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A drawing a found recently that I had only done an outline of so she was undressed so to speak. The styling is influenced by a print dress I saw in the Sunday Times Style magazine, that and the fact that I love colour.
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Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Tunisia, Bahrain..., What the fuck is going on?
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Latest news is that Gadaffi has brought in mercenaries to help put down the revolt and some residents claim jets have been bombing civilian protesters - there is no proof of that at the moment, although there is other reports that two of his fighter pilots defected aftere being told to bomb their own people.
If the British or American people revolted like this, how do you think our governments would deal with us?
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The media are definitely telling us bullshit about this so-called uprising. Heard a report about Gaddafi bombing a ship in the harbor of (forget the name of the city) but one fact they left out was that place is in the middle of the desert. There's no proof of any massacre's of innocent people, or airstrikes on civilian areas. I think the media are doing a 'toppling Saddams statue' story here, like when they photoshopped the 'cheering crowd' of thousands which was in fact probably around a hundred.
Seems likely he had some of his soldiers killed because they were deserting but that would happen in most middle eastern countries.
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When she arrives in Sochi later this week, Bonnie Bruner will be attending her fourth Olympics.
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The 1996 Whiteland Community High School graduate has worked in TV production since college, and her interest in sports broadcasting has gotten her monthlong jobs at the Olympics four times. This February will mark her fourth Olympic video gig and will have her spending long days in the international broadcasting center, where journalists covering the games also work.
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How to Beat Homesickness
Four Methods:Preparing to LeaveAdjusting to Your New LocationSoothing Feelings of HomesicknessRelieving StressCommunity Q&A
Homesickness is a feeling that we have all probably experienced at one time or another. In fact, research shows that about 70% of people have experienced homesickness in their lifetime.[1] Homesickness can occur when you've moved away from home for college or when you leave a short time such as during summer camp. It can happen during extended stays away such as in study abroad programs. There are several strategies you can use to help prevent homesickness and to soothe yourself if you do experience homesickness while you're away.
Method 1
Preparing to Leave
1Know that homesickness is totally normal. Knowing more about homesickness will provide insight into how common it is for people to have feelings of missing home. [2] Knowing that this is a totally normal experience will help make you feel less stressed or embarrassed about missing home.
2Become familiar with the place you will be going to. One study noted that boys who attended summer camp were able to successfully mitigate feelings of homesickness if they prepared for the experience and were familiar with the surrounding they would be in. [3] To prevent homesickness, it is a good idea to review maps, pictures, or other materials associated with the place. This will help you become familiar with your surroundings when you're there. You can also ask someone who is knowledgeable about where you'll be going to describe the daily routines or activities you should expect.
- If it's practical, you could plan a preliminary visit with family or friends to the place you'll be going.
3Make plans for when you arrive at your new location. When you know what some of your routines and activities will be when you get to the new place, you'll feel more comfortable. The experience will seem a little more familiar, making homesickness less likely. One study found that vigorous exercise and purposeful social interaction while away helped to stave off feelings of homesickness.
- Once you have arrived at your new destination, make a point to include regular exercise and seek out opportunities to engage others socially. Make a plan before you leave that details when and where you'll do exercise and social activities. [4]
4Bring something from home. Sometimes homesickness can be difficult because you never know when it might hit you, or when you may see, hear, or smell something that reminds you of home.[5] To help soothe yourself in those moments, it can be helpful to bring a bit of home with you.
- Bringing along a favorite book, pair of slippers, or a picture can help comfort you when feeling homesick. These items might help make home feel a bit closer.
Method 2
Adjusting to Your New Location
1Start establishing new connections. It is important to keep a balance between staying in touch with home and working to establish a new community where you are. Strike up conversations with people who seem interesting. This might be someone in your dorm or someone in one of your classes.
- The first few days or weeks of college, summer camp, or studying abroad can be a great opportunity to make friends. Take advantage of situations where you're not the only new person around.
- If you're studying or working in a different country, try a local consulate, expatriate society, or university international society to find other people who are sharing your experience of being away from home. Talking about feelings of unhappiness with people who are sharing your experiences can be helpful.[6]
- Think about taking up a hobby or joining a club. Or, you can volunteer with a local nonprofit organization. These are great ways to find people with common interests.
