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Once upon a time, when a boy reached the age of bar-mitzvah, the old men in the synagogue would induct him into the community with herring and schnapps. Nowadays, the bar-mitzvah and bat-mitzvah perform for the assembled crowd, but there is generally no opportunity for the community to welcome the bar-mitzvah or bat-mitzvah into the community and to convey what membership in the community entails.
In preparation for my daughter Neshama's bat-mitzvah earlier this year [1996], I developed such a ceremony. In this "welcoming ceremony", the community is represented by a minyan of ten participants who are close to the bar/bat-mitzvah. Each person reads a paragraph to the bar/bat-mitzvah and may add at the ellipsis (...) a sentence or two (but not more) of personal comments on the theme of the paragraph.
At Neshama's bat-mitzvah, the ceremony took place during lunch on Shabbat following the morning services. The participants in the ceremony were provided with copies of the ceremony several days earlier, and, to some extent, were assigned paragraphs which reflected their own life commitments. We selected ten women to represent the community, but others may prefer to have both men and women participate. The ten people initially formed a semi-circle with Neshama at the center; each person stepped forward to speak and afterwards gave her a welcoming hug (which could be replaced by a handshake). At the conclusion, the semi-circle encircled her and sang siman tov u'mazal tov, in which everyone else participated.
I would appreciate hearing from those who use this ceremony, email@example.com. Needless to say, I anticipate that you will want to modify the text of the ceremony, and it is certainly appropriate to change both language and emphasis to reflect your own commitments and style.
1. Neshama, we are here to welcome you to the adult Jewish community, to tell you about your privileges and your responsibilities. Until now, you weren't thought of as grown-up, but from now on Judaism treats you as a grown-up, even though none of us, neither you, your parents, or the community, is quite ready for that. It will take a while for you to become an adult, and it will take a while for all of us to recognize you as an adult, but your bat-mitzvah is when this process starts. ... Welcome to our community.
2. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community is to be aware that God has high expectations for you, and also that God has given you the abilities to achieve those expectations. Each of us strives to be the best possible person we can be, to use the talents that God has given to us to create meaningful lives for ourselves, to strengthen our communities, and to make the world a better place. ... Welcome to our community.
3. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you have to take responsibility for your own actions. As you become an adult, you will be making more decisions for yourself, and the kind of person you become, the kind of life that you lead, will depend on those decisions. We recognize that everything that we do has consequences for ourselves, our families, and our community; we therefore take seriously all of our life-choices, and try to make the best choices we can make. ... Welcome to our community.
4. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you accept the Torah's commandments, the mitzvah in bat-mitzvah. Although we have the ability and the opportunity to do whatever pleases us, we recognize that our own eyes often lead us astray. So we observe a tradition which requires us to set limits, which reminds us of God's presence, and which keeps us focused on doing God's will. ... Welcome to our community.
5. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you become a link in the golden chain of Jews that stretches back for three thousand years. Being part of this community means that we commit ourselves to learn about our heritage and to be proud of it; each of us does our part in ensuring that the chain will stretch far into the future. ... Welcome to our community.
6. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you are aware of and participate in the life of the Jewish people. We live by the Jewish calendar, which marks our periods of rejoicing and mourning, our new years, and our turnings. We care deeply about Jews around the world, and are especially attuned to Eretz Yisrael. ... Welcome to our community.
7. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that your are aware and participate in the lives of the other members of the community. Each of us is connected to, and responsible for each other. We rejoice at each other's simchas, we mourn each other's losses, and we are always ready to give each other help or support when it is needed. ... Welcome to our community.
8. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you are especially considerate of those who are different. The Torah tells us over and over that we have to concern ourselves with those who don't quite fit into the community. We try to make each person feel more welcome, more a part of our community. ... Welcome to our community.
9. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you are tolerant of all people. We remember at each moment that all human beings are created in God's image, with a spark of the divine, and that other people's sparks may be different from ours. We recognize that God's oneness depends on the oneness of all of humanity, and so we strive to bring people together, to work together for a better world for all. ... Welcome to our community.
10. Neshama, to be part of the Jewish community means that you remember that the world survives because of acts of justice and kindness tsedakah and g'milut hasadim. Compassion is our heritage, and so at all times we remind ourselves of our responsibilities to other people — to help ensure that they all share in the benefits of our community. ... Welcome to our community.
ALL TOGETHER: Neshama, welcome to our community.
Used by permission of the author, who is a professor of mathematics at Rutgers University, a member of the Highland Park (NJ) Minyan, and the author of Siddur Eit Ratzon (www.newsiddur.org).


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An undercover Ghanian journalist has captured on video the excesses of a Ghanian Doctor, Joshua Drah who rape his victims before performing illegal operations.
Young girls come to this Ghanaian doctor's clinic for abortions, and while performing the illegal abortion with questionable equipment, he will tell them that there's a membrane covering their vagina and his hands can't get to it, so he needs to use his pen*is to open it up.
This is the ploy he has always used until he was caught.
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Transcribed below is one of the encounters between the so called doctor and his young victims.
Doctor: Did you take the medicine?
Patient: Yes
Doctor: When?
Patient: That very morning I told you I was feeling dizzy
Doctor: I am inserting my hand but it is not working
Patient: Hm!
Doctor: There is a membrane covering your this thing …
Patient: Hm …
Doctor: I can only remove it by having sex with you to push it aside, should I; if I don't, I can't do the operation for you
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For Elizabeth Gilfilen
painting is a collision, an aggressive search in which the object and
maker are intimately, irrovocably entwined. Gilfilen's exploration of
piercing color and gestural abstraction continues in her exhibition of
new large-scale work at Gallery Aferro this month. In many of her
untitled paintings (sorry I can't refer to specific ones) Gilfilen
wrestles images from a thicker scrum of agitated brushwork than in
previous work, but in other less vigorously-worked paintings like "Sit"
and "Cricket Fix" a more relaxed direction emerges. Gilfilen is the
opposite of a casualist--clearly
she likes a good skirmish--and her new paintings look terrific--bolder
and more challenging than earlier work. "Two Moons," the title of the
exhibition, refers to recent evidence that the earth used to have two
orbiting masses which eventually became unstable and merged into one.
But I imagine they didn't go without a long and interesting struggle.
"Elizabeth Gilfilen: Two Moons," Gallery Aferro, Newark, NJ. Through December 17, 2011.


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Every Tuesday during the season, NHL.com fantasy hockey expert Matt Cubeta will provide you with an in-depth analysis of fantasy forwards in his weekly segment: "The Front Line." From updated rankings to players you should keep a close eye on and much more, Cubeta will be your fantasy forwards insider all season long.
