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Help I can't back up my Bold 9900 again
Can anyone help me please, for the last few months every time I try to back up my Bold 9900 it just hangs when its almost done! Have reinstalled the Desktop software and tried it on a different computer but still the same.
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i would guess might be something corrupted on your phone.. remove sd card if inserted and try again.. or wipe your device reinstall latest os and re-try backupGod, Forgives I Dont.. BB Abuser...
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I was hoping I wouldn't need to wipe out everything but its getting quite frustrating now.
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Try a selective backup.
I would start with the simple things like contacts, then try just sms/mms messages, and so on till you find the corrupted part of your backup. Then do a selective backup with everything that's not corrupted. Reinstall the OS, restore the backup, then see if it will do a complete backup. I've had this problem before(my corruption was in my emails), and this is how I fixed it. Now my 9900 will do complete backups with no problems.Cell Phone History:Motorola Bag phone > Motorola Star Tac gen1 > Motorola Star Tac gen 2 > Motorola Razr > BlackBerry Pearl > Iphone gen1 > BlackBerry Curve > BlackBerry Torch > BlackBerry Torch II > BlackBerry Bold 9900 > BlackBerry Z10 > PassPort
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"To have to fully staff a facility for only two or three inmates is not a wise way to run a business to me," Scozzafava said.
North Elba Supervisor Roby Politi said that he was still concerned because of the loss in revenue.
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"I have offered to be competitive with other counties, but they have not come to the table," Cutting said. "If they had sentenced, long-term inmates, that would not be the problem. It is the ones that still need to be transported to and from courts by other counties. That is a four-hour ride for Oswego County."
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WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross senior member of the women's rowing team Michele Grenier (Menands, N.Y.) has been named to the Patriot League All-Academic team. This is the first time that Grenier has earned this honor. She was one of 11 student-athletes from around the league selected to the team.
Grenier, who has a 3.63 grade-point average as an English major, was a member of the varsity four in the last six regattas of the spring season including placing third at the Patriot League Championship. She was selected as a Dana Scholar for the 2012-2013 school year. Recipients of the scholarship are students of sound academic ability who have the potential for or have demonstrated desired qualities of character and leadership. She earned Patriot League Academic Honor Roll accolades as a freshman and sophomore, while she studied abroad in Ireland as a junior. Grenier was the Co-Chair of Holy Cross for a Cure for three years as she coordinated numerous events to raise money for breast cancer awareness and research. She also volunteered as a senior interviewer for the Holy Cross admissions office and was an intern with Ball and Sargent PC- a law firm in Worcester.
To read a feature story on Grenier go here: http://www.goholycross.com/sports/w-rowing/2012-13/releases/20130326cy5rfj.
To be eligible for the All-Academic team the student-athlete has to have at least a 3.20 total grade point average and be a starter or a key player in his/her sport. Freshmen or students in their first academic year at their school are not eligible for the honor.
The Crusaders concluded the 2012-2013 season by placing third out of six teams at the Patriot League Championship on Lake Quinsigamond on May 17. The Crusaders placed second in the second varsity eight race and were third in the varsity four race. This was the best ever result for a Holy Cross second varsity eight boat at the Patriot League Championship and the program's second silver medal, as the varsity four placed second in 2005.
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Chris Epting is the first person to admit he's an unlikely muckraker. The Huntington Beach resident has published 19 books, almost all on pop culture (he's working on a Def Leppard tome right now), Orange County history or baseball. His column for the Huntington Beach Independent, In the Pipeline, is a well-read weekly take on Surf City's "people and places," as he puts it; recent dispatches have included profiles on a building that once housed a Mexican restaurant, the Seaview Little League and a nonagenarian advocate for alternative energy. The father of two teenagers, he's a quintessential beach dad, down to the good tan; scruffy goatee; and permanent uniform of T-shirt, cap, shades and shorts.
But over the past couple of months, Epting has emerged as the scrappiest journalistic voice against a controversial proposal by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD)—charged with protecting Southern California from air pollution—to remove fire pits in Corona del Mar, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. Just the mention of the issue transforms the otherwise-easygoing Epting into Lincoln Steffens: He'll begin to decry career politicians and NIMBYers, will rattle off scientific studies that debunk claims that the smoke from the pits is hazardous to the public health, and posts videos and letters that expose the agency's frequently bumbling ways. His efforts have helped turn what was supposed to be a quiet ban into a national story that's coming to a head at the July 12 AQMD board meeting at its Diamond Bar headquarters.
For Epting and the fire pits' defenders, this isn't an issue solely about smoke emitted from the pits, a favorite of Orange County life since at least the 1940s. It gets to the heart to the county's sense of self.
"Huntington's sister city in Japan just sent over some school kids for a summer visit—the first thing they're going to do is a bonfire," Epting says. "Just the other day, I passed by a fire pit with a family of over 100—name tags, everything—that was inviting everyone to get some food. This is what [the AQMD and fire pit opponents] want to take away?"
Skirmishes in OC's beach communities between the haves and everyone else pop up regularly, whether it's Dana Point trying to limit beach access in its ritzier neighborhoods or former Newport Beach council member Dick Nichols memorably complaining to a reporter last decade that too many Mexicans hogged up the grass at Corona del Mar State Beach. But the thought of pulling the fire pits completely has shocked and angered almost all of Orange County, uniting rich and poor, liberal and conservative, coastal and inland residents against the efforts. Politicians ranging from Santa Ana Mayor (and AQMD board member) Miguel Pulido and State Senator Travis Allen have rallied their constituents. Even residents on ultra-exclusive Bay Island off the Balboa Peninsula have made their opinion known—one mansion has erected signs proclaiming, "SAVE THE PITS."
Despite Epting's protestations to the contrary, he's the perfect warrior for the cause: a convert. The New York native and his family moved to Huntington Beach from Sherman Oaks in 1999 and immediately fell in love with the pits—in a June Independent column, Epting printed a picture of his then-4-year-old daughter roasting a hot dog there. "It blew my mind away the community that took over once the sun went down," he says. "Each fire ring has its own culture, yet they all get along—it's the great equalizer. It was an activity that was clean and about going there to forget your troubles for a night."
