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CanJS generator for Yeoman
CanJS generator for Yeoman.
Getting started
- Install the generator:
npm install -g generator-canjs
- Go to the directory where your project will be developed:
mkdir my_project && cd my_project
- Run:
yo canjs
Application scaffold
$ yo canjs
This will create basic application scaffold. It will allow you to choose if you're using
RequireJS as a dependency management. This setting will
affect the
canjs:model and the
canjs:control generators.
Model generator
$ yo canjs:model path/to/model
This will create the model file. If you call this generator as
yo canjs:model models/user
it will create
user.js file in the
models folder.
Model generator will offer to create fixtures for the generated model. For the
User model fixtures
will be generated in the
fixtures/users.js file.
Control generator
$ yo canjs:control path/to/control/folder
This generator is different than
canjs:model as it doesn't create just one file. Instead,
it creates a folder which contains all files needed to run this control in isolation.
If you run it like:
$ yo canjs:control controls/users
it will create following structure:
users.js // control file
users.html // demo page
init.mustache // example mustache view
init.ejs // example ejs view
View renderers
This generator installs https://github.com/retro/require-can-renderers which allow loading of
mustache and
ejs files via RequireJS. It allows you to have code that looks like:
define('mustache!./init', function(initView){
// initView is a renderer function and can be called as:
This generator comes with the Gruntfile.js which provides the
build task. It will compile JavaScript
and view files to the
production.js file.
It is a default task so it can be called as:
$ grunt
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My personal fav part of the Soundsational parade...
Next trip, I'm going to just to see what happens. I wonder if the US mail will show it was mailed from Disneyland?
Tomorrowland Mail Box by Pyrat Wesly, on Flickr
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Nicely done Kimickey!
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Re: My Trek Through Enterprise
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I for one always thought the theme suited the show since is basically th whole how was about humans aspring to be the best they can and reaching for their goals.
I will not argue with that! The lyrics fit perfectly.
It's just a feeling of general surprise when you hear it the first few times I suppose (keep in mind though that I watched VOY and DS9 straight through all 14 seasons in a row so I got used to the orchestral themes).
Now I've grown to like the ENT theme and it only took a few episodes.
It did not take very long to get used to it.
I REALLY like the fact that they used 20th century "space feat" imagery and iconic photos and videos in the intro. That whole intro makes it feel as though it is within our grasp...like the advancements the crew makes on the show are really not too too far away from us.
I watched a few more episodes today. I really like how much more "close to home" it feels as opposed to the shows set in the 24th century. It did make me feel rather sad, however...a feeling that I was born a bit too early...because I really do think that one day interstellar travel will be possible, but obviously not in my lifetime.
One criticism I have is the lack of structure and protocol they seem to have at this stage in Starfleet development, which it is clear that the Vulcans have been trying to get them to create. And although I enjoy the tension between T'Pol and the rest of the crew...some crew members (namely Trip) do act pretty ignorant towards Vulcans in general which I find odd considering the fact that their whole mission is about finding new worlds and cultures. I would think they would try to be more tolerant.
I made a mini pro/con list to simplify my thoughts on the show so far.
-They actually address inter-species translation issues! Although at times inconsistent.
-Crew is pretty realistic....they are not perfect and don't pretend to be.
-They show a somewhat realistic possibility of the future in terms of demonstrating the interaction between two species working together. One day when (not if!) humans come into contact with a more advanced species capable of space travel, I hope they are as helpful as the Vulcans are on Star Trek...for example, without T'Pol's knowledge they would have been in some deep trouble several times. The animosity humans feel towards Vulcans and vice versa is also a probable outcome if we ever do become involved with an alien race that has more experience and logic, in the case of Vulcans.
-This show made me feel excited again for what future prospects might hold for space travel because the time and setting is not as far into the future as other Trek.
- As always (except maybe TNG) the doctor is great. Dr. Phlox might make spot 2 or 3 on my fave Trek Docs list.
Obviously the EMH takes my number 1 spot.
Dr. Phlox is one weird dude...I'm curious about his character.
-Lack of protocol and structure (although this is clearly intentional to show the evolution of Starfleet)
-Archer is cool....I like him, but he seems to lack a great deal of scientific knowledge compared to other captains. I understand his father was involved with the invention of their warp drive and so he was made captain...but is that what an organization of that magnitude would really do? I would think they would prefer to pick the most competent person and not the most adventurous one or because of nepotism.
