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Purpose, Intuition and Copenhagen Steve Nation December 2009
Science represents one way of knowing – it is an approach to truth through deductive analysis, experimentation and reasoning. Astrology represents a different way of approaching truth, using the language of analogy and symbol, myth and metaphor. Science is not a better way of seeing things as they are – it is simply a different way.
One thing we do know from science is that the attitude of the observer changes what is observed. It changes substance at a quantum level. The way we look – what it is that we are looking for – changes the thing we are looking at. Group meditation leads us to see the world in a fresh way. What we see has a subtle effect on humanity and the world – it energizes possibilities and potentials in small yet significant ways. The challenge is to see humanity (see where we are now) in relation to the Plan – in other words in relation to the future and to where we are heading.
During these meditation meetings we look at what is happening to humanity and the world through the lens of astrology. Through analogy, symbol, myth and metaphor we strive to see the world from inside out – strive to enter into the meaning of our time. When we do this with authenticity, when it is real for us, we find that the meaning enters into our heart – an image or an understanding takes root in the heart, becomes a part of who we are – and so we ourselves are changed. We always need to remember that 'heart' embraces much more than what we superficially think of as the place of emotional knowledge – it includes the heart in the head – that place of knowing where we enter into the essence, the core, the life of an idea or insight. We see the idea stripped down to its naked essence – see it is as living fire.
One of the primary understandings of the full moon work – an understanding that changes us profoundly when we allow it to find a home in our heart – is the idea of group fields of consciousness. When we sit for meditation during the full moon period our first and primary task is to enter into a group field of mind and heart. If we are open to it, this group field will become as real to us as our own breath, and we will be able to identify with it, sensing the group mind.
We may come to the meditation room with a focus on the dramas of our own life, yet when we enter into the field of the group mind these dramas quietly receded as we begin to see through the eyes of the group.
The group field of mind and heart is a continuum. It reaches upwards into the mind and heart of the ashram, and downwards through the mind and heart of all the people of goodwill. It is so important to effective use of the meditation formulas given to us by DK that we give attention to our experience of the layers of the group field – the discipleship group, the new group of world servers, the people of goodwill. These are fields of dynamic energy in humanity that we need to train ourselves to recognize.
One way to do this is to work through the years pondering the keynote for each astrological sign in relation to these different fields of incarnated consciousness – discipleship group, new group of world servers and people of goodwill. We should expect to be clear about the mental feel of each sphere of the group – and about the role that each sphere is playing in the great evolutionary drama of our time.
So friends – to work! We meet with the sun influenced by the energies of Sagittarius: purpose is our theme. Our keynote: 'I see the goal, I reach that goal and then I see another'. Our image: the dynamic tension of the bow and arrow, just at that moment when the archer is about to release the bow on its trajectory towards the target. Imagine the energy embodied in the phrase: 'purpose itself am I'. And imagine what this energy contributes to the spiritual path: the will to love: 'purpose itself am I'; the will to serve: 'purpose itself am I'; the will to understand: 'purpose itself am I'. Imagine these elemental aspects of purpose seeping, through time, into the life of the meditating group. Sense the dynamic tension held in the group mind – the tension of a violin string, perfectly tuned for a particular piece of music.
Imagine what is happening to the collective human consciousness – to that great field that is sometimes referred to as 'the world disciple' - as it comes under the influence of Sagittarius: 'I see the goal, I reach that goal and then I see another.'
Sit for a moment with this energy.
So, let us reflect briefly on the role that purpose and goal play for the different layers of the group field. We should begin with ourselves – ourselves as symbols of the universal human being. Purpose is a driving force on the spiritual path – it is found in the will to enter into the hidden secret at the heart of life. Think about the keynote in terms of a mind that is in process of becoming increasingly intuitive. The intuition, in its deepest sense, represents our ability to enter into the simple essence of any idea, principle, value or law. It is straight knowledge where we simply know – we see into the heart of things as they are seen from the perspective of the soul and the divine. Through the intuition we see life and events as we will see them after we die. And we see them in their right relation to the various levels and gradations of being. DK writes of the 'intuitive and focused attitude of the pledged disciple' as 'a clear shaft of light'. The direct knowledge revealed burns its way into the heart in such a way that we see a clear path of action and a way of being of use to the evolution of consciousness. We see directly, and simply, our own relationship to this great and universal principle.
So, at the level of the spiritual seeker, who has traveled for several lives on the spiritual path, the keynote: 'I see the goal, I reach that goal, and then I see another' has a fiery immediacy to it. Another layer of illusion is removed so that I see into the hidden core of life – in the process a goal, immediate and achievable, becomes clear and I set my feet towards that goal.
For the meditating group – the group of all who are meditating for world service at this time – the keynote directs our focus towards intuitive perception. Let the group be less literal, less didactic, less contrived and dogmatic in its thinking and more sensitive to the living essence of the opportunities facing humanity at this time. Imagine the group mind filled with a sense of purpose and direction in its approach, both to the Higher Worlds and to the human world. Our purpose is to see the world in the context of its initiatory transition into a new era. Let us see the world as it is, in all the magnificence of the harmonics of higher and lower, inner and outer.
For the discipleship group in the world – all the people from all the different spiritual pathways whose sense of meaning and purpose is focused and one-pointed in its orientation to future possibilities - workers in human rights, in ecology, in finance, the arts, meditation and consciousness, education and so on – imagine this group held by the energy of the keynote: 'I see the goal, I reach that goal and then I see another'. Think of the whole group, the whole field of consciousness, as if it were a perfectly taut bow and arrow.
