriff's Office at 592-5731. (EXAMINER PHOTO | JOEL E. MAST) |
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Bellefontaine City Schools began the 2014-15 school year today. ABOVE: Karen Rader, Bellefontaine Intermediate School intervention specialist, left, talks with parents and students this morning at the front entrance to the building at 509 N. Park St. BELOW: Third-grader Tony Stewart makes his way up the front steps into the building to start the new year. Today was also the first day of school for the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center, Wednesday is the first day of school for Benjamin Logan, Indian Lake, Riverside and West Liberty-Salem school districts. Calvary Christian School begins Wednesday, Aug. 27. (EXAMINER PHOTOS | MANDY LOEHR) |
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Loki, a water-loving golden retriever, fetches a ball for Naomi Witt and Scott Bazzle as Doug Smith throws a ball for his retriever, Sig, during the annual dog day at the Hoffman Municipal Swimming Pool on Sunday evening. The swimming pool officially closed for the season as youths begin returning to school this week. (EXAMINER PHOTO | REUBEN MEES) |
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Customers peruse the selection of 12 varieties of garlic available Sunday afternoon at the seventh annual Garlic Harvest Celebration at Jandy's Farm, 3624 Township Road 136. (EXAMINER PHOTO | REUBEN MEES) |
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Logan County Highway Department crews recently installed new signs along County Road 10 west of U.S. Route 33. The Logan County Engineer's Office applied for and received a $3,000 federal grant to install larger signs and more signs, along with reflective post strips to better alert motorists to the curves in both directions. Accident numbers and traffic flow on the section of road met the criteria for the grant. (EXAMINER PHOTO | JOEL E. MAST) |
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The local participants who traveled abroad to Suzuka, Japan with the International Friendship Center are wrapped in traditional Japanese kimonos. This is the first time in 10 years that the International Friendship Center was able to get a group of students together to visit Bellefontaine's sister city, Suzuka, Japan.
The local participants who traveled abroad to Suzuka, Japan with the International Friendship Center pose with the mayor of Suzuka, Noriko Suematsu, as she accepts a drawing of Bellefontaine. Mrs. Suematsu is the first female mayor of Suzuka.
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Andy Phelps, left, and Frank Phelps of Phelps/O'Connor Farms Limousin of Belle Center, exhibited the overall grand champion lot of three, which was also named the champion lot of three steers, along with the overall reserve grand champion lot of three which was also named reserve champion lot of three steers at the recent Ohio State Fair Commercial Cattle Show. The event featured 15 pens of three. (PHOTO | OHIO STATE FAIR) |
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So engaging! The eyes just don't want to look away. Thanks for exploring your "Smart" work again—terrific stuff! (and I'd sure love to learn some ideas about your processing some time)
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DocHaus' Top 5 Anime of 2011 (out of those that I have seen, because if I watched more I'm pretty sure Hanasaku Iroha would make this list. Anyways...)
1. Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Holy shit this one really came out of fucking nowhere, and unlike the other stuff on this list it wasn't an adaptation of another work but an original story. It was a meta look at the magical girl genre and it was directed by Akiyuki Shinbo and even knowing this it still smacked me upside the head. Definitely not something to watch if you want to feel happy the next morning, but otherwise a very, very good show. |
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Based off one of Togashi's oldest works that even he probably forgot about until someone decided to fund an anime of it. Various short stories about aliens living on Earth, loosely connected by a Prince known for trolling everyone, alien or not. In terms of sales, it bombed, so that's probably the last we'll ever hear of it, but every single story either made me laugh or freaked me out. Either way, they made me sit up and wait for the next episode with a lot of anticipation. |
3. My Ordinary Life
A mixture of slice-of-life situations we've all been in at some point with some of the most weird comedy this side of Japan. One minute you'd have an eight-year-old child genius building a humanoid robot who runs on biscuits, the next you'd have Yukko forgetting her homework and begging her classmates for help. It was at turns heartwarming and hilarious, and I'd love it if there was ever some sort of follow-up, but am completely satisfied with what they did animate. |
4. Un-Go
More than the characters I actually cared about the setting the show takes place in, a place where Japan imposed a dictatorship upon itself to deal with a terrorist threat and now refuses to let its newfound powers slip away even as the threat has come down. It's not quite finished at the time of this post, but it's the best damn detective story set in the (near-)future I've seen in awhile, even with the supernatural elements that have poked their head in at the end. |
5. Steins;Gate
Another sci-fi tale based around a guy who sees himself as a MADO SCIENTISTO bent on conquering the world, yet complete with his own flaws. Chaos;Head was boring the few episodes of it that I did watch, but Steins;Gate just clicked with me for some reason. I didn't even really mind the otaku stereotypes, as they actually bounced off of each other instead of became separated in their own little worlds. |
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The Bavarian capital shuns Microsoft, Google, and other alternatives to implement an open source groupware solution.