NHL action officially resumes Tuesday (Carolina Hurricanes at Buffalo Sabres, 7 p.m. ET, NHLN-US, SPSO, MSG-B, BELL TV) and fantasy owners should be prepared for their stretch run after a two-week hiatus due to the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
It was a fantastic tournament, but now it's time to get back to work. I've provided updated top-100 forward rankings for the remainder of this season. Unfortunately, we've lost another elite forward in New York Islanders captain John Tavares, but hopefully fantasy owners will see Tampa Bay Lightning center Steven Stamkos returning to their rosters in the very near future. This week should also see some other top fantasy forwards back in action as Logan Couture of the San Jose Sharks, Evander Kane of the Winnipeg Jets, Marian Gaborik of the Columbus Blue Jackets and Johan Franzen of the Detroit Red Wings are all expected to play.
But before we officially hop back on the saddle, let's find out which forwards have seen their value increase thanks to their performances in Sochi.
Jeff Carter, Los Angeles Kings -- Available in 11 percent of Yahoo leagues
While owned in nearly all Yahoo leagues, Carter makes for a great player to try and acquire via trade. He's coming off an impressive Olympic performance with three goals, two assists, 24 shots on goal and a plus-6 rating in six games. He bounced around the lineup all tournament, but looked dominant at times. Carter struggled before the Olympic break with no goals in eight games for the Kings, but expect him to finish the season strong.
T.J. Oshie, St. Louis Blues -- Available in 22 percent
If you didn't know about Oshie before the Olympics, I'm guessing you do now. After being nicknamed T.J. Sochi thanks to his shootout heroics against Russia in the preliminary round, the American hockey hero has plenty to live up to when he takes the ice for the St. Louis Blues again. While his shootout performance doesn't count for anything statically, in six games for the United States, Oshie finished with one goal and three assists. Not too bad considering he was playing fourth-line minutes and averaging 11:12 of ice time per game. But Oshie was already a dominant fantasy forward prior to the Olympics. He has 14 goals and 46 points to go along with a plus-17 rating and 30 penalty minutes in 57 games for the Blues this season. Despite ranking 63rd among all players in Yahoo, he's still out there in 22 percent of leagues. It's time to add him in all leagues, folks.
Daniel Alfredsson, Detroit Red Wings -- Available in 50 percent
Alfredsson only averaged 14:17 of ice time per game for Sweden, but he still managed to record two goals and two assists in his six games. He quietly has had a strong season in Detroit with 14 goals and 35 points in 46 games, including 12 points on the power play where he's averaged 3:24 of ice time per game. Alfredsson might be 41, but as long as he can stay healthy, he might just have a little more to offer to fantasy owners for the stretch run.
Teemu Selanne, Anaheim Ducks -- Available in 88 percent
What can I say about Selanne? One of the most loved players in the NHL was one of the biggest storylines at the Olympics. He earned MVP honors and led his team to a bronze medal with four goals and two assists in six contests. Those point-per-game numbers are far from what he was doing with Anaheim prior to the Olympics (seven goals, 20 points in 47 games), but I believe Selanne should be added in nearly all leagues right now just in case his magnificent heroics in his final Olympics rejuvenate him for the rest of the NHL season.
Mikael Granlund, Minnesota Wild -- Available in 92 percent
Back on Feb. 4, I listed Granlund in the "Keep an Eye on …" section and after his Olympic performance, I think he's a player worth grabbing, especially in deep leagues. Granlund played top-line minutes for Finland and finished the tournament with three goals and four assists in six games. If you watched him at all, you could immediately notice his vision on the ice. He's got 28 points in 46 games for the Wild this season and at 21, Granlund has the potential to turn into a premier playmaker.
Michael Grabner, New York Islanders -- Available in 93 percent
Grabner led the Austrian team with five goals and six points in four games (including a hat trick in the opening game against Finland). He also amassed 17 shots on goal while averaging 19:25 of ice time. The ice time wasn't the same with the Islanders before the break (he averaged just 14:06 per game), but Grabner could be looked on for more scoring in New York with John Tavares out for the season. He's not a player I would add right away, but he's worth monitoring in case he carries over his Olympic success.
Ales Hemsky, Edmonton Oilers -- Available in 94 percent
Hemsky was tied for the Czech Republic team lead in scoring with four points (three goals, one assist) in five games. He did all of this despite averaging 12:01 of ice time per contest. Hemsky has 24 points in 52 games with the Oilers this season and his minus-11 rating certainly doesn't help his cause. Neither does the fact that he only averages 1.67 shots on goal per game. However, there's a chance he could be moved before the NHL trade deadline and that could boost his fantasy value. Until then, it's probably best to leave Hemsky on waivers, but his Olympic play may have caught the eye of some NHL general managers, which in turn could end up being significant for fantasy owners.
These rankings are based on expectations of the season going forward. The plus or minus for each player is movement based on our most recent rankings -- NR means not ranked in previous rankings. They are based on a standard fantasy league with these offensive categories: G, A, plus/minus, PIMs, PPP, SOG.
1 Sidney Crosby, Penguins (same)
2 Alex Ovechkin, Capitals (+1)
3 Corey Perry, Ducks (-1)
4 Evgeni Malkin, Penguins (same)
5 Ryan Getzlaf, Ducks (+1)
6 Chris Kunitz, Penguins (+1)
7 Patrick Sharp, Blackhawks (+2)
8 Patrick Kane, Blackhawks (same)
9 James Neal, Penguins (+1)
10 Phil Kessel, Maple Leafs (+1)
11 Claude Giroux, Flyers (+3)
12 Jonathan Toews, Blackhawks (same)
13 Pavel Datsyuk, Red Wings (NR)*
14 Joe Pavelski, Sharks (+1)
15 Martin St. Louis, Lightning (+1)
16 Marian Hossa, Blackhawks (+2)
17 Nicklas Backstrom, Capitals (+3)
18 Patrick Marleau, Sharks (-1)
19 Alexander Steen, Blues (same)
20 Zach Parise, Wild (+1)
21 Jamie Benn, Stars (+2)
22 Logan Couture, Sharks (NR)*
23 Anze Kopitar, Kings (+1)
24 Rick Nash, Rangers (-2)
25 David Backes, Blues (same)
26 Tyler Seguin, Stars (+3)
27 Eric Staal, Hurricanes (-1)
28 Daniel Sedin, Canucks (-1)
29 Thomas Vanek, Islanders (+1)
30 Matt Duchene, Avalanche (-2)
31 Taylor Hall, Oilers (same)
32 James van Riemsdyk, Maple Leafs (same)
33 David Krejci, Bruins (+8)
34 Joe Thornton, Sharks (-1)
35 Henrik Sedin, Canucks (same)
36 Wayne Simmonds, Flyers (same)