-The bigotry Trip evokes on T'Pol. Reminds me of how the U.S. acted (and still acts) towards other cultures. However, I do realize that all of the ignorance between the species demonstrates the comparison between how different Earth cultures acted towards each other before a global economy and showing that interacting with other species may not be so different.
-Have to say it....theme doesn't match other Trek! But I like it now anyway.
Overall I really am enjoying it though. I am curious as to how T'Pol's relationship with the crew will evolve.
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I made a wild starter, been nurturing it for a few months now but have generally left it outside. I tasted it the other night and lo and behold I have what is essentially malt liquor, probably really tasty on some fish, not so much as a beverage. Was going to try a lambic with this, but now I'm wondering if I shouldn't start over, and move the whole thing inside to ferment out in a more controlled environment.
Sounds like it may be on the end, but you could make a small batch with it and see how it turns out. Homebrewing is about experimenting, and that is what you are doing now.
I guess I'm mostly afraid that whatever bacteria is making the acetic is going to out perform the wild yeast.
But I guess a small experiment couldn't hurt.
If it's acetobacter, it can't really get started until there's ethanol at the party, and if you keep it in a bucket/carboy blanketed with CO2, it won't really have much of an opportunity to take a foothold either way. Any O2 introduced via racking will give it what it needs to give your beer a slight vinegary kick.
I second the suggestion of going with a small batch - maybe just scale the next recipe you make to 6 gallons and run one off into a glass jug at the end of the day and see what happens. I plan on doing a couple experiments like this this summer.
Ok, that makes sense. I wasn't entirely sure how acetobacter operates.
Also just re-read my OP and realized that I said malt liquor instead of malt vinegar...
To be fair I'm not very experienced with wild brewing of any sort and I think other microorganisms can produce acetic character. Still, it's worth an experiment.
I would start over. Give it 12-24 hours exposed, then add an airlock and let the yeast get going, step it up and pitch it over a couple weeks. Worked well for me, no acetic acid (just a touch of mold initially).
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I rec'd 10 packs today, in exchange for 3 sent.
Scared to use it.
Somebody else go first!
BTW - I saw an earlier post where somebody referred to the smell of band-aids. That was it!!! My ruined beer smelled like a pile of wet bandaids on top of a rotten banana.
It's too bad that the word is so slow in getting out, and people are still pitching the bad yeast. A ruined beer really sucks.
I got mine too a couple of days ago. They sent me 7 for the 4 I sent in.
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Every person with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and/or fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) has a unique presentation of these conditions with various complications and sets of symptoms. There is no one treatment that can "cure" these syndromes or that is helpful to everyone however a combined approach of therapies can lead to an improved quality of life. Listed below are strategies and therapies that have been beneficial for myself and others. 1. Diet and Chemical Exposure Impaired detoxification is common to chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia sufferers. Avoidance of stimulants, depressants, pharmaceutical drugs and toxic chemicals can make a big difference in feeling better. This includes alcohol, caffeine, sugar, pain relievers and additives in processed food. Unfortunately many physicians prescribe drugs for pain, depression and sleep, which become less effective with time and in the long run make a patient worse. Some people have a particular sensitivity to fluoride, which is discussed in the post "Fluoride Poisoning" fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2008/07/fluoride-poison.html . The optimal diet is one that is high in protein and minimally processed: organic meats, fish, eggs and dairy products, vegetables, nuts, whole grains and fruit. It is also important to consume salt and to drink plenty of water. 2. Breathing and Oxygen Breathing is the underlying force of life and many people with chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia have impaired or restricted breathing contributing to poor health and pain. People with CFS/FMS are often unaware that they are surviving on less air, which does not show up in an oxygen saturation test because their bodies compensate for this with low blood pressure. This is a cause of neurally mediated hypotension, a blood pressure abnormality common in Chronic Fatigue patients. Oral Systemic Balance is a treatment developed by a TMJ dentist named Farrand Robson that employs oral appliances to help patients breathe better and restore balance to the nervous system. It resulted in significant improvement in my own health and provided the foundation for my recovery which I discuss in my post "Oral Systemic Balance" fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2010/02/oral-systemic-b.html .The treatment is time consuming and expensive however I believe that it addresses a key sources of stress for those suffering from Fatigue and Fibromyalgia Syndromes. For more information call TMJ Diagnostics at (800)977-1945. Dr. Majid Ali, a leader in the field of Integrative Medicine with an impressive list of credentials believes that all the symptoms of fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndromes are caused by cellular oxygen deprivation and dysfunctional oxygen metabolism. His website that discusses this theory is: www.majidali.com/oygenand.htm . The website www.breathing.com has information on holistic breathing development research, education and self-help programs developed by "The Optimal Breathing Coach" Mike White. I recommend ordering the Fundamentals of Breathing Development Video and Breathing Kit, which offers an effective program of breathing exercises. The site also contains information on EWOT (see below) and is a good source for purchasing oxygen generators/concentrators. (When purchasing items please mention that you were referred from this blog site).
