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Mr. ass kicking ponytail guy (Steven Segal) is back for more ass kicking ponytail having ACTION.
The Godfather: The Coppola Restorations
The Worst Week of My Life was a hit sitcom in Britain, but CBS is hoping that it will play here in the US, too. The main character, Sam, has to tell his future in-laws that he has impregnated their daughter. If that wasn't going to be hard enough, he keeps getting himself into incredibly wacky situations that are outrageous, even by sitcom standards.
Recap: Season 1, episode 1. If you're really into third party embarrassment, then Worst Week might be the best thing to happen to TV for you since The Office came stateside. Plot:
I read Herman Melville's classic story of aquatic revenge back when I was in high school. And by "read" I mean I had a comic book version like the one from Major League that I used to get the basic idea and then just faked my way through class.
Looks like Kanye has stopped smashing cameras at LAX long enough to develop a show for Comedy Central. They concept? Hip hop meets the Muppets. Sweet.
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Recap: Season 3, episodes 1 and 2 "The Second Coming" and "Butterfly Effect" No one would blame you if you gave up on Heroes last season, not even the writers. But after watching last night's episodes, I'm ready to believe that they're back to what made the show great in the first place.
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Town puts down grunge and lattes only to get tear gassed by cops.
Sitting in front of the TV, watching the riots unfold in Seattle during the WTO from the 4th floor lounge of my college dorm was really when I first got the sense that there might be something amiss in the world of global capitalism. Starbucks being looted, storefronts being smashed—it turned out that there were some people that were kind of angry about the status quo.
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It's Louisiana, so everybody has to have a problem. If you're black you're also gay. If you work in a Walmart you have a rapier wit and are too smart for your surroundings. If you're captain of the football team, you're also a sex addict with a penchant for rough rolls in the swamp. If you're a trailer park blonde, you're also telepathic.
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And now a look at the business side of things, which was just moved to a way cheaper building with lower-wage employees somewhere on the outskirts of Bangalore.
We have been hearing about Seth Rogen's Green Hornet movie for a while and today it got its director. The movie drops on June 25, 2010 and will have Stephen Chow at the helm and in Bruce Lee's old role as Kato. If you're not super familiar with Chow, he's the guy who has directs weird, but cool movies like Kung Fu Hustle and Shaolin Soccer.
Well, it's a big weekend for the pictures. I guess the point of the fall season is that it's time to stop being outside and time to start watching stuff. If you were to try to watch this entire list you would probably need to buy a diaper and install a fridge on the couch.
The Office and 30 Rock haven't premiered yet, but I'm still pretty confident that It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is the funniest show on TV. Didn't catch the season premiere? Well, Charlie and Dee become cannibals, while Mac and Dennis go hunting for a homeless man. Awesome. Charlie and Dee:
The season premiere of The Ultimate Fighter: Team Nogueira vs. Team Mirbegan not with a bang, but with a whimper: As the 32 UFC hopefuls lined up to get pep-talked by Dana White, Phillipe Nover got a case of the vapors and passed out. (Is this show hardcore or what?!) To add further embarrassment to his situation, nobody seems to know how to pronounce Nover's first name.
A lot of people are jealous of Diablo Cody. She's been vaulted to stardom really fast. She looks like a Suicide Girl and writes really cutesy dialogue. It makes some dudes angry. Other dudes get a boner. And some, like me, just get an angry boner. Here's her fanboy-directed rant, and some pics.
When I was a kid there were breakfast cereals based on TV shows. My parents were pretty healthy, but every once in a while I would get a box of Ghostbusters Cereal and my impressionable, little brain would just explode with joy. This made me wonder why there aren't adult versions of the same? Here are a few examples we'd like to see.
FX is losing The Shield, but in an effort to keep their sky high level of grit intact, they came up with this brutal drama about an outlaw biker club. They run guns, get laid and beat the crap out of people, all in the name of a sacred pact of brotherhood…and booze.
Recap: Season 1, episode 3. The guys have to abandon their good time at the carnival to meet with the sketchy IRA guys who supply their automatic weapons. While they're trying to work out their business, the 13-year old daughter of a local business tycoon named Oswald gets raped in the woods.
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WOW...some nice artwork!
WOW...some nice artwork!
"start in loving a dog, and understanding it, bye and bye you'll know how to love all the world!"
Bubba, there's a fella in Ga named Scotty Hardison. He's on the GON website fairly regularly. Not knocking Evan, his work is quite good, but Scotties is also excellent AND fairly local to you. I can get you his phone number if you need it.
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I'll second Scotty Hardison Bubba. Unreal talent. Find him on Facebook. he's got a lot of his work on there.
Sent you a PM earlier about Scotty as well. I'd be willing to bet if you check your hunt test database you've got his contact info in there. I know he's run at SOWEGA at least a couple of times.
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Scotty does incredible work
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Scotty or Newton Smith. I sent you a PM
Not knocking anyone else AT ALL, but I've seen some of Scotty's work in person and it is darn good. You've probably met him since he's local and plays retriever games. Good guy too.
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"When you go to a test or a trial, your dog should be underwhelmed." ~ Evan Graham
"It is unreasonable to expect a dog to be more precise than you are." ~ Rex Carr
"You own what you condone." ~ Mike Lardy
I was given this by a friend when I lost my Flash last year...I think the artist did a great job and captured Flash's personality. The artist can be found on FB:
Pet Portraits by Miranda
If you don't have FB I can PM you her email address.
I liked her work so much (not to mention the cost was VERY reasonable) that I had a portrait done for a fellow RTFer:
"You can't eat a pig whole, but you can eat a whole pig." - Joe S.
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A few examples for comparison.
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Nice work Evan - I've always admired your drawings.