The New Group of World Servers includes disciples as well as a wider circle of people whose meaning and direction is to some extent shaped by their will to be of use to the ethical transformation occurring in humanity. The new group includes all who have a natural inclusiveness in their thinking and who have a natural wish to serve others. All who stand at the centre of service groups, in any field of activity, are part of the New Group. Imagine this wide group of human beings deepening their sense of purpose and direction as a result of the incoming energies during this full moon period. Imagine what a difference this would make at a local level as well as a regional and global level.
And consider the keynote of purpose shining into the minds and hearts of all the people of goodwill in the world. The net of goodwill is vast – it includes all those people who have a natural inclination to goodness, even if the mind may not be particularly acute or if there may be little apparent focus to the life. Think about the radiation of all people of natural goodwill – healers in family and community, those who are naturally drawn to support movements for basic human and environmental welfare. The net of goodwill represents the fundamental level of wealth (wealth of goodness) in any community; it provides the base of support for all the activities and programmes launched by the New Group of World Servers. Imagine purpose being a little more refined, a little more educated, a little more directed in this vast field of consciousness.
And now, finally – let us do a piece of concentrated work together. Much of the story of human evolution in our time has coalesced into the story of human response to climate change. Through this issue a new civilization is in process of emerging. So, in the light of Sagittarius – in the light of intuition and of refined purpose – can we take a moment to link with the visualization of the Cycles of Conferences meditation outline on Earth Stewardship and send a seed of living will energy into the heart of the thought form under construction on earth stewardship? See the myriad seeds of living will energy as a presence at the forthcoming Copenhagen conference. And know, without any doubt, that through the ritual of Copenhagen humanity will be taking one more step on a pathway that is leading to initiation – an initiation that will leave us, as a species, with a sense of universality and a clear ethical will to be worthy stewards of the natural world. See Copenhagen as a staging post in what will later be told as the story of how a new global civilization, a new economy, and new more vital religious sense took shape.
I see the goal, I reach that goal, and then I see another. This is the energy pouring into the psyche at this Sagittarius full moon.


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Weigert, S. (2006) An algorithmic test for diagonalizability of finite-dimensional PT-invariant systems. Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General. pp. 235-245. ISSN 0305-4470
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A non-Hermitian operator does not necessarily have a complete set of eigenstates, contrary to a Hermitian one. An algorithm is presented which allows one to decide whether the eigenstates of a given PT-invariant operator on a finite-dimensional space are complete or not. In other words, the algorithm checks whether a given PT-symmetric matrix is diagonalizable. The procedure neither requires to calculate any single eigenvalue nor any numerical approximation.
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The U.S. Senate on Wednesday insulted relatives of the victims of the Newtown, Conn., shooting, ignored the majority of their constituents and demonstrated renewed fealty to the gun lobby in failing to pass even a mild expansion of restrictions on firearm purchases. It was, as President Obama accurately declared, a shameful display.
With families of the children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School watching from the gallery, the Senate blocked a bipartisan measure to extend background checks on purchases at gun shows and online. Actually, the bill won backing from 54 senators, but in the current world of all-filibuster, all-the-time politics practiced by the Republican minority, 60 votes were needed.
And to add insult to injury, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, referred to families of those killed in Newtown as political "props." That's as classless as it is clueless. But it's a reflection of where congressional priorities lie.
The memory of the 20 tiny victims of Newtown and the fact that some 90 percent of Americans support the background checks were no match for the lobbying of the powerful NRA. That's after the measure was watered down with the exclusion of an assault weapons ban and other stronger provisions to make it more politically palatable.
Backers of the bill, including Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Pat Toomey, one of its architects, vowed to try again at some later date to get the measure passed. And the question lingers as to whether the repudiation of the cross-aisle agreement will stall momentum for another bipartisan effort, immigration reform.
But that's a question for another day.
Obama did not hide his frustration Wednesday evening. Nor should the 91 percent of Americans who understand that expanded background checks on gun purchases represent a common-sense response to the epidemic of gun violence in America. They, too, were insulted and ignored on Wednesday.


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12 Most Ultimate Coolest Open-Source Softwares For All Your Needs (Part 2)
This is part 2 of the series of open-source softwares that we posted in the first post and in this post, we will introduce more great open-source softwares, free of course!!
Instant messaging/Chat client
Pidgin: Works well on Windows, Mac and Linux computers and also supports many chat accounts and services such as AIM, ICQ, Google Talk and MSN Messenger
aMSN: Free open-source MSN Messenger clone which is quite slow
Video Playing
MPlayer: Awesome cross-platform video player that supports many video file formats
VLC: Video Playback+Excellent Streaming
That is about all for the second part of of the open-source softwares series. For the last part of this series go to 12 Most Ultimate Coolest Open-Source Softwares For All Your Needs (Part 3)!! :D
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I have been using VLC for a while now, and love it too! Haven't worked on the code for it, but the app is great.
It was nice to hear from you. You are doing a great job. I have added you to my blogroll though I do not know how will it help. I use VLC to watch movies. Have you heard of NIMBUZZ. You can install it on your pc, windows mobile (one has to check their site to know more about this). You can connect to googletalk, yahoo, msn, icq, facebook,etc. from one window. I have tried it and it is awesome. I have it on my pc as well as my windows mobile.