Improving breathing alone may not increase oxygen levels in the mitochondria, tissues and cells to healthy levels. Stress, physical trauma, aging and unresolved breathing issues gradually impair enzymatic functions and the body's ability to transfer oxygen to the cells. This can be reversed with a therapy called Exercise with Oxygen Therapy (EWOT). The therapy is relatively simple and inexpensive and can be done at home. It involves exercising for 15-30 minutes a day while breathing high flow oxygen produced by an oxygen generator. To learn more about this read my post "Exercise With Oxygen Therapy" at fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2010/09/exercise-with-oxygen-therapy.html . 3. Neurofeedback Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia Syndromes are conditions of neurological exhaustion and physical stress that result in dysregulation of the Central Nervous System. Dr. Len Ochs, a pioneer in the biofeedback field developed a unique form of EEG feedback or neurofeedback called Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS) that has helped many people with CFS/FMS. The system operates entirely different from traditional EEG or neurofeedback training. Treatment involves very short (a few seconds per session) feedback of the dominant frequency the brain is producing at an offset. This results in the brain jumping out of its existing patterns and breaking up dysfunction. The therapy works best for those who have resolved underlying physical stressors that led to their condition i.e. obstructive breathing and infections. For more information read the book "The Healing Power of Neurofeedback" by Stephen Larsen and go to www.ochslabs.com/ . For more information on LENS and my experience with this go to: fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2010/05/biofeedback-therapies-for-cfs-fms.html . Some people who have sustained severe physical trauma and stress benefit from the addition of NeuroField, a pulsed electromagnetic fields therapy to their LENS treatments. The therapy was developed by Dr. Nicholas Dogris and is practiced primarily by LENS providers. For more information go to: www.neurofield.org . and read my post "Energy Medicine of the Future". http://fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2011/03/energy-medicine-of-the-future.html
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The Energetic Fitness System is a unique energy technology that provides energy to the body to help it heal. Based on the work of the scientist Nikola Tesla, the technology creates analog harmonic frequency patterns that are different for each person. The user sits in a non-metal chair with bare feet on an energized glass plate while holding a 5-inch diameter energized glass bulb in the hands while high voltage with no current at a broad spectrum of random wavelengths is maintained between the hands and the feet. The system has helped many individuals with CFS and FMS. For more information go to: http://energeticfitness.com/ .5. Thyroid Function Most chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia patients suffer from symptoms of hypothyroidism, which include low body temperature (below 98 degrees), fatigue and constipation, even though their thyroid blood tests are normal and/or they are taking thyroid replacement. Dr. Denis Wilson discovered that this condition which is called "Wilson's Thyroid Syndrome", "Wilson's Low Body Temperature Syndrome" or "Wilson's Syndrome" can be reversed by taking for a period of time the active thyroid hormone T3. Returning my body's temperature and thyroid function to normal was one of the big breakthroughs of my healing and I think it is an issue for many CFS/FMS patients. You can read more about this at www.wilsonssyndrome.com and in my post "Thyroid Function" fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2009/03/thyroid-function.html . 6. Biofeedback Self-Regulation Skills Biofeedback is the process of becoming aware of various physiological functions using instruments that provide information on these systems and through practice learning to manipulate them at will. I have found three biofeedback modalities: Surface EMG; Hand-Warming; and HeartMath to be particularly beneficial in reducing the symptoms of an agitated sympathetic nervous system. All modalities use instruments that are inexpensive and can be practiced on one's own. An electromyograph (EMG) is an instrument that uses surface electrodes to detect muscle contraction. EMG biofeedback employs this instrument to measure the surface electromyogram (SEMG) using one or more active electrodes that are placed over a target muscle and actively record the muscle tone in microvolts. Paying attention to this feedback one can manipulate and decrease agitated muscle contractions. The therapy is particular helpful for fibromyalgia, which often manifests itself as a condition of hypertoned muscles that over contract. By placing electrodes on the tender or trigger points one can learn to retrain the muscles to relax. Surface EMG is also helpful for tension headaches, repetitive strain injuries and general calming of the nervous system. An inexpensive home unit can be purchased from Win Health www.win-health.com/neurotrac_simplex.html . Hand-Warming or temperature biofeedback is a self-regulation skill that employs a feedback thermometer that detects skin temperature with a