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It's time for the percolator.
Nothing says camping like crawling out of the tent and throwing the GSI Glacier Stainless Percolator on the stove. This rugged java brewer features ultra-durable construction and a handy PercView knob that lets you know when it's time to caffeinate. The heat-resistant silicone handle stays cool to the touch, and the whole package is dishwasher safe.
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Solid Perc
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
In my opinion, the six cup is the way to go. Makes about three full size mugs of coffee and is small enough to heat over a smaller stove like an MSR pocket rocket without compromising the stability of the stove. I use it everyday in my house as well...equally capable and worthy in the kitchen. Can't beat it for the price and durability.
which the pot dimension of the 3 cups one?
Makes coffee!
Great product - can't imagine camping without it. Just need coarse ground coffee and a little time. 9 cups was more like 6.
Great Coffee Maker
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I love good coffee. I have used several types of coffee makers while camping and have struggled with finding the best way to make coffee for my wife and I. Pour overs are too slow, expresso makers make too little. This works great. The 9 cup can make up to 4-6 mugs of coffee (depending on your "mug" size). Clean up is a little more involved, but the speed, volume and taste of the percolator is amazing. Just make sure you grind a little coarser than you typically would for a drip style.
Joey Sweeney, Gearhead
Good pot!
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
This pot is great for making coffee for the group. If using a normal coffee filter I suggest filling it to just below the 9 cup tick mark on the inside. I overfilled the first time and it ended up overflowing.
Use 1 heaping spoonful of coffee for every 3 cups of coffee (adjusted depending on how strong you prefer your coffee)
MacKenzie C, Gearhead
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Great for camping or even at home on the stove top!
Adam Saucedo, Gearhead
Need my coffee!
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Everyone who knows me, understands I am not a huge morning person and I need my coffee in the morning. Picked up this peculator to help assist with my coffee addiction when out in the wilderness. The 6 cup option isn't super bulky and is a perfect size for some car camping. Love this thing and I wont go camping without it, coffee is a must!
great coffee pot- ignore instructions
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
There are more than one mistake in the instructions. Throw them away and google on how to use a percolator. Also 6 cups? Really - more like 3 or 4. I have to add that customer service is fantastic.
Dave Cichone, Employee
Can't camp without it!
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
I've used it on a rapid boil, on a grill and a propane stove. Easy to handle too when coffee is hot and ready.
It's the only way I make coffee
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I have the 6 cup version, which makes enough coffee for three or so people depending on your opinion of a cup of coffee. I've had it for about two years now and probably use it about once per week on average with no visable signs of wear.
Eric Watford, Gearhead
Percing is so fun!
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I am hooked on the Perc. I use it at home, at camp, and in the back of the truck. It is the best sound and site to hear and see the coffee percing early in the morning. The perc in the pic is the 9 cup.
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how many table spoons for 9 cups for medium coffee
Where is it made?
Where is it made?
Jared Downs, Gearhead
The bulk of GSI products are made overseas.
This product is made in China.
Jared D.
800.409.4502 ext 4055
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completes camping!
This pot is perfect! Provides enough for a larger (9 cup)group to get a little cup each morning before going in for seconds OR provides you and a buddy plenty for a high strung day. Super easy to use and the handle hardly gets hot (i still used a towel to pull it off the stove). Only suggestion is to let it percolate longer than you think....totally worth the money!
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GSI Percolator
I've used this percolator about a dozen times now. The rubber handle is a key feature, to keep from burning your hands when the coffee is ready. Also a nice feature is that simple instructions are included, with how much coffee to add and how long to percolate. Cleanup is easy.
Greg Gavin, Gearhead
Work Horse in my house!
I really love this thing. Like really... I bought it for a camping trip late in the summer, and have been using it religiously ever since. It is very easy to clean, very easy to use, and makes a very tasty cup of brew. This lovely contraption has seen at least 5 lbs of coffee, and that is probably a low ball guesstimate. For the price and quality you get it would be a bad decision not to get this percolator. Sure there are espresso makers that are awesome, but this is a COFFEE maker and it kills it!!!
fresh-brewed awesomeness
I busted this out on a recent camping adventure and was extremely pleased with the results. It's really easy to use. There are little dashes inside the container showing lines for filling for either 4 or 6 cups at a time. The coffee was great though slightly on the weak side. I attributed this to the fact that I didn't let it do its things for quite long enough. Washing this beast is a breeze. All the pieces come apart for extremely easy cleaning and it is dishwasher safe which is always nice.
Makes Coffee
Worked just fine
This stove-top pot also comes in a 12 cup...
This stove-top pot also comes in a 12 cup version. Same straight sided style (not tapered like the 14 cup campfire version) but doesnt appear to be offered here. Any reason why? I have the 12 cupper and it is great for a group of 3-4 adults (or 2 SERIOUS coffe drinkers). I would like to get a few more, but again... not offered. Please help.
MacKenzie C, Gearhead
Hey Don, looks like you wrote this a while back but it looks like we have the 12 cup version back in stock!
Nothing better than fresh brewed coffee in the morning.
I love this coffee pot! It makes an excellent tasting coffee (after you figure out how long to let it percolate). Very well made, cleans up easily and the handle stays cool to the touch.
How many cups?
How many cups?
6 or 9 cups, but only the 9 cup is in stock right now.
The 6 Cup is back in stock, for now at least

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Taking at Hexham.
Taking at Hexham.
You should see them when they are swimming up the Huka falls., now thats worth seeing. Hmm been meaning to get there again for quite a while there hmm.
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INGREDIENTS(Natural Beige, Soft Porcelain): Mica, Pearl Powder. ( /-): CI 77163 (Bismuth Oxychloride), CI 77947 (Zinc Oxide), CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), CI 77491 (Iron Oxides), CI 77492 (Iron Oxides), CI 77499 (Iron Oxides). (Real Sand, Tender Rose, Rich Vanilla, Classic Beige, Pure Honey, Warm Bronze): Active Ingredient – Zinc Oxide. Ingredient: Pearl Powder. May Contain ( /-): Mica (CI 77019), Bismuth Oxychloride (CI 77163), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499).