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Some consultants do really well and are profitable, while others struggle. Consultants who struggle may flounder for a while, trying to find enough clients and work to pay the bills, scared to raise their rates while thinking that they're charging too much or trying to compete with people halfway around the world who do the same work much cheaper. Eventually, they feel like they've failed as a consultant, and go back to being an employee. Or maybe they decide to join the circus -- but more on that later.
That almost happened to me. Well, not the circus part, but the struggling consultant part.
Here's what happened. Before I started my consulting business in January 2007, I worked for a software vendor for several years doing SQL programming and customizing the vendor software for clients. After the company was bought, management and morale went downhill (sound familiar?). I started looking for a new job -- starting a consulting business wasn't on my radar at the time.
Since I was in the job market, I figured it would be best to spend my time gaining more generalized skills and knowledge (for example, learning more about SQL Server and database development), rather than learning more about the proprietary software product for my then-current employer. Prudent as it sounds, that was a mistake.Now, if I really wanted to find a "real" job, getting more generalized skills would have been just fine. But, I eventually decided to start a consulting business, working with clients who use my former employer's enterprise software product. If I didn't have that specific product knowledge, I wouldn't be able to work in my current consulting niche.
By being in a niche, you:
- have less competition,
- can charge a higher bill rate for your more specialized knowledge,
- can stand out from competitors more easily, and
- can be found more easily by potential clients.
Sounds nice in theory, but how does it play out in the real world?
For my general skill set, I could probably charge $75/hour, but I would have a tough time finding clients and would spend a lot of time rustling up new business. In addition, I'd be competing against other freelancers/consultants from India, the Philippines, and elsewhere who can charge a fraction for the same skill set. Talk about an uphill battle.
Instead, for my specialized skills and experience, I'm able to charge a higher bill rate -- currently $150-$175/hour. In my current niche, there are around 3,000 potential customers and a handful of competitors. Given that the clients are extremely profitable (I work with law firms), I can work less and make the same amount as someone with a lower bill rate. I really like earning more and working less -- it appeals to the lazy person in me.
What's more, my specialized knowledge and experience provide a barrier to entry for other competitors.
Besides all that, it's easier to find work in a niche. I haven't had to make any cold calls to drum up new business in the past 12 months. New clients find me instead of the other way around. In fact, in most niches, clients are looking specifically for specialized skills, and therefore can find specialized consultants more easily.
Specialization is the key to entry for a niche
Before I became a consultant, the thought of specializing seemed risky. I was worried that my specialized skills and knowledge would prevent me from getting a job, or that my specialized skills would become obsolete. In the consulting world though, specialization is exactly what clients want. Specialization is what will make your consulting life easier, and your business more successful.
What's a specialized niche? (And how can I star in a Vegas show?)
Here's what you've been waiting for: getting your own Vegas show.
Actually, starring in a Vegas show and having a specialized consulting niche have a lot in common. For example, cat training might be a specialty, but it's not a niche -- at least not a finely defined niche. But, big cat training -- where you train lions, tigers, and leopards -- is a niche. Now, compare someone who trains your granny's seven-toed tabby house cat to someone who trains white tigers. Who do you think earns more, has less competition, can stand out more easily in their niche, and can get their own Vegas show?
Now, if you can get granny's tabby to use those extra toes to play Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, you could probably wheedle a Vegas show out of that too. (Personally, I think it'd be easier to get a Bengal tiger to stand on its hind legs, but I'd definitely pay to see a house cat rock out some Beethoven).
Either way -- big cats or musical kitties -- you're still talking about specialized niches. And whether you're into cats or consulting, the advantages are the same.
How do you define a good niche?
Now that you're hopefully sold on targeting a niche, how you define one? Here are my criteria:
- profitable customers, which typically means:
- a high bill rate,
- a clear demand for consulting skills and knowledge,
- low competition, and
- barriers to entry, which you can realistically overcome.
There is a bunch of ways to find and evaluate a niche, but that's a conversation for another time.
Consulting and what the "gig economy" means for you
You hear a lot about the "gig economy" and the "freelance nation" these days. Especially for those of us in the tech industry, consulting can be a tempting move if you want to ditch your day job or just earn some extra cash. Just remember, although there are lots of freelance/consulting jobs out there, to be successful -- and be less stressed about paying the bills -- specializing in a niche is typically a better bet than relying on your general skills.Who knows? Maybe you'll even be in a Vegas show someday -- if you trade your coding skills for a whip and a pocketful of raw meat.
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Greg Miliates started his consulting business in 2007 and quadrupled his former day-job salary. His blog (www.StartMyConsultingBusiness.com) gives specific tips, tricks, techniques, and tools for starting and running a successful consulting business on the cheap. He trained his house cats to sit, shake, and give kisses, but found they had no musical ability. He has no plans to do a Vegas show.


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Many Confluence administrators will have a production instance running the "live" version of Confluence, as well as a test instance for testing upgrades and so on. In this situation, it's quite common that the two instances are running different versions of Confluence. This document describes how to copy the data from a production instance to a test instance, where the production version may be different to the test version.
Before proceeding with this guide, ensure you have read and understood the normal procedure for upgrading Confluence.
The information on this page does not apply to Confluence Cloud.
Upgrading a test Confluence instance with production data
Essentially, we are copying both the production home directory and database to the test instance. We then update the database details on the test instance to point to the test database, leaving all other instance metadata (most importantly the Confluence build number) the same as production.
- Shut down your test instance.
- Restore the production database to the test database server.
- Create a backup of the
file found in the home directory of the test instance. - Copy the production confluence-home directory to the test application server.
- Open the
which has been copied in a text editor. Change the database settings to match the test database server. Ensure you do not point to your production database. (You can compare with the backup you made in Step 3 if you need to get the database settings. Don't just copy this file – you need the build number unchanged from production to indicate the database is from an older version of Confluence.)
Before starting your test instance, you need to do the following steps to ensure no contact with production systems.
Ensuring no contact with production systems
To ensure no contact with external systems, you will need to disable both inbound and outbound mail services.
Disable global outbound mail by running the following database query:
Disable space-level mail archiving by running the following database query:
Change the 'SELECT *' to a 'DELETE' in the above queries once you are sure you want to remove the specified accounts.
Once this is done, you can start your test instance without any mails being sent or retrieved. Think carefully about other plugins which may access production systems (SQL macro, etc.). These should be disabled promptly after starting the test instance.
You can create a developer license for this server and update the License Details after starting up.
See also
Upgrading Confluence
Migrating Confluence Between Servers
Restoring to a Test Instance of Confluence from Production
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Is this the process to follow if we want to disable all existing mail notification setups but allow new ones to go in? In other words, if we copy PROD to QA we don't want QA to send emails to users that signed up for notifications in PROD but we do want our QA testers to be able to use the email notification features as part of their testing.
Right now I've just removed the mail server by hand...
Hi Peter,
The instructions above will remove the mail accounts set for both inbound and outbound emails. That will ensure Confluence not to send out notifications to any users, regardless they are PROD users or QA testers. If you would like to maintain the mail accounts (for QA testers usage), you may want to perform this instead:
- Do not delete the mail account settings
- Remove the PROD users notifications/daily report:
SELECT * FROM notifications
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TechSpot is looking to define the relationship between memory and the Core i7 processor with four simple tests. The first and second offer a baseline, with their triple channel kit running default timings at 800, 1066, 1333 and 1600MHz; followed by the same test with all latencies set to the same values. The next two involve tightening the timings and a variety of channel set ups. Read through this rather long article for a serious amount of hard performance data.
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Experiment OverviewJapan Aerospace Exploration Agency Education Payload Observation 2 (JAXA EPO 2) activities demonstrate artistic activities on board the ISS/JEM to enlighten the general public about microgravity research and human space flight.
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ISS Expedition Duration:March 2009 - September 2010
Previous ISS MissionsJAXA EPO 1, the predecessor to this investigation began operations on ISS Expedition 17.
The objective of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Education Payload Observation 2 (JAXA EPO 2) investigation uses materials in the microgravity environment of the ISS/JEM to create multimedia products and artistic works that inspire the general public. The products will be exhibited at the museums. Each ISS Expedition involves different on-orbit activities and themes. The JAXA EPO2 activities are as follows:
JAXA EPO 2 introduces the next generation of explorers to the environment of space.
Earth ApplicationsResearch performed in Kibo onboard the ISS will contribute to developing a global citizenry, expanding the future of mankind through space exploration.
JAXA EPO 2 does not require power, telemetry, or specialized hardware. However, each demonstration requires a few hours from crewmembers, who will operate the video/camera equipment and perform demonstrations.
Operational ProtocolsAfter setting up the activity, one crewmember will perform the activity and films it. Each activity will have its own props (e.g., water, clay). The activity is then dismantled and some are returned to stowage and others are discarded. After the video/imagery is returned to Earth, they will be used to develop project plans, artistic products and for distribution to the general public.
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Glenn and Ralph have decades of experience testing various kick and glide wax products from most manufacturers. The Tahoe area experiences challenging waxing conditions due to wide fluctuations in temperature, humidity, and the water content of the snow not only during the course of a season, but during the course of an individual race. From dealing with these challenging conditions, Glenn and Ralph have found that the products of some wax manufacturers work well in certain conditions, while the products of other wax companies work best in other conditions. Their learnings will be shared as well as their know how of how best to apply which types of waxes and how to decide which base structure is best under which conditions. The clinic will cover both kick and glide waxing, but there will be somewhat more focus on kick waxing.
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"Kick off" the season with our classic ski clinic led by Far West head coach Ben Grasseschi. We're scheduling this clinic the weekend before the Snowshoe Thompson Race to give Far West members time to dial-in their classic technique and get on-course instruction from one of the best classic technicians in the west. This clinic is geared to intermediate and advanced classic skiers looking to improve their skills and race performance. The clinic will focus on a variety of topics including skiing with maximum efficiency/minimum effort. Non-ASC members will need to purchase a trail pass for the day from Auburn Ski Club and sign an Auburn Ski Club waiver to participate in this clinic.
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"At one point, she came to for a minute, and her eyes lit up and she smiled and said, 'OK babies' -- which is what she always said at the end of every rehearsal -- 'OK babies, time to go home,' or 'OK babies, great job tonight,'" said Redlinger. "And then she cried and we sat at her bedside and held her hand. It was heart wrenching but truly a moving moment, and I will never forget that. It will stick with me the rest of my life. We loved her, we loved her."
With Shaw gone, what would happen to the show she had dreamed of directing? The answer was obvious: The show would go on.
"You know, they pay tribute to stars who pass away," said Biddle, who took over as director of the theater. "Lynn was a star here for so many people, so to be the one to bring it all to the stage is beyond an honor. To know that her family wanted me to be the one to do it is pretty amazing."
One by one, alumni put their lives on hold and came from New York, California and elsewhere to take the stage ... and be 15 again.
One of the first to show up was Anne Stone. She's now a stay-at-home mom with two kids.
"February 1992 is the last time I did this number on this stage," said Stone.
Stone was ready to reprise her role as "Val" in "A Chorus Line" ... on one condition.
"She was the first person on board and she said, 'Do I have to wear a leotard?'" said Biddle. "And when I said no, she said, 'I'll do it.'"
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"The gods of theater are smiling down on me," said Biddle.
Although with just four hours to go, it looked like the gods of theater might not be looking down on this performance.
The theater's boiler broke. Not every number was coming together. Then performer John Herzog's flight from Salt Lake City arrived late -- giving two old friends little time to rehearse a song they hadn't performed in six years.
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As show time drew near, emotions were running high.
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In the end, the performance came off as well as Shaw might have dreamed. The company played to a full house -- despite one very empty seat.
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Winarto, Eva (2005) A Study of the causes and effects of Sue's Guilty feeling as seen in Thomas Hardy's jude the obscure. Bachelor thesis, Petra Christian University.
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This thesis primarily deals with Thomas Hardy?s work Jude the Obscure. The most striking point that I note in this novel is Sue?s guilty feeling. In relevance to this, I intend to discuss Sue?s guilty feeling, its causes and also effects to her life and other people around her. Therefore, this thesis is aimed to analyze the causes of Sue?s guilty feeling and also its effects to her life and other people. I use library and internet researches to get data for the analysis. In order to do the analysis, I use literary approach and as the tools I use the theories of characterization and conflict, and also the concept of guilty feeling. After doing the analysis of Jude the Obscure, I find out that the major cause of Sue?s guilty feeling is because she has disappointed Phillotson. After a tragedy comes into her life, her guilty feeling becomes more serious. I also find out that this guilty feeling affects her life very much. Sue becomes an over-sensitive woman that loses control easily. Furthermore, I find out that her guilty feeling also affects other people, namely her husband, Phillotson, and also her lover, Jude.
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RoseArt Magic Fun Dough Pirate Cove comes with a 10 piece playset which takes about 10 minutes to assemble. Pieces snap together easily. Once you've assembled the playset, you can move on to the "magical" component of the playset, which is the Magic Fun Dough. This compound has a more putty like texture and in part because of this unique compound, kids can add one of the 35 included magic art transfers to the Magic Fun Dough. The cutouts feature cute pirate people, parrots, cannons, pirate's treasure, and more. To apply, fill the water applicator with water, flatten some of the Magic Fun Dough into a flat smooth surface, and select your transfer. Peel off the tranfer's clear plastic film and apply face down to your dough. Think of it like applying a temporary tattoo. Rub the applicator tip over the design, squeezing gently. Hold the transfer press down on the design for about one minute. Peel back the paper and your transfer is now on the dough. You can then use one of the shape cutters or the sword plastic knife to cut out your design and add a display stand.
The playset also features additional features like a cannon extruder, which you can use to push out dough in different shapes, the press molds shaped like fish, swords, and more, or the book mold to press dough into the treasure chest to make coins. You can also place your character on the spinner stand and make it spin around.
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Magic Fun Dough Pirate Cove is a playset that delivers many different types of play. The Magic Fun Dough is the real star of this playset, which puts an innovative spin on a classic play pattern. We think kids will have a lot of fun using the dough to transfer the cutouts, then using the pirate characters and playset for lots of imagined adventures.
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Slang term for anus in Federal pound me in the ass prison. Commonly used in the phrase, "shank you for your pudding cup" to mean that you will be cut just above your anus. The resultant bloodflow becomes lubricant for anal intercourse (see F'd in the A) with the new cum bucket.
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In Baseball terms, if your nut cup were to unfortunately slide down to your anus. The discomfort of this would cause a release of waste making a final descent into the nut cup. Thus, the name "Pudding Cup" was born!
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A sexual term used to represent the event of which one poops inside his partners vagina and then eats it with a spoon.
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White Widdow! I had both their albums (White Widdow and Serenade) as christmas presents and when I heard they were coming to my town I had to see them live. I certainly wasn't dissapointed! Playing an even split of material from both albums (12 sons in total) they kicked off with the track Cry Wolf. As this is my favourite track I would have preffered to hear it later in the set but having missed the other two bands on the bill it was a good one to get me warmed up and enjoying the show.followed by One More Day and Strangers In The Night there was a hiccup during the early songs with the sound, I think something to do with keyboard and mike levels not being right but I know nothing of technical stuff only what sounds good and what doesn't and to me they sounded fantastic. Then came Cross To Bare, title track from the second album Serenade (which I could have quite happily led myself to believe any one of the band was singing just to me. Ladies these guys are remarkably easy on the eye!) and We've Got The Wings which all went down well with the crowd and a number of voices were audibly singing along. Show Your Cards, Tokyo Rain and ballad Do You Remember continued to keep the crowd happy as did the stage presence of this stunning frontman complimented by his amazing band mates. The perpetual motion of the singer was proven by a guy in the crowd who shouted at him to stand still as he had been unable to get a decent picture of him. Jules oblidgingly posed for the camera and the show continued. (His boots also posed for a photo at one point and although they didn't steal the limelight they were fairly fantastic hey I'm a girl, we notice these things) On to the final three and we got Change Of Passion, Reckless Nights (the party rock anthem from the second album and a good contender to rival the likes of Kiss's Crazy Nights and Poison's Nothin' But A Good Time) and finally Broken Hearts Won't Last Forever finished a strong, quality performance. Check them out. You won't be sorry!
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Today is very likely to be the pivot day marking the end of this endless season. With temperatures in New York City and its environs in the teens, warmer, sunnier days await. Tomorrow we move into the 40s, the weekend will even see the 50s. Cheer as March ends with higher average temperatures than it began with. Celebrate the Crokus pushing up through the frozen ground. A full run of blossoms begin to tentatively show their selves in April, after hiding for the entire season below ground.
Rejoice SAD sufferers – Seasonal Affective Disorder – the clocks will mercifully get nudged forward, bringing an extra hour of daylight into the darkness of our days. The spring equinox is merely 10 days after, and for the next 6 months you can enjoy more sunlight than darkness (weather permitting).
Hibernation has never looked as good as it did this year. Perhaps the market's ongoing rally is a testament to the evolutionary intelligence of market's bears. The ursine crowd have simply disappeared, but do not be fooled.
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Getting Your Family and Spouse on Board with Couponing One common problem beginning couponers face is resistance from family members who see it as a time consuming process which seems to result only in piles of "stuff" in bags around the house and less time spent with the family. Often the complaining family member is the spouse, who doesn't quite get the whole process and only sees the couponer less and less - time is spent either planning to shop, shopping, sorting and clipping coupons, and time logged on WUC reading about deals. Here are some common issues, addressed individually, with a few key "smart moves" to help your family acclimate to this new focus on savings. For purposes of this article, the spouse is referred to as "him" 1. "You waste too much time couponing." This is an often heard complaint. One of the key elements to bringing your spouse around to seeing that couponing is a worthwhile endeavor is to keep a savings spreadsheet of your shopping trips. Ideally, the one you use will calculate percentage saved, and total the real dollars at the bottom of the sheet. Enter the date, the name of the store, total cost of your shopping trip ( out of pocket, or OOP ), and the amount the receipt calculates as your savings for that trip. After a few weeks, show him your running total, and impress upon him something he can relate to - as in "In the last 3 weeks, we've saved $248 in groceries...that's a whole car payment!" Men can relate to this more when they can visualize the savings in this manner. Continue to refer to your savings spreadsheet once or twice a month by giving your spouse an update as to how much money your family has saved on groceries. Here are some links to various savings spreadsheets: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?...elxw9Yeg#gid=0 Download Grocery Savings Pricebook Spreadsheet - Freeware Software - Tucows Play "How much did I spend?" when you get back from the store. Sometimes, to reinforce that the trip I just made to Walgreens wasn't just "me out shopping...again...", I will arrange the items I just bought on the dining room table, and invite my husband and son to guess "How much did Mom spend on all this stuff?" My family enjoys doing this occasionally ( but not every time, please! ) and it just includes them in the savings frame of mind. 2. "Why on Earth do we need 25 things of shampoo / hot sauce / dish detergent ?" This comment is a little tougher to explain to family members, but once you involve them in the process ( especially spouses! ), they will begin to appreciate it more. Explain to your spouse that stockpiling when the price is at its lowest, or is a moneymaker, is much preferable to being forced to buy something when it is regular priced out of necessity. He only has to run out of a product, ask you "Do we have any more??" and you pull another off the shelf for him to quickly get the idea that having some in reserve is a good thing. Another way to bring your spouse to accept stockpiling is to give your stockpile away through him. Once your stockpile on certain things reaches an acceptable level, prepare a bag of items for him to bring to his office with a "Free to a Good Home" sign for his co-workers. Make sure to reinforce the "We paid next to nothing or made money on all this stuff..." Receiving appreciative thanks from his co-workers for a table full of freebie condiments and cleaning items will go a long way to having him accept stockpiling as a productive endeavor. Also, involving your family in donating bags of goods to a local food bank will reinforce the very charitable aspects involved in stockpiling. Sometimes beginning couponers start buying in earnest without any mechanism in place to sort and store the burgeoning stockpile. This could also be an underlining issue with the questioning spouse. Make sure to invest in a bookcase or rack, or devote an unused closet to your stockpile. Unpack stockpile items quickly, and make sure they are put away so as not create that "bags of stuff" your spouse is objecting to. 3. "You spend too much time online" As anyone who has logged multiple thousand posts at WUC can tell you - this one can be the toughest comment to hear and to deal with. Explaining that the way you find out about these great deals is to read and participate in the WUC forums sometimes isn't enough. I had to have my husband sit down beside me and watch as I reviewed and took notes on coupon matchups threads, GDA ( Good Deal Alert ) threads, and threads announcing coupon book finds. ( Yes - I did avoid the "fun" threads while he was watching... ) Once he saw that this was a group effort, he began to tolerate my being online more often. However, I had to carve out times when I specifically do not get online and I focus on family time that has nothing to do with couponing. It's important for your family to understand that couponing is not all consuming - but it does and will demand some time in order to reap rewards. 4. "Mom, can I have this?" This question, bar none, brought my 9 year old around to seeing that couponing is a worthwhile thing to do. Why? He gets something tangible from it. Several times in the last few years, he has requested something special, like video games, toys, etc - and I specifically bought it for him imparting the understanding that we could afford the luxury of buying things like that when he really wants them because I use coupons carefully and save our money. He sees a direct correlation between receiving things he wants and couponing. Ive also involved him in the monthly chore of binder clean out he gets chore money for removing expired coupons from my binder. He is involved in the effort, understands how it works, sees the savings at the register and has commented more than once Wow, we saved as much as a whole Nintendo DSi costs! If you have a "smart move" that worked for you in to help your family understand your couponing and be supportive - please share it here! Our new members would love to hear what worked for you! |
The one thing that helped my husband get on board was showing him that I spent as much as normal or less, but got more/name brand items. Where before we were only buying store brands and only enough for the week. For example, my grocery budget is $150/week and I rarely spend that anymore and we have a stock of things that we normally wouldn't be able to afford and we eat and use name brands instead of store brands. This was a big motivating factor for my family.