sensor that is attached to a finger. Paying attention to this feedback one can manipulate circulation to the extremities of the body which is often shunted in response to stress. The skill is helpful for preventing migraine headaches, arresting night sweats and general calming of the nervous system. An inexpensive Indoor/Outdoor thermometer can be purchased at a hardware or electronics store such as Radio Shack for this purpose using First Aid tape to afix the "outdoor" temperature sensor to one's finger. HeartMath is a company that has developed a heart rate variability (HRV) biofeedback technology called emWave which analyzes the beat to beat changes in the time intervals between heart beats, a measure of physiological stress. The program teaches the user to create positive heart rhythms that have a calming and balancing effect on the brain and entire body. Mastering this "coherence" technique through a three step process and the visual and auditory feedback from the emWave can improve health, energy, mental clarity and emotional balance and is particularly helpful for improving sleep. The emWave Coherence System is available as a computer application or a hand held device. For more information go to: www.heartmath.com . To read more about biofeedback treatments for CFS and my personal experience exploring them go to: fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2010/05/biofeedback-therapies-for-cfs-fms.html .
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Adrenal exhaustion is common to all CFS/FMS due to the enormous stress of living with these conditions. Mainstream endocrinologists do not diagnose or treat adrenal fatigue because there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the adrenal glands i.e. cancer or autoimmune disease. Holistic and naturopathic physicians diagnose this condition through saliva tests and treat with small amount of hydrocortisol, adrenal cortical extracts or live cell therapy for a few months to give the adrenal glands a chance to recover. Taking hydrocortisol has been helpful for those suffering from severe gastrointestinal issues as well. I have benefited from this therapy for short periods of time however my symptoms of adrenal exhaustion both experientially and as measured by cortisol levels did not completely resolved until after I did LENS neurofeedback training. By healing the adaptive patterns that my brain acquired over years of living with chronic physical stress, my body was finally able to repair itself. To read more on this go to my post "Adrenal Exhaustion" fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2008/10/adrenal-fatigue.html8. Earthing/Grounding Earthing is the practice of connecting with the energy emanating from the surface of the earth by standing or walking barefoot on the ground; or through the use of floor pads and conductive bed sheets linked by a wire to a ground rod outside or plugged into a wall outlet with a ground system. Reported benefits of Earthing on a regular basis include improved sleep, increased energy, improvement or elimination of symptoms of auto immune and inflammatory disorders, accelerated recovery from intense physical activity, normalization of the body's biological rhythms, reduction of jet lag, relief from hormonal and menstrual symptoms, and protection against environmental electromagnetic fields (EMFs). Some persons with CFS and FMS have reported dramatic improvements in their conditions especially in the area of sleep from Earthing. Others including myself appear to be hyper senstive to Earthing products which aggravate symptoms. To learn more about this read my post on Earthing at: fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2011/01/earthing-healing-from-the-ground-up.html . For more information and to order Earthing products go to: www.earthing.com . A source for handcrafted leather moccasins which provide non-insulating natural earthing footwear is: http://www.wassookeagmoccasins.com 9. Electromagnetic Pollution Many chronically ill persons including those with CFS & FSM are sensitive to environmental stresses from man-made radio frequencies (RFs) and electromagnetic fields (EMFs). They may be sick due to living in close proximity to a cellular tower; and may be particularly sensitive to the radiation coming from wireless devices, computers and microwave transmissions including microwave ovens and cell phones. Safe Living Technologies Inc. is a company that provides a lot of good information on the subject as well as technology and products to evaluate and protect your home from electromagnetic radiation. http://safelivingtechnologies.ca/ There are a number of other companies that sell products that claim to provide protection from the adverse effects of "electrosmog" including www.earthing.com (see strategy #6), http://earthcalm.com/ and http://mystressblocker.com however their effectiveness varies with with each individual and the science behind them remains controversial at this point. The MRS2000 is a pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) device designed for personal use that simulates earth based frequencies using more sophisticated and expensive technology. A good site for information on this is: http://gaiaresonance.com . I discuss electromagnetic pollution and PEMF therapies in my post: http://fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2011/03/energy-medicine-of-the-future.html . 