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This variation on a popular classic is an example of how to make a good thing even better. Ice cold milk or vanilla ice cream are perfect accompaniments.
Preheat the oven to 365F. Line the bottoms two 12-by-18 inch sheets pans with parchment paper.
Sift the flour, salt and baking soda together into a bowl. Set aside.
In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg, heavy cream, malt syrup and vanilla. Set aside.
Put the butter in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Beat on medium speed to soften. Beat in sugar, brown sugar and malt powder and continue to mix until light and fluffy. Gradually add the egg mixture, allowing the mixture to fully incorporate before adding more.
Switch the mixer to low speed and add the flour mixture all at once. Mix until almost fully incorporated. Fold in the chocolate pistoles.
Spoon about two tablespoons of dough per cookie onto the prepared pans, spacing 3 inches apart.
Bake on the middle shelf of the oven for 10-12 minutes, rotating the pans 180 degrees after 5 minutes. The cookies should be brown around the edges and a lighter brown in the center. For a crispier cookie, bake for an additional 1-2 minutes.
Let cool completely on the pans in wire racks.
Store in an airtight container for up to 1 week.
Note: Malt syrup and malt powder can be found in most organic groceries. For this recipe we used malt powder instead of malted milk powder. The main difference between the two is the addition of dried milk. If all you can find is malted milk powder that will work as well, but it may affect the texture of the finished cookie.
2 1/4 cups (335g) unbleached all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 extra-large egg
1 tablespoon (15g) heavy whipping cream
1 tablespoon (30g) unhopped barley-malt syrup
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract, preferably Madagascar Bourbon
1/2 pound (226g) unsalted butter, at room temperature
3/4 cups (150g) granulated cane sugar
3/4 cups (150g) dark brown cane sugar
3 tablespoons (25g) malt powder
12 ounces Recchiuti Dark Hot Chocolate pistoles
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Each year, the Blackstone Valley boasts its share of amateur championship teams (from the high school ranks to the summer amateur leagues) and tremendous individual performances that rank among the very best in Rhode Island.
But it's been quite some time since this region has seen an outpouring of success such as the events that transpired during 2013.
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PAWTUCKET - Fairman, Yole M. "Nonnie" 94, of Pawtucket, passed away peacefully on Monday, December 30, 2013. She was the wife of the late Donald R. Fairman, Jr.
Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Maurice and Olga (Bottai) Marini.
She worked as a lace inspector at the former Seekonk Lace Company for 40 years before retiring.
Loretta I. Valentine
SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA - Loretta Irene (O'Brien) Valentine, 95, of Scottsboro, Alabama and formerly of Ridgewood Road, Pawtucket, passed away peacefully on Monday, December 30, 2013. She was the beloved wife of the late Robert F. Valentine, Sr. Born in Central Falls, the daughter of the late John J. and Loretta F. (McKenna) O'Brien, she resided in Pawtucket for sixty-one years before moving to Scottsboro five years ago.
Madeline M. McConnon
PAWTUCKET - Madeline M. McConnon, of Pawtucket, passed away on Sunday, December 29, 2013 at Memorial Hospital.
She was born in Valley Falls, the daughter of the late John J. and Lena B. (Tracy) Callahan. She was the wife of the late Michael F. McConnon.
Madeline leaves her son-in-law, Donald LeBlanc, grandsons Brendan and J. Bradford LeBlanc all of Pawtucket. She is predeceased by her daughter, Eileen (McConnon) LeBlanc, brother John J. Callahan.
Devin J. Abbott
PAWTUCKET - Devin J. Abbott, "DJ", 15, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, December 27, 2013. He was a beloved son of Jennifer L. (LaDuke) Abbott and Joseph H. Abbott of Pawtucket.
Devin was a student at Tolman High School and had attended Davies Career and Technical High School, Lincoln. He attended Park Place Congregational Church where he was active in the fellowship. He was a member of the Tolman Swim Team and enjoyed skateboarding; making people laugh; visiting nursing homes and the elderly.
Dorothy M. Bascombe
CUMBERLAND - Dorothy M. (Vose) Bascombe, 92, of Old West Wrentham Road died Saturday, December 28, 2013 at Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket.
She was the wife of the late Willard E. Bascombe.
A lifelong resident of Cumberland, she was a daughter of the late Ornando F. and Madeline (Slocum) Vose.
She was employed by Tanury Brothers Jewelry Manufacturers of Lincoln for many years before retiring in 1965.
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PAWTUCKET — "Good game, eh?" veteran official Frank Iannetta said with a smile as he stood in front of the scorer's table with one minute left in Monday night's Division I contest between St. Raphael Academy and South Kingstown.
The Saints were clinging to a 47-46 lead at the time in one of those typically competitive high school games that seem to regularly occur at the Dennis Lynch Jr. Memorial Court. As Iannetta joked with the scorer's table personnel, Saints coach Tom Sorrentine spoke to his team, trying to draw up a play for his best shooter, Graham Lynch.
PAWTUCKET – A Pawtucket man has been arrested by Warwick and Cumberland police and charged with a series of house breaks in Warwick.
George Bouffard, 56, of 49 Sumner St., Pawtucket, was arrested Friday at 11 a.m. in Cumberland by Warwick detectives and charged with multiple counts of breaking and entering. The police say the motive for the break-ins was "narcotics dependency."
Frank Lukaszewski
CENTRAL FALLS - Frank Lukaszewski, 84, passed away Friday December 27, 2013 at Miriam Hospital. He was the husband of Hazel M. (LaCroix) Lukaszewski.
Born in Central Falls Frank was a son of the late Joseph and Mary (Drzymalska) Lukaszewski. He was a life long resident of Central Falls.
Before retiring Frank was employed as a Baker for the former National Bakery of Central Falls for many years.