37 Jeff Skinner, Hurricanes (-3)
38 Jarome Iginla, Bruins (+5)
39 Max Pacioretty, Canadiens (+1)
40 Bobby Ryan, Senators (-2)
41 Gabriel Landeskog, Avalanche (+1)
42 Ryan Kesler, Canucks (-3)
43 Evander Kane, Jets (NR)*
44 Jeff Carter, Kings (same)
45 Jason Spezza, Senators (+3)
46 Milan Lucic, Bruins (same)
47 Jaromir Jagr, Devils (same)
48 Kyle Turris, Senators (-3)
49 Kyle Okposo, Islanders (-12)
50 Blake Wheeler, Jets (same)
51 Marian Gaborik, Blue Jackets (NR)*
52 Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche (+4)
53 Patrice Bergeron, Bruins (same)
54 Scott Hartnell, Flyers (+3)
55 T.J. Oshie, Blues (same)
56 Clarke MacArthur, Senators (-7)
57 Brandon Dubinsky, Blue Jackets (-5)
58 Jordan Eberle, Oilers (-7)
59 Jakub Voracek, Flyers (same)
60 Derek Stepan, Rangers (-2)
61 Bryan Little, Jets (-1)
62 David Perron, Oilers (-8)
63 Brad Richards, Rangers (same)
64 Radim Vrbata, Coyotes (-3)
65 Andrew Ladd, Jets (same)
66 Ryan Johansen, Blue Jackets (+8)
67 Joffrey Lupul, Maple Leafs (-5)
68 Chris Kreider, Rangers (-4)
69 Johan Franzen, Red Wings (NR)*
70 Brad Marchand, Bruins (+3)
71 Alexander Semin, Hurricanes (-2)
72 Nazem Kadri, Maple Leafs (-1)
73 Jason Pominville, Wild (-6)
74 Brent Burns, Sharks (-8)
75 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Oilers (-5)
76 Martin Hanzal, Coyotes (-8)
77 Jaden Schwartz, Blues (same)
78 Tomas Plekanec, Canadiens (-2)
79 Brandon Saad, Blackhawks (same)
80 Shane Doan, Coyotes (-8)
81 Mike Ribeiro, Coyotes (-3)
82 Nick Bonino, Ducks (NR)*
83 Daniel Alfredsson, Red Wings (+5)
84 Paul Stastny, Avalanche (+1)
85 Nathan Horton, Blue Jackets (-1)
86 Patrik Elias, Devils (-5)
87 Jussi Jokinen, Penguins (same)
88 Matt Moulson, Sabres (NR)*
89 Chris Stewart, Blues (-6)
90 Justin Williams, Kings (-8)
91 Tyler Bozak, Maple Leafs (same)
92 Ryan Callahan, Rangers (+1)
93 Ryan O'Reilly, Avalanche (-3)
94 Loui Eriksson, Bruins (+1)
95 Gustav Nyquist, Red Wings (-3)
96 Cody Hodgson, Sabres (-10)
97 Tyler Johnson, Lightning (-8)
98 Reilly Smith, Bruins (-4)
99 Mike Richards, Kings (NR)
100 Brendan Gallagher, Canadiens (NR)
* Appeared on injured list last week
Players that dropped out of previous rankings: Vladimir Tarasenko, Ryane Clowe, Alex Killorn, Antoine Vermette
Injured: Steven Stamkos, John Tavares, Henrik Zetterberg, Mikko Koivu, Mats Zuccarello, Tomas Hertl, Valtteri Filppula, Frans Nielsen, Pascal Dupuis, Alex Galchenyuk
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Resorting To Celine, Givenchy And Phillip Lim.
Givenchy Resort 2013: A Scarf-Print Wonderland!
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I am one of their victims. Got caught up in their illegal trade some years ago, my eyes are open, but I can't stop what they're doing to me. In the past they stayed under the radar since it was only a single pair here and there, just enough to tease us with, but not too many at a time to have us going crazy. Now they're getting bold and brave with their takeover, grouping together under a single name, hitting the runways and the streets. Fashion brands are producing these sexy soleful criminals in groups and there is nothing we can do to fight against them. Continue reading "Shoe Gangs Invade Our Summer Lives." »
Chloe Orange Three Pocket Blazer $1895 // 3.1 Phillip Lim Rolled Sleeve Silk Blazer $625 // Steven Alan Renada Double-Breasted Silk Blazer $180
Records are being broken people and the 2012 Olympics haven't begun yet. I know some of us can't help but getting into a fashion trend like it's the latest dance craze, but if there is one trend that needs to be put to rest or avoided by all means, it's the floral blazer.
Can't do it, can't do it, cant do. Getting on the clog bandwagon has been a back and forth dilemma for almost a year now. I like to stay ahead of the trends, and wearing clogs before the masses was my initial plan, but unfortunately the selection at the time would of done me more harm than good. Why should I put on plain black clogs? The same black clogs that were in style almost a decade ago? Have we not evolved in our designing abilities?
Then Proenza Schouler proved me wrong, with their version of the clogs and I was back on along with everyone else it seemed..
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Craigslist Girl Seeks Robb Stark Look-alike For Game Of Thrones Sex Fantasy (May Contain Spoilers)
WARNING: Ad may contain spoilers.
This is the allegedly real casual encounters Craigslist ad from a lady in New Orleans who's looking for a Robb Stark look-alike to have her way with as Daenerys Stormborn Targaryen. Allegedly she has a replica of the Iron Throne too, which I find hard to believe because those things cost $30,000. Who knows, maybe she had a friend make one out of melted plastic swords from Toys R' Us. But that's not the point, the point is that one of you better look like Robb Stark and contact this woman to make this whole fantasy happen. Preferably with a Go-Pro camera strapped to your noggin.
Thanks to T8RO & Busty McGee, who have cool nicknames and should give me a cool nickname too and let me be part of their crew.


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Take a look at this s-w-e-e-t Femme Trench Jacket ($188). Leave it to Anthropologie to come up with such a showy, flowy design twist on the trench coat. We love it paired with a dress and fabulous shoes. It's enough to make us want it to stay cool outdoors a little longer.
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The awkward silences. The nervousness in finding something to talk about or the need to impress. Ah, the oh so familiar feelings of going on first date.
We've all gone on dates that left us with a bad first impression of someone. This probably has to do with the fact that many people out there don't have a clue on proper dating etiquette, which typically leads to first-date bombs.
For example, Donald Bernard McGee, 19, ended up carjacking his date at gunpoint in a Wendy's parking lot in Florida on Friday night.
What started out as a simple date, with a nice stroll on the beach, ended with a police chase. According to what the Boynton Beach Police Department told the Sun Sentinel, McGee asked the Lake Worth woman out after the two of them exchanged a few text messages and photos. When the date ended, the woman drove him to a Wendy's parking lot so they could wait for McGee's brother to pick him up.
Unfortunately, that's not what happened.
The chivalrous man then pulled out a .380-caliber Kel Tec handgun and forced the woman out of her car. The arrest report states that she then ran to a nearby gas station and flagged down a Good Samaritan to call 911.
Police were able to catch up to the Honda Civic and McGee got a taste of his own medicine, as he was arrested at gunpoint by a K-9 officer. After being put in cuffs, the thief tried telling police that the woman was trying to carjack him and that's why he fled.