10. Low Intensity Laser Therapy Low Intensity Laser Therapy also known as Cold Laser Therapy and Phototherapy is a noninvasive therapy that utilizes light emissions from a laser diode or super luminous diodes to help facilitate healing and relieve pain in injured or damaged tissues. It has proven to be effective in a variety of conditions including tendonitis, musculoskeletal injuries, wounds, rheumatoid arthritis and diabetic neuropathy. I used a system facilitated by a chiropractor called BioFlex Professional System manufactured by Meditech International Inc. www.bioflexlaser.com which was moderately helpful for my fibromyalgia muscle pain and plantar fasciitis. To read more about laser therapy go to: fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2010/07/phototherapy-healing-with-light.html To learn more about my experience and research on fibromyalgia go to: fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2009/12/f.html . 11. Frequency Specific Microcurrent Frequency Specific Microcurrent is a system of treatment using microamperage current and the resonance effects of frequencies on tissues and conditions to create beneficial changes in symptoms and health. FSM is effective at treating nerve and muscle pain, inflammation and scar tissue. There is one frequency combination that has been observed to eliminate pain in fibromyalgia associated with spine trauma. For more information go to: www.frequencyspecific.com . 12. Glutathione Glutathione is the master antioxidant found in every cell of the body. It is responsible for transporting proteins between cells, detoxifying chemicals and environmental pollutants, activating the immune system and regenerating a variety of other antioxidants. Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia patients have low levels of glutathione and this causes some of the symptoms associated with the disorder including brain fog. Taking glutathione orally is ineffective because it is destroyed by stomach acid. Some physicians treat chronically ill patients with glutathione injections or include glutathione in a intravenous solution with vitamins and minerals. These therapies are expensive and their effects immediate and short term. There are supplements that can increase the production of glutathione including vitamin C, alpha lipoic acid, milk thistle and N-acetyl cysteine. Dr. Robert Keller, a doctor who treated many chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia patients developed after 10 years of research a glutathione optimizer, which is a patented formula of supplements called MAXGXL. A more recently developed product produced by Max International Corporation called MaxONE contains RiboCeine, a patented combination of D-Ribose and L-Cysteine developed after 25 years of research by the Japanese scientist Dr. Nagasawa. RiboCeine has shown to be even more effective in raising glutathione levels. For more information go to: www.maxgxl.com . An alternative method is using a nonotechnology homeopathic patch that stimulates acupuncture points to increase the production of glutathione. For more information go to: www.lifewave.com . To learn about my experience exploring the detoxification issue go to fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2009/05/detoxification.html . To download interesting articles written by Rich Van Konynenburg, Ph.D.,an independent researcher about the role of glutathione depletion in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" go to: www.aboutmecfs.org/Trt/TrtGSHIntro.aspx aboutmecfs.org/Trt/TrtGSHIntro.aspx . 13. Protein Deficiency Fibromyalgia patients have chronically low levels of amino acids and are deficient in systemic protein, which provide the materials to maintain, protect and repair body functions. This is most likely due to inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract that makes it difficult to completely digest protein, carbohydrates and fats. A chiropractor named Dr. Brice Vickery has studied this area extensively and developed a patented formula of amino acids called "Platinum Plus Essential Amino Acids" that is beneficial in addressing protein deficiency and improves many of the symptoms of fibromyalgia. To learn more about this read my post "Protein Deficiency" fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/2009/01/protein-deficiency-fibromyalgia.html .You can order the amino acids at: www.supernutrient.com . 14. Infections & Complicating Conditions CFS/FMS patients are prone to a variety of infections and conditions including yeast overgrowth or candida, intestinal parasites, heavy metal toxicity and mercury poisoning, viral, retroviral and mycoplasma infections, helicobacter pylori, and Lyme disease. This is due to lack of oxygen, inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, depletion of glutathione and stress. These conditions can be treated by a good holistic physician using herbs, short term courses of antibiotics and probiotics. An interesting website that discusses research on chronic infections is www.immed.org . 