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I am relatively new at this. But what convinced my husband was. He say my last reciept and he ask how I had over 1000 fuel points already since Nov. 1. So he told me to add up what I have spent since Nov.1 and what I have saved. Well I added it all up.
I have spent: $329.55 I have saved: $946.63 That is a 74% savings. And that is with me spending $65 on smoking wood chips for his side business they were on clearance. Or my savings would of been higher. Because they were 50% off. Oh well I am happy. And I need to go one more time before Tuesday for 1 more Mega Trip for some coupons I just got in. |
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When I first started Qing, Kroger had free toilet paper (Cottenel) and I bought a bunch with no plans on quitting then Dh said enough was enough. Im thinking I got 30 pks all together. I said fine I will never buy tp again. Then one day too soon after that he had no tp. He said honey I am sorry and you were right. too bad Kroger had quit selling the free tp by then.
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Great article!
I am 18 and got into couponing because of my gf, and since then I have been doing basic grocery shopping for the family. Since I am still a couponing n00b, I don't spend that much time clipping coupon. Most of the coupon I used I ordered from eBay (like the 40 $1 Mentos coupon which I used on CVS this week). My parents always say "how did you do that?" when I brought home $40 worth of stuff for only $2. I tried explaining it to them but it sure takes a while lol. The only store I have been couponing at is CVS, and sometimes Walgreens. After I learn more coupon-fu from you guys, I shall invade bigger stores like Schnucks, Wal-Mart, and Krogers. |
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KANSAS CITY — Question: What awaits us after we draw our last breath?
And: Are there alternatives to burial or cremation?
And: When you're offered a brownie at the Death Cafe, should you eat it?
All are good questions and sure conversation-starters at Death Cafe, which might sound like an artery-clogging greasy spoon but is actually an opportunity to discuss a potentially scary subject, The Kansas City Star reported.
The motto could be "let's talk about death."
Death Cafe's organizers describe the phenomenon as a "group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes." Based on the cafe mortel movement in Switzerland and France, Death Cafe is a "social franchise" started in a web designer's basement in England in 2011 and has since crossed the ocean.
Appropriately, in time for Memorial Day weekend, a new Death Cafe just sprouted in Kansas City.
The goal: to help people make the most of their lives, their "finite" lives, by giving them a chance to discuss their mortality — something family and friends often refuse to contemplate.
"Talking about sex won't cause you to be pregnant, and talking about death won't cause you to die," social worker Megan Mooney said, to borrow a line she's heard other Death Cafe hosts use.
Mooney introduced Missouri's first Death Cafe in March 2013, in St. Joseph at Cafe Pony Espresso. The only one in Kansas is in Lawrence and started this year.
The meetups now take place in about 900 locations around the world, typically in coffee shops or restaurants but also in homes, churches and, yes, cemeteries.
In Kansas City, the one and only Death Cafe at the moment convenes in a funeral home. Signature Funerals and Cremation is in a strip center on State Line Road near 81st Street, nestled between a Chinese restaurant and a phone store.
Inside, the place has a boutique-y feel, with couches, easy chairs and coffee tables. This Death Cafe's facilitator, Jill Badell, is a funeral director here. She's 28. Her parents died when she was young. Then she was adopted.
Between her birth family and her adoptive one, she has seen several grandparents die.
"I went to a lot of funerals growing up," she said. "I think it was always around me."
Each death made her feel more anxious.
After hearing about Death Cafe, she attended meetings in Kansas City and St. Joseph. A Death Cafe that started here last year is no longer affiliated with the organization. Badell says that when she went, most of the people were hospice workers.
So Badell launched her own Death Cafe in April. The group's second meeting was Thursday evening, with a dozen people in attendance, including a few repeat participants. About half work in what you might call the death industry.
Death Cafe has only a few rules. One is that the event must be "free from ideology" — participants aren't to be led to certain conclusions about, say, life after death. No proselytizing or selling — Badell won't try to sell you a funeral plan.
The best rule? Refreshments are required. (Food sustains life, as Death Cafe's founder has pointed out.)
After some introductory remarks and a preliminary idea to ponder — "Before I die I want to ..." — the participants were split into two small groups. About half an hour later, the groups were shuffled.
Attendees, mostly women, could refer to a handout for questions, but once conversations started, those usually weren't necessary. Among the topics explored:
Wills and deciding to whom to leave possessions. Vickie Mears of Independence, director of grief support services at Crossroads Hospice, said it's surprising how many old couples she meets assume they'll die together.
"I think that some denial is in all of us, to degrees," she said. "We haven't died before. 'I know everybody dies, but I'm just not sure it's going to happen to me.' "
Mears added later that her mother died when she was 10, though no one had told her of her mom's cancer.