He was booked into Palm Beach County Jail on Saturday and faces charges of marijuana possession, fleeing police, driving without a valid license, robbery with a firearm, and carjacking with a firearm. His bail is currently set at $15,000.More Like This: Dating Advice for Men, Dating Advice for Women, Relationships


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Quick Bread-and-Butter Apple Pickles
This relish is actually a bit different from the bread-and-butter pickles you may know from childhood. It's also much simpler. It does have a similar flavor profile, though: sweet and bright, with warm spices.
It's a quick pickle in every sense—just a thirty-minute bath in the vinegar before it's ready to serve, and I simply keep it in the refrigerator for up to two weeks, rather than canning it. It never lasts long enough to put up, anyway. Serve as a side salad, or on sandwiches and burgers, or chop up and mix into potato salad.
Apple Notes: Red-skinned apples look prettiest here, so consult the apple portraits on pages 31–60 of the book to find some red firm-sweet apple varieties. I often use Jazz, Baldwin, and Melrose here.
Note: To make this pickle truly pretty (and easy), the mandoline and biscuit cutter are essential. The mandoline because you want paper-thin slices, and the biscuit cutter so you can create apple slices that are the same size as the cukes. You don't need anything fancy, though.
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2012-13 Season (Freshman): Posted an 0-6 dual record, wrestling at 149 pounds.
High School: A 2012 graduate of Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass. ... a four-year letterwinner ... captained his team as a junior and senior ... team ranked in the top-4 in New England during his time with the Big Blue, including Class A team champions in 2009 ... a three-time Prep New England and Class A champion (2010-12) ... a two-time prep All-American, finishing fifth as a junior at 140 pounds and eighth as a senior at 152 pounds ... named Outstanding Wrestler at the Class A Tournament and the New England All-Stars Dual as a senior ... holds the best win percentage at Phillips Academy.
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As the story About Time takes its next twist, it is difficult to decide whether the writers' view of love is highly optimistic or terribly jaded. Within a week of not meeting Tim, Mary is totally in love with someone else, Rupert, whom she met at a party at Joanna's. Tim leaps back to crash the party under the pretext that he is a friend of Mary (Joanna is surprised to learn that Mary has a friend besides her), uses Rupert's angle to draw Mary away from the party before Rupert arrives, throws some words about Mary's idol fashion model Kate Moss which he got from Mary in the previous history, and Mary seizes him like a drowning man going for a lifering, and soon they are together in bed at what is clearly her invitation. She is totally in love with Tim, and has never met Rupert.
The jaded view this suggests is that if you want someone to fall in love with you, you simply need to find someone who is ready to fall in love with someone and become the right person in the right place at the right time. If you are not there, she will fall in love with someone who is and never give you a second look.
The optimistic view is even less romantic, in a sense. Just as the girl (or guy) of your dreams might fall in love with someone else because you missed the opportunity to be there when she was falling in love, so too there is someone else out there who will fall in love with you if you manage to be the right person in the right place at the right time. You might miss the perfect person, but then find someone else who is perfect.
In fact, that seems to have happened with Tim. Charlotte, who rebuffed his advances over the summer, returns. He sees her when he is at the theatre, and tells Rory how totally perfect she is while trying to avoid her. She now changes her mind, stating outright that she made a mistake. (We might think it was now the right time for her, and again Tim is the right person in the right place.) Tim decides against the liaison--but we are getting ahead of ourselves.
Having removed Rupert from the picture, Tim consummates with Mary what we take to be his first stumbling sexual experience; she tells him how the bra works. He decides that he did not do really all that well, so he excuses himself, goes back to the starting point, and repeats it. He then decides that he can do better yet, so he goes back once more for a third attempt at a first time. He does wonderfully well, apparently, and then announces that he is going to sleep. She teases him about once being enough, he responds that it's not exactly fair, and there is a hint that he is exhausted from having done this thrice. Yet he has not done it thrice; his body has done it once. He remembers doing it thrice, because he remembers the histories which he has erased, but if he is exhausted after the third first time, it can only really be because he exhausted himself on that time.
It then must be observed that Tim stays in the past, letting time carry him back to the moment of his departure. He did this before, with applying the suntan lotion, but in that case it was a matter of repeated minutes. This time he relives several days. Whatever he originally did in that time he now has never done, but since most of that entailed trying to catch Mary at the Kate Moss exhibit all he has lost is the time he spent with Kit, which now he remembers but she does not.
There is another notable detail in what we just covered, but if you missed it we will address it next time.


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Mahavishnu Orchestra: Gita
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Inner Worlds (Columbia CK 52923)
John McLaughlin (guitar synthesizer, backing vocals), Narada Michael Walden (drums, lead vocals), Stu Goldberg (organ, piano), Ralphe Armstrong (bass).
Composed by John McLaughlin.
Recorded: Le Chateau Herouville, France, July-August 1975
Rating: 80/100 (learn more)
Expectations are a huge part of listening. That is why the vocal cuts on the Mahavishnu Orchestra's swansong album Inner Worlds were so difficult to accept by many Mahavishnu fans. There had been a few Gayle Moran vocals on the band's previous recording Visions of the Emerald Beyond. But this was a new pared down quartet, and the lead vocals were handled mostly by the male voice of Michael Walden. Moran's sparse vocals had been almost operatic. Walden's were R&B and soul and sometimes syrupy sweet and all over the record. This was not expected from a powerhouse fusion band! And let's face it. Walden was no baritone most of the time. He was not afraid to soar into the higher pitches. How masculine sounding were these new vocals? Could the mostly male fusion audience accept this?
Mostly not. Walden has a good set of pipes and sings quite well. This would be further proven later in his solo pop career. Yet, the melody of "Gita" with its ascending lines and wild guitar synthesizer work was every bit a part of the fusion legacy that the Orchestra was still building. One could easily imagine the tune, played without the vocals, being a killer live number. Some 30 years later the song is heard with fewer expectations. I enjoy it because I know what has come since. But an honest review must consider "Gita" in its original context. For the melody, band performance and early use of the guitar synthesizer, I give a 90 rating. For the shock of hearing the vocals at that time – no matter how talented Walden was or the spiritual message of the lyrics – I give a 70 rating. We split the difference and bestow an 80 rating.
Reviewer: Walter Kolosky
Tags: 1970s jazz · fusion · guitar
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yeah, i have to say that i initially agree about the inclusion of vocals on the record, especially the sheer goof of 'planetary citizen.' however, just within the past day, the upanishadic lyric of 'gita' is haunting me in a very positive manner: Lead Us From the Unreal To Real, Lead Us From Darkness To Light, Lead Us From Death To Immortality. translated from the brhadaranyaka upanishad: Asato Ma Sat Gamaya Tamaso Ma Jyotir Gamaya Mrityor Ma Amritam Gamaya i know the focus here is on chops but i thought id share my inner inspiration as far as the record goes about half of it is totally killer and the title track(s) can go up against any mahavishnu jam preceding it best


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College Hockey:Canisius back in Atlantic Hockey title game after Farrell's overtime goal ousts Mercyhurst
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Canisius defenseman Stephen Farrell scored at 13:30 of the second overtime to lift Canisius to a 5-4 win over Mercyhurst in the first Atlantic Hockey semifinal on Friday.