15. Atlas Profilax Atlas Profilax is a physical therapy developed in Switzerland by Rene-Claudius Shumperli, which employs a vibrating instrument that massages the sub-occipital muscles of the neck. This results in a freeing and relocating the first cervical vertebra or atlas. The treatment is gentle, safe and usually permanent typically requiring only one session. Cost for the treatment and follow-ups is $250. Although the treatment was not helpful for me, I know of a few people who got significant improvement in fibromyalgia symptoms from it. To read about their experiences check out the post "Atlas Profilax" fibrofriends.typepad.com/fibro_friends/ 2008 / 10 / atlas-profilax.html . For more information on the procedure and to find a practitioner go to: www.atlasprofilax.ch/ . 16. Lymphatic Dysfunction The lymphatic system is a specialized component of the circulatory system which functions to remove excess fluids from body tissues, absorb fatty acids and produce immune cells. FMS patients have a sluggish or restricted flow of lymph resulting in mild edema. This is due to chronically tense or contracted muscles that block blood and lymph flow. Some people have experienced a decrease of symptoms by taking decongestants and expectorants such as guaifenesin. An alternative treatment is using an electronic vibrational massage instrument called Lymph Star Pro that facilitates lymph drainage. The device is manufactured by Arcturus Star Products www.arcturusstar.com . Low Intensity Laser Therapy (see strategy #6) and EMG biofeedback (strategy #5) are also therapeutic for lymph function. 17. Gastrointestinal Problems Many people with CFS/FMS suffer from gastrointestinal problems including constipation, loose stools, bloating, and flatulence. There are multiple causes of these symptoms including intestinal parasites that can be treated with appropriate antibiotics, low production of stomach acid which can improve by taking hydrochloric acid capsules after meals and low production of digestive enzymes by the pancreas which can be treated by taking digestive enzymes. An excellent laboratory used primarily by naturopathic or holistic physicians for diagnosing these disorders is Diagnos-Techs, Inc in Tukwila, WA. Some have reported good results in resolving gastrointestional problems from taking the nutritional supplement Mila, a chia seed that is high in fiber, antioxidants and essential fatty acids. See www.lifemax.net . A good magnesium supplement that relieves constipation is "Homozon". 18. Physical Therapies I have explored a variety of physical modalities extensively in my search for better health including many kinds of acupuncture, massage, Rolfing, cranial sacral work, Tragger, chiropractic, Reiki, etc. I have found two forms of physical therapy to be particularly beneficial: Feldenkrais and Bowen Work. Both these therapies are very gentle and noninvasive which is important for CFS/FMS patients who can overreact to more aggressive treatments. Feldenkrais addresses patterns of movement and posture that can cause pain. Its practitioners are well educated and can help individuals attain the most efficient and stress free way to move, stand and sit as well as an overall awareness of one's body. For more information and to locate a practitioner go to: www.feldenkrais.com . Bowen Work stimulates healing through subtle moves that release tension in specific areas of the body and restore physical balance. For more information and to locate a practitioner go to: email@example.com . Both therapies activate the sympathetic nervous system and are excellent adjuncts to healing. Exercise is a tricky and sometimes impossible activity for persons with CFS/FMS depending on the severity of the condition. Overdoing it can result in a flare-up of symptoms and compound the exhaustive state. Mild exercise and movement such as walking, yoga and Tai Chi well within the limits of one's capacity for exertion however are beneficial. 19. Stress Management The challenge of living with conditions that cause ongoing fatigue, pain and insomnia is huge. Persons with CFS/FMS are under incredible stress physically and therefore have a low tolerance for additional stress in their personal lives. They need to learn to pace their activities and to make good decisions whenever possible about relationships, work and lifestyle that minimize personal stress. I have been very fortunate to have people in my life who are supportive and understanding and to not have to solely support myself financially. I have benefited from learning meditation, relaxation and biofeedback self regulation skills. I also have built into my schedule a half hour "nap" after lunch that has been a lifesaver.
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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the untested comedy stylings of 32 Red River College students!
There are a lot of different motivations that drive otherwise sane people out of the safety of the darkness and into the knee-buckling spotlight of a standup-comedy stage:
Peer pressure.
A daredevil spirit.
A desire to conquer an overwhelming fear of public speaking.
Losing a bet.
Wanting a once-and-for-all answer to a very simple question: Am I as funny as I think I am?
A deep-seated yearning for affection and acceptance prompted by feelings of rejection developed during a hug-deprived childhood.
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Because it's worth 30 per cent of your course grade.
That, however, is at least part of what's pushing the 32 comedy-writing students who will take the stage on Sunday and Monday at Rumor's Comedy Club during Red River College's annual CreCommedy Nights (8 p.m.; tickets $10 at Rumor's).