Gail A. Rondeau
PAWTUCKET - Gail "Gee Are" A. Rondeau, 70, passed away peacefully on Monday, December 30, 2013. Born in Pawtucket, she was a daughter of the late Robert A. and Elizabeth F. (Thibodeau) Rondeau. "Gee Are" served in the United States Air Force and then worked at Pawtucket City Hall in the Zoning Department for 44 years until retiring three years ago. She enjoyed spending time with her family and her beloved cat, Mama. "Gee Are" loved animals and gave generously of herself to local animal shelters, particularly the Attleboro Animal Shelter.
Angelo Squadrito
PAWTUCKET - Angelo Squadrito, 97, of Pawtucket died on December 28, 2013.
He was the husband of Wanda (Brzozowski) Squadrito. They had been married over seventy years.
Mr. Squadrito was born in Pawtucket, the son of the late Domenic and Carmella (Calabro) Squadrito.
Mr. Squadrito was a machinist at the Industrial Machine Corporation for many years.
The Pawtucket Fire Department's newest recruits, in front row, from left, Christopher Gabriele, Thomas Glaser, William Hughes, Raymond Johnston and Christopher McCluskie, and in back row, from left, James Melia, Sean Morgan, Ryan Saber, Keith Williams and Francesco Zabatta, watch a presentation of a video during the 2013 Recruit Class Graduation held at the Le Foyer Club in Pawtucket on Saturday.
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PAWTUCKET – When St. Raphael Academy decided to dedicate its Alumni Hall basketball court in memory of the late Dennis M. Lynch Jr., a revered Saints hoop coach back in the 1980s, the school and the Lynch family reached out to Wheeler School to provide the opposition.
CUMBERLAND — In the end, Woonsocket High took advantage of five turnovers in the final 3:37 while mustering an 11-0 flurry in the span of 2:43 to roll to a 63-51 triumph over Tolman in the championship game of the 41st annual Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland/Lincoln Roadshow Holiday Classic on Friday night.
It turned out to be the Villa Novans' team-leading eighth in the history of the oldest holiday tourney in Rhode Island. Had the Tigers eked it out, it would've been their sixth, which would have pushed them into a three-place tie with host Cumberland and Lincoln.
PROVIDENCE — One of the two suspended freshmen is back on Providence College's campus. Forward Rodney "Rajay" Bullock was a full-fledged participant at Friday's practice and will be part of the traveling party when the Friars head to Amherst to tango with nationally-ranked UMass on Saturday night.
CUMBERLAND – The executive director of the Cumberland Housing Authority has been disciplined after employees complained of her heavy-handed management style, officials say.
CHA Director Lee Ann Lamothe was placed on probation for 90 days and ordered to obtain specialized training in employee relations, said Richard S. Hilton, chairman of the Cumberland Housing Authority.
Lamothe was also placed on paid leave for 10 days while the commissioners investigated the complaints, between Nov. 21 and Dec. 9, said Hilton.
Leona J. Faille
CUMBERLAND- Leona J. Faille, 96, of Cumberland, passed away Tuesday, December 24, 2013. She was the wife of the late Clifford Faille.
Born on September 4, 1917 in Central Falls, she was the daughter of the late Mastai and Rosina (Patenaude) Brule.
Mrs. Faille was a secretary for Corning Glass for several years before retiring.
Olivette Petrasky
SWANSEA- Olivette "Jean" Petrasky, 86, of Mohill Avenue passed away Sunday December 22, 2013 at her residence with her family by her side. She was the beloved wife of the late Bronislaw "Ben" Petrasky.
Born in Fall River, MA she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Annie (Dube) Lavallee. She lived in Swansea, MA for the past 9 months and formerly lived in South Attleboro, MA, for 38 years.
CUMBERLAND — Tolman High head coach Mike Kayata admitted to being less than ecstatic about his offense on Thursday night.
His defense, however, was a different story.
Excepting a lull early in the final stanza, that "D" forced most of Lincoln's 18 turnovers throughout the first half and down the stretch as the Tigers rolled to a 56-40 victory in the first semifinal of the 41st annual Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland/Lincoln Roadshow Holiday Classic at Cumberland High's Wellness Center.


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31 comments:
- Diana Mieczan said...
That is so cool:) I love the babywearing kind..hahah...Yes, they all look great with their babies:) Wish you both a lovely Monday
- December 20, 2010 at 8:05 AM
- Melanie's Randomness said...
I missed Man Candy Monday!! Mr. Big is so cute with a baby!!! It is hot seeing a guy care so much!! =)
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- December 20, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- The Favour Shoppe said...
Great guest post!!
- December 20, 2010 at 8:07 AM
- Associate Girl said...
There is nothing hotter than a man with a baby - true. But I do enjoy taking a break from the guys. The older I get, the more I love and appreciate the women in my life.
- December 20, 2010 at 8:08 AM
- Leigh said...
Thanks so much for the sweet comments, ladies! I am so honored to be featured here on Melissa's amazing blog :)
- December 20, 2010 at 8:09 AM
- Jenny said...
ooh, Cam Gigandet. Didn't know you before....but want to know you now...
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Wowzer - a babywearing Jeremy Sisto is a little more than I can handle!!
- December 20, 2010 at 9:29 AM
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It's super sweet to see daddy's wearing their baby's. Love it!
- December 20, 2010 at 9:36 AM
- Evie said...
I agree, there is nothing hotter than a guy holding a baby! I'm sure there is some sort of evolutional/biological reason we melt for men with babies. Every time I see my boyfriend with his young nephew it melts me!
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I'm not sure who that is in photo #1, but that is the sweetest picture, ever! Love!
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- Allison {Live Love Small} said...
love leigh's blog! love seeing hot men and their babies..
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Love, Love, Love these pics!! Thanks for making my "case of the Mondays" a breeze!! Hugs!
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- Melissa Blake said...
Thanks for the awesome guest post, Leigh!!! :)
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- Carrie at In the Hammock Blog said...
thank you for the pic of cam!! :) Love it!
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I am so going to show this to my husband tonight! I haven't broken the news to him that I want to use a baby carrier. I'll just have to not get a flashy pattern on it. : )
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By asking this question I don't mean to hurt you or anything, but have you ever thought of wearing clothes that are more womanlike? It's like, maybe you'd feel more confident or sexy if you did. I've read here about your love for polo shirts, but, to be honest, they're considered as rather asexual clothes. Sometimes it's good to wear some make up or jewerely. Have you ever tried this?
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Oh my... how sexy! I love it!!!
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LOVED this post....NEVER KNEW A GUY COULD LOOK SO HOT CARRYING A BABY! haha
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A Letter to the Yoga Community about The "Anusara Situation." ~ Amy Ippoliti
Update: here's John Friend's first response, an interview with Waylon Lewis of Walk the Talk Show.
Some general background to the below, here.
Dear Ones,
This is a letter to those of you in the Anusara community and to those from other schools or traditions of yoga who are wondering.
Three of my talented, loving colleagues and dearest of friends: Darren Rhodes, Christina Sell and Elena Brower, resigned their formal certification with Anusara Yoga, all in a seven day period this past week.
My iPhone has been inundated with texts, emails and voicemails from students and teachers asking, "What is the real scoop"? "You're not leaving next, are you"?
YogaDork posed similar questions in their article titled "Anusara Exodus", posted November 1st.
Both gorgeous resignation statements from Elena and Christina are not easy to grasp. They are filled with gratitude for Anusara yoga, for John as a phenomenal teacher and founder, and love for the lifelong friends they've made along the way.
Having been certified in Anusara since 2000, I too share in the feeling of this kind of love fest for how John and my relationships with in Anusara have deeply shifted and enriched my life.
Christina and Elena both cite ideological differences as their main purpose for leaving—yet that has not stopped many from asking the question: "Why the exodus now?"
Christina said it well when she posted, "…while, of course, there were reasons, the deepest truth of my decision is simply that I came to recognize that my dharma could be best and most respectfully fulfilled outside the boundaries of Anusara Yoga".
In short none of these leaders need to share the nitty-gritty details or differences they might have had with John. That would just create gossip, which is unhelpful, unattractive and unfair.
So my advice would be to let go of getting "the scoop" for now, and allow time to reveal what is true for you.
To all my Anusara sisters and brothers who feel abandoned, crushed or concerned about losing these teachers, as advocates, as leaders for you…
They are still alive! They still teach yoga! They are still working on all the cool initiatives and projects they promised to create and offer. You still have access to them! They have simply renounced a piece of paper. They have not turned away from you.
If you are pursuing teacher training, Darren and Christina are still two of the top teacher trainers in the country, and your teaching will grow and refine under their guidance.
If you want to go deep into the honest truth of who you are, and make profound changes in your life, Elena is still your girl!
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, Yoga in the West is so very new. And this yoga is ever evolving and transforming. In the last two years, I have seen a remarkable shift in this yoga, in particular a new cross-pollination between styles, more harmony and curiosity emerging between yoga communities and more of a celebration of differences rather than a kind of "old school" separation or distain between styles.
The upshot? Having Darren, Christina and Elena on the other side will be a great big boon for this new emerging collective that is yoga in the West.
And another upshot: In the same way a forest fire burns the older trees leaving behind more light for the underbrush to grow up, newer Anusara teachers will begin to emerge and offer their gifts.
As we all co-mingle and get to know one another, yoga is only going to continue to evolve.
What can we learn from the events of the last week in Anusara?
> Let the change unfold.
> Let it be a mystery for now.
> Stay connected to your own dharma (truth of how you want to be in the world).
> And as always, let the change surprise and open you.
About Amy Ippoliti:
New York City transplant, Amy travels the globe extensively helping people bridge the gap between ancient yoga wisdom and modern day life. Amy believes everyone has the capacity to "turn up their own volume." She has appeared on the covers of Yoga Journal and Fit Yoga Magazine, as well as inside numerous publications including Yoga International, Yoga Journal, Self, New York Magazine, Yogini Magazine (Japan), Allure (Korea), and Elephant Journal. Amy is a faculty member at the Omega Institute and Kripalu. Since the age of 14 Amy has championed all forms of eco-consciousness, rainforest and marine conservation, and animals everywhere.
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You are welcome, Chris!
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Thank you, Amy! Eloquent and much appreciated.
Clarity and beauty and wonderful words. Keep doing what you are doing. It works.
…still wouldn't mind knowing "the scoop." also appreciated what you did say, but it also seems as if a lot has remained unsaid. People should do what they need to do, and be appreciated for who they are regardless of affiliation.
In defense of 'gossip': the sharing of accurate and true information is not gossip, and to characterize it as gossip is a charm designed to put a negative cast on free adult individuals' right to make self-determining decisions with full information. Every time I have seen an organization, institution, or nation-state characterize free discussion as gossip, it means they know they can't operate fairly, in the light, without shame, and are afraid what people would think of them, that their adherents would LEAVE or REVOLT, if they knew the truth.
Amen, Laura, you're the best and one of my fave yogis/colleagues/writers (who I've unfortunately not yet met). I think elephant's role has been central in perhaps a dozen such instances in Buddhist or yoga or even natural products contexts in talking about "gossip" in an uplifted, elevating, truthful, but not gossip-furthering manner.
It takes guts and precision for folks like Amy to come forward, and communication and brave honesty actually helps quell the wondering of all of us. Share some truth with us, leaders! Something like that, anyways—haven't had my coffee yet. ~ Way
Sooo…what they have 'renounced' is "just a piece of paper." It still begs the question, what did that 'piece of paper' require of them that made them feel it necessary to 'renounce' it? This is very relevant to others who are considering or actively chasing after that 'piece of paper.' It's not 'gossip' to want to know, so that one can make one's own informed decision when it comes to committing one's own time, resources, and allegiance. These teachers have a right to speak or not to speak as they choose, but to recommend that it be kept 'mystery' is of little service to anyone and is…how do we say it…a little disingenuous.
By the way, are these teachers whom you so highly (and rightly) recommend at the same time "old trees" that are "burnt" to make room for new ones to grow? Be careful of your metaphors.
Also, generally speaking, a healthy forest fire would clear underbrush without killing the older trees whose bark is thicker and more resistant to the heat.
Love that.
Yes, so you would expect the strong and seasoned pillars to remain, while the new growth comes and goes according to whether it flourishes there or not.
But again, what is this 'fire'? If it were the challenges of life that test our 'yoga,' I would get that, but that doesn't seem to be the issue provoking these 'trees' to want to move to a different forest, lest they be 'burnt down' to make room for new growth. Metaphors are tricky things.
The timing makes it suspicious. What do these teachers know that hundreds of licensed Anusara teachers do not?
It's just synchronicity … a watershed moment …
I'm never suspicious of anything that opens lines and channels of communication and insight …
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Beautifully written Amy, and so true. Celebrating our differences and allowing the light to shine on what's to come is a beautiful step in the right direction!
Are we talking about yoga? The practice of self-observation, ego dissolving and silence? I am not sure what does it have to do with three people changing their minds in public… Isn't it yoga a practice of the Self?
I agree that information should not be preemptively trashed as "gossip." That said, I understand that there can be good reasons to keep certain information private, or restricted to certain circles. But I think that it's better to be upfront about that – if it's indeed happening, which I for one assume it is.
Otherwise, there's this passive-aggressive silencing going on that's all too common in yoga culture – e.g., don't discuss this, it's "judgmental," don't ask questions about that, it's "gossipy." Of course people are going to ask questions, and think about this sort of development, particularly in the Anusara community, where it directly concerns them. For the rest of us, perhaps it can be legitimately be said, "please stay out, it's not your business." But for those involved, if they're actively discouraged from asking questions about this, I'd say that it reflects badly on the culture.
I agree. While gossip for its own sake is not constructive, information that will help someone make intelligent choices about where he/she wants to invest his/her yogic energy is significant. We all have individual ways of responding to available information. Some will continue as usual, while others may choose to take a different path. I know this sounds slippery, but what is in integrity for one person may or may not be in integrity for another. I'm not sure I agree that information about the Anusara community (or any other yoga community) is not the business of those on the outside. I think it's important that people outside communities be able to make informed choices as to whether they want to be affiliated with a particular community. Thanks, Carol, I always appreciate your thoughtful comments.
I think that more essentially, what they have renounced is the ability to teach Anusara classes, Immersions, and Teacher Trainings. So if any of these teachers has contracted with studios and students to teach an Anusara teacher training or immersion in the future, then there is an ethical problem that has to be worked through. Hopefully, they will have covered this.
I believe we all have a right and obligation to speak our truth freely. If we remain silent about unfair treatment we become "accessories" to the injustice. My personal experience in the Anusara community involved accusations of being "negative", "unethical" and even "abusive" if I chose to speak about my own story! It reminds me of abuse and rape victims being somehow blamed for the event, so to protect themselves they choose not to speak. Is that the world we want to live in? I will always encourage others to speak their truth and I will continue to speak mine. I applaud those that have the courage to step away from the "label", it truly does make you free!
Witness just below, where Gina's comments that she is tired of the hipness and 'blah-blah' meet the accusation that she suffers from a deep-seated hatred and was just looking for an excuse to vent it. Apparently expression of one's views must be limited to the 'positive' and 'uplifting,' while any criticism is negated as judgmental, rooted in deep personal issues, and in this case 'anger' and 'hate.' I don't hear hatred in Gina's comments, but she gets tarred with that brush. That's a problem, especially with regard to the ability to handle criticism.
There's plenty in yoga philosophy that deals with the issue of the 'pairs of opposites' — praise and blame especially; with one comes the other, and both have their truth. Yoga philosophy teaches that this is a part of life. Deal with it, and don't write off or invalidate criticism as mere 'hatred' while 'celebrating' praise. Each has its own truth, and each is inseparable from the other.
If yoga truly teaches 'all is one,' then indeed you are special. And not so special at the same time. It doesn't teach you to be allergic to truth and insight when it comes in the form of criticism. Criticism will come, sure as the dawn, bringing its own light.
[…] her Letter to the Yoga Community, Amy Ippoliti reveals that in the days since three of our loved and respected […]
Here's my 2 cents on the subject: http://bernadettebirney.com/2011/11/its-working.h…
Didn't you post that on elephant, too?
nicely and smartly written. my only substantive comment is yoga branding is a conceit in the first place
[…] here's Amy Ippoliti's article—she's a senior teacher in the Anusara […]
It is kind of pretentious to think we need to hear about this. For me, as one who avoids these commercial traditions of yoga, it is like having some tele-mundo a soap opera presented as news. Waylon, please do not indulge this kind of article in the feed.
Right, Jasung–but the solution to drama, or politics, or news—is not to suppress it, or inflame it—but to give it an uplifted platfrom and vehicle for worthwhile discussion, and comments—such as yours. ~ Waylon
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Beautifully written. We're all awakening and listening to our inner Spirit. When it rises, no boundaries can contain it, and that includes any particular school of yoga or other practices that come from the same source – prana, chi, Axé, ki, etc. Namaste to the three who are sharing theirs from their hearts and their truths.
It seems perfectly plausible to me that there is no "gossip," no hidden agenda, no conflict between John and any of his students. Rather, why not take Elena and the others at their word which is that their teaching no longer fits within the parameters of how Anusara is required to be taught?
i am so loving this! FINALLY !!!! all the anusara bullshit now has the potential of being exposed for what it is…a higher than thou, exclusive lost tribe of people who sought out Yoga as salvation and healing and have instead become "disciples" thinking they are hip, cool and "seen" since they believe this crap about standards, "levels" "inspired" "certified" nonsense…..blah blah blah…love muffins, all the groovy "lingo" with afffected accents and on and on……yoga is pure, simple and personal…..move your body, breathe your body, listen closely to the inner voice inside…..that is guru enough…….
I don't know if I agree with that. It sounds to me like long before this renunciation you have harbored hatred towards Anusara and are using this as a sign of weakness to attack an entire community. I'm sorry, but I do not use "lingo" and in fact I think that all those "shakti blast" folks need to stop sensationalizing sacred language, but to knock the entire system is just hateful and really this letter was not intended for you. This letter was written by Amy to address to those concerned, not those who were already angered and looking for a moment of weakness to attack
But, if the shoe fits … ?
Yes. No other style of yoga has different levels of certification. Not Iyengar. Not Ashtanga. Oh, and other styles certainly don't have a script. Not Bikram. Anusara is so different….
By the way. John doesn't consider himself a guru. He says it publicly all the time.
Do you homework on other styles before bashing them.
It does not surprise me that many well-known yoga stars are leaving branded yoga schools/styles to follow their own individual paths that will not bound them to regimens which probably grew stale, especially if they have been dedicated to the same practice for over 10 years.
Anarchy is in the air, Occupy revolutions are motivating us to change and evolve, and now we see yogi masters wanting something different. There probably is no real "gossip"; its just a vibe that is happening universally. Get ready to see more of it.
[…] > Article regarding this "situation" via Amy Ippoliti. […]
If they don't want us to pry into why our teachers left, then why did they publicly announce it? Why open the can of worms? I want to know why they left, in synchronicity, and it may not seem like it's none of my business, Amy, but imagine if John Friend left you in the middle of your certification process? That's what these 3 have done to hundreds of students, and I for one would like to know why.
Ah! Fair criticism that's put openly and respectfully! Thank you.
Amy, is that you gave a vague reply to a vague comment, and I'm still puzzled. Maybe you know more than I know and are trying to smooth over it as well, but I don't know, and want to. Don't forget that thousands of us have invested thousands of hours and dollars into Anusara and these 3 teachers are extraordinarily wealthy from it. If your investment fell apart, I think you too would demand a reasonable expectation.
Hey Sarah. This comment does NOT come in defense of this yoga community (or any other yoga community for that matter) because I don't care enough about any of them to defend them. Additionally, this comment is also not aimed to invalidate your feelings or sway your stance in any way. But, just as an FYI, I'm willing to bet that these yoga teachers are not "extraordinarily wealthy" or even kinda wealthy for that matter. In fact, I'd venture to say that very few (if any at all, really) yoga teachers are extraordinarily wealthy unless they're a) running a drug cartel on the side, b) a trust funder, or c) a recent lottery winner. It's just really not a big money maker although it seems like it should be considering how much money we put into it.
Leslie, in 4 years I have put over $10,000 into this system. These teachers can fill a classroom with 75 students and charge $150 per person for 2 or 3 days of work, and do it week after week, day after day. These trainings can cost upward to $1500 for 5 days with them and 50 of your fellow students. Then there's merchandising, then there's online classes, books, mentoring. Darren alone has made a truckload of his famous posters, downloads, book, seen at every single Anusara studio. Christina has written 2 books and sell them on Anusara.com and were promoted by Anusara. I have been in one of their homes, a multi-million dollar estate just outside of the city of Tucson.
There's some detail in my interview with John, published last night: http://www.elephantjournal.com/2011/11/walk-the-t…
Sarah, please don't make assumptions. Wealth can come from many forms (inheritance, previous career, lottery, etc)…that being said unless a book is the NYT bestseller list for an extended period of time it is highly doubtful that a book is profitable as it costs money to write, publish, edit and distribute. Books of this distribution don't get advances of much help from publishers to circulate and are more of a work of art than a money generator.
Knowing from experience and given the duration of their training I would say it will be years before they break even from their education (not unlike any other educational investment and in this case no student loans are offered)….which I am sure you can do the math and project over the years with your own training and investment.
On the one hand my soul will just let it be. On the other, my ego wants to know the juicy gossip. What a great opportunity to practice responding from love and not reacting from fear eh? Thank you for responding with neutrality and unconditional love Amy. Yes, yoga here in the West is still very new and we have a ways to go before we truly reach that point of embodying what so many are trying to learn.
Wow. I have found Anusara the most transformative style for my constitution except for Iyengar and Ashtanga. I don't want to know the nitty gritty. Maybe I do. I was thinking of taking an Anusara immersion at the beginning of the year. Hmmmmmmm….
I have taken lots of Anusara and Iyengar yoga. in my opinion, Anusara yoga is a jazzed up variation of Iyengar that makes you feel good about yourself.
John is a flim-flam man in the best of the tradtion. His ability to bilk his followers is nothing less than awe inspiring. Some people will wake up from the con while others will blindly defend it. We love our hucksters and snake oil salesmen. With the amount of money in play in that organization it will take a brave person to stand up and call the game to those who have been snookered. It is kind of fun to watch the sheep being bamboozled.
"It is kind of fun to watch the sheep being bamboozled." Your conspiracy theory is entertainment. The reality is, in my limited experience, more boring, and also less aggressive or mean that you seem to suspect. For our part, we love John but aren't "loyal" to him or anything—we're loyal to truth and compassion. That's why we like him, so far—he's full of both truth and compassion, and is willing to put himself on the chopping block to get insulted by people such as yourself. That said, if you have anything to back up your charges, please share. Otherwise all you're sharing is your insults, not your knowledge.
[…] was the big one so far, many comments. http://www.elephantjournal.com/2011/11/a-letter-to-the-yoga-community-about-the-anusara-situation… John […]
Thanks Gina…I do too love the comment and couldn't agree more on the Blah blah blah and so on… wich are really drifting away in this western society, with all those pretending "Studio Yoga Place" who in my humble point of view are matching so many criteria of the "fakeness" and confusion of the third millenium… They or should I say We are all missing the real point in the term of YOGA… Why could we responsibily redefine the "Transhumance" of our human race in a more simple and pure way by simply agree on LOVING,SHARING and CARING… no matter what we think to believe.. Just another thought, that's all
Enjoy this new day and lets all smile with our natural power… Again, enough BlahBlahBlahnamasta tata y Patata… B.J
The more I hear from Anusara insiders about this whole situation, the more it seems that the heart in the middle of their logo needs to be replaced with a dollar sign!
So sad, so very sad.
[…] […]
[…] A Letter to the Yoga Community about The "Anusara Situation … 2 days ago … Three of my talented, loving colleagues and dearest of friends: Darren Rhodes, Christina Sell and Elena Brower, resigned… http://www.elephantjournal.com […]
It is not surprising to me. It is possible that those teachers have outgrown their Anusara training. I was puzzled how heterodox Christina Sell was in her teaching and how much she deviated from the Anusara script when I took a workshop with her recently. It was a hybrid between Iyengar and Anusara. Most of the US yoga teachers were former Iyengar teachers who branched to another discipline as most chafe at the strictness of Iyengar yoga. John friend did the same when he left Iyengar yoga.
[…] A Letter to the Yoga Community about The "Anusara Situation." ~ Amy Ippoliti […]
[…] > Article regarding this "situation" via Amy Ippoliti. […]
[…] the public resignation story, elephant ran an open letter from another top Anusara teacher, a type of statement that people in the PR world might call "damage control." With a lot of […]
[…] A Letter to the Yoga Community about The "Anusara Situation." By Amy Ippoliti […]
[…] me to remember, but these are the ones that stand out: First there was the so-called scandal about teachers leaving the Anusara community, then there was the subsequent interview of John Friend by Waylon Lewis, where John dispelled all […]
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Change, though very difficult, is often necessary. Sometimes one outgrows a certain way of doing things, and in order to expand, one has to break free of the constraints…whatever they may be. Good for you, Amy, to be able to may a decision that will benefit you and many others.
[…] articles on this topic: Amy Ippoliti, This is not Goodbye, A Letter to the Yoga Community about the Anusara Situation, Amy Ippoliti: Indepth Interview for Reflections […]
[…] a letter for review that would strip Darren of his affiliation ASAP with Anusara. The next day Darren resigned due to the irreconcilable differences between him and […]
[…] was no question. In this case, it was really the same. When I looked at the facts, and I do mean the undisputed facts in the matter when you clear away the "kulaid" and the craziness, Anusara, INC. no longer made sense to […]
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Don't let the bright yellow ribbon, painted fingernails and glistening round earrings fool you.
When 6-foot-2 left-hander Ashley Anderson steps into the pitcher's circle for the Lipscomb Lady Bisons she means business. Thursday afternoon at Cyrill Stadium Anderson went the distance as the Lady Bisons beat host USC Upstate 8-3 in the loser's bracket in the Atlantic Sun Tournament.
Upstate, the No. 3-seed, was eliminated from the tournament. The Lady Bisons will play Kennesaw State at 2 p.m. CDT Friday. The Lady Bisons will play again at 4:30 if they win.
Anderson, a redshirt freshman, was making her first A-Sun appearance. If the Lady Bisons had lost the game they would have been eliminated, but Anderson was relaxed in preparing for the game.
"I just thought of it as another ball game," Anderson said. "I just started to throw and tried not to think much about it.
"I can't change anything right now. I just have to go out and do it. I was surprised I went all seven innings, but I felt good so I am glad that I did."
It was a typical game for Anderson, who raised her record to 13-6. She scattered seven hits and gave up three runs, only one earned. She walked two and struck out one.
"I'm not a strikeout pitcher," Anderson said. "The defense has done an awesome job for me. Everybody knows that I am a drop ball, in-the-dirt kind of pitcher. The infielders, especially Bridgette (Begle) and Kelsey (Cartwright) do a great job with the tweeners."
The only extra base hits she allowed were a double to right center by Katelyn Molkenthin and a solo home run to left field on the first pitch of the seventh inning to Shellie Robinson for her 17th homer of the year.
"Ashley came out with a ton of composure and threw a great game," Lipscomb coach Kristin Ryman said. "She did not pitch like a freshman who was pitching for the first time in the conference tournament.
"She couldn't have given us any more of an effort out there. I am really proud of her."
Anderson held Upstate scoreless for four innings. She gave up two runs in the fifth and one in the seventh.
"Upstate is easily one of the best hitting teams in the conference, if not the best," Ryman said. "They just it well top to bottom.
"We had just seen them a week ago. It was important for us to keep mixing it up and not give them a lot of the same looks where they could get into a rhythm."
Hannah Alexander, 26-7, took the loss for Upstate. She gave up seven hits and seven runs, all earned. She walked two and struck out one. Casee Clauser threw the final two innings, giving up two hits and one run, unearned. She also struck out one.