The capital of Bavaria continues its gradual move away from all things closed, and is deploying Kolab, an open source groupware solution that will handle all emails, contacts, calendars, task tracking for Munich city workers. The Kolab system, developed and maintained by the Swiss company Kolab Systems AG, is free to download, install, distribute, and modify and will be deployed on over 14,000 PCs running LiMux, Munich's own flavor of Linux. Kolab will also be gradually deployed on the few remaining Windows machines still running in Town Hall. Alternatives, such as Microsoft's Exchange, and cloud-based systems, such as those offered by Google, raised serious security and privacy concerns. Hence the decision to go with a solution that can be installed and hosted internally, on the Town Hall's own servers, with the added advantage of not incurring in expensive licenses or vendor lock-in.
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Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
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.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
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The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
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Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.
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Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
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By Meagan Keane | April 08, 2013
Kyle Patrick Alvarez has a knack for bringing the written word to the big screen. His 2009 film Easier With Practice was adapted from a 2006 GQ article by Davy Rothbart. Alvarez has now created the first film adaptation of David Sedaris' short story C.O.G., which premiered in US Dramatic... Read More
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By Meagan Keane | April 06, 2013
A study abroad program to London is what first sparked Adam Pertofsky's interest in the film and television business. After graduating from the University of Michigan, he moved to London where he spent time as a production assistant on music videos and commercials. He moved up through the... Read More
By Eric Philpott | April 04, 2013
It's that time of year again and we know you're wondering what we have up our sleeves for all you video pros. Well, as of today, we can start telling you.
The next version of Adobe video tools has been developed with features created in direct response to the needs of... Read More
By Eric Philpott | March 21, 2013
A warm southern accent betrays his Georgia roots as Donovan Adkisson describes his start in Internet broadcasting. "My real education in podcasting began when I launched my SouthGeek web site with the SouthGeek Ramble and Review podcast." It was a technology show, admittedly one of many... Read More
By Kathy Charneco | February 12, 2013
Remember the 1970s days of Saturday Night Live (SNL) and the Coneheads? Okay, you may be too young, but trust us: it's as hilarious now as it was then. George Carlin was the first host, alongside comedy legends like Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, and John Belushi.... Read More
By Michelle Gallina | January 15, 2013
It's been twenty years since After Effects was created by a small start-up company in Providence, Rhode Island. Some of those brilliant minds who brought After Effects into this world are still here at Adobe and some have moved onto other ventures. But one thing that remains... Read More
By Kathy Charneco | January 14, 2013
SoulPancake, a production company founded by Rainn Wilson (of NBC's "The Office"), is creating extraordinary original online video content for YouTube. With more than 100,000 subscribers and more than three million video views to date, SoulPancake ranks in the top 100 YouTube channels. SoulPancake recently switched to Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and an all Adobe video workflow to produce its daily content, which includes series on topics ranging from art and philosophy to creativity and spirituality. Adobe had the opportunity to talk with the team at SoulPancake—including Rainn Wilson, Bayan Joonam, Shabnam Mogharabi, and Golriz Lucina about the company, inspiration, switch to Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Premiere Pro, and plans for the future.
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By Kathy Charneco | December 14, 2012
Imagine creating upwards of 150 wedding videos a month—that's roughly five each day! Each one has to be creative and stunning; after all, the videos memorialize one of the most important events in couples' lives. At Sandals Resorts, a talented crew of four manages production of wedding videos for the company's 21 Caribbean resorts. The team also creates promotional spots for the resorts, as well as for other subsidiaries within the Sandals Resorts International group of companies. Sandals Resorts Group Manager of Media Management Egbert v. Frankenberg and Creative Director Marcel Lee sat down with us to talk about the switch to Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 from Apple Final Cut Pro and how they stay efficient, meet tight turnaround times, and produce vast quantities of videos without sacrificing quality.
