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Questions and Answers about A.A.'s 12 Steps
1. What is Alcoholics Anonymous?
It's the 12 Steps. The 12 Steps is the Program of Recovery. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous is the basic text of Alcoholics Anonymous. The Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous is the A.A. Members.
2. What are the 12 Steps?
Big Book, Page 25: " ... the simple kit of spiritual tools ..."
The 12 Steps are 12 Spiritual Principles, that members of A.A. use to recover from alcoholism.
3. What are Spiritual Principles?
Spiritual = "Life"
Principle = "A basic truth, rule or law concerning the functioning of natural phenomena or mechanical processes."
Spiritual Principles = "Basic truths, rules or laws concerning the functioning of life's natural phenomena and mechanical processes."
4. When the 12 Steps are taken (as in took the Steps) – and practiced (applied), they will:
a. Remove the mental obsession with alcohol.
b. Eliminate the emotional compulsion to drink
c. Produce a personality change – necessary for recovery
d. Produce a new attitude and outlook on life
e. Assist me to maintain emotional balance
f. Assist me to achieve emotional security – a life without fear
g. Help me to gain and grow in emotional maturity
h. Assist me to lead a useful life with purpose
i. Help me clean up the wreckage of the past
j. Assist me to have and maintain healthy positive relationships in my life
k. Produce peace and serenity in my life
l. Provide a way for me to be happy and sober
m. Be a Daily Design For Living, so that I can stay happy and sober
n. And, much, much more.
5. Can the 12 Steps be applied to other problems?
Over 300 fellowships (Other than Alcoholics Anonymous) with unique problems have adopted the 12 Steps as an application and solution to their own unique problems.
Does an A.A. member need to join other fellowships to use the 12 Steps for other problems?
That would be a personal and individual choice of the A.A. member. I personally have not had to join any other fellowships, even though I may have qualified to join them – and I have successfully used the 12 Steps to address the other problems in my life.
For myself, I prefer to keep my recovery within A.A., and specifically in the Big Book. (My life depends upon it). The A.A. fellowship is large enough that I can always find someone in A.A. who can assist me, who had the same problem that I had, and they can share with me how they got to the other side of the problem -- through A.A.'s way.
I would be concerned that by going to another fellowship, other than A.A., that their solution may cause me a problem with my A.A. solution. Their application of the 12 Steps, as they understand them, may be directly opposite to what the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous instructs me to do. (Example: to be a victim rather than to take responsibility and to discover my part in a situation, or to see what I could have done differently).
While it may not be appropriate to discuss my "other problems" in A.A. meetings... that doesn't prevent me from discussing the problem with my sponsor, and asking his direction and guidance, and it doesn't prevent me from discussing the problem with another A.A. member individually. If my sponsor did not have experience with the problem that I have, I'm sure he would know someone in A.A.'s fellowship who successfully solved the same problem using A.A.'s solution to solve the problem that I would need to solve.
I have heard people say "A.A.'s method is too shallow to solve all my problems."
Those people are often the same people who think that A.A.'s "solution" is about just going to AA meetings and hanging out with the AA Fellowship.
While meetings and the fellowship are important elements in recovery... they are not "the solution" and they are not "the recovery program of A.A."
Most often, I have heard the "AA is too shallow" from people who have never completely read the Big Book and have never completed the 12 Steps using the directions in the Big Book, nor, have they for any length of time "Practiced" the principles of the 12 Steps in their life or even attempted to apply them to their other problems.
The solution is the 12 Steps. The Recovery Program of A.A. is the application of the 12 Steps as described in the Big Book.
The AA meetings and the fellowship is to remind us of two things:
1. What the problem is (Powerless). and, 2. What the solution is (the 12 Steps).
Without the meetings and the fellowship, I'll begin to think that the problem is anything other than Powerless. And, I'll forget what the solution is... the 12 Steps... and come up with all sorts of solutions of my own. In A.A., we call that "stinking thinking" and as alcoholics, we cannot afford the luxury of "stinking thinking" because stinking thinking produces "stinking results."
As an alcoholic, it's vital that I find a way to be happy.... and sober, or I will drink again!!!! That's the purpose of the 12 Steps.
If you've been in or around A.A. for a while, and you are not happy, or if your results "stink".... YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG!!!!