Whitney Kiihnl, playing left field for the first time in her Lipscomb career, went three-for-three including an RBI-triple to center field in the fourth.
Lipscomb catcher Mollie Mitchell continued her hot hitting streak in the tournament with a three-run homer to center. Kelsey Cartwright blasted her 16th home run of the season, a solo shot to center field to lead off the fifth.
"Mollie is feeling good right now," Ryman said. "She is very determined to be the best leader she can be and to really do her part. We can't ask more from one of our seniors and one of our captains."
First baseman Haley Elliott drove in three runs to tie Mitchell for the game high in that category. She drove in three runs with two hits.
Elliott has been batting fifth most of the season, but has adjusted to the fourth spot in the tournament. In Wednesday's 2-1 loss to Jacksonville she hit a solo home run.
"You always want to have good hits, but when you are in the fourth spot you are kind of expected to have good hits," Elliott said. "I have tried to have a better pitch selection.
"Confidence is a big part of hitting. Whenever you have confidence it is contagious. This game just proved it. We all hit the ball well."
The Lady Bisons are 35-19. Upstate finished the season with a 39-13 record.
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Thats the slogan visitors to the New York State Fair will see today on signs waved by activists outside the entrance of the Syracuse fairgrounds. The rally, organized by the Workers Center of Central New York, will shine a spotlight on the estimated 2,600 undocumented immigrants working on dairy farms in upstate New York many of whom now live in the north country. The grass-roots organization will point out that, although these Latino workers supply labor needed for New York to lead the nation in Greek yogurt production, many of them dont enjoy basic rights that Americans take for granted.
Few of these immigrant workers are expected to attend todays rally, which is strategically held on Dairy Day at the fair, said Rebecca Fuentes, organizer for the Syracuse-based organization. Thats because most of them dont own vehicles or have drivers licenses, she said, and some work seven days a week.
Legislation that would grant undocumented immigrant farmworkers protections has been considered at the state and federal levels this year, Ms. Fuentes said, but no measures have been signed into law. The state Farmworker Fair Labor Practices Act, for example, was passed by the Assembly in May but blocked from a vote in the Senate. That bill would have granted farmworkers mandatory overtime pay, collective bargaining rights and unemployment insurance. And though immigrant workers are optimistic about the federal immigration reform bill passed by the Senate in June, which includes a three-year agricultural visa program, the legislation has not been voted on by the House of Representatives.
Overcrowding and poor living conditions have been reported to the Workers Center by immigrants at some dairy farms, said Ms. Fuentes, who makes visits to farms in Central New York. An anonymous immigrant worker at a Lewis County dairy farm recently was interviewed by the organization about living conditions there.
What is happening to us is alarming, the worker said in a news release. Imagine eight or nine people living in a small trailer. Many times, workers have to sleep on the floor because our employers do not even care that we lack a bed to rest in after 12-hour shifts. The housing is in such bad condition, with cockroaches and bed bugs. Basically, my health is at risk here.
The worker continued, I want to call on consumers to think about the product they take home from the grocery store. Ask yourself under what conditions the milk is being produced.
The majority of farms in the north country, however, provide adequate living arrangements for immigrant workers, said Arthur F. Baderman, agricultural educator at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County. He was surprised when he learned about the living conditions described by the anonymous worker at the Lewis County dairy farm.
There are isolated issues of farmers taking advantage of people, but I dont think there are any farmers that would condone those kind of living conditions, he said. Its important that these workers feel empowered and proud of what theyre doing.
Most dairy farmers hope federal immigration reform is passed soon, Mr. Baderman said, so they can be sure immigrant workers are employed on farms legally. Often farmers are unsure whether documents presented by their workers are legal.
Employers want to be legal, and theyre frustrated with Congress right now for taking no action on these issues, Mr. Baderman said.
Some dairy farms that seek to expand milk production need to employ more immigrant workers to do so, Ms. Fuentes said. But she said they often fail to ensure adequate housing is available.
They bring in workers to get more cows and produce more milk, she said. Theyre putting a lot of people into a house or trailer, and most of the time owners dont care how workers are living, or if they have beds. They dont take responsibility for the housing, and thats the norm.
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We want people to realize that the milk and cheese youre eating comes from labor being exploited, she said. New York is the number one Greek yogurt producer in the nation, but is that success being shared with the people who are doing this work, or are they being milked for all they are worth?
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Photos from Day 6 of WizCamp, presented by DraftOps
Guests at Madhatter enjoyed an Leinenkugel Octoberfest celebration featuring traditional German food, a costume contest, mugs, steins, attire and of course beer. Photos: Shelly Coates
Attendees enjoyed the many fine libations from Atlas Brew Works while listening to great local music and eating local food truck delicacies. Photos: Sandra Sanchez.
Photos from the Caps final preseason game of the 2015 Draft Ops #CapsCamp against the New York Islanders.
Photos from Day 5 of WizCamp, presented by DraftOps
Photos from the #CapsBruins preseason matchup at Verizon Center on October 2, 2015.
Photos from Day 3 of WizCamp, presented by DraftOps
Washington Capitals players participated in the 2016 Capitals Canine Calendar photo shoot to benefit Homeward Trails Animal Rescue at Kettler Capitals Iceplex in Arlington, Va., on Sept. 29.
ARLINGTON, VA. Guests enjoyed tasters of fall seasonal lineups from breweries such as Goose Island, Fordham, Devil's Backbone and South Street!
Photos from Day 2 of WizCamp, presented by DraftOps
Fans at Landmark Music Festival in DC enjoyed two days packed with music from great local talent like U.S. Royalty, CHVRCHES, The War on Drugs, Alt J, Red Baraat, Nate Reuss, Drake and The Strokes and more. Photos: Cristina O'Connell