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Just like people are shifting from consuming books and video content as physical media to digital and online consumption, Adobe is evolving from shipping shrink-wrapped boxes to offering easily downloadable software through the Cloud. You may or may not have heard about Adobe Creative Cloud, but you've probably heard about Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe Premiere Pro. Creative Cloud is the most convenient and affordable way to get these powerful Adobe Creative Suite desktop tools with ongoing updates, plus many more tools and services like Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Story Plus and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, so you can deliver professional video productions from script to screen and beyond. All for less than the price of a cup of coffee per day!
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Danny Way is among the world's most visionary skateboarders. During his 20+ year career as a professional skateboarder, he has attempted to jump the Great Wall of China, broken the land speed record on a skateboard (an incredible 74.5 mph), and won numerous Big Air Gold Medals at the X Games. He's now the focus of Waiting for Lightning, a feature-length documentary about how much abuse the body can sustain, how deep you have to dig to survive a troubled family life, and how high and far dreams can fly. The film's director is filmmaker, author, and digital media expert Jacob Rosenberg of the studio Bandito Brothers, creators of films such as Act of Valor and Dust to Glory. We had a chance to catch up with Rosenberg about the remarkable new documentary Waiting for Lightning and some of the breakthrough cinematography used in its creation.
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Imagine some of the world's most progressive snowboarders risking their lives to shoot in beautiful remote locations-all cut to great music. This year, Burton Snowboards chased winter to produce an original film to kick off the season, inspiring both core riders and newcomers to the sport. The creative production company behind this year's project is Popular, a studio recognized for originating authentic athlete, personality, and lifestyle- driven creative for film, commercials, and branded entertainment. The award-winning partners of Popular-David Tindale and Jeremy Pettit-sat down with Adobe to share their experience switching from Final Cut Pro to Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 software to put together 13, Burton's action-packed film for 2013. {C} Read More
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On April 17, 2012, award-winning cinematographer and director Tom Lowe debuted his film TimeScapes at the Brenden Theatre in Las Vegas during NAB. The tickets sold out in a matter of hours. The film takes viewers on a journey across the American Southwest using stunning, slow-motion and timelapse cinematography. His moving photography is the product of some highly technical camera and editing setups, but Lowe isn't secretive about his techniques. Recently, he talked with Adobe about the project and his experiences using Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium for editing in 4K resolution. Read More
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Justin Weyers faced a challenge: help create an animated movie that integrates the work of 14 animation studios into a holistic 3D stereographic film, to celebrate the life and multifaceted career of deceased Monty Python member Graham Chapman. Weyers is co-founder and director for multi-disciplinary creative agency Made Visual Studio. Switching to an all Adobe workflow based on Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium provided the tools needed to weave the creative visions and talents of many contributors into a film that mirrors Chapman's genius. Recently, Weyers talked with Adobe about the project, the switch to Adobe Premiere Pro, and his experiences using the latest versions of Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium, including Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Flash Professional, and Photoshop Extended.{C} Read More
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By Scott Simmons | June 25, 2012
Just a couple of weeks ago I was the host of another webinar presented by Moviola Filmmaking Webinars. This one was an info packed presentation called Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 for Final Cut Pro Editors. It was one of the most featured packed webinars that I've done as there was so much material to cover. As usual we received tons of questions before, during and after the webinar. I've tried to take most all of them and answer the questions in the blog post that follows. If there's any corrections or updates to any of the questions please let me know. If you missed the PPro for FCP Editors webinar then the on-demand version is now available for purchase. So here we go.{C} Read More
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By Kathy Charneco | June 15, 2012