Remember, Principles work the same all the time, for anyone, at any time... regardless if it was 100 years ago, today, or 100 years into the future.
Principles always produce the same results.... IF they are applied the same way. That's what it means, when, at the end of some A.A. meetings, they say "It works if you work it." If you work the principles they will produce the same results for you... that they produced for me and countless thousands of others...... "A happy, useful, peaceful, contented, satisfying, purposeful, and successful life... without alcohol"!
6. What does it mean to apply the 12 Steps in all our affairs?
It means to "apply the 12 Steps in all areas of my life."
Emotional ambitions = my sense of emotional well-being.
Social ambitions = community, world and personal relationships.
Material ambitions - " Pocketbook " = health, finances, material possessions, employment, job, business.
Spiritual ambitions = my understanding, relationship and conscious contact with my Higher Power.
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Phoronix: Phoronix Test Suite 2.8 Is Codenamed Torsken
It's been about a month since releasing Phoronix Test Suite 2.6 (codenamed "Lyngen"), so now it's time to shed some details about the next major release...
That's officially the most ridiculous software codename yet.
It also means 'The cod'. Torsk is also an idiot
i) the fish cod
ii) a fungal infection (ie a common tongue infection in breast-feeding infants)
iii) the verb "torska" is sport slang for losing
iv) some loser who buys sex from prostitutes
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Isn't it also a city in Norway, like the previous code names ?
Sounds like the name works better in Norway than it does in Sweden
Well, in that case Torsken and Git fit well with each other!
The whole Norwegian placename thing is quirky and cute and all but it could really do with a name vote-off like Fedora. There are plenty of places with ridiculous names here.. Including but not limited to Hell. So, yeah.
Feature Request: 2D Benchmarks that are not useless!
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In his nine seasons with the Mariners, the Angels have been one of few teams to consistently trouble ace Felix Hernandez.
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Hernandez, 3-0 with a 1.84 ERA and 29 strikeouts in his last four starts, will look to have that same type of success in Thursday's series finale between the American League West rivals at Angel Stadium.
"I'm feeling pretty good right now," said Hernandez, who threw seven scoreless innings at Oakland in his last start.
Matching up with Hernandez poses a tough challenge for Angels right-hander Tommy Hanson, who takes the hill Thursday just starting to find his groove this season.
"Really, I'm not facing him, I'm facing their lineup, Hanson said. "I've just got to go out, make my pitches. I've learned that you can't worry about who is pitching on the other side, you just got to go out and do what you can do and that's try to attack the hitters and try to get them out."
Hanson said Saturday's matchup against the Yankees, just his eighth start of the season, was the most confident he'd felt this year. He limited New York to two runs on five hits in 6 1/3 innings for his second straight win. He also struck out a season-high eight.
"I feel like I can go out and compete with any team that's going to be out there," Hanson said. "I know if I go out there and make my pitches, I'll have success."
Mariners: Temporary DH/1B platoon
Justin Smoak was given Wednesday off as manager Eric Wedge went with Michael Morse back at first base and Kendrys Morales at designated hitter.
"We can only get two of those three guys in there between Smoak, Morales and Morse," Wedge said. "Until Morse is able to get in the outfield, this is what we'll have to do."
Morse sat out Tuesday to rest a strained right quadriceps muscle, Morales has been hampered by a sore back and Smoak only returned from 20 days on the disabled list with a strained oblique on Tuesday.
Angels: Hamilton dropped to seventh in order
After making eight outs in five plate appearances on Tuesday, which dropped his batting average to .213, Josh Hamilton was moved down to the seventh spot Wednesday.
"When you're struggling and you stay in that spot when you feel like you've done about anything you can to get out of it, the confidence starts to waver some," Hamilton said. "Guys have been great, encouraging, things like that -- coaching staff, everybody."
The change put Peter Bourjos back in the leadoff spot and dropped Mike Trout to second, a place Angels manager Mike Scioscia prefers he hit.
"I think it's going to be good for him to not worry about hitting in the middle of the lineup -- just go down there and play baseball for a little bit and find his stroke," said Scioscia.
Hamilton finished the 1-0 win going 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.
Worth noting
• The Mariners announced Wednesday that 15 more players selected in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft have agreed to contract terms. The club has now signed 28 of its 40 selections.