Farrell's goal, his first of the season, was a shot from the point that glanced off a Mercyhurst defender's stick and beat Lakers goaltender Jimmy Sarjeant.
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"We're the defending champs and to get back to the championship game is a credit to our guys," said Canisius coach Dave Smith. "I thought both teams played very well."
"When you get to double overtime, it's about getting a bounce and the hockey gods smiled on Canisius," said Mercyhurst coach Rick Gotkin. "We were 0-0-7 in overtime during the regular season and we finally won an overtime game last week [against Holy Cross] and now we lost one in overtime. I guess it evens out."
Neither team led by more than a goal in the contest, which ended as the longest game in Canisius history and the second-longest ever played in Atlantic Hockey.
Canisus got the first goal of the contest 7:40 into the first period. Ralph Cuddemi scored the first of two goals by redirecting a shot from the point by Mitch McCrank.
But Mercyhurst ended the first period leading 2-1. Lakers defenseman Alec Shields also scored twice in the game, his first coming from a shot from a tight angle that glanced off of Ferrell and past Golden Griffins goaltender Tony Capobianco at 9:40.
The Lakers took the lead at 17:34 on the power play when Nick Jone's shot from the high slot found the back of the net through a crowd in front of Capobianco.
Cuddemi tallied again on a great individual effort just 1:19 into the second period to tie the game at 2-2. He broke down the right side and cut toward the Mercyhurst net, roofing a shot past Sarjeant from in close.
Shields got his second of the game and third of the season at 11:03 to again give Mercyhurst a lead, but Patrick Sullivan evened things up at 17:10 to close out scoring in the second period.
"It was that kind of a game," said Smith. "We would score and then they would score. They would score and we would answer."
Each team scored a goal in the third period to end regulation tied 4-4. Mercyhurst led in shots on goal through regulation 40-31.
The first overtime was the wildest period of the contest despite the lack of goals. The teams combined for 26 shots in the period with Capobianco making 16 saves and Sarjeant 10.
That set the stage for Ferrell's heroics in the second overtime. Both teams were on fumes before the Griffs' golden goal.
"Hockey's a humbling game," said Gotkin. "Both goalies played great and it's a tough way to lose, to end our season. … It's been one of my favorite teams to coach and it's sad it has to end."
Sergeant, the league's player of the year, lost for the first time to a league foe. The junior, who made 42 saves, was 16-0-5 against Atlantic Hockey opponents heading into the game.
He was outdueled by Capobianco, who made a school playoff-record 58 saves.
"It starts with Capobianco," Smith said of his senior goaltender. "He was outstanding."
Canisius advanced to the title game for the second straight season, again as the No. 7 seed.
"I think the word that best described us tonight was 'resiliency'", said Smith. "We had positive feelings on the bench and it eventually turned to elation."
The Griffins will try to get some rest heading into Saturday's championship game.
"You never want to get into double overtime with a game tomorrow," said Cuddemi. "But we'll get some fluids in us and be ready to go."
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Tolbert Leads Texas Tech Past Angelo State, 65-46
November 1, 2013
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LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech jumped out early and never looked back, while Jordan Tolbert led the way in the second half, as the Red Raiders topped Angelo State, 65-46, Friday in an exhibition game at the United Spirit Arena.
Tolbert, a junior from Fort Worth, finished the night with 12 points and 11 rebounds in 31 minutes of play. He took just five shots from the field, hitting three, including a 3-pointer and added a 5-of-6 performance from the line.
After Kenny Williams gave the Rams a quick 2-0 lead to start the game, Texas Tech went on an 18-2 run to give the Red Raiders an 18-4 lead with 10:34 to play in the first half.
The Red Raiders extended the lead to 18 twice, with the last coming on freshman Randy Onwuasor's layup in the lane to give Tech a 26-8 lead with 4:38 to play in the first half.
Senior Jamal Williams, Jr. gave Texas Tech its largest lead of the game at 19 just before the end of the half, when he converted a four-point play after being fouled on a 3-pointer and then followed with a made free throw. Tech took a 37-18 lead into the half.
Angelo State began chipping away at the Texas Tech lead in the second half, closing to within nine points, 49-40, with 9:48 to play on a Reggie Sutton layup. But then Tolbert took over.
With Texas Tech leading 57-44, Tolbert scored seven of the Red Raiders' final eight points. During that same span, Texas Tech held Angelo State to just two points.
Onwuasor finished the night with 11 points in 16 minutes off the bench, while Williams added 10 points. Junior Robert Turner and senior Dejan Kravic each added nine points in the win.
The new hand checking rule was in full effect on Friday night, as the two teams combined to commit 45 fouls and shoot 52 free throws. Texas Tech ended the evening converting 22 of 31 from the line (71 percent, while Angelo State was 15 of 21 (71.4 percent).
The Red Raiders return to action next Friday as they host Houston Baptist in the season opener at 7 p.m. at the United Spirit Arena.