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I got Real Sand in the mineral makeup kit from Sephora. It came with secret concealer, Mineral primer, Candlelight powder and a brush. It's a really good kit for the price and I have used it almost every day for the past three weeks. That is a record for me with minerals. Normally I hate the coverage or find that they cake into my fine lines and make me look older than I am and I look 8-10 years younger than my age.
I have Fair, Sensitive/Combo, clog prone, dermatitis prone skin. A lot of ingredients including some natural ones will make me flare into dermatitis overnight. So I'm very careful about reading labels and checking ingredients. This one had excellent ingredients and the bismuth was far down on the Ingredient list so I took a chance and ordered this. I love it! It's super easy to apply, no dip, swirl tap and buff business. I can get even coverage in less than a minute. It's perfect for the hotter and humid weather and seem ed to last about 6 hours on me out in 90 degree heat with high humidity. I think that's pretty good considering I was dripping in sweat.
The Mineral makeup alone on me looks matte. My skin is combo but on the oily side most of the year. It controls my oily t-zone very well. No caking at all. The real sand is a good color for me, it has a more yellow base and is very flattering. After a few minutes it seems to adjust to my skincolor and looks very natural. I think I will definitely be buying a full size of this when my smaller one runs out. I was also surprised that it actual photographs well as most minerals are not photo friendly. I think the Titanium dioxide in it is much less than most minerals. I would highly recommend this mineral makeup for sensitive skin types. I breakout even from so called hypoallergenic makeups but this one actual helped my skin look better over three weeks use. No zits!!!lol
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This product gives a gorgeous, luminous yet not shiny finish. I was in awe the first few weeks of using it. But then I noticed tiny bumps underneath my skin and did some research online. I found out that I might be sensitive to mineral makeup so I quit using it. So while this finish of this powder is amazing, you should be sure that you are not sensitive to mineral makeup. I also did not like the fact that it has SPF in it because SPF in powder products is not advised since there is a chance of inhalation which carries a small, yet definite risk.
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I really like this mineral powder because it feels light and like there's nothing clogging or on my face. It is wayyyy better than the Bare Minerals one. Even though there is not a lot of color selections, it was not that bad for me because I like light coverage and color. It gives a dewey and glowing look. I think if you put too much on, it will be obvious and cakey. It is probably better for people who want something light. I am asian with golden/tan skin and I got rich vanilla for the summer and real sand for times when I am lighter skinned.
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I have already repurchased this product once. I love the natural glowy look it gives my skin and also doesn't irritate or break me out. This product doesn't really have any oil control power and it accentuates my pores therefore I have to use a pore covering product beforehand. Coverage is moderate, if i layer on more it tends to look cakey.
Age: 44-55
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Eyes: Blue
I wear Natural Beige. Feels nice on my dry skin, but is a little to glowey for me. (Not as cakey as BE, which also gives my skin a very dry feeling).
I like the powder and the packaging, but I feel the jar is a little too oversized compared with the content of powder in it. I travel a lot and would like LM to adjust the size a little.
This is not my holy grail, but I like it and it makes my skin look good.
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I find this mineral foundation problematic. The current shade I am using is the second color I have tried and I must admit that I think I have heard such great things on you tube I convinced myself it was good. BUT, as often as I have tried, I am not sure it looks good on me. It seems to leave a very powdery appearance to my complexion that I can't seem to get rid of even using Fix + or UD's All Nighter. Because I am older perhaps a mineral foundation is just not for me. Hmmm.....
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
The first thing I noticed about this foundation is that different shades have slightly different ingredients. I further noticed this when I tried both the Tender Rose and Soft Porcelain shades and saw how differently they performed. The Rose sat in my lines and looked greasy right away, while the Porcelain didn't do any of those things (but it seemed to bother my skin more after wearing it). Neither color was quite right for my Nicole Kidman-esque coloring (Rose too mauve and Porcelain too gray) and mixing them was also a no go. I haven't tried mixing the Porcelain with the Real Sand, but maybe that would have worked for the color issue. As for the finish, it was very glowy and emphasized my flaws and pores...but not as badly as all of the other mineral products. It covered pretty darn well, but not perfectly, and without the thick cakiness of the BE formulations. This foundation doesn't wash off very easily, so you need makeup wipes or a toner in addition to a cleanser or you will clog your pores and break out. This foundation also seemed to irritate my skin after wearing it all day...possibly due to the bismuth and talc. If the colors were right for me, the foundation was more matte, and it didn't irritate my skin I would like it. :/
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I do get the hype with this product. leave a beautiful finish and great for people that o not want to use liquid. Thebiggest issue with this is the itching. If i sweat wearing this it ithes me like crazy. even in the winter my face feels uncomfortable. biught it twice at different times to see if i was imagining it but still itches..when i said that to the sales associate, she thought i was crazy...but be advised the ingredient bismouth (or soemthing arlong that line) causes the itching. the product leaves a lovely glowy look and would recommend if you dont experience the itching.
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Eyes: Green
I've found that this is a great foundation for combination skin. It does need a primer and it also needs to be buffed in well. The coverage is medium. You may need to use a powder like Dermablend to deglow (is that a word?) right around your t-zone. I've found it lasts quite well throughout the day. I've used it for over a year now and have had no trouble with my combination, breakout-prone skin.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The first time I tried this, the makeup artist at sephora applied the tender rose shade on me and it looked horrible! I didn't think she put that much on me but it was really really cakey and within minutes I wanted to wash my face off completely. As I was washing and toning my face, it took my forever to get all of the makeup off because she had applied so much so I was a bit turned off by this foundation thinking that it could go cakey and heavy easily. Not to mention I looked ghostly white -- I think the shade was too light for me and it really washed me out. It really says something if you look better without the foundation than with..
Than later I received this as a present in real sand which is a touch closer to my current skin tone but still just a hair too light. I applied it very lightly (just enough) and it looked 100x better. I personally like the finish for day time as its only slightly glowing (not as heavily dewy as some people are making it out to be). I still prefer her tinted moisturizers over this foundation though which are a lot more illuminating in my opinion. I've always liked the packaging as well so no problem there.
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To amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to provide for timely access to post-mastectomy items under Medicare.
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I tested neg with my first 3, and then pos with my 4th. I'm getting tested next week for my 5th baby and told my OB that I assumed I'd just get the meds since I was positive last pregnancy. She said that someone can be positive at 20 weeks and negative at 36 weeks so they always check and don't give the meds unless it's absolutely necessary. The only time it's a "given" is if a previous baby came out infected.
I was neg with dd1, pos with dd2, neg with dd3, and according to my dr, I was pos at the beginning of this pregnancy... I'm going to make him check again tho. I'd rather NOT have to have the antibiotics!
GBS can be present all the time or it can come and go. It is not always present in the vaginal/perineal area so I guess the short answer is yes you can be negative then be positive next time or vice versa.
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Why all the fuss about the end of the world on December 21, 2012? And what do the Maya and Jung have to say about it?The Maya, for example, thought about it extensively and developed a very sophisticated conception and application of time and reality that far exceeded the rest of the world, and perhaps still does. Their surprisingly accurate calculations of dates go back millions of years and forward well into the future. So what about December 21, 2012, the so-called end of the Maya fourth world? What does that mean to them, not just what it means to us? It is their calendar and their date; we can learn something from them if we listen. A Western thinker who wrestled with the concept of time and reality was C. G. Jung, who wrote about cyclical periods of world chaos within the aeons of time. Interestingly, both the Maya and Jung proposed the idea of circular or non-linear time. Another Western thinker, Mircea Eliade, called it sacred time. Perhaps this is what we are missing in our world today, and is a clue to why we think the world will end. On November 29th we will hold a global seminar from Washington DC and Zurich looking at the question of will the world end on December 21st and what is the meaning behind this. We will explore the significance of time and reality, the procession of the worlds for the Maya, and how it was a fundamental part of their religion. We will discuss its significance in relation to the most important Maya document to survive the Spanish Conquest, the Popol Vuh. This sacred book of the Quiche Maya, called the Dawn of Life, contains their myth of creation and destruction that lays out the template for how humans participate with the Gods in the ever repeating cycle of life, death, and rebirth. We shall observe how this myth may apply to our world today and what we can learn from it. With all the chaos in our current world, it seems we have a lot to learn! -Nancy Swift Furlotti http://ashevillejungcenter.org/video-seminars/end-of-world/ Mayan Calendar End of the World December 21, 2012?
9/11 and Building Bridges
- Countless lives lost through war, terror, starvation, treatable diseases, senseless gun violence, and downstream health effects of environmental degradation.
- Countless efforts by poor, disenfranchised people around the world to secure basic human rights including the Arab spring, Chinese dissidents, striking South African mine workers, self-immolation by Tibetan Buddhist monks, an indigenous leader delivers a petition with 600,000 signatures to the Brazilian government demanding that construction of a $10 billion dam be halted (Ireo Kayapo), Occupy WalL Street protesters seeking to diminish economic inequalities, women seeking inclusion and seeking basic safety and protection, and much more.
- Repeated instances of threatened economic uncertainty related to a hyperfocus upon principles that are becoming enshrined despite conflicting evidence. When taken to extremes, these ideas contribute to uncertainty and dramatic reversals. They include: the invisible hand made famous by Adam Smith's infrequent invocation, free trade, globalization, deregulation, high frequency trading (H.F.T.), procurement of natural resources (like rare earth elements), ECB and debtor nations like Greece, Spain, Ireland, Portugal), and more.
- Developing shifts in power from West to East, from North to south, from mature industrialized to emerging , industrializing nations.
- Countless threats of tipping points being reached in terms of environmental degradation like: the accumulation of toxins in the Pacific garbage patch, global warming accelerating the melting of Arctic ice, Colony Collapse Disorder that is threatening bee populations, food and water supply shortages, debris from the Japanese tsunami washing ashore in the US introducing potentially invasive species, and loss of biodiversity.
- Introduction of potentially disruptive technology like: introduction of genetically modified foods, genomic research (including gene therapy), adoption of WiFi, adoption of Bluetooth standards, the public offering of Google (2004), Facebook is launched (2004), adoption of LED lighting, the opening of GPS (approx. 2004), Twitter is launched (2006)the first release of the iPhone (2007), introduction of the Kindle e-ink reader (2007), the release of the first iPad (2010), wider use of hydraulic fracturing (fracking), expansion of deep water oil drilling,
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Preparation for "Stalking the Predator"
"The patient must be alone if he is to find out what it is that supports him when he can no longer support himself. Only this experience can give him an indestructible foundation." (Jung from Psychology and Alchemy)Two films that we will discuss in the seminar," Martha Marcy May Marlene" and "We Need to Talk About Kevin" seem more than coincidental that they were released the same year. At first glance they are about very different subjects. The former is about the psychological impact a cult has on the fragile psyche of a young woman after her escape. The latter is based on a cathartic novel by Lionel Shriver —– about a mother, played by Tilda Swinton, who could not bond with her psychopathic son and whose fateful and prophetic mass murder would become the initiation for Eva to cleanse herself of this intrapsychic predator turned flesh and blood. It represents the cultural complex that every child's health is the result of the success of failure of maternal bonding. The predator in film has been morphed into characters like Jason, Michael Myers, Leatherface, Freddy Krueger and the intergalactic Alien and Predator. They are always vanquished even if we know they will return. In our two films there is no convenient vanquishing, no resolution. We are left wondering the fate of Martha and her sister as the predator stalks them. Even as Eva in the film "Kevin" comes to terms with her psychopathic son, the psychic stain remains and the question lingers, "How can this happen?" The intrapsychic predator has intruded itself into my life by way of my clients in psychotherapy and coming face to face with it in a dark forest one quickly realizes we know it all too well as it seems to intrude our lives at key moments. We will explore how and when the predator emerges. We will explore Kalsched's Jungian approach to the world of inner trauma by climbing Rapunzel's tower and greeting the enchantress face to face, Kalsched's symbol of the Protector/Persecutor that emerges in times of trauma to save us from irreparable psychosis and even death. We will we accompany Clarissa Pinkola Estѐs into Blackbeard's castle and unlock the door to the forbidden room. We will confront this predator and some of his/her many iterations to discover why the two films we will discuss leave us disturbed, shaken and our world turned upside down, if only for a moment. The predator emerges in the dreams of patients often when approaching an important transition in their lives or when they reach a point when their stance with the world no longer serves them and it is at this time our psyche demands a drastic change. Confronting the predator and putting it in a place where it can be contained is necessary according to Estѐs to become fully human. In her work, Women Who Run with the Wolves Pinkola Estѐs provides wise guidance for women (or men) seeking to discover her wild nature and in the process realize that one's senses have been honed and the predator no longer has power center. In the seminar we will explore this archetypal predator from three different perspectives. We discuss it from the perspective of Donald Kalsched and the self-care system that results from trauma in order to protect the psyche from annihilation and from the perspective of Clarissa Pinkola Estes in which the individuation process requires a successful journey to and from the realm of the predator, to learn his secrets. For the predator lurks inside and outside. The news is filled with the search for, capture of and trials of these predators. It stalks the innocent and naïve of any age and somehow we don't have an eye for it, don't recognize it for what it is. It is as if as a culture we are naïve. We are shocked when a child walks into a school and cuts down his peers and mentors with an assault rifle. A well respected philanthropist is discovered have been a sexual predator of children for decades. We look to blame people," Someone must have known", we say. Without recognizing the predator within ourselves we are less likely to see it in others despite all the evidence to support it. The final perspective will draw on the field of neuropsychoanalysis and the work of Allan Schore. We will discuss the tyrannical role of the amygdala which remembers trauma and is activated when we begin the process of mending the damaged self. We will discuss how consciousness is left brain to right brain movement and this movement into the right brain is a journey through the emotional memories we thought we left behind but must be reactivated and reworked in the process of individuation. It is in that wilderness, that bombed out building, the deep dark forest we will likely find the predator. In "Martha Marcy May Marlene" we are left at the end of the film with the disturbing thought the predator is still out there waiting to pounce on us, somehow more comfortable in his predator hide than we are, being able to smell our weakness, sense the shiver that ripples over our muscles and knowing he has us. In this case it is a cult with a cult leader, Patrick, played by John Hawkes who starts out as charming and charismatic and whose menacing nature comes out slowly and Martha does not want to believe it and neither do we but by then it is too late, we are caught in the web and escape is dangerous. For preparation you should view the two films we will discuss and at least read the Grimm's fairytales Bluebeard and Fitcher's Bird. Hope you can join us for the seminar. ***Click Here for Registration Information***
- There are motifs that seem to recur in some people's lives whose particular manifestations evolve depending in the phase of the person's life.
- Consciousness arises as a complex, emergent phenomenon out of the prima materia of an organ weighing about 3 lbs, the physical body that sustains it, and the soical/interpersonal milieu in which these dynamical systems are nurtured.
- When we sleep, self-organizing phenomenon emerge using the stuff of our daily lives. The intricacy of such phenomena seem to demonstrate exquisite sensitivity to the set of initial conditions (think about Chaos Theory).
- Therapy and analysis involves two complex systems interacting. The language of transference and countertransference could be overlaid upon certain ideas related to dynamical systems.
- The nodes of electronic communication that permit a conference like "Jung and Neuroscience" to weave together a half dozen presenters and hundreds of attendees from dozens of countries.
Art and Psyche in the City
Layers of Relationship: The Jung-Kirsch Letters
Bias, Trayvon Martin, and Undercurrents in American Society
Bias, Trayvon Martin, and Undercurrents in American Society
Len Cruz, MD
"Every man has reminiscences which he would not tell to everyone but only his friends. He has other matters in his mind which he would not reveal even to his friends, but only to himself, and that in secret. But there are other things which a man is afraid to tell even to himself, and every decent man has a number of such things stored away in his mind." Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The daughter of a friend of mine sent this photo from her mobile phone. It was a bumper sticker seen on an SUV in Raleigh, NC. My friend's daughter, an African-American woman, is a graduate of a very prestigious North Carolina university and her younger sister is completing her sophomore year at Columbia University with plans to study abroad at the London School of Economics next year. Here is evidence of the deep undercurrents of of racial tension that persist in the United States of America. These are undercurrents that can immediately redefine the conversation and put aside the many accomplishments of our sitting President and reduce the discourse to a racial slur.
A tinderbox seems on the verge of igniting with the shooting of an African-American teenager by a man engaged in some sort of neighborhood watch. When the President said "If I had a son, he would look like Trayvon" it stirred even more fervent discourse with some accusing him of a making a divisive remark. But in other parts of the world, the remark was a moment of humanity http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-03-25/us/31236101_1_obama-first-president-obama-civil-rights .
A Florida law initially provided a cover for George Zimmerman, the man who pulled the trigger. The law that is referred to as "Stand Your Ground" is allegedly the basis upon which the Sanford Police did not arrest Zimmerman who claimed he shot in self-defense.
According to Mother Jones, the provision of the Florida law that "…allows Florida residents to use deadly force against a threat without attempting to back down from the situation. (More stringent self-defense laws state that gun owners have "a duty to retreat" before resorting to killing.)" (http://motherjones.com/politics/2012/03/what-happened-trayvon-martin-explained)
Here is where things become murky. I recommend you take a few minutes and visit a site available on the WEB where you can complete the "Implicit Bias Test" (https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/Study?tid=-1) The Project Implicit site offers the following definition of an implicit stereotype, "An implicit stereotype is a stereotype that is powerful enough to operate without conscious control." This provides a useful framework for exploring Trayvon Martin's tragic death.
It would be helpful if all interested stakeholders would suspend judgment about the events of February 26, 2012. Meanwhile, there are lessons we can contemplate about unacknowledged stereotypes and the perils of crafting a statutory defense based on perceived threat. Most of us are likely to discover we have implicit bias in various areas. Jung's use of word association tests were pioneering and continue to provide insights into bias.
As the drama in Sanford, Florida, unfolds, there are resonances of unconscious bias and aspects of shadow that are both individually and collectively provoked. I have gone back to watch the DVD from the Asheville Jung Center's conference "Symbols and Individuation in Global Politics: The Case of Barack Obama" (null) The second DVD AJC #14 with Dr. Tom Singer provided a timely exploration of some of themes evoked by Trayvon Martin's death and the reactions to it.
Dostoyevsky's quote calls us all to the high call of pushing past our unacknowledged secrets that reside in the personal and collective unconscious and that populate the archetype of our shadow.
Placing Psyche: The Future of Psychology
The White Man's Burden
Rudyard Kipling
Take up the White Man's burden–
Send forth the best ye breed–
Go bind your sons to exile
To serve your captives' need;
To wait in heavy harness,
On fluttered folk and wild–
Your new-caught, sullen peoples,
Half-devil and half-child.
Take up the White Man's burden–
In patience to abide,
To veil the threat of terror
And check the show of pride;
By open speech and simple,
An hundred times made plain
To seek another's profit,
And work another's gain.
Take up the White Man's burden–
The savage wars of peace–
Fill full the mouth of Famine
And bid the sickness cease;
And when your goal is nearest
The end for others sought,
Watch sloth and heathen Folly
Bring all your hopes to nought.
Take up the White Man's burden–
No tawdry rule of kings,
But toil of serf and sweeper–
The tale of common things.
The ports ye shall not enter,
The roads ye shall not tread,
Go mark them with your living,
And mark them with your dead.
Take up the White Man's burden–
And reap his old reward:
The blame of those ye better,
The hate of those ye guard–
The cry of hosts ye humour
(Ah, slowly!) toward the light:–
"Why brought he us from bondage,
Our loved Egyptian night?"
Take up the White Man's burden–
Ye dare not stoop to less–
Nor call too loud on Freedom
To cloke your weariness;
By all ye cry or whisper,
By all ye leave or do,
The silent, sullen peoples
Shall weigh your gods and you.
Take up the White Man's burden–
Have done with childish days–
The lightly proferred laurel,
The easy, ungrudged praise.
Comes now, to search your manhood
Through all the thankless years
Cold, edged with dear-bought wisdom,
The judgment of your peers!
Placing Psyche
The Future of Analytical Psychology and the World
During the last decade of the twentieth century there arose a chorus praising free trade and almost deifying globalization. During the first decade of the twentieth first century, while the West waged war on two fronts, a different chorus emerged to praise the democratizing effect the West was having on other nations and cultures. A recent Wall Street Journal editorial titled "Why the World Needs America" rejects the notion of a "post-American" era. It exposes widely accepted assumptions that sound eerily like Rudyard Kipling's published in 1899. (see http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203646004577213262856669448.html ) One of these assumptions that is easily overlooked by North Americans is that "America" denotes the region encompassing North America, Central America, and South America (unless you are an English-speaking inhabitant of the "United States of America"). On Saturday, February 25, from 12:30 to 4:30 PM (EST) we are privileged to host a Webinar titled "The Future of Analytical Psychology and the World" with two extraordinary presenter, Tom Singer, MD and Craig San Roque, Ph.D. Singer is the editor of a recently released book, "Placing Psyche: Exploring Cultural Complexes in Australia" and San Roque contributes to the Introduction and two chapters. This is the first in a series of books that Spring Journal, Inc plans to publish as explorations of the notion of cultural complexes. It manages to strike a balance between the unique and particular aspects of Australia and the universal, archetypal patterns associated with place. Singer defines a cultural complex as "an autonomous, largely unconscious, emotionally charged aggregate of memories, affects, ideas, and behaviors that tend to cluster around an archetypal core and are shared by individuals in a group." The authors focus upon the regions "in-between" where tension emerges. This is one feature of their examination of cultural complexes. The in-between space can refer to in-between ethnic, racial, religious, gender, and linguistic groups. Consider the hotly debated issues of immigration across the southern border of the United States of America or immigration and fee passage across borders within the European Union, tow issues that highlight the tension that exists at the in-between spaces of national borders. Even among groups some might perceive as uniform we observe in-between spaces fraught with tension. To the Judeo-Christian Western individual, Islam may seem uniform but the space in-between Sunni and Shiite Muslims is overflowing with tension and unconscious cultural complex. What is so compelling about this exploration of cultural complexes is that a dialogue about such complexes might free us from over-identifying with them or acting them out. The individual complexes that a person fails to engage tend to usurp power and produce a constant interfering (neurotic) background for the psyche. Conscious contact with a complex releases us from bondage, a bondage we scarcely recognize exists. A fish may be unable to consider itself as a fish in water but a human being can endeavor to examine herself in the watery milieu of her cultural complexes. (Take note if the change of pronoun to the feminine gender had any effect.) Jung suggests that unconscious complexes produce a sort of automatism whereas when they become conscious "… they can be corrected." (The Nature of the Psyche) A parallel is easily drawn for the cultural complex. While it remains unconscious, it is capable of exerting a sort of automatic influence over the individual member of a group. As it comes into consciousness, it can be corrected. What we mean by "corrected" in this context is a fertile area of exploration as well. An individual is less likely to identify with consciously engaged cultural. Consciously engaged complexes are not as readily acted. We are capable of being possessed by unconscious complexes and likewise, unconscious cultural complexes are capable of "possessing" large numbers of individual members of a group. While I do not think a whole group is possessed, when sufficient numbers of individual members become possessed by a cultural complex it appears the group itself is possessed. During the twentieth century, analytical psychology provided almost inexhaustible tools for the individuation process. Individuation, that process of psychological integration that flowers in the fullness of an individual personality (psyche), can be extended to include the integration of our individual self with the group, humanity, and the natural world. A psyche disconnected from the ecological, interconnected biosphere has further to go. A psyche that is incapable of enduring the tension of the many in-between spaces it encounters will tend adopt a default position identified with one polarity or another; this is an inherently less integrated state. "Placing Psyche" and tomorrow's conference is an invitation to the next stage in the individuation process, one that transcends individual psychology through a new lens of cultural complexes.. Singer and San Roque have chosen a fitting title for their conference, The Future of Analytical Psychology and the World, It is being presented at the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco. Anyone fortunate enough to be within commuting distance to the institute may want to consider registering at http://thefutureofanalyticalpsychology.eventbrite.com/ The Asheville Jung Center is honored to be able to participate in this conference as a Webinar and registration for the Webinar is available at http://ashevillejungcenter.org/webinars/sanfransisc/registration/ limited seating is still available for this conference that can be heard over the internet, by telephone, and through subsequent download. Continuing education credits are also available for this conference. by Len Cruz, MD


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Mark Kime
Culpeper, Va., linebacker Terence Fells-Danzer has picked up a pair of early offers from local programs and anticipating more to follow as we transition to the spring and summer camp season.
Fells-Danzer, a 6-foot-2, 235-pound prospect recently took unofficial visits to both Virginia and Virginia Tech to check out each school's spring game.
"Terence really enjoyed the trip up to Blacksburg," stated Culpeper Coach Greg Martz. "He's been up there before, but he liked the town and he feels the school is a good fit academically and athletically."
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Perhaps only the purist integrity lies within the latent image. Now there is an area of conceptual art yet to be explored. Perhaps one of the next Turner Prize entries could be undeveloped film.
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Both Sides Vie For The Youth Vote In Tightly Contested Colorado Senate Race By Bente Birkeland • Oct 8, 2014 With Colorado's U.S. Senate race too close to call, both parties are on an all-out blitz to court as many voters as they can prior to the November election. The youth vote has traditionally helped Democrats, but Republicans see an opening with national support for President Obama falling among the millennial generation. Prescribed Burn Set for Florissant Fossil Beds Region By Eliza Densmore • Oct 8, 2014 Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument is planning a prescribed burn of 180 acres starting Monday. The goal is to minimize fuel levels, mitigate wildfire risk, and to help protect the communities surrounding the monument. The fuels are mainly ponderosa pine and grass. Florissant Park Ranger Jeff Wolin says there are specific conditions that need to be met before the project can start. Udall, Gardner Tangle Over Reproductive Rights, D.C. Ties In Denver Post Debate By Bente Birkeland • Oct 8, 2014 Democratic Senator Mark Udall and Republican Congressman Cory Gardner had a spirited debate Tuesday night hosted by The Denver Post. Both candidates are locked in a tight race and both stayed on message in the hour-long debate. Udall attacked Gardner as extreme and out of touch, Gardner criticized Udall for being in lockstep with President Barack Obama. Colorado AG: Same-Sex Marriage Licenses will be Issued By Nathan Heffel & Andrea Chalfin & Mike Lamp • Oct 6, 2014 clipart Update: 10/7/14, 10:38 am The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder's Office has announced same-sex marriage licenses are available at the clerk's office, effective immediately. In a statement, the office says they received "final clearance" from the office of Attorney General John Suthers. Buck, Meyers Debate For The Third Time Ahead Of November By Bente Birkeland • Oct 6, 2014 It's a race that is largely flying under the radar in Colorado this election season, owing to what many say is its preordained outcome. Republican Ken Buck and Democrat Vic Meyers, the candidates vying for the open seat in Colorado's vast 4th Congressional District, squared off Wednesday in a debate hosted by Colorado Public Television and CBS 4. This was the third such meeting for the candidates in advance of the mid-terms. Pikes Peak's South Slope Recreation Area Opens to the Public By Andrea Chalfin • Oct 2, 2014 Colorado Springs It's only for two weekends before closing for the season, but the South Slope Recreation Area on Pikes Peak is now open to the public. The watershed is home to bighorn sheep, cutthroat trout, and several reservoirs built more than a century ago. It's been closed to the public since 1913. Colorado Springs Utilities CEO Jerry Forte says the ecological character of the place meant they had to tread lightly when considering opening the area to the public. No Matter How Colorado Votes, GMO Labeling Debate Far From Finished By Luke Runyon • Oct 2, 2014 Voters in Colorado will decide whether or not they want the state to require labels on foods containing genetically modified ingredients, or GMOs. The 2014 ballot measure highlights a much larger national conversation about the safety and prevalence of genetically modified foods. If passed, food companies and farmers would need to affix on a food label the text: "Produced with genetic engineering" if the product contains certain genetically modified crops and their derived oils and sugars that end up in processed foods. Those in favor of the proposal, Proposition 105, claim consumers have a right to the information. Those opposed say it amounts to a fear campaign. 