• Multi-platinum recording group Big & Rich will kick off the Angels' summer concert series on Saturday after the Halos face the Pirates.
Quinn Roberts is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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- central african republic x 117
- upenn x 5,890
- ppp x 6,272
- pwt x 10,432
- gdp x 24,817
- annual x 109,342
- nation x 140,448
- nsa x 201,537
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Purchasing Power Parity over GDP for Central African Republic
Note: Over GDP, 1 US dollar (US$) = 1 international dollar (I$). Purchasing power parity is the number of currency units required to buy goods equivalent to what can be bought with one unit of the base country. We calculated our PPP over GDP. That is, our PPP is the national currency value of GDP divided by the real value of GDP in international dollars. International dollar has the same purchasing power over total U.S. GDP as the U.S. dollar in a given base year. More information is available at http://pwt.econ.upenn.edu/Documentation/append61.pdf.
For proper citation, see http://pwt.econ.upenn.edu/php_site/pwt_index.php
Source Indicator: ppp
Source: University of Pennsylvania
Release: Penn World Table 7.1
University of Pennsylvania, Purchasing Power Parity over GDP for Central African Republic [PPPTTLCFA618NUPN], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/PPPTTLCFA618NUPN/, May 7, 2015.


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10K PLUS club 2013Re: 10K PLUS club 2013Great to see so many in again this year, best of luck to everyone and happy riding.
I'm in for 20k, have done a few rides but haven't logged them, my bad and will do tomorrow. Happy days all Happy Days
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Don't worry, you will still be getting ahead of me.
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013For those using the phillip inspired distance counter, methinks it might need a tweak as it still seems to be reporting numbers from 2012.
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013Yeah I'd noticed that, so I changed to the one that the 6K riders are using.
Don't want to look at last years distance anymore, makes me feel bad.
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013First day back at work today awesome ride this morning though. Have a good week all.
Happy Days
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I think thats cause peeps haven't updated their BJ rides thats all... Mine is now (or will be by 12 midnite) , How is everyone going thus far, am goal is to increase the climbing this year, here comes the pain Happy Days
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013I updated my 2013 goal, made it public, etc but it didn't seem to help.
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Yup, same goes here, how'd you get your sig what's it linked with..? Happy Days
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It's the http://statmonkey.is-a-geek.net/cycling one. Just create an account, login and follow the destructions.
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Happy Days mate, nice work Happy Days
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013Hi Guys, I'm up for this challenge, I only started riding half seriously in April last year and I did 8k according for Strava so I am looking forward to hitting 10
Happy Pedaling Rides : Merida Reacto 907E & The SS Larry
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Well done Just rolledthrough the 1000k myself. Hopefully it will be a tarmac meeting free year for everyone else as well.
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G'day mate, nice work on last year, 10K should be a done deal for you this year, happy days to ya Happy Days
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013Geez, 05.15 and 29 degrees this morning, great ride but wired being hot and dark out
Happy Days
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Yeah 29degrees is a bit uncomfortable I feel for you. I did that Rapaha 500km Strava challenge between Xmas eve and New Yrs Eve during a bit of a heatwave here in Perth and I remember starting out just before 6am and it being something like 33degrees with 100000% humidity Rides : Merida Reacto 907E & The SS Larry
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013That humidity is worse by far, good going mate. Well this morning was a lot different, 11 degrees with a cold wind and drizzle, good ol Melbourne for ya. Not as bad or any where close to Qld and NSW
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Re: 10K PLUS club 2013I saw 28.5 at 0430 this morning! (Nth QLD). I had 1.5 litres of water on a 2.5hr ride when I normally only take 0.75L. Still got a headache from not enough fluids!
Rode at 5km to meet someone and I was already dripping wet.... I'm going to have to start stopping to top up the biddons if this keeps up.
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013And I had arm and legwarmers on this morning at 6am here in Adelaide... crazy weather eh.
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013ahhh this is where all the cool people hang out?
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013135k ride this morning with about 50k into solid headwind. The return trip was fast though. Pity I was solo otherwise it would have been even faster.
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Great ride mate, strong headwind too Happy Days
Re: 10K PLUS club 2013Pretty solid wind here lately, died down a little bit today.
Km's are gonna drop off as my bike has failed again.
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