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Photo finish: Relive the weekend in sports
July 21, 2013 9:00 PM
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text: Jun 4, 2014 10:45 Obama: Child migrants 'urgent humanitarian' issue Obama: Child migrants 'urgent humanitarian' issue In this May 30, 2014, file photo, President Barack Obama speaks in the Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington following his meeting with Veterans Affairs Secretary Shinseki. Obama on Monday, June 2, 2014, described a surge in unaccompanied immigrant children caught trying to cross the Mexican border as an "urgent humanitarian situation," as the White House asked Congress for an extra $1.4 billion in federal money to cope. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File) ALICIA A. CALDWELL and CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN| Associated Press June 3, 2014; 10:48 a.m. Comments WASHINGTON (AP) — The flood of migrant children trying to cross the Mexican border alone has become an "urgent humanitarian situation" that is likely to cost the government more than $1 billion more than the Obama administration thought. Late last week, the Obama administration asked Congress for $1.4 billion in extra funding to help house, feed and transport the tens of thousands of children being caught trying to cross the border illegally, and turned to the Defense Department to help temporarily house more than 1,000 of the children. In a presidential memorandum issued Monday, President Barack Obama described the situation in stark terms and appointed the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Craig Fugate, to lead the government's response. In the past eight months alone, 47,000 children have been apprehended at the southwest border. Children trying to cross the border alone are not a new phenomenon, and the numbers have been on the rise since 2009. But Obama's director of domestic policy, Cecilia Munoz, said the increase in 2014 is larger than last year and the group also now includes more girls and larger numbers of children younger than 13. The increase appears to have caught the administration by surprise, despite growing increases over the past few years. "All of these things are contributing to the sense of urgency," Munoz said. "These are children who have gone through a harrowing experience alone. We're providing for their proper care." The government estimates that as many as 60,000 children, mostly from Central America, could be caught at the border this year. That would be a nearly 10-fold increase since 2011. Between 2008 and 2011, the number of children landing in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement fluctuated between 6,000 and 7,500 a year. In 2012 border agents apprehended 13,625 unaccompanied children, and that number surged even more — to over 24,000 — last year. Rampant crime and poverty across Central America and a desire to reunite with parents or other relatives is thought to be driving many of the young immigrants. Migrant kids remain in removal proceedings even after they're reunited with their parents here, though many have been able to win permission from an immigration judge to stay in the U.S. The growth has surpassed the system's capacity to process and house the children, prompting the government to open an emergency operations center in South Texas to help coordinate the efforts of Refugee Resettlement, a division of the Health and Human Services Department. It also turned to the Defense Department for the second time since 2012 to help house children in barracks at Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio. Mark Greenberg, an assistant HHS secretary, said Monday that about 1,000 children were being housed at the Texas base and as many as 600 others could soon be housed at a Navy base in Southern California. If the latest estimates hold, the government could spend more than $2.28 billion to house, feed and transport the children to shelters or reunite them with relatives already living in the United States. The new estimate is about $1.4 billion more than the government asked for in Obama's budget request sent to Congress earlier this year. Republican lawmakers suggested Monday that the flood of children at the border was the result of Obama's lax enforcement of immigration laws. "The recent surge of children and teenagers from Central America showing up at our Southern border is an administration-made disaster," said Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. Last year, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen said in a scathing order related to migrant smuggling cases that the government was assisting in criminal conspiracies to smuggle children into the United States by reuniting them with parents or other relatives living in the country illegally. ——— Sherman reported from McAllen, Texas. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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September 25th 2004 Juiz de Fora Sport Club JUIZ DE FORA
With a record of three defeats in his last three fights, Marcelo 'Uriapuru' Azevedo(Gracie Barra-BH). Was definitely not a favorite to win the 8 man tournament at Juiz de Flora 1. However with a revamped game, 'Uirapuru' surpassed the expectations and the picks to beat in a war Felipe 'Mongo' Arinelli(WFC), followed by a submissions in the semifinals and in the grand final. On the semifinal against Henrique 'Lango'(Gold Fighters); 'Uriapuru' was smart to impose a solid game and defeated 'Lango' quickly to arrive at the final with plenty of stamina. A good job, by the grabbing the Lango's ankle in R2. Lango over by decision the veteran of BSF and AFC Brazil, Eric Tavares(Ruas VT) in quarter-finals. Tavares was notably out of shape and after being dominated in R2, his despair was seen when he made a flying elbow in R3 like a ProWrestler. On the other hand, the lightest and smallest fighter of the competition, the 'little giant' Pedro Santos from BUDOKAN, went to the final in a dramatic way. First he beati Renato Vieira(BTT) by decision in a fight that Santos ate a lot of jabs to the left eye. The second fight against the Luta-Livre's 'Chocolate'(RFT) wasn't much different. 'Chocolate' was the only fighter of all tournament that didn't spend three rounds to beat his first match, when he imposed a brutal KO combo over Chimansky(Tyger Gym) in R1. So in the semifinals Santos couldn`t avoid the ground and pound of 'Chocolate' in the middle of round 2 and suffered a lot of blows in the injured eye. However the blood didn't stop Santos, and he arrived at the final to face the competent 'Uriapuru', who didn't spend much time in the semifinals. 'Uriapuru' dominated all action on the final, he took Santos down early on the R1 and kept himself in the mount position. Santos survived and got to turn the position; dropping in the guard of 'Uriapuru'. R1 elapsed fast and when the R2 started, 'Uriapuru' made a replay of R1 to handle Santos and finish the bout at the 2:20 by rear naked choke. The event also displayed two singles matches. The local fighters constructed a record of 1-1 against the outside fighters, 'Abu'(Ricardo Marques/Carlos Silva) defeated Souza(Gracie Barra-BH) by decision and Drumond(Gracie Barra-BH) split decisioned PASSARINHO(Carlson Gracie Team) in rwo brawls where nobody left the ring without a cut on the face. On the superfight, Petterson Melo(Boxe Thai) overwhelmed Adriano 'Nasal' Pereira(BTT) by unanimous decision. Melo stated after his last fight in AFC Brazil that he'd not fight on the ground in his next bout of his career and it was what we watched. 'Nasal' got right in with punches in the Melo's face during the match, but he wanted to fight on the ground and the ground fight wasn't seen often on this fight. A kick on the ribs early on R3 eaten by 'Nasal' changed a balanced pace at favor of Melo that precluded Nasal's game of finding a way to take him to the ground and try to finish the fight. Melo now is 6-1-0 in MMA and an opportunity outside Brazil would be welcome. The challenge: After the second single match of the event, Bruno Carvalho(Champions Factory) who fought a Muay Thai match at AFC Brazil 1, challenged Alex Gaze(Boxe Thai) to fight at next Juiz de Fora-Fight. About this episode Gaze said to us: - 'I only have two MMA fights and my record is 1-1-0. I don't understand why everybody wants to face me, this is the third or second challenge that I've to reply to, I think it's fashion to challenge me. Do you want to challenge me too?" (laughs) Conclusion: It is nice to see again the 8 man tournaments. In the modern era, with very well trained fighters, to win three fights in same night is nearly impossible because of arriving in the finals injured or too much tired. A quick victory is very important in the first fights, to be rested on the grand-final. 'Uriapuru' won his first fight by decision and put the final against Santos in his favor at beating Lango before the final of three rounds. Single Match: - Adriano Abu decisioned Rafael Souza by split 8 man tournament - quarter-finals - Henrique Lango (Gold Fighters) decisioned Erik Tavares (Ruas VT) by split - Marcelo Uriapuru Azevedo (Gracie Barra-BH) decisioned Felipe Mongo Arinelli by split - Leonardo Lucio Chocolate Nascimento (RFT) KO'd Eder Chimanski (Tyger GYM) at 4:25 of R2 - Pedro Santos (BUDOKAN) decisioned Renato Vieira (BTT) by unanimous decision Single match - Cassio Drumond (Gracie Barra-BH) decisioned PASSARINHO (Carlson Gracie Team) by split Semifinals - Uriapuru submitted Lango by anklelock at 3:35 of R2 - Santos decisioned Chocolate by unanimous Super-Fight - Petterson Melo (Boxe Thai) decisioned Adriano Nasal Pereira (BTT) by unanimous 8 man tournament grand-final - Uriapuru submitted Santos by rear naked choke at 2:20 of R2


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Tech Volleyball Prepares For Rival Texas
Oct. 30, 2000
Game Information: Texas vs. Texas Tech Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2000, 7 p.m. United Spirit Arena, Lubbock, Texas
Series Record: Texas leads the all-time series 50-8-2
Last Meeting: Texas Tech earned their first victory in Austin in over 23 years as the Red Raiders won in four games (15-8,13-15,15-11,15-10) on Sept. 23. The win was the first over Texas since the 1992 season when Tech took a match in Lubbock. Texas Tech was led by Colleen Smith's 19 kills and 10 digs. Melissa McGehee finished the match with 17 kills and 16 digs.