And what they don't know, as they grapple with the fear and struggle to perfect the three minutes of comedy they're required to perform, is that the payoff for having stepped behind the microphone will extend far beyond the Rumor's stage.
"It started out as just a comedy-writing course, then it progressed into performance after a year or two," says Kenton Larsen, who teaches advertising, public relations and the optional comedy writing course in Red River's creative communications department, and also happens to be a veteran of Winnipeg's standup scene. "I was operating from the concept that after you do standup comedy, everything else in life seems easier.
"It has certainly been true in my own experience; many of the skills I use here at the school, as an instructor, dealing with clients, making presentations -- they're all so much easier having done standup. Basically, you don't have to be a standup comedian to get a lot out of doing standup comedy."
Larsen, who's in his 10th year of teaching at RRC, introduced comedy into the CreComm curriculum eight years ago. At first, the performance portion was a classroom exercise, but after a couple of years, the showcase was moved into a more ambitious live-performance venue -- first, the now-defunct Charleswood Hotel's beverage room, then the King's Head Pub, and then, last year, the authentic standup-stage setting at Rumor's.
The growing popularity of Larsen's yuk-it-up course is demonstrated by the fact the CreCommedy showcase has had to expand to two nights this year, with 16 students making their live-comedy debut each night.
Despite the fact they've known for a full year -- since they chose the comedy course as one of their options -- that they would eventually wind up onstage, these are nervous days for the students.
"I'm sh-- scared, to be honest," says Amy Tuckett, whose Rumor's stage debut is less than a week away. "I even feel nauseous just thinking about it. I've been working on my standup, testing things out on friends; I wrote a couple of pages, and have been trying to memorize some of the bits to see what might work best that night.
"We've got a rehearsal class (this) week, so I'll be able to test out some of my stuff on my classmates then, which will be both good and nerve-racking."
The comedy performance is graded, and represents 30 per cent of the course mark, but Larsen gives his students every opportunity to succeed.
"I give them 10 marks just for walking out on the stage," he explains. "Even if they walk out in front of the mike and drop dead, they'll still get that 10 marks. Ten per cent is my reading of how they did, in terms of performance and material, and 10 per cent is from surveys I distribute to random people in the audience."
Success in the CreCommedy spotlight, however, can last far beyond that single night onstage. Several of Larsen's students, including high-profile local comics Dan Verville and Cara Lytwyn, have continued to perform comedy long after completing their CreComm studies.
"I remember getting the assignment, which was to write five minutes of standup," says Verville, now a regular host at Rumor's who also performs at corporate events and tours the region frequently with other local comics. "I was totally down for that, and then we found out that the only way you pass this portion of the course was to actually perform it in front of people in a live setting. That was the scariest part for everybody, because you're throwing yourself out there with untested material and you have no idea what you're getting into."
Once he hit the stage on that night in 2007, however, Verville was hooked, and five years later, he's a full-time advertising account executive who spends as many nights as he can doing standup comedy.
"Once you get up there and you actually pull it off, it's pretty great," he says. "As soon as I walked offstage that night, I told myself it was one of the scariest things I'd ever done, and I wanted to do it again and again.
"And from there, it became sort of a hobby that turned into a passion, and now it's kind of a job, in a sense. I'm really happy I did it."
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óè Sunday and Monday, 8 p.m.
óè Rumor's Comedy Club
óè Tickets $10 at Rumor's
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This book looks at the history and culture of the Japanese over the centuries. From the preface: About ten years ago, while spending a few days under the hospitable roof of the distinguished Belgian jurist, the lamented M. de Laveleye, our conversation turned, during one of our rambles, to the subject of religion. "Do you mean to say," asked the venerable professor, "that you have no religious instruction in your schools?" On my replying in the negative he suddenly halted in astonishment, and in a voice which I shall not easily forget, he repeated "No religion! How do you impart moral education?" The question stunned me at the time. I could give no ready answer, for the moral precepts I learned in my childhood days, were not given in schools; and not until I began to analyze the different elements that formed my notions of right and wrong, did I find that it was Bushido that breathed them into my nostrils. The direct inception of this little book is due to the frequent queries put by my wife as to the reasons why such and such ideas and customs prevail in Japan. In my attempts to give satisfactory replies to M. de Laveleye and to my wife, I found that without understanding Feudalism and Bushido,[1] the moral ideas of present Japan are a sealed volume.
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