- Keeping yourself in your past home or place may keep you from accomplishing goals in your new place or establishing new connections and friendships.
2Adopt your previous habits and routines. Sometimes when we are away from home, our daily routine and even habits might change. [7] This type of change makes the new environment seem even more foreign. To help prevent large changes like this, try to continue some of your familiar habits, even in your new place.
- For instance, if you have moved away for college and are missing Taco Tuesday nights with your family, try to implement a new Taco Tuesday with your dorm roommates or new group of friends. Or if you are away on summer camp and you do certain things to prepare for bed every night, try to continue this routine. These type of routines often offer structure and familiarity, so try to add some of these into your new environment.
3Explore your new location. Step outside with your camera or smart phone. A camera can be a great way to see your new location in a new light. By keeping your mind active and focused on your new surroundings, you can turn your attention away from homesickness. It's also a great way to document your experiences while away from home.[8]
4Immerse yourself in the local culture. To get the most out of your experience, particularly if you're living abroad, break out of your comfortable cocoon and try new things.[9]
- For example, try new foods. Food can often be the most defining element of a culture. Trying the local foods and finding something that the natives eat that you also enjoy can go a long way towards making you feel comfortable in a new place.
- Go to cultural events. Even if you are away at college in a different state, you can still sample the different cultural events that you might not get in your hometown.
5Avoid the negative effects of culture shock. Culture shock involves feelings of confusion, doubt, or nervousness caused by being in a new place. This can be especially hard for people living in a new country, but it can also happen if someone moves away to college in a city from a rural area. The trick is not to let it get the better of you.[10] In particular, if you're living abroad, try these strategies to help overcome culture shock:
- Learn the rules of living in your host country. Try to understand how and why the local people act the way they do. Their behavior and customs may be different from your own, but they are probably typical for the area.
- Take time to learn the language. It always helps to understand as much as possible of what people are saying. They will appreciate your effort to communicate with them in their language, even if it is just a few simple phrases, and it will make your daily life much easier.
- Approach the experience with a positive attitude and an open mind. Approaching your experience as an adventure is likely to help you have a good experience.
Method 3
Soothing Feelings of Homesickness
1Stay connected. Sometimes it is helpful to hear or see a familiar voice and face to help you not feel like home is so far away. Make sure that you plan time to call or Skype with friends and family once you have left. [11] Speaking with friends and family can help keep you updated about the goings on at home, so that you will not feel as though life there has moved on without you.
- Additionally, staying connected can help lessen feelings of isolation which can be very common when feeling homesick,[12]
2Write in a positive action journal. This journal is a place where you can document all the positive experiences you have in your new location. This can be a great cure for the grumps. Keeping a record of things that have made you smile will be a great reminder of the positive aspects of your new home.
- You can also use a journal to privately work on how to put a positive spin on negative emotions. For example, you might suggest to yourself: "I am going to find new ways to feel like I fit in."
3Work on positive self-talk. Repeat positive and constructive phrases to yourself in order to help dispel negative feelings. Remember, what we think or tell ourselves can dramatically influence how we feel. Try phrases such as, "Other people do care about me" or "Everybody gets lonely at times." [13]
4Understand that this adjustment can take time. You should be realistic about how fast you can accomplish the transition to being away from home.[14] If you have moved away to college, it may take the whole first semester to establish new connections that make you feel more at home in your new place. Be sure to allow adequate time for your adjustment.
- It may be helpful to use a calendar to write or draw out your goals for adjustment over a certain time period. This will help you to become fully aware of how much time you may need, so that you will not have unrealistic expectations or disappointment.
Method 4
Relieving Stress
1Get moving. Exercise is a known stress reliever because it tells the body to release powerful, feel good, neurotransmitters into your brain to elevate your mood and manage stress [15] due to homesickness.[16] Homesickness can often be accompanied by sadness or feelings of loneliness. In order to help improve your overall mood, exercising regularly can help.
- Additionally, coming up with a regular exercise routine can help structure your schedule in your new place, and if you are exercising at a local gym or outdoors, this can be a great way to meet other people.