Rankings: Texas Tech (None), Texas (None)
Nelson vs. Texas: Head coach Jeff Nelson is 1-10 against the Texas Longhorns.
Radio/Television/Webcast: None/Fox Sports Net/www.texastech.com
Texas Tech's Last Outing: Texas Tech defeated UTEP in four games (15-8, 10-15, 15-5, 15-10)
Texas' Last Outing: The Longhorns defeated Baylor in Austin (15-8, 15-12, 15-8)
After a four-game win over UTEP, Texas Tech has now turned its focus to rival Texas. Texas Tech will be looking for a series sweep for the first time in school history. The Longhorns will enter the match with a 7-13 overall record and 6-7 mark in the Big 12.
Texas enters the match after defeating Baylor at home on Saturday. The win over Baylor marked the second win over the Bears this season giving Texas their first conference sweep. Texas beat Baylor in three games 15-8, 15-12, 15-8 to preserve their perfect home record against Baylor.
The Longhorns dropped out of the Top 25 early on in the season and have not made a push to enter the rankings since. However, over the last three matches the Horns have played much better volleyball as Texas became the only school in the Big 12 besides Texas Tech to win a game from Nebraska three matches ago. Since the Nebraska match, Texas has won two straight over Iowa State and Baylor.
Texas is led Kathy Tilson's 262 kills and 11 service aces. The defensive leader for Texas is Katia Lara who has 209 digs.
The Texas Tech volleyball team took a break from non-conference action on Monday night and came away victorious with a four-game win over UTEP at United Spirit Arena.
Tech won the first game of the match 15-8 but fell in the second 10-15 after falling behind 3-7 early in the game. Tech regrouped at the intermission and rattled off 15-5 and 15-10 wins to seal the match.
On the night, Texas Tech was led by Melissa McGehee and Colleen Smith who each tallied 18 kills.
Texas Tech's success on the court is also showing up in the NCAA statistical rankings. As of the Oct. 22 rankings, Texas Tech is listed in the top 20 in four categories as a team and has two individuals ranking in two categories.
TEAM RANKINGS (20) Kills (15) Assists (20) Digs (20) Won-Lost Percentage
INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (6) Assists, Skydra Orzen (1) Service Aces, Heather Hughes-Justice
Texas Tech junior outside hitter Heather Hughes-Justice set a Texas Tech school record for service aces in a single-season by nailing three aces against Iowa State on Oct. 18. Hughes-Justice entered the match with Iowa State needing just one ace to break Cristine Martin's all-time record of 55 aces set during the 1996 season. Hughes-Justice went the first two games against the Cyclones without an ace but was able to get three straight on the opening serve of the third game. She currently has 63 aces on the season which is best in the nation.
For Texas Tech, a win over Texas on Wednesday won't be just another ordinary win. A win over Texas is never ordinary but for the Red Raiders, a Wednesday night win would be very special. In the history of Texas Tech volleyball, the Red Raiders have never earned a season sweep of Texas. Tech went to Austin on Sept. 23 and earned their first win in Austin since 1977 and their first over Texas since the 1992 season.
Texas Tech has allowed its season hitting percentage to drop to a season low .235 after three-straight poor hitting matches in which Tech has hit under .200. Following Tech's match with Iowa State, the Red Raiders were hitting .247 on the year but have since dropped to .235 after hitting .197 against Baylor, .199 against Kansas State and .176 against UTEP. Colleen Smith leads the team with 384 kills (.255) and a 4.57 kills-per-game average.
Texas Tech seems destined to play long matches this season as the Red Raiders have played in six matches that went five games. Texas Tech is 4-2 in these matches with the two losses coming at home against Coloroado and at Kansas State.
Texas Tech's match with Texas will be televised on a tape-delay basis by Fox Sports Net. The game will air locally on Fox Sports Southwest (Cox Cable Channel 20) on Sunday, Nov. 5.


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Finding a Physical Therapy Job
Physical Therapy School: Your Options
June 28th, 2016
Finding a Physical Therapy Aide: Is it Hard?
Are you interested in getting a job in physical therapy? Whether you want to be an actual physical therapist or a physical therapy aide, this is a terrific opportunity and of course then the first step is going to be for you to decide on a physical therapy school that you can go to where you can receive the proper education.
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This physical therapy school features academic professional programs which foster critical inquiry and reflection. Their students can participate in clinical placements around the world and around the corner, and their graduate program welcomes students from all around the world as well as from Canada.
School of Physical Therapy
This is another physical therapy school that you should consider. They are a fantastic school that offers all the information and training on physical therapy that you will need to start a successful career in the field of your dreams.
Just make sure that you do not rush this, because this is a process that you should take very serious as you want to ensure that you are going to find the right school for you and have the opportunities that you are looking for. Speak to a college advisor or instructor of the sort if you want the best information on this and if you want to be able to ensure that you are choosing the right school for you and your needs.
Your goals are important, and if it is your dream to become physical therapist then this is what you should be doing. It is critical that you go to a good school if you want to get the information that you are looking for and that you end up with the best results.
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How to lose weight -> One of the most distress issues in most women mind ! Nevertheless, little to our awareness, there are some period where we are particularly easier in gaining those extra weight and becoming obese.
- Fluctuating Dieting Habits
This could often happen to those who are not on diet plan, especially after initial success on dietary plan and have some weight dropped, or those out of disappointment or frustration and abandoned the diet plan, going back to original diet habits. In such occasions, it will eventually leads to more weight gain ! Keep in mind that diet plan must be consistent.
- Getting those Job Promotion
Yup , surprise it maybe , but when people are "rising" on the job, we tend to feel proud mentally. There is nothing wrong with it. But we didn't realized that our appetite will also gets on the rise too !
Apart from that, as the job position gets higher, one will inevitably gets more on responsibilities and work scope. All these add up to mental stress. Unknowingly, you could bite on those extra snacks and drinks. Those are extra calorie that could add on to the weight.
- Post Natal and Breast Feeding Period
It's just natural ! For women going thru both Post Natal and Breast Feeding is actually also going thru the one of the most dangerous period of gaining extra fat, especially fats on the buttocks and thighs.
Take a good control on the frequent intake of high fat foods, those are really hard to get away after the post natal period. On the other hand, to ensure the high nutritional requirements, women going thru this period should eat more on fresh vegetables and fruits.


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame describes Jimi Hendrix as "arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music". High praise for someone who only lived until he was 27.
Jimi Hendrix would be 71 years old if he were alive today. His legacy seems to grow larger each year. An annual "Experience Hendrix Tour" just finished up its eighth year bringing together Hendrix disciples like Jonny Lang, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Dweezil Zappa.