The few requests over the years at Newport Beach and Huntington Beach city council meetings to remove the pits were dismissed as the ramblings of cranks. But in November, residents with the Breakers Drive Homeowner's Association (homeowners overlooking Big Corona, where most of the community's fire pits sit) wrote en masse to the Newport Beach City Council in November to ban them, citing everything from cancer-stricken relatives to, as one couple put it, "young adults trying to leap over the roaring bonfires as a passage of manhood." When that didn't work, a group of Corona del Mar residents went to the AQMD, finding a much-more receptive audience that vowed immediate action.
Epting scoffs at the stance of fire-pit opponents. "It's like going into a sushi bar and complaining about the fish," he says, blaming them for creating an issue where there was never one. "It's everyone's worst nightmare about the Newport Beach attitude, and while they can say they're not elitist, look at the results."
But he didn't even know about the movement until a friend noticed an item on the agenda for an AQMD meeting. "I did something this week I haven't done in ages," Epting admitted in his first column on the matter, published in late March. "I signed a petition. For a variety of reasons, it's normally not something I do, but when I heard that there was a movement to remove all fire rings from Southern California beaches, I could not resist."
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Creating and auctioning-off art made in the medium of flour, brown sugar, butter and ginger is a fairly unique way to raise money for good causes. But it is exactly what will happen this weekend at Hotel Aiken.
This weekend, the downtown landmark will play host to the Aiken Gingerbread Barns. The event gathers toys for the Marine Reserve's Toys for Tots program and money for local equine charities.
"Anybody who loves horses, stables and barns should come out," event organizer Randy Russell said. "It's a perfect fit for Aiken. We ask everybody to bring an unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots as admission."
The event will showcase large 30-by-36-inch gingerbread barns made by local chefs.
"It is amazing what these pastry chefs can do. Jason Tufts, head chef at the Green Boundary, he's made a barn," Russell said. "He won't show me what he is doing, but he said it's going to be great."
The event is open to the public with an admission price of one unwrapped toy. Things will be set up and open at 4 p.m. on Friday and continue until 10 p.m. On Saturday, the event will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., with Christmas carolers performing each evening at 6 p.m.
As well as the professional offerings, five barns created by members of the Aiken County Pony Clubs will be on show.
Russell was inspired to host the event after seeing a similar display at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Palm Springs, Fla.
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The 2004 New Mexico volleyball team began UNM's rise in the Mountain West Conference and built a strong foundation for the program's continuing success in the future. The Lobos improved on last season's win total by five matches, upping their total to nine victories, including three in MWC action. The team finished the season with a 9-17 record and was seventh in the competitive Mountain West standings with a 3-11 mark.
New Mexico was once again thin on experience with only two seniors on the roster. The rest of the team, which featured three juniors, two sophomores and four freshmen, stayed competitive throughout the entire season in building a solid core for 2005.
At the helm of the Lobos is third-year head coach Kelley McKee, who along with third-year assistant Brent Aldridge and second-year assistant Chelsea Robb have instilled positive energy into this storied program that has seen seven NCAA Tournament appearances and two conference championships. McKee has a 166-167 career record in 12 years of coaching, but the encouraging fact is her impressive 143-104 (.579) record during her tenure at Northern Arizona prior to arriving at UNM. After getting settled at NAU, she led her teams to five straight winning seasons before her departure, going 90-45 with an NCAA Tournament appearance and two conference championships during that span.
UNM made a statement at the season-opening Comcast Lobo Invitational, defeating Northern Colorado - the 2003 NCAA Division I Provisional Champion - in five games, snapping the Bears' school-record 26-match winning streak. UNM, who also beat Montana in the tournament, took second at the invitational. Kelly Therkelsen and Samie Weber garnered all-tournament team honors for New Mexico.
The young Lobos showed their promise after claiming the Albuquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic Sept. 17-18 with victories over Hartford, UTEP and Weber State. UNM placed four players on the all-tournament team, including Nicole Ryan, who was named the Most Valuable Player after averaging 4.00 kills per game and hitting at a .339 clip. Adah Burke, Chelsea Sondrup and Weber were also named to the all-tournament team.
New Mexico began the grueling Mountain West Conference slate with a 6-4 record. The Lobos fell in their first four conference matches before sweeping Air Force Oct. 8 in Colorado Springs. Several of the losses were close, however, including a near-upset of then-No. 22 Utah at the Johnson Center Oct. 2. The Lobos lead the co-conference champs 2 games to 1 and were ahead by five points midway through the fourth game before the Utes rallied back for the win. For the season, the Lobos lost three games in which they were leading 2 games to 1 (at Wyoming, Utah, UNLV).
UNM gained some momentum late in the year on its last road trip of the season, taking games from both Utah and BYU in hostile environments. It marked the first time UNM had taken a game from the Cougars since 1995.
The Lobos kept up the pace after the trip, winning two of their last three matches of the regular season. UNM dominated Air Force for the second time of the season on Nov. 5, grounding the Falcons in a sweep. Chelsea Sondrup collected her 300th career block in the match, becoming only the fourth Lobo in history to reach the 300-block plateau.
After a heartbreaking five-game loss to UNLV Nov. 11, the Lobos bounced back with a resounding three-game sweep over San Diego State Nov. 14, marking the first time in school history UNM has ever swept the Aztecs. UNM hit .478 (52K-9E-90TA) in the match, which is the third-highest attack percentage in school history and best for any team in a league match in 2004.
New Mexico, seeded seventh, closed the season with a three-game loss at second-seeded and eighth-ranked Colorado State in the first round of the Mountain West Championship Nov. 18 in Fort Collins.
With a solid group of returning players intact for 2005 - including a stellar recruiting class that features one of the top setters in the nation (Sarah Kwasigroch - Palos Park, Ill.) - look for the Lobos to continue their ascension in the victory column and the Mountain West standings.
While the team got better on the court all season long, several Lobos captured impressive individual accomplishments. Here's a look at the top performances of the season:
-- Junior Chelsea Sondrup is now tied for third in New Mexico history with 313 career blocks. She became just the fourth player in New Mexico history to reach the 300-block plateau after recording six against Air Force Nov. 5. Sondrup is just 13 blocks behind Linda Archuleta's school record 326. She is already the school-record holder in block assists with 294 and will add to her record every match as a senior.
-- Junior Nicole Ryan led the team with 3.31 kills per game. She was even better in conference play, ranking fifth with 3.46 kpg. She put down a season-high 24 kills Nov. 11 against UNLV and was named the MVP of the Albuquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic after leading the Lobos to three straight wins.
-- Senior Adah Burke lived up to her billing as the top libero in the Mountain West Conference. The preseason All-MWC selection led the team with 4.09 digs per game and was second in conference matches with 4.10 dpg. She dug a career-high 32 in the Wyoming match Sept. 24, which is third most in a match in school history. She racked up 335 digs for the year, which is 11th best in a UNM season. Adah shined off the court as well, earning first-team Academic All-District VI honors for her 4.02 GPA in Applied Mathematics.
-- Freshman Samie Weber led the team with 110 blocks (1.22 per game), which ranks 11th best in a Lobo season. Her 105 blocks assists are also good for fourth best in a UNM season. She put down 11 blocks against Utah Oct. 2, which tied for third best in a UNM match.
-- Senior Monica Meihack finished her career sixth all-time in the UNM record books with 2,840 career assists. She dished out 988 as a senior, good for ninth best in a UNM season. Her 1,249 assists in 2002 are second best in a Lobo season.
-- Sophomore Jennifer Heasty recorded a career-high 11 blocks against Utah Oct. 2, tying the third-highest amount in a UNM match. She also put down a career-high 20 kills vs. UNLV Nov. 11.
-- Sophomore Kelly Therkelsen garnered third-team Academic All-District honors for her 4.22 GPA in Political Science. Therkelsen, who had a career-high 25 kills against George Washington Sept. 25, was second on the team with 2.81 kills per game.
-- The Lobos averaged 490 fans per match this season, ranking fifth in the Mountain West. Overall, 6,853 fans arrived for 14 home matches.
-- The Lobos were third in the MWC with 3.00 blocks per game in conference matches. They set a school record with 43 block assists in the Utah match Oct. 2. The Lobos' 22.5 team blocks vs. the Utes are the second most in any Mountain West match this season. Three players recorded at least 10 blocks in the match (Samie Weber and Jennifer Heasty - 11; Chelsea Sondrup - 10).
-- New Mexico recorded 462 block assists as a team this season, which is second best for a Lobo team in school history. The 2002 team, also coached by Kelley McKee, had 480 block assists.
-- The Lobos swept San Diego State for the first time in school history in the last regular season match Nov. 14. UNM hit .478 (52K-9E-90TA) in the match, which is the third-highest attack percentage in school history and highest for any team in a league match this season.
LOBOS FALL TO No. 8 COLORADO STATE IN FIRST ROUND OF MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP: Eighth-ranked and second-seeded Colorado State defeated the seventh-seeded New Mexico volleyball team in three games, 21-30, 16-30, 20-30, before 1,350 in the first round of the Mountain West Volleyball Championship Thursday, Nov. 18 at Moby Arena. The Lobos finish the 2004 campaign with a 9-17 record.
CSU, the host team in the tournament, hit an impressive .351 in the match while limiting the Lobos to a .093 attack percentage. Kelly Therkelsen hit a team-best .429 with eight kills to go along with five digs and three blocks. Nicole Ryan put down seven kills and three blocks.
Chelsea Sondrup recorded three blocks in the match, giving her 313 for her career, which ties Robyn Wentworth for third best on the all-time charts at UNM.
Monica Meihack, playing in her last match in the Cherry & Silver, dished out 24 assists. She closes out her career sixth all-time in the school record books with 2,840 assists.
The Lobos started strong against the Rams in game one, taking the first four points of the game. The Rams came back to tie it at 9, but a Therkelsen kill gave the Lobos the lead once again at 10-9. During the middle portion of the game, the Rams held a slim 1-2 point edge, and the Lobos only trailed by one at the 18-17 mark. But the Rams then rattled off 12 of the next 16 points to take the game going away, 30-21. Therkelsen led the Lobos with three kills in the game.
Unlike the first game where the Lobos quickly grabbed the lead, CSU led the entire second game. The Lobos trailed by five points at 10-5, but the Rams went up by 10 at 17-7. UNM cut it to seven at 18-11, but the Ram offense put the game out of reach with a 7-1 run that made it 25-12. CSU, who hit .500 in the game with 15 kills and only three errors, went on to win the game, 30-16, and took a 2-0 games lead into intermission. Ryan had three kills and no errors with two blocks in the second game to lead the Lobos.
New Mexico hung tight in the third game, and after trailing by 2-3 points for the first half of the game, tied the match at 14 on a Therkelsen kill. That's as close as the Lobos would get, however, as the Rams closed the game on a 16-6 run in claiming the game and the match, 30-20.
CAUTION - DIGGING AHEAD: Senior Adah Burke proved why she was named the top libero in the Mountain West Conference in the preseason. Burke led the team with 4.09 digs per game and was second in conference matches with 4.10 digs per game. She was named the top libero at the Albquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic (Sept. 17-18) and recorded a career-high 32 digs at Wyoming Sept. 24, which is third most all-time in a UNM match.
Burke has shined off the court as well. In early November, she was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District VI first-team for her 4.02 GPA in Applied Mathematics. Last year, she earned second-team honors.
BLOCK YOU VERY MUCH: Junior Chelsea Sondrup is one of only four Lobos in school history to record at least 300 blocks. After three seasons, she is tied for third in the school record books with 313 blocks, and will likely become the all-time leader her senior season. She is only 13 blocks behind Linda Archuleta's school record 326.
Sondrup became the all-time UNM leader in block assists when she recorded 10 vs. Utah Oct. 2; she currently has 294 career block assists.
This season, she was second on the team with 103 blocks (1.16 per game). Her 63 blocks (1.26 pg) in conference action tied for sixth best in the conference. She earned Albuquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic all-tournament team honors after putting down 12 block assists vs. Weber State, which is the second most in a UNM match.
Sondrup also holds the single-season UNM mark for block assists, as she tallied 131 her freshman year. She also established UNM single-match block (14) and block assists (13) records with her performance against SMU on Sept. 20, 2002.
BLOCK YOU VERY MUCH, Pt. 2: Following in Sondrup's footsteps, freshman Samie Weber put on an impressive display of blocking in her rookie season. Weber led the team with 110 blocks (1.22 per game). In conference matches, Weber was third in the MWC with 1.38 blocks per game. Her 105 block assists rank fourth best in a UNM season, and her 110 blocks rank 11th.
Weber collected 11 blocks (one solo, 10 assists) against Utah Oct. 2, tying for the third- most ever in UNM match. The Fort Lupton, Colo., product earned all-tournament honors in both the Comcast Lobo Invitational and the Albuquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic. She became the fifth player in school history to record 100 block assists in one season after putting down seven in the Air Force match Nov. 5.
SET ME UP: Senior setter Monica Meihack was the starting setter for the third straight year this past season. She finished her career sixth all-time in Lobo volleyball history with 2,840 career assists.
Meihack collected a double-double in the first match of the year against Northern Colorado, tallying 50 assists and 10 digs. She led the team with four double-doubles this season.
Meihack dished out a season-high 64 assists vs. UNLV Nov. 11, one shy of her career best. For the season, she recorded at least 50 assists on six occasions. Meihack, a Fallon, Nev., native, was sixth in the MWC with 10.40 assists per game. Her 988 assists in 2004 are good for ninth best in a UNM season.
FROM THE BEACH TO THE DESERT: Junior outside hitter Nicole Ryan transferred to UNM this season after playing for Golden West Community College in California last year. She led the Rustlers to a perfect 22-0 season in 2003 and brought some of that magic to the Lobos in 2004. Ryan displayed her winning mentality in the Albuquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic, leading the Lobos to a perfect 3-0 record. She was named the MVP of the tournament after averaging 4.00 kills per game and 1.42 blocks per game, all while hitting at a .339 clip.
Ryan led the team with 3.31 kills per game. She was even better in conference matches, putting down 3.46 kpg, good for fifth in the league. She put down a season-high 24 kills vs. UNLV Nov. 11.
THERKELSEN SHOWING IMPROVEMENT: Sophomore Kelly Therkelsen showed dramatic improvement in her second season as a Lobo. She was second on the team with 2.81 kills per game, which is an improvement over last year's 1.72 kpg. Therkelsen earned Comcast Lobo Invitational all-tournament team honors the first weekend of the season, and the following week she earned all-tournament accolades at the Delaware Invitational after recording a career-high 25 kills against George Washington. In the Oct. 8 win over Air Force, Therkelsen hit for a career-high .524 (13K-2E-21TA) with a team-high 13 kills. Therkelsen put down a career-high 10 blocks in the UNLV match Nov. 11.
HEASTY BRINGS EXPERIENCE TO THE FRONT LINE: Sophomore outside/middle Jennifer Heasty was one of five starters returing to the lineup this season for UNM. Heasty led the Lobos in 2003 in hitting percentage and is very versatile around the net. In the conference season, she displayed her blocking ability, racking up 58 in 14 matches (1.16 pg) to rank 11th best in the MWC. Heasty put down a career-high 11 blocks against Utah Oct. 2 and recorded a career-high 20 kills vs. UNLV Nov. 11. She also finished in the top 10 of the MWC with 0.29 aces per game.
LIVE FROM BUDAPEST: Junior transfer Gabriella Veres, a native of Budapest, Hungary, made her Divison I debut against Creighton Sept. 4. She also saw action at Air Force Oct. 8. Veres played on the Hungarian Junior National Team and was a member of the PRSC Division II junior championship team in 2003 (21-under) and the PRSC Division II championship team in 2004 (all ages).
BRINGING A LOCAL FLAVOR TO THE LOBOS: Two freshmen on the team this season, Laura Conklin and Jessica Hezekiah, hail from Albuquerque. Conklin is a defensive specialist who saw action in 73 games this season and averaged 0.99 digs per game. Hezekiah played in 14 games and recorded seven kills and nine blocks.
Freshman defensive specialist Kim Cox, a native of Flagstaff, Ariz., was also a fixture in the back row for the Lobos, playing in 83 games while tallying 1.73 digs per game.
TWO LOBOS NAMED TO CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM: Senior volleyball player Adah Burke (Las Cruces, N.M.) was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District VI first team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Burke earned second-team honors in 2003.
Burke, one of the top liberos in the Mountain West Conference, boasts a 4.02 GPA in Applied Mathematics. She was named the preseason libero of the year in the Mountain West, and has lived up to the billing in her last season.
Burke led the team with 4.09 digs per game and ranked second in MWC league matches with 4.10 dpg. Named the top libero at the Albuquerque Marriott Lobo Volleyball Classic in September, she had several other impressive performances, including a career-high 32 digs against Wyoming Sept. 25, which is third most all-time in a UNM match. Against nationally-ranked Utah, she collected 15 digs in Albuquerque and a match-high 21 digs in Salt Lake City.
In additon to Burke, sophomore Kelly Therkelsen (Eagan, Minn.) garnered third-team accolades. Therkelsen, who had the highest GPA in the district with a 4.22 GPA in Political Science, dramatically improved in her second season as a Lobo. She was second on the team with 2.81 kills per game, which is an improvement over last year's 1.72 kpg.
In order to be nominated for the CoSIDA All-Academic team, a student-athlete must be a sophomore in athletic and academic standing, have at least a 3.20 GPA and be a starter or important reserve on the team. Once nominated, a vote is taken by members of CoSIDA to determine who is named to the team.
Adah Burke NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST TEAM - Senior Adah Burke was named to the preseason All-Mountain West volleyball team and the Lobos were picked to finish seventh in the conference. Burke was tabbed as the top libero in the MWC and was one of seven players to earn preseason All-MWC accolades.
Burke was third in league matches last season with 3.23 digs per game. She led the Lobos in overall games with 2.88 digs per game and earned Academic All-District VI honors.
Colorado State's senior setter Melissa Courtney was selected as the preseason player of the year. Other members of the preseason All-MWC team include: Katie Jo Shirley (Sr., Colorado State); Shelly Sommerfeldt (Jr. Utah); Lindsy Hartsock (So., BYU); Sara Maytorena (Sr., Wyoming) and Tess Rogers (Jr., Colorado State).
In the preseason coaches poll, Colorado State earned 14-of-15 possible first-place votes and tallied 118 points to top the poll. The Rams finished 2003 with a 30-5 record and an undefeated league mark of 14-0. CSU is ranked 11th in the USA Today/CSTV Top 25 Preseason Coaches Poll.
BYU edged Utah for second place as the Cougars collected 100 points, while the Utes had 97. San Diego State was picked fourth, followed by Wyoming, UNLV, New Mexico and Air Force.