"I didn't get any grief support," she said. "If you're a child and you're in motion, you don't get it."
Being comfortable with death. Mooney, the St. Joseph Death Cafe host, does end-of-life research for the University of Missouri. She lives across the street from a cemetery, which she has visited daily since childhood.
"It's my peaceful spot. It's my place I go to to collect my thoughts."
When she was in seventh grade, she wanted to be a mortician. Since high school, several friends her age have died unexpectedly.
Mooney is a mover in the Death Cafe organization. She manages Death Cafe's Facebook page and meets with founder Jon Underwood twice a month by Skype. She'll go to Hong Kong in June to talk about Death Cafe at an international bereavement conference and help launch Hong Kong's first Death Cafe.
Death in a small town. Janna Cash Gilner of Overland Park, who works at Solace House, a grief counseling center, recently attended an adult Sunday school class in her hometown of Troy, Kan. There, a woman talked for 15 minutes about the recent death of her husband.
"No one looked uncomfortable," Gilner said. They just listened.
Maybe it was because "everybody's related" in Troy, but Gilner isn't sure she'd have that experience in Kansas City.
Grief and regret. Robert Wood of Kansas City, an IT specialist, said his stepfather, his "dad for 40 years," died last October. Perhaps because their relationship was strained toward the end, Wood found himself remembering a younger version of his stepdad. At a Day of the Dead party, he brought a Polaroid picture and a can of Coors Light in his stepdad's honor.
Another participant said she frequently talks to her nephew who died as a newborn — sometimes out loud, sometimes in her head. She worried that, because the baby never left the hospital, he'd never be acknowledged. But for his birthday and Christmas, the family gives presents in his name to needy children.
This year, he would have turned 5-years-old.
Fear of dying.
"I'm more scared to lose somebody than to fear my own death, I know that," said Badell.
Wood fears a lengthy debilitating illness. He's frightened about the possibility of it happening to his mom.
At the end of the meeting, not quite two hours later, Badell reconvened the large group and asked for feedback.
"It's nice to be in a setting where the discussion is not labeled 'morbid,'" said Rita Berry of Kansas City, who works as a counselor at a hospital.
"Yeah, there was a lot of laughter," somebody chimed in.
A pause.
"Did anybody else cry besides me?" a woman asked.
The answer to that question was yes.
The next meeting of the Kansas City Death Cafe will be June 26. To reserve a spot, visit deathcafe.com/deathcafe/769 or email Jill Badell, email@example.com.


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It is already possible to store the current reading position between several devices, using an ereader that send and store the position to some file on the internet/the cloud. This might be enough? If you wish to publish or post this information, it might be easiest to do so directly from the modified ereader, without involving Calibre. Or Calibre could read the reading position from the cloud when needed. That way Calibre doesn't have to be running while you're reading. If you can figure out exactly how some existing ereader store the reading position in the cloud, then you should be able to write a plugin to Calibre that can read this reading position. Calibre is open sourced, so the code is available for updates by you or anyone else. If you choose an ereader that also is open sourced, then that code also is available. However it might be best if you can get the code included in the official code, that way you can keep updating Calibre and the ereader. |
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Phil Bernstein is Autodesk vice president of Industry Strategy and Relations, AEC Solutions. In this role, he is responsible for developing and delivering technology solutions and design tools to the architectural, engineering and construction industries. Prior to joining Autodesk in 2000, Bernstein was an associate principal at Cesar Pelli & Associates, where he was project manager for many of the firm's most complex commissions, including the Goldman Sachs corporate headquarters, the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse, the Practice Integration Building at the Mayo Clinic, the New North Terminal at Washington National Airport, and the Lerner Research Center at the Cleveland Clinic. He was responsible for general management support in the firm, providing fee analysis, delivery and team structure, risk management, technology strategy and contract negotiation for many of the firm's projects. Bernstein has served as Lecturer in Professional Practice, Yale University School of Architecture since 1988. In addition, he was a contributor to the 13th edition of the AIA Handbook of Professional Practice and is a member of the AIA College of Fellows and the AIA National Documents Committee. Bernstein received a Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude with Distinction in Architecture in 1979 from Yale University and a Master of Architecture in 1983, also from Yale University.
At the 2009 AIA National Convention in San Francisco, Phil Bernstein FAIA, LEED AP participated in an interactive roundtable on Integrated Project Delivery discussing different approaches to IPD and the challenges that teams face today when implementing the IPD practice model into public and private sector projects. During the roundtable the panelists addressed important questions concerning recent public and private owner-driven IPD projects. They also discussed the emergence and relevance of IPD, philosophical principles involved and technological approaches to facilitating improved outcomes and achieving success.
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We're wondering if director Danze was inspired by something the U.S. Secretary of State supposedly said to Vietnam's President Diem back in the 60's: "The trouble with your people is, they'd rather fuck than fight!"
Most of the gals in the cast play commandos equipped with spray canisters of "love gas," and their job is to invade the secret government installation (disguised as an ordinary San Fernando Valley home) and stop Gen. Brian Surewood and crew from manufacturing their new weapon, "hate gas."
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Also remarkably good is the Rebecca Wild/Alec Metro scene on a poolside chaise, featuring mish, reverse cowgirl and horsie action. And after a bout of toe-licking, Metro also gets a shot at Christi Lake's ass in mish posish on a desk. A three-girl lick-and-dildo fest, plus a full-cast orgy finale found out a fine, funny tape.


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