Stephen Lawes, creative director and co-owner of Cantina Creative, Venti Hristova, graphics and HUD supervisor, Wes Sewell, stereo supervisor, and Jayse Hansen, freelance screen designer/animator, had their work cut out for them on Marvel's The Avengers, which premiered May 4th and has already passed the $1 billion mark. The movie, directed by Joss Whedon, features Marvel's most popular superheroes: Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Hawkeye, and Black Widow. For Lawes, Hristova, and Hansen, the most challenging on-screen graphics job was the creation of the heads-up displays (HUDs) in the film, used for two versions of Iron Man's suits. The team also created the on-screen graphics to fill in countless digital computer screens throughout the movie. Here, Lawes and Hansen talk about using Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium for the project. Read More
By Michelle Gallina | June 14, 2012
Jerome Sabourin is an award-winning cinematographer and colorist based in Montreal. He uses Adobe SpeedGrade on all his projects, including TV shows and a feature films. In this piece, Jerome writes about his path from cinematography into color, and shares with us what he loves about SpeedGrade. Read More
By Meagan Keane | May 29, 2012
Each year the Cannes Film Festival residency program, Cin©fondation, selects twelve filmmakers to participate in The R©sidence du Festival, one of two 4.5 month residencies held in the heart of Paris. During the course of the residency, participants will develop their first or second feature film script while being mentored by previous filmmakers whose films were selected by the Cannes Film Festival. Residents of the Foundation are selected based on short film submissions judged by a panel of highly esteemed filmmakers and celebrity judges. In 2012 participants were chosen from over 1,700 submissions representing 320 film schools worldwide. Read More


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A Colorado Springs Jury returned a guilty verdict in the murder trial of Marc Sylvester Thursday afternoon.
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I am hoping there is someone super clever here that can help,
Yesterday i turned my printer on, it booted up and then lost power i tried it a couple of times and it gets to the 'on' screen and then power just dies.
I tried using an alternative power cable and the same thing happened also tried plugging into a different power point, i use the printer a couple of times a week so not sure why all of a sudden it has done this.
The printer is HP 4620 all in one. my warrenty has expired so i am a bit stuck i guess
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Hi bklc,
I understand you have an Officejet 4620 that will power on to the main screen but then seems to shut down on it's own and doesn't want to turn back on. I'm sorry to hear this, but I will definitely do my best to help!
The different power points that you're plugging the printer to, are they wall outlets? Sometimes the printer doesn't get enough power from surge protectors or power bars, so please make sure you're using wall outlets. It's even a good idea to try kitchen outlets as they are usually the most powerful in the house (if you're in a house as opposed to an office).
I would also recommend looking at the back of the printer when you're turning it on, where the power cord goes in. If you get at eye level with it, you should be able to see a little green light indicating the power adapter is on and working. Does this light stay on after the printer shuts down or does it also turn off?
Hope to hear back from you soon, have a great weekend!
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You awaken to soft crying coming from the other room. You nuzzle Arthur's neck, trying to wake him up. "Artie..." you whisper. "Mattie's crying again..."
Arthur groans and flips the pillow over his head. "But I got it last time..."
Another loud thunderclap rattles the walls and rain pounds fiercely against the windows. Another voice joins the chorus of wailing, this one much louder.
Sighing, you roll out of bed to check on your boys. Your feet hit the cold floor, making you instantly wish you could just stay in bed. Alas, even if you did, you wouldn't be able to sleep with the terrified whimpers of your sons. You tiredly make your way over to the wooden cradle where they slept, swaddled in blankets. Mattie is still wrapped in his, crying very softly.
Alfred, on the other hand, has kicked his blanket away, which now rests in a crumpled heap beside him. He flails and thrashes about wildly, crying profusely.
You shake your head, an amused smile playing on your lips. "For twins, you certainly are polar opposites." You gently take Alfred in your arms, wrapping him again in his blanket, kissing his face to calm him down.
He seems to settle a bit, and stares up at you with his frightened blue eyes. Tears linger around his irises, but none are spilling over. You gently wipe away the streaks on his face.
Another loud boom shakes the small cottage, and both children begin crying once more.
You hear Arthur groan again, then the shifting of pillows as he no doubt tries to block out the sounds of his children. You shake your head in dismay, shifting Alfred to one arm and picking up Mattie in the other. "Hush, my darlings. Hush."
The boys seem not to hear you and continue on voicing their distress.
You nuzzle them softly, trying to quell the flow of tears. Even that seems to have no effect. You purse your lips, trying to think of what to do to quiet the frightened children in your arms. "Ah, I know." You walk over to an old rocking chair and sit, holding your sons close to your chest, where they cling onto your nightdress like children so often do. "I'll sing you a lullaby. Would you like that?" you ask them gently.
A pair of blue and purple eyes look up at you, streaming with tears. Matthew nods slowly before burying his face in your dress once again.
"Alright. I'll sing for you." You take a deep breath and begin rocking back and forth slowly. "Little child, be not afraid. The rain pounds harsh against the glass like an unwanted stranger. There is no danger. I am here tonight." Your voice flows soothingly over them and they cease wailing, yet tears still flow.
A bright flash takes over the room, followed by an unsettling crash. Branches fall outside, smashing against the grass, adding to the symphony of the storm.
"Little child, be not afraid. Though thunder explodes and lighting flash illuminates, your tear-stained face." You kiss each child on the head before continuing. "I am here tonight."
The wind, a choir of wolves in the night, howls mournfully, as if to cry out in fear itself. Alfred clings tighter, rubbing his face into your shoulder.
"And someday you'll know that nature is so, this same rain that draws you near me, falls on rivers and land, on forests and sand, makes the beautiful world that you see in the morning." You shiver a bit as the door creaks open from the force of the wind. You can't risk breaking the trance you've set them in to close it, so you try to keep as still as possible and hope that Arthur awakes to close it for you. "Little child, be not afraid. The storm clouds mask your beloved moon. And it's candlelight beams, still keep pleasant dreams. I am here tonight."
The little light that can pass through the dark clouds of the night allow for shadows to dance menacingly on the walls behind you. Mattie peeks over your shoulder at the shadowy monsters and hides once again, terrified of the terrible creatures cast by the moon and stars.
"Little child, be not afraid. The wind makes creatures of our trees. And the branches to hands, they're not real, understand." You rub your nose affectionately into his blonde hair, trying to covey your message. "And I am here tonight. And someday you'll know. That nature is so, the same rain that draws you near me, falls on rivers and land, on forests and sand. Makes the beautiful world that you see in the morning."
You hear the soft footsteps of your husband as he finally emerges from his cave of blankets, groggily drawn to you by your soft voice. You smile up at him briefly, then motion with your head for him to shut the door that was allowing the cold night air to seep in. As he does this, you think of a new verse to sing to your babies. "For you know, once even I was a little child. And I was afraid. But a gentle someone always came to dry all my tears, trade sweet sleep for fears and to give a kiss goodnight."
Arthur grins and walks back over to you, standing beside as you lull your children back to sleep. "Well, now I am grown. And these years have shown, the rain's a part of how life goes. But it's dark and it's late, so I'll hold you and wait, 'til your frightened eyes do close."
Arthur joins you in the next verse, singing softly to the small boys in your arms, kneeling down to be level with them.
"And I hope that you'll know. That nature is so. The same rain that draws you near me, falls on rivers and land, on forests and sand. Makes the beautiful world that you see, in the morning." You slow down a bit, closing your eyes and nuzzling your children as they begin to sleep peacefully once more. "Everything's fine in the morning. The rain'll be gone in the morning. But I'll still be here, in the morning."
Their grip on you loosens, meaning that they have at last fallen asleep. Arthur takes Alfred from your arms, being careful not to jostle him too much in the process. You both set them down gently in their cradle, kissing them goodnight before going back to sleep yourselves.
Arthur kisses you softly. "I don't think a better wife exists anywhere in the world." he whispers.
You happily kiss him back. "You got lucky. I could have been the king's wife."
He laughs softly. "And I'm very glad you're not, (Name). Even a king is not worthy of you. I love you more than all castles and palaces, all jewels and crowns." He pulls you close to him, rubbing your back soothingly. "I love you more than anyone ever could. At times, I wonder if I am even worthy you."
You nuzzle into his chest, wrapping your arms around his waist. "And because of that, I know you are. I love you, too Arthur."


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I'm using 2 cheap 70mm EDF on 2 3-Cell Batteries. Thrust is a little more
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Hi Chochmah I'm glad to see you got into the air! if it wasn't for that damm wind you wouldn't have crashed when you tried to land. I try and never fly scratch-built jets in winds over 5MPH, try flying in the evening an hour befor sunset. Have you started repairs yet?