LOBO VOLLEYBALL EARNS AVCA ACADEMIC AWARD - The New Mexico volleyball program was one of 46 schools in the country to be awarded the prestigious American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award for the 2003-04 academic year. The award, initiated in 1992-93, honors collegiate volleyball programs that displayed excellence in the classroom by maintaining at least a 3.30 cumulative team grade-point average on a 4.0 scale.
Seven Lobos (Adah Burke, Jennifer Heasty, Anna Reines, Lindsay Smith, Chelsea Sondrup, Kelly Therkelsen and Georgia Whitson) were named 2003 Mountain West Scholar-Athletes, in which a student-athlete must have completed at least one academic term at the member institution, maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better, and be a starter or significant contributer to the team. Burke garnered second-team Academic All-District VI honors for having a 4.04 GPA in Mathematics. In Kelley McKee's 11 years as a head coach, athletes have earned academic all-conference honors 42 times, including 11 in her two years at the University of New Mexico.
COMCAST LOBO INVITATIONAL SUMMARY (Sept. 3-4) - Three teams, including New Mexico, finished the Comcast Lobo Invitational with 2-1 records, but Creighton walked away with the title due to the tiebreaker which is the ratio of points for/against vs. all opponents. Northern Colorado also went 2-1 while Montana went 0-3.
The Lobos started the tournament by snapping Northern Colorado's 26-match winning streak with a 3-2 victory over the Bears. UNC, which claimed the 2003 Division I Independent Championship, took the first game from the Lobos, 30-25, but UNM stormed back to win game two, 30-19. The two teams traded games again with UNC winning game three and UNM winning game four. In the fifth and decisive game, the Lobos racked up eight kills and hit .438 in toppling the Bears, 15-1


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Monday, March 11, 2013
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Earlier this year I chose to pass on a yoga class I had committed to. Before my contract was up. After teaching it for only a few weeks. It is to date the most challenging decision I have made in my yoga career. I am proud of my decision & am dedicating a blog post to my experience.
Prior to this class I taught a 5pm hatha yoga class that also met twice a week. I had many no shows during the 5 months I taught the class. I confided in friends & colleagues. I heard advice from a few friends & colleagues on how to deal with no students showing up. I heard about bringing yoga books, practicing on my own during the time in order to hold space & intention for the class. What I infer from this advice is that my own investment & commitment of presence in the space & time set up for teaching a public class will eventually call in students to show up. I tried that a few times. Mostly I did restorative yoga because my heart was so crushed I did not have a lot of yang energy to offer. Truthfully, I felt ashamed, bummed out, confused & curious about this commitment, this relationship I found myself in due to my passion for yoga & my passion for sharing the gift of yoga as so many of my fabulous teachers have done with me.
When I began teaching my new class at the beginning of this year a few friends came the first time & then there was no one (zero students) off & on with occasionally one or two people. I experienced a visceral caving in of my heart & all the richness within it I want to offer to others. I did not feel fairly compensated for my time. I felt like a failure. I remembered other advice I had been given - give everything to the one student who comes if there is only one person in attendance for a public class. I love that. In theory. Sometimes even in real time. However, the thing is - I really do it. And I did. I gave everything I had to offer to the privates I gave publicly for $3.50. It was fun. For a while. Then I began to feel I was not being compensated fairly for my time & the energy I was giving. I began to feel, well, masochistic & willingly staying in an unhealthy relationship.
A lot of fear came up for me when I thought about passing along this class. Especially before my contract was up. That is not characteristic of me. I love commitment; I love it so much, I watch out for myself because I have in the past stayed committed much too long, past the point of a relationship serving my heart. I was scared I would be judged harshly by the studio & other teachers. I was scared I would be fired from my other class at the studio. I was scared I would not be a 'real yoga teacher' since I would only be teaching one class per week. Choosing to pass on the class was a challenging decision though it quickly became a decision I absolutely had to make. My commitment to a public class with barely any attendance was crushing my heart, my passion for yoga & the brightness of my spirit.
I did not pursue teaching yoga to become rich. I do, however, want to be paid for my time & the energetic, intellectual investment I have cultivated & woven. The devotional investment I have is a living commitment; it is an ever-evolving part of what I offer to the world & it is something I have been honing for many years. To offer this to others without fair compensation is draining & at times degrading. I have spoken with other teachers who seem bright (& surprisingly cheerful) about accepting no shows as a part of teaching yoga publicly. I do not feel bright or cheerful about committing to (often) showing up & spending time alone in an empty room - a scenario that is supposed to be a job & is not. I do not want to commit to showing up when others are not. I do not want to practice yoga for 90 minutes while also dealing with the genuine feeling of rejection & failure that comes up for me when nobody comes to my public classes. This does not serve my heart, my enthusiasm for yoga & the years of my dedicated study & effort. What I have to offer becomes sadly diminished if I stay in unhealthy professional relationships. I do not feel the least bit bright (or cheerful) about committing to a scenario as my experience describes.
Since I passed along this class I have been offered a few other yoga related jobs that I am very happy about. All of which I am being paid well for. All of which feel amazing because I feel supported in the relationship. The exchange is different, it is fair. I made a choice to change my life & I will continue to choose relationships that serve me so I can fully & unabashedly serve others from my heart.
Image / Graphic Design by Leigh Aschoff
Thursday, February 14, 2013
My Tantric Love Poem
Black is not Pink,
Orange is like Red,
Ganesha is nothing but Laksmi.
photograph by Omayari
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Where there is presence there is love. Be with your heart. Let it lead you to your truth. Listen deeply. Notice your presence here. Enjoy your presence here. Wed the earth, wed your heart. Breathe deeply into your lungs & heart. Receive. The earth & the heart are consistently near. Sync the rhythm of your heart with the rhythm of nature. Bare feet with heart beat.
© Leigh Aschoff
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Leigh Aschoff, creator of Auspicious Asana, interviewed by Meredith Sasseen
Leigh Aschoff interviewed by Meredith Sasseen by omayari
Friday, September 14, 2012
Experience yoga in the privacy & comfort of your own home. Practice yoga in a safe, nurturing space with excellent guidance based on your needs. The path of yoga is yours to discover. Amplify your practice with privates. Go deeper into your heart, get lost in your breath & expand the consciousness of your body.
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Friday, August 31, 2012
The psyche knows how to heal, but it hurts. Sometimes the healing hurts more than the initial injury, but if you can survive it, you'll be stronger, because you've found a larger base. Every commitment is a narrowing, and when that commitment fails, you have to get back to a larger base and have the strength to hold it.
Nietzsche was the one who did the job for me. At a certain moment in his life, the idea came to him of what he called "the love of your fate." Whatever your fate is, whatever the hell happens, you say, "This is what I need." It may look like a wreck, but go at it as though it were an opportunity, a challenge. If you bring love to that moment - not discouragement - you will find the strength is there. Any disaster you can survive is an improvement on your character, your stature, and your life. What a privilege! This is when the spontaneity of your own nature will have a chance to flow.
Then, when looking back at your life, you will see that the moments which seemed to be great failures followed by wreckage were the incidents that shaped the life you have now. You'll see that this is really true. Nothing can happen to you that is not positive. Even though it looks and feels at the moment like a negative crisis, it is not. The crisis throws you back, and when you are required to exhibit strength, it comes.
The dark night of the soul
comes just before revelation.
When everything is lost,
and all seems darkness,
then comes the new life
and all that is needed.
Reflections on the Art of Living, A Joseph Campbell Companion
Selected & Edited by Diane K. Osbon
pg. 38-39
Photo Credit: Leigh Aschoff
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A collection of Mt. Hood Community College student essaysfrom Writing 115, 121, and 122
Reviewed, compiled, edited, and produced by
Chad BartlettHolly DeGrowJodie Marion-DittlerAndy MingoJonathan MorrowTeri Pastore
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and the MHCC Language and Literature Department
Dylan Li
"Never give up, hope will be ended if you give up. You can still be a winner if you keep going." The second sentence was like a tattoo carved on my skin, like my blood running around in my brain. My spirit was strengthened. I began to study harder and harder, as did my classmates.
Jerrick Jane Carlson
I wanted to be close to home, to my family, but California was his home, and I was his family. These thoughts were drowning me and I could hardly breathe. With the windows down in the Caprice, the morning sun was warming my arms. I felt like I could have stretched out my arms and flown the rest of the way home. On that drive, I realized I had to make a choice.
Carol Huynh
You were sitting there in class, pounding your fist on the desk, and got a cramp in your stomach from laughing too hard. Now you are leaning over your three best friends, shaking them, hoping that they will be awake, alive. You can actually taste the fish-like smell of blood gushing through their bullet-holed clothes and you try to stop the bleeding by putting pressure on it. It is hopeless. That is my father's story.
Steven Alexander
Then came the big moment: he showed me the proper way to get in without bumping the controls or putting my foot through a glass instrument face, not that there were many of these to break. He then closed my door, walked around to the other side, and got in, closing his door behind him. "Oh well, I guess it's as good a day as any to die," raced through my mind. Larry went through the start cycle, explaining to my deaf ears what he was doing. He might as well have been speaking in ancient Greek for all that I was getting out of it.
Writing 121
Amber Boardman
When I answered, "Yes, I am supposed to be here," she saw "it": that horrible, terrible part of my identity that would cause me almost more problems than it was worth. My tongue ring. She promptly grabbed me by the arm and pulled me quite harshly to the side and said, "You are not allowed to have any part of your body pierced other than your ears, and since I see that you have at least ten in each ear, I must also tell you that you are not allowed to have more than two in each. So let me ask you again….are you really sure that you are supposed to be here?"
Luke Pitzrick
Everybody listen up! Everybody in the city has been declared hostile! If it moves, it dies!" He held up his map and pointed to two red bridges on the north and south side of the city that he had circled in thick red ink. "Everything between here and here! The whole battalion has to get through the city and we have to secure the main road going through it so they can!" As he continued to yell orders at us, our vehicle began to rumble forward, quickly gaining speed until it was going full throttle. Artillery boomed from behind and machine guns started bursting out all around us as we rolled across the bridge over the Euphrates River and into the city.
Tony Sink
Most of us do not routinely stumble into hairy situations with the mob, or find ourselves the unwitting target of corporate hit-men. I do not know of anyone who has had to drop everything to race off to the Soviet Union (I suppose now it would be Iraq) to save a nuclear physicist and his attractive daughter who get caught trying to defect. Well, I could tell you about it, but then I'd have to kill you.
M.A. Tait-Condie
Lengel would like to think of culture as a rock never moving because he has been inculcated into the system, with all of its beliefs, accepted modes of expression, and taboos. As a reward for his fealty, Lengel has been somewhat nurtured. He is relatively successful in the work force and respected in society as a manager of the A & P and as a Sunday school teacher. In short, Lengel is comfortable. Therefore, anything that challenges the status quo in any way is automatically viewed as a threat rather than a virtue. You can almost hear Lengel whining, "But this is the way it's always been!" as the sexual revolution unfolds and his world crumbles around him.
Charity Campbell
I believe that every overtly negative action is born from a more covert, equally negative action or influence and until the latter is dealt with, the former will prevail. Furthermore, the overt negativity is often what is more actively addressed, while the covert, passive-aggressive causes are virtually ignored despite the fact that the damage they cause can be significantly more destructive and longer-lasting. What this means in terms of violence is that guns, knives, fists, and even bombs are only tiny, topical components of a massive machine of destruction, and as in most machines, the components that are visible from the outside of the structure are typically not the ones crucially connected to its power source.
Writing 122
Megan Emrich
People make the music choices that they do for a variety of reasons, not the least of which are driven by external influences. If the listener doesn't become more discerning and personally involved in their decisions, they will soon find their options to be extinct. Disc Jockeys, marketing campaigns, and passivity on the listener's part are undermining the smaller record labels' chances of gaining a wide audience, or any audience at all.
Shannon Kilian
On a surprising morning in February 2004, Oregonian readers' mouths dropped open at the headline that screamed the miserable plight of their beloved Rose Quarter. "How could a building, owned by one of the wealthiest men in the world, be bankrupt?" they asked themselves. Here's the answer: Paul Allen has allowed his liabilities to loan holders to take the back seat (with an 8.99 percent interest rate, mind you!), while "certain" other pleasurable purchases have kept him busy.


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Started out as 'just for fun' but who doesn't want to get some gigs done to see how they go :-))
I do think there are problems...but frankly maybe the problem is mine rather than their's.
I think I need to take it up with them and find out what the score is.
The wife thing...it's interesting to hear a different perspective...for me it just doesn't feel right but perhaps it more the 'norm' than maybe it once might have been.
I'm a miserable old traditionalist really...rehearsal is band time....end of (I've always thought). Can't have frank exchanges of views on musical issues when some blokes cat is waiting to pounce on your for pointing a finger at her hubby...
But your post makes me think perhaps I'm a bit misguided and need to stop being such a fossil
I'm not saying it should always be that way. If a band mate's wife / girlfriend is causing problems, then it needs to be discussed. But if the other band mates incourage it, then maybe you're just playing with the wrong group. If you aren't comfortable, you aren't comfortable.
I once had a fall out with a band I played with, because we had a singer, and I didn't like his attitude. So I talked it over with the band and they told me to give him another chance, and if it continues to be a problem, they'll talk to him. Well, the problem continued, and they talked to him, but nothing changed. So I told them I would play with them until they scored a new drummer.
Of course, they were offended, and made it look like I was just being a jerk, but this guy really just got under my skin.
Sometimes there is no way around hurting someone's feelings. But if they really want you to play with them, they'll work something out.
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June 21 (Bloomberg) -- Chinese polysilicon makers are pressing their government to impose duties on U.S. imports, a move to drive up prices for competing supplies of the material used in solar panels, four people familiar with the issue said.
Potentially escalating a trade dispute between the world's biggest economies, GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd., the largest supplier of polysilicon, along with Daqo New Energy Corp. and other producers presented data to the Ministry of Commerce, according to the people, who declined to be identified because the cases are private. The ministry hasn't accepted the cases, a step needed for the producers to file anti-dumping complaints seeking the punitive import taxes, the people said.
"China's Ministry of Commerce will consider Sino-U.S. trade to determine whether to accept the complaints," Gao Hongling, deputy secretary-general of the China Photovoltaic Industry Alliance, said in an interview. She declined to name which Chinese companies are involved.
China is the world's biggest maker of solar panels, a $37 billion global market. The prospect of duties on U.S. silicon suppliers such as MEMC Electronic Materials Inc. and Hemlock Semiconductor Corp. raises the stakes in the dispute over solar-energy equipment, an industry increasingly dominated by China.
MEMC fell 2.3 percent to $2.10 at the close in New York, its biggest decline since June 8. GCL-Poly dropped 7 percent in Hong Kong, the biggest decline since June 1.
The Obama administration last month said it will impose duties on imports into the American market of Chinese solar cells, which are the devices made from polysilicon and stitched together into panels that convert sunlight into electricity.
Unfair Subsidies?
The decision followed an investigation into whether China was unfairly subsidizing its solar-cell producers and is meant to offset such aid. Clean-energy manufacturers in both nations are struggling with an economic slowdown. The dispute over government support has added to tensions between them.
A duty on the main ingredient in solar panels may run counter to the interests of other Chinese companies, said Jenny Chase, head of solar research for Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
"While Chinese silicon manufacturers may be keen for tariffs on silicon imports from the U.S., the vast majority of Chinese solar companies buy silicon and so will be fiercely opposed to any measure that increases the price," Chase said.
The Asian nation purchased 26,000 tons of polysilicon in the first four months, valued at $730 million at the current Chinese spot price, according to the Beijing-based trade group. The U.S. supplied 44.3 percent of the imports, it says.
GCL-Poly spokeswoman Jessy Fang said in an e-mailed statement the company had no comment. A call to Daqo New Energy wasn't answered.
Price Comparison
The current spot price of domestic polysilicon is as much as $28 a kilogram, while the international price is $26 a kilogram, according to China Nonferrous Metals Industrial Association, a trade group.
Globally about 215,000 tons were produced last year of the material, also known as solar-grade silicon, with at least 25 percent from Chinese factories, according to New Energy Finance. China halted some production, because of cheaper foreign competition, according to Xie Chen, an analyst at the Nonferrous Association. He said in February that companies including Baoding Tianwei had suspended production.
Solar, Wind Energy Loans
The China Development Bank Corp. since 2010 has made available $47.3 billion in credit, which hasn't been fully tapped, to support the country's wind and solar manufacturers, according to a New Energy Finance study in October.
The U.S. has aided clean-energy companies with loan guarantees from the 2009 economic stimulus law and incentives such as a production tax credit for wind energy, which ends this year. The Energy Department has guaranteed about $14.9 billion in lending for wind- and solar-power initiatives, mainly for generation, according to the agency.
Polysilicon prices have plunged as output capacity has soared, particularly in China. Global production capacity is almost 300,000 tons a year, New Energy Finance estimates. Hong Kong-based GCL-Poly can make 65,000 tons a year.
The U.S. Commerce Department on May 17 set preliminary tariffs of as much as 250 percent on imports of Chinese solar cells. That responded to allegations from companies including the U.S. unit of Germany's SolarWorld AG that Chinese-made cells were being sold at a loss in the U.S.
The Beijing government said on May 25 it filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization alleging that U.S. anti-subsidy measures undercut $7.3 billion in Chinese goods, including solar panels.
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It's NFP Wednesday -- but it's also Spy Wednesday. Feel free to use this space for the topic at hand, but if anyone wants to talk about Holy Week, what you're cooking for Easter or related topics, feel free.
Until today, I had never heard of Holy Wednesday referred to as Spy Wednesday...I learn something new every day! :) In commemoration of the anointing of Our Lord by Mary of Bethany, tonight's Pre-Sanctified Liturgy at our parish will include Holy Anointing (Holy Unction). In the Eastern Catholic tradition, Anointing is used more frequently, not just at times of grave illness, before surgery, etc. (it is used at these times, too). Since the holy oil is blessed by the Holy Spirit, the Anointing provides both physical & spiritual healing. Both children & adults are welcome to receive the Anointing. The oil carries God's grace both to renew the body & to cleanse the spirit. The service follows the apostolic tradition mentioned in the New Testament: "...let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer of faith will save the sick man, and the Lord will raise him up; and if he has committed sins, he will be forgiven" (James 5:14-15). Holy Unction/Anointing is a sacramental mystery of great comfort to the faithful. It provides uplifting & asks for patience to accept the will of God whatever the physical outcome. The betrayal of Our Lord by Judas, also commemorated this evening, led to the tradition from Apostolic times of fasting on Wednesday throughout the liturgical year. A blessed Great & Holy Wednesday to all!
Patricia, I just had to say I love that you've been posting things about Eastern Catholic practice! It's great to have that richness of both perspectives.
What if you have diabetes and cannot fast?
If you have diabetes and cannot fast, you are not required to do so. Anyone who has medical concerns is not required to fast. Perhaps you can think of something else to "fast" from, or make some other offering (of time or prayers) to Our Lord.
Patricia I agree with Anna--I love hearing stuf about the Eastern Catholic practices . . . do you do the egg in the ring of bread (I know there is a name for that!!) and if so do you have a good recipe? I know that I have heard the story behind the tradition many years ago but I just remember that it is really neat.
I find cooking at home is healthier and less expensive than eating out. I also really enjoy cooking for my family (no slaving here Jeanne), and the kids like to help out in the meal prep. I think teaching my kids to cook healthy meals is a skill they will carry with them throughout their lives. I am cooking a lasagna, home baked bread and a big salad for 8 people tonight with brownies for dessert. The entire meal will cost about $25. That comes to a little more than $3 per person, way better than eating out and it tastes better and is healthier b/c I control the ingredients.
I, too, have enjoyed reading about the celebrations in the Eastern Catholic tradition! I also feel I have been the benefit of your great words of wisdom on Faith and family - now Catholic Digest...Thank you, Patricia!
I'm with you, Danielle! I *adore* cooking for my family and with my kiddos...fun, tastes great, and is frugal--really, what's not to love? We are having roast chicken, potato salad, coleslaw and apple pie...then we are back outside to clean the garage, and weed around the blueberry plants. I love spring projects!
I like eating out on certain occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, etc. But for holidays I prefer to cook at home. Yes, it involves some extra work, but that's what makes it special. I want to provide for my son the kind of memories I have of family holiday dinners growing up. We use my dishes and flatware that were previously my grandmothers, and it helps to unite my childhood holiday celebrations with my current ones.
No Jeanne, it is homemade lasagna. Tomatoes I grew in my garden last Summer, pasta made this morning, and homemade bread. If it costs more for you to cook at home, you are not doing it right. Your numbers don't add up. If you go out and spend $25 for one meal per day, you spend more than $100 per week on food, unless you fast for 3 days of the week and only eat 1 meal a day on the other 4. Cooking at home is healthier and cheaper than eating out, always. My "hub" doesn't need to take me out, since I prefer to eat at home with my children. Bagels and sliders are not healthy, perhaps you should consult with a nutritionist, your constant eating out may be contributing to your husband's condition.
Claire, I wish my holiday meal memories were as good as yours. But my mom was always in a bad mood on holidays because she got so stressed out with making the big meal and cleaning and all. Even though all of us kids helped, she was still very stressed and would blow up at us. So wanting to avoid a repeat of that tradition, my holiday meals are pretty simple. For Easter brunch I will make waffles after mass. Dinner will be lamb, a vegetable, a starch and dessert. A relaxing day that even I can enjoy.
Monica, I totally relate. My parents were both very short-tempered (a trait which I unfortunately inherited, either by genetics or environment or both). So I didn't mean to imply that holidays in my house were all peace and harmony. But the dinners with extended family were special, even with the blow-ups (which I guess we were used to, because they occurred most of the time anyway). I also keep my holiday meals very simple. We have a small family, so I feel no need to have a multitude of different appetizers, desserts and sidedishes. For Easter, the one appetizer is deviled eggs. Dinner will be lamb, mashed potatoes, gravy and a vegetable. I make one dessert. When I do host a larger group of people, I take people up on their offers to bring dishes to contribute to the meal. Also, my husband is a huge help. He pretty much cooks the lamb and does a lot of the childcare, and I do everything else. Then when it's time to clean up, he takes care of the things that can't go in the dishwasher.
NFP question- Any advice on what method to use when wanting to postpone pregnancy in the immediate months after childbirth? I am breastfeeding, but on a schedule so I can't rely on that as a child spacer. I took NFP classes and have the postpartum book, but looking for more support and help! Thank you in advance for your thoughts.
We are going to have lamb as well but my husband is barbecuing it--reaching for the Choy of Cooking and reprising our time in Hawaii--lamb, rice, mac salad . . . kind of fun!
Thank you, Anna, Lisa & Donna L! Your words are very kind! We felt tremendously blessed when we discovered the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom about 7 years ago…we felt we had found our spiritual home & formally petitioned for a transfer of rite to one the Eastern (Byzantine) Catholic Churches. Raised Roman Catholic & now also embracing the rich & mystical traditions of the Catholic East…we gratefully "breathe with both lungs – East & West" as Bl. John Paul II called us to do in his Apostolic Letter, Orientale Lumen (Light of the East). Lisa: I do sometimes make the braided Pascha bread with red-dyed eggs in it (it is supposed to look like a woven crown with the red eggs as jewels…can't say that mine always looks quite like that!). More often, I make a traditional Russian Easter Bread (Kulich) that, after rising & being decorated with a white glaze, resembles the onion-domes of Byzantine churches in Eastern Europe (it is baked in a large coffee can). I am pretty sure both recipes are in "A Continual Feast: A Cookbook to Celebrate the Joys of Family & Faith Throughout the Christian Year" by Evelyn Birge Vitz (lots of neat recipes in there for celebrating the feasts & fasts of the liturgical year!) Regarding the red-dyed eggs…according to tradition, during a dinner with the emperor Tiberius Caesar, Mary Magdalene was speaking about Christ's Resurrection. Caesar scoffed at her, saying that a man could rise from the dead no more than the egg in her hand could turn red. Immediately, the egg turned red. Because of this, icons of Mary Magdalene sometimes depict her holding a red egg. This is also why Eastern Catholics & Orthodox dye eggs red at Pascha. Dittoing the advice about fasting if you have diabetes or other medical needs (incl. pregnancy). Speak with your spiritual father or confessor about it & he can give you a substitute penance, since fasting truly deals with so much more than just food.
We eat three small meals and nothing inbetween anyhow. That's fasting.
Unknown- I know a lot of people who use the Marquette method during the postpartum period. nfp.marquette.edu It uses the Clear Blue Fertility monitor. I haven't used it personally but several friends are very happy with it - particularly for post-partum timeframe. A little expensive up front, though, but they all say it's worth it.
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