2Create time for things you enjoy. Ensuring that you have time for yourself, and especially time for things you enjoy is a way to relieve stress. [17],[18]
- Listen to your favorite music or watch a movie. You can even take time to read a favorite book. Giving yourself time to relax is key when you are dealing with the stress of a new place and feelings of homesickness. Other simple ways to enjoy relaxing include a bubble bath, treating yourself to a pedicure, or going to watch a sports game.
3Care for your body. Taking time to care for your body is an exemplar way to help relieve stress. [19] Not having proper nutrition and sleep can be stressful events for your body. Improper sleep and nutrition will not help when you are already experiencing stress associated with the change of being in a new place.
- Make sure you are getting adequate sleep, which is about eight hours per night.
- Ensure that you are getting proper nutrition through fruits, vegetables, protein, and complex carbs. It can be tempting to eat unhealthy when you are stressed such as eating fast food, sweets, or soda. But try to avoid this type of coping because it will only hinder you in the long run.
4See a mental health professional. Severe homesickness can be incredibly stressful, even feeling somewhat like grief. You might also experience mood changes, frequent crying, fear, panic attacks, and feelings of helplessness. [20] If you think that your feelings of homesickness have turned into something more serious, or the duration, frequency or severity has gotten worse, you should seek help from a mental health professional.[21]
- Counselors can help you process homesickness in way that is similar to healing from other losses or grief. And because leaving home might leave you with unmet needs such as help making decisions or organizing or structuring your day, a counselor can help you to find resources to meet these needs to help you to learn skills. Then you meet some of your needs yourself.[22]
- Keep track of your feelings over a week or two. If you find yourself crying frequently or having panic attacks, for example, you should seek professional help.
Community Q&A
How can I stop constantly thinking that something is wrong at home when I am away without my phone?
- Find other ways to connect with your home. Hold or wear a small trinket from home and remind yourself that everything is okay. Focus on what you are doing and where you are and the time will pass.
Sources and Citations
- ↑ http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22764986
- ↑ http://www.apa.org/monitor/jun05/homesickness.aspx
- ↑ http://www.apa.org/monitor/jun05/homesickness.aspx
- ↑ http://www.apa.org/monitor/jun05/homesickness.aspx
- ↑ http://kidshealth.org/teen/your_mind/emotions/homesickness.html#
- ↑ http://www.theguardian.com/education/mortarboard/2014/jun/11/homesickness-international-student-university
- ↑ http://www.gooverseas.com/blog/ways-reduce-homesickness-abroad
- ↑ http://www.gooverseas.com/blog/ways-reduce-homesickness-abroad
- ↑ http://www.internations.org/magazine/living-in-a-foreign-country-how-to-adapt-15281
- ↑ http://travel.gc.ca/travelling/living-abroad/culture-shock
- ↑ http://www.counselling.cam.ac.uk/selfhelp/leaflets/homesickness
- ↑ http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22764986
- ↑ http://counseling.uoregon.edu/TopicsResources/StudentSelf-Help/Transitions/HowtoCopewithHomesickness.aspx
- ↑ http://www.counselling.cam.ac.uk/selfhelp/leaflets/homesickness
- ↑ http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/exercise-and-stress/art-20044469
- ↑ http://counseling.uoregon.edu/TopicsResources/StudentSelf-Help/Transitions/HowtoCopewithHomesickness.aspx
- ↑ http://counseling.uoregon.edu/TopicsResources/StudentSelf-Help/Transitions/HowtoCopewithHomesickness.aspx
- ↑ http://www.helpguide.org/articles/stress/stress-management.htm
- ↑ http://www.helpguide.org/articles/stress/stress-management.htm
- ↑ http://www.griefandsympathy.com/howtodealwithhomesickness.html#axzz3dnKBe7Mg
- ↑ https://wellbeing.rice.edu/homesickness/#pos8
- ↑ http://www.iup.edu/toc.aspx?id=92129
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Drove from Buffalo to Toronto to see the Sons of Northern Darkness, and those mother fuckers did not disappoint. They played more newer stuff than I'd have liked, but they still put on a spectacular show and performed the songs flawlessly. They had some issues with Horgh's drums and Abbath's guitar during the first two songs but other than that there were no technical problems. Definitely looking forward to seeing them again, whenever that may be. I'm very surprised they played such a small venue but feel very lucky to have seen them in a place like that. On with the setlist
1. All Shall Fall
2. The Rise Of Darkness
3. Solarfall
4. Sons Of Northern Darkness
5. Tyrants
6. Hordes To War
7. Norden On Fire
8. Grim And Frostbitten Kingdoms
9. A Sign For The Norse Hordes To Ride/Pure Holocaust medley
10. Unearthly Kingdom
11. One By One
12. Withstand The Fall Of Time
13. Beyond The North Waves
14. Battles In The North
15. Blashyrkh (Mighty Ravendark)
5/7ths of All Shall Fall is probably a bit much as good as that album is, but the big fails here are reducing the Pure Holocaust tracks to a medley and not playing Mountains of Might or At the Heart of Winter. Still, I'd go to this show.
i wish tickets weren't so goddamn expensive so i could see them tuesday ; ___ ;
That's how I imagined they'd do stuff, play lots of new stuff early, then hit the back catalog in the last half.
Holy shit, Grim and Frostbitten Kingdoms! Been waiting for them to put that in their set for a loooong time. :rocker:
all in all, a kick ass set.
Wish I could've gone to this last night.
I would have to loved to have seen them live. It had to have been amazing no matter what songs they played.
[QUOTE=DethMaiden;259831]5/7ths of All Shall Fall is probably a bit much as good as that album is, but the big fails here are reducing the Pure Holocaust tracks to a medley and not playing Mountains of Might or At the Heart of Winter. Still, I'd go to this show.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I was wishing they'd have played Mountains of Might and At The Heart of Winter too but the one song I was really wanting to hear was Damned in Black. I can't complain though, it was my first time seeing them and they fucking killed it! Abbath's got some riffs
Anyone going to the show on Tuesday in Brooklyn? If so have you been to that venue before? I have some questions about it.
It was Epic.
This was an extremely epic show. I was up on the balcony the entire time, and it was awesome just seeing everything that was going on. Abbath's mannerisms are classic. I don't think it was a medley though. Considering A Sign For The Norse Hodes To Ride is about 2 and half and Pure Holocaust is 5 minutes i think they just played them right after the other, cause it seemed like a pretty long song.
I was stoked to hear Solarfall.
That setlist looks truly great.
I have seen these guys one time, in 2003 at the Roskilde Festival. It was truly that years highlight and remains one of the best festivalgigs I´ve seen today.
If you have a chance to see this. Just go!!!
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He is the author of Athenian Sun in an African Sky: Modern African Adaptation of Classical Greek Tragedy (McFarland, 2001), Black Dionysus: Greek Tragedy and African American Theatre (McFarland, 2003), The Empire Triumphant: Race, Religion, and Rebellion in the Star Wars Films (McFarland, 2005), Shakespeare and Youth Culture (Palgrave 2006), Back from the Dead: Reading Remakes of Romero's Zombie Films as Markers of Their Times (McFarland 2011), Post-9/11 Horror in American Cinema (Continuum, 2012), The Theology of Battlestar Galactica (McFarland 2012), and Modern Asian Theatre and Performance 1900 – 2000 (with Siyuan Liu and Erin B. Mee, Methuen/Bloomsbury, 2014) as well as the editor or co-editor of eleven more volumes, including Modern Japanese Theatre and Performance (Lexington, 2006), Suzan-Lori Parks: A Casebook (Routledge 2007) Revenge: East and West (Palgrave, 2008), Portrayals of Americans on the World Stage (McFarland, 2009), Catholic Theatre and Drama (McFarland 2010), Black Medea: Adaptations for Modern Plays (Cambria, 2013), and the Methuen Drama Anthology of Modern Asian Plays (with Siyuan Liu, Methuen, 2014), among others. He is also the author of numerous articles on theatre, cinema, Japanese culture, popular culture, horror, and performance.
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The anti-climax was palpable, although the prospect of QE remained with Bernanke continuing to promise an additional fix. The prospect was enough to break the weeks equity losses and sustain a rebound.
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Funding further debt does not address the cause of the problem and that is the endless deficits! Draghi has promised to do 'whatever it takes' but this will not be enough. The EUR rebounded to 1.2580 with the prospect of more US Dollars in circulation.
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