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Huerfano County's volunteer fire protection district was the first responding agency to the southern Colorado blaze. KRCC's Kate Perdoni reports on the challenges of the volunteer agency in the wake of the East Peak fire. Colorado Volunteer Fire Departments Struggling For Recruits By Bente Birkeland • Sep 25, 2014 In many parts of Colorado when you dial 9-1-1 to report a fire, the firefighters who arrive to extinguish it are volunteers. These firefighters have other jobs, and serve half of the state's population. But Colorado has an ever-shrinking pool of volunteers, leaving many communities at risk. Arkansas River Levee Repair Process Moves Forward By Shanna Lewis • Sep 25, 2014 Shanna Lewis / KRCC The Pueblo Conservancy District, which oversees the Arkansas River levee, took action Wednesday to find a qualified contractor to repair the aging structure. The estimated $14 million project will involve cutting the height of the levee, resurfacing it and other work to improve structural stability and safety. The levee was built following the deadly 1921 flood that killed hundreds and devastated downtown Pueblo. Now the levee needs to be brought into the 21st century in order to meet new FEMA requirements. In Colorado's Tight Senate Contest, A Race To Court Women Voters By Bente Birkeland • Sep 24, 2014 Colorado's U.S. Senate race is a considered by many to be a tossup. Incumbent Senator Mark Udall and Republican Congressman Cory Gardner are trying to win over as many key voting blocs as they can before Election Day – and that includes women. In the previous close Senate contest between appointed Democratic Senator Michael Bennet and Republican Ken Buck, women played a critical role. During the waning days of that 2010 race, Bennet focused his attention on the female vote – and narrowly won. With women making up 51.4 percent of all registered voters in Colorado this election, it's a scenario Democrats are hoping to repeat. Governor Commemorates One Year Anniversary of Las Animas Homeless Campus By Hannah Fleming • Sep 23, 2014 Governor John Hickenlooper visited Las Animas today to recognize the first year anniversary of the Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community. KRCC's Hannah Fleming reports. The former prison and Veteran's Affairs hospital in Bent County was repurposed to provide mental and health care services, as well as vocational training for homeless individuals. The 550-acre campus is serving more than 200 people, with a target capacity of 300. Fort Carson Officials Encourage Vigilance After Reports of Shots Fired By Andrea Chalfin • Sep 23, 2014 Fort Carson officials are encouraging personnel on the base to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behavior after two shots were heard on the Mountain Post Monday night, prompting increased security measures. Military police are investigating the reports that say the shots were heard near the northwest perimeter of the base just before 8:00 PM. Officials say this was not an active shooter event, and there's no immediate danger. No suspects are in custody. Organic Certification Reimbursement Deadline Approaches By Tucker Hampson • Sep 19, 2014 Clipart Farmers looking for help in paying for organic certifications have just a few weeks left to take advantage of a reimbursement program. KRCC's Tucker Hampson reports. The program is part of the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2013, which was put into place by the USDA. It aims to assist farmers seeking organic certification by reimbursing up to 75% or $750.00 of the process per category, including crops and livestock. 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CSU-Pueblo Freshmen Enrollment Numbers are Up By Tucker Hampson • Sep 17, 2014 Colorado State University-Pueblo is reporting increased freshmen enrollment. KRCC's Tucker Hampson reports. CSU-Pueblo saw a 15% increase in freshman enrollment with an expected decline in continuing student enrollment. The increase included a higher ethnic diversity of students, especially Hispanic. The percentage of out of state and international students also rose. University officials credit the increase to several new facilities and beefed-up recruitment strategies and outreach, and they expect this trend to continue. USS Pueblo Crewmembers Reunite in Pueblo By Rachel Gonchar • Sep 17, 2014 Public Domain Crew members from the USS Pueblo are holding a reunion in Southern Colorado after the ship was captured by North Korea nearly half a century ago. KRCC's Rachel Gonchar has more. Originally an Army freight vessel, the USS Pueblo was transferred to the United States Navy and became an American spy ship. 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With less than 100 days to the Sochi Winter Olympics, excitement builds up as the first 'London Snow' event and Slide2Sochi Roadshow hits Covent Garden. If you missed our previous news blog on the event you can read more here Great Britain's Halfpipe Snowboarder and Sochi 2014 hopeful Dom Harington was at the opening of London Snow and spoke to us about his journey to the Winter Olympics.
As the Slide 2 Sochi road show continues up and down the country, taster sessions were given on the 5 metre by 10 metre real slope by fully qualified instructors. Slide 2 Sochi has been set up to actively encourage people of all generations to get behind Great Britain's winter sports athletes and participate in skiing and snowboarding ahead of Russia's Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. With the emergence of a new generation of talented athletes the wait could finally be over for Team GB winning an Olympic medal in Ski or Snowboarding. With aims high and Slopestlye making its debut at the Olympics, Great Britain also hopes to smash the previous record of 4 medals at the 2014 winter games. Leading British Freeskiers and Snowboarders include:
For more information view the Slide 2 Sochi Roadshow Events By Krystelle
UK Snowboarder Jamie Barrow set the world indoor snowboard speed record at the weekend after reaching 69.4km/h at SnowWorld in Landgraaf.
Back in April Jamie broke the British Snowboard Speed Record Record down the Mont Fort Speed Track in Verbier after clocking a huge 151.60km/h.
Jamie chose to attempt this record at SnowWorld as it is the world's biggest indoor snowdome with a massive 520 meter long slope.
Jamie was overjoyed to have broke another record and afterwards said, "I'm really happy with the result and the opportunity to both train and set another record. This has given me even more confidence to push my limits and hopefully set more speed records in the future."
He added, "I hope this record will encourage others to attempt to beat it and go even faster. Without competition the sport wouldn't be where it is at the moment."
This weeks top 5 comes from Krystelle, our Marketing Executive. Having worked in various ski resorts, she is the perfect person to tell us her top 5 ski resorts in France. Here is what she had to say:
J'adore la France, I love the food, I love the après and most of all I love the ski areas. It is all about the mountain for me, it has got to have an amazing ski, or should I say snowboard, area to keep me busy all day, everyday. These resorts have it all. If you are looking for the perfect ski holiday, you cannot go wrong with these incredible resorts.
5. Les Deux Alpes
The higher the resort, the better in my opinion. With an impressive snow record, the resort sits at 1650m and the ski area peaks at 3600m! Les Deux Alpes has an extensive ski terrain and snowboard friendly, with one of the best boardparks in Europe. Top tip: Hire an expert and explore the legendary off piste.
4. Flaine, Le Grand Massif
The Flaine Bowl is the perfect place to catch some powder without venturing too far off track. It may be a small town, but if your all about shredding and face shots then you have an extraordinary playground right here. Visit the Flying Dutchman for the liveliest night that you won't remember!
3. Meribel, Three Valleys
Ideally situated in the middle of the largest linked ski area in the world, Meribel is a fascinating resort for all. It is one of the most attractive ski areas, with its tree lines pistes and also has one of my favourite après spots, the Rond Point. I recommend staying in the higher village of Meribel Motteratt for stunning views of the mountains and ski in-ski out.
2. La Plagne, Paradiski
It's not just the family resort it's made out to be! I've had some of the best apres moments dancing on tables in La Plagne. It's a spectacular resort, packed with beautiful blue runs and Les Ars is just a stones throw away over the Vanoise Express with longer runs and a wider choice of red pistes. Stay in the village of Belle Plagne for the most stunning sunsets and skiing straight out on to the piste.
1. Tignes, Espace Killy
Tignes has everything, a huge range of slopes, a killer park, loose après, and beautiful mountain views. The more traditional alpine village of Val d'Isere just over the hill giving guests a massive 300km of piste to play on. With guaranteed snow on the glacier, your guaranteed an epic time in the Espace Killy ski area.
By Krystelle
Continuing with our popular Top 5 blogs, this week is an exciting one!
We came up with the idea to do a top 5 'Glacier Resorts for Freeride and Summer Skiing'. There is no better person to do this than Ewa, our Commercial Executive and freeride enthusiast.
'These are my top 5 places to go for Summer/early and late season skiing. My favourite is Hintertaux - not only are there incredible places for freetouring but also you've got a chance to practise some gnarly tricks in the snowy Betterpark!'
Here is what she came up with:
1. Hintertux
The best thing about Hintertux is the lack of queues due to its super-fast lift-system! The real secret there is off piste! Amazing area for free-touring, practising slaloms for professionals from all over the world and there is plenty of activities that you can take part in after shredding the area on skis! Snowboarders and free-skiers certainly appreciate the year round freestyle opportunities at the Betterpark Hintertux at 3200m at the foot of the majestic Olperer Mountain and is a favourite meeting point for local riders as well as the international scene. For beginners I would advise friendly Hintertux Familypark. There are no two ways about it that Hinter is one of the highest freestyle-spots in Austria and is considered by many to be the best Snowpark in the Alps- Skieresort.de 2011 awarded it as a 'Best Glacier Ski Resort WORLDWIDE'.
2. Stubai
The Stubai Glacier reaches an altitude of 3300m and it goes without saying that it has fabulous views too! Long runs, very wide tracks and not crowded – best suited for beginners and intermediate skiers. Steep skiing can be very limited, therefore go to Freeride Stubai Centre and get some more info. It is worthy to consider hiring an experienced IFMGA guide, so you won't miss getting to 'Hinterer Daunkopf' col! In fact, Stubai is incredible for both off-piste skiers and snowboarders. Besides, the location is very convenient by being close to Innsbruck Airport with several low-cost airlines flying there.
3. Pitztal
Not so many runs, however it is very decent particularly for the training purposes. It can be very crowded with the first three Bahns during October and November (full of professional skiers), then it gets more chilled and during the rest of season there are basically no crowds. Don't miss Panorama run (very steep and icy- amazing for giant and downhill!). If you're looking for gnarly places for freeride, spectacular views, friendly Tyrolian people, great value of money and no queues- Pitztal has it all! Only on the evenings there is not much going on, so if you're after après ski, go to nearby Ischgl or Solden where skiing is amazing too – hey! It's Austria!
4. Les 2 Alpes
It is the largest ski resort in the Dauphine region and is the second oldest ski resort in France, after Chamonix. If you're looking for a good mix of great skiing, partying and extra activities in the afternoon, it is an excellent resort for groups of friends! The lower slopes down to the resort are steeper and more challenging than the higher ski areas, including the wide and forgiving glacier runs. In summer, Les Deux Alpes becomes a popular venue for downhill and freeride mountain biking. Hence, summer skiing in Les 2 Alpes takes place between 2800m and 3600m. Just during this time you will be queuing at 6am, and then due to plenty of runs, you won't feel overcrowded at all. Also, the park is pretty sick with a setup that had something for every level!
5. Kaunertal
The least crowded glaciers from all! Kaunertal has best setup in the Alpes for snowboarders and free skiers in autumn and spring. Apart from extra activities after skiing, there is not much to do in the way of après. However I love it! It is so chilled to get a proper slalom training there and also enjoy the Kaunertal Snowpark where snow is guaranteed from October until June.
Wow, after that we certainly wish we were out skiing right now! Stay tuned for next week's Top 5!
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Festival of Food and Wine Race Weekend
Ascot's Festival of Food and Wine is an opportunity for racegoers to enjoy some fine off-track entertainment. Over 30 stalls will be located around the Parade Ring selling locally-produced cheeses, cakes, preserves, game, chocolates, pasta and bread. There is also a selection of beers, wines and ciders on offer.
There is live music on the bandstand, and children under 16 are admitted free - the day provides a perfect opportunity to combine an enthusiasm for the turf with a passion for the best of local produce.
A Shop & Drop facility will be available for customers to leave their purchases while they enjoy the racing and pick them up at the end of the day.


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