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Fifteen years ago, opening the hood and cleaning the interior of your printer—unclogging inkjet print nozzles, wiping down gears and rotors, vacuuming up dust and grime—was standard operating procedure for those wishing to extend printer life. Unfortunately, while things may have often looked cleaner before the hood was reclosed, in fact sensitive parts had been damaged, dust had been blown about rather than removed, and printer life had been shortened, not extended.
By contrast, many printers today are typically self-cleaning. Often, the hood is bolted shut—it's not even possible to open the printer and poke around inside. Printers just work, without any need for cleaning or repairs. There's no need to replace parts—only paper and ink. And when a printer finally wears out, purchasing an affordable, high-quality new printer is far and away the most cost-effective response.
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This is the first official New Release Reviews for Dark Horse not written for Technorati. I'm not going to be doing those short newsy intros. They never really flowed for me, and I only did that so there wouldn't be SEO issues. Perhaps I'll do it on occasion if there is something topical.
I'm just trying to work through not having quite such a hard dead-line as I had with Technorati. Even though there wasn't one and there was almost no editorial input. So, without further ado … Titles are scored on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the very best possible. We take the time to read these books so your time isn't wasted.
Orchid - Issue 12
It's done. This series reached the end of its run. I'm guessing creator Tom Morello had 12 issues in mind and her got there. Unfortunately, his comic books writing skills didn't improve as things went. It started OK and finished that way. Characters never became sympathetic. Their motives were always vague and it was hard to care about them. They would vacillate between crude and proper. Odd.
The artwork was always stylish, but not very skillful. Details were alright but there was never much sense of scale in the art though the same could be said for the story. Things were looking bleak towards the end and then allies suddenly appeared and then left, again. It felt very forced. Mr. Morello may be better served sticking to playing the guitar which he's awesome at.
Score: 5.5 out of 10
Cal MacDonald 30 Days Of Night : Final Night - Issue 2 (of 4)
This was the first time in either series that there was a sexy moment for characters. It was refreshing given how bleak both stories tend to be, Hopefully there will be more of this in the future. It was great up until the black vomit. Ideally that will resolve itself quickly cause it's getting boring.
Plans are starting to be revealed by the bad guys and they are kind of interesting. The villains are lead by a very complicated character and that makes things very exciting. There seem to be a third party involved and that's even more interesting. The art is solid, if low-fi. It may be a bit hard for new readers but it wouldn't be that difficult to catch up.
Score: 9 out of 10
Angel And Faith - Issue 18
The villain finally revealed his plan and boy is it complicated. Like, crazy complicated. Two readings to more or less piece everything together. And then reinforcements are called in by the good-guys for their fairly complicated plan.
Still, fun but more so for long-time fans. Interior artwork is alright and the cover is fantastic.
Score: 7.5 out of 10
Star Wars Agent Of The Empire : Hard Targets - Issue 4 (of 5)
Adventure stories are often measured by the obstacles the heroes face. In this case, that's a bad things because Jahan Cross' enemies are pretty lousy. Things seemed pretty manageable up until the most famous bounty hunter of them all showed up.
The story is still exciting and sexy at moments. The interior art is fine and the cover is excellent.
Score: 8 out of 10


text: [snip] > Now to the important thing, your problem..? I can't say that this > will help, but it is something to check anyway. About the tty you > wrote: > > > The debug message I get which seems to be the most important is > > > > # You have no controlling tty. Cannot read passphrase. > > I guess this is as root (#)? Maybe if you `tty'; then `ls' whatever > it says (for example): > > $ ls -l $(tty) > crw--w---- 1 jan tty 136, 0 Oct 19 10:41 /dev/pts/0 > I get the same thing, with adam instead of jan of course :) > This is what I get from my current tty. What do you get? Are you using > devpts, devfs, or something? Do you get the same error from a regular > tty (e.g. /dev/tty[1-6])? Switch to a vt if you aren't already and try > from there. I am using devpts I have tried using a VT, exactly the same problem :( It's really annoying, I know this is likely to turn out to be something really stupid, but it is really annoying not being able to ssh out from the machine Any other ideas ? I really don't want to resort to using a precompiled binary, as that kinda defeats the object of this whole excercise, ie to learn more about linux. Thanks Adam -- Unsubscribe: send email to listar at linuxfromscratch.org and put 'unsubscribe blfs-support' in the subject header of the message