Zappa is among those interviewed in a definitive Hendrix documentary Hear My Train A Comin'. The film, released last year, delves into the life of this incredibly talented musician by letting the people who knew him best tell his story including fellow Hall of Fame members Paul McCartney and Billy Gibbons; his Jimi Hendrix Experience bandmates Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell; as well as through interviews with the man himself. Some of the film consists of previously unseen home movies taken by Hendrix and Mitchell.
You can ride along this two-hour adventure through the life of Jimi Hendrix on Wednesday, June 25th (7:30pm) at the Rock Hall's Foster Theater (4th Floor). This event is free with a reservation. Seating is limited. Reservations can be made through the Rock Hall online ticketing website or on-site at the Rock Hall Box Office.
Jimi Hendrix was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992. He was presented by Neil Young.


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In Mississippi, they wanted to call it a levy on unauthorized substances.
In Indiana, it is the controlled substances excise tax.
In Montana, it was called the drug possession tax.
In Oklahoma and North Carolina, it is the illegal drug tax.
In Tennessee, it is simply a windfall.
For states scrounging for ways to put new money into the local budgets, Tennessee's experience is an eye-opener.
Mississippi lawmakers tinkered with the idea this year. The House voted to allow lawmakers to consider a bill to require dealers to buy tax stamps for cocaine or other illegal drugs.
Its purpose? To bring down drug dealers and raise a little cash.
The Senate killed the proposal. Some lawmakers worried that the tax could lead dealers to sue to try to legalize crack, methamphetamine and other drugs.
"You could be promoting corruption with this legislation," said Rep. David Green, D-Gloster.
Rep. Joe Warren, D-Mount Olive, who brought the proposal to the House, said the tax would financially benefit local law enforcement agencies and the state when drug sellers or carriers pay taxes after being caught.
"I don't think we would have to worry about people rushing in and buying a stamp," Warren said.
Such black market taxes are not new to Mississippi. Before liquor was legalized in 1966, Mississippi charged a black market tax on alcoholic beverages.
Now comes the Volunteer State.
This past week, Tennessee officials said the unauthorized substances tax had generated more than $600,000 in collections and $15 million in assessments since it took effect Jan. 1.
Under the law - which some Mississippi lawmakers had hoped to copy - people in possession of illegal drugs in Tennessee must purchase stamps marked with a number to be affixed to packages containing the drugs.
When drugs without the stamp are found, the Tennessee Department of Revenue taxes the alleged drug possessor and gives them an opportunity to pay the tax. If it is not paid, agents may seize and auction off anything of value the person owns.
Tennessee officials said only 184 stamps have been purchased voluntarily so far.
The illegal drug tax is levied per gram - $3.50 for marijuana, $50 for cocaine and $200 for meth and crack cocaine. Three-fourths of the tax revenue is given to the law enforcement agency that investigates the drug offense and the rest goes into Tennessee's general fund.
Such laws have been enacted amid questions of constitutionality. Legal experts have argued such tax laws are criminal penalty lacking in necessary due-process safeguards. Other questions involve forcing drug offenders to pay a tax in addition to their criminal fines - that is, double punishment for the same crime.
Federal and state law enforcement agencies have called Mississippi the "Crossroads of the South" in terms of movement of illegal drugs.
With interstate highways, deepwater and river ports and air and rail systems, lawmen say drugs move from Texas, Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico ports into Mississippi and on the Midwest and the eastern seaboard.
According to federal agencies, cocaine and crack cocaine seizures in Mississippi in 2002 were estimated at 7,169 kilograms. A kilogram is 1,000 grams. Methamphetamine seizures were 4.4 kilograms, and marijuana seizures were 294 kilograms.
Applying the Tennessee illegal drug tax levies, Mississippi's take could have been more than $37 million.
With the growth of methamphetamine over the past three years, the figures could be higher.


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Summary of today's headlines
The Department for Transport has refused to fund the cost of repairing the Beaminster Tunnel in Dorset.
It was closed in July after heavy rain caused a landslide which killed two people.
The cost of the repair is estimated to be £2.1 million.
Text Santa is organising the Biggest Bag Pack Ever for 6 UK based charities. They will help and support someone near you this Christmas.
The second carnival takes place tonight in the West's Guy Fawkes Carnival Circuit. Many roads in the town will be closed from 6pm.
Bristol based charity Sustrans is warning cyclists to stay safe as clocks go back


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Stephanie Gardiner
Stephanie Gardiner is a reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. Email or tweet her with your news tips.
Dentist and former deputy mayor Andrew Istephan admits assaulting elderly patients
Stephanie Gardiner, Paul Bibby Former Hurstville deputy mayor and dentist Andrew Istephan engaged in "callous and systematic exploitation" of elderly people for extra money. Now he has pleaded guilty to more charges.
Parents of Ryan Leo bow to stranger who tried to save his life
Stephanie Gardiner The bereaved parents of Ryan Leo stood solemnly and bowed in unison. "Thank you very much madam. We will never forget you," Ben Leo told the woman who tried to save his son's life.
Michael and Wade Basanovic guilty over Sydney bikie killing of Zeljko Mitrovic
Stephanie Gardiner, Patrick Begley Father and son Michael and Wade Basanovic said they went to see Zeljko "Steve" Mitrovic to make peace. But then Wade shot Mr Mitrovic dead.
'Little boy ran out in front, and bang', inquest into Ryan Leo's death told
Stephanie Gardiner There were photos of Ryan Leo as a baby in a Santa Claus suit, as a toddler at the beach, and as a young boy laughing on his father's shoulders.
Baker Habibullah Afghan-Baig denies assaulting, groping female job seekers
Stephanie Gardiner In his white baker's uniform, with his head bowed, Habibullah Afghan-Baig sat accused of groping and assaulting two young women looking for work in his Sydney business.
Brian Brown walks free from bikie murder trial
Stephanie Gardiner "Mr Brown you are free to go". With those words from Justice David Davies, Brian Mcgarvie Brown, walked out of the NSW Supreme Court a free man.
Wrongly jailed woman Roseanne Beckett awarded $2.3 million in damages
Stephanie Gardiner Roseanne Beckett claims a long awaited victory on the steps of the NSW Supreme Court.
Roseanne Beckett wins $2.3 million for being wrongfully jailed
Stephanie Gardiner Every day for more than two decades, Roseanne Beckett has woken up troubled by a difficult, lengthy court battle.
Antonio Giannasca death: John Giannasca 'debilitated' by grief after running over his father at Rookwood cemetery
Stephanie Gardiner A "dedicated and supportive" son, John Giannasca went to Rookwood cemetery every week to visit his mother's grave with his father. On one visit, "extraordinary tragedy" struck.
Sydney man fails in bid to sue Mirvac for $4 million, after walking into door
Stephanie Gardiner When PhD student Vangu Kitoko hit his head on a glass door in Sydney's Broadway shopping centre✓, he claimed to see a puddle of liquid on the floor. He set out to sue Mirvac for $4 million.
Hells Angels bikie Zeljko Mitrovic shot: Wade Basanovic fired in fear, court told
Stephanie Gardiner Seconds after Hells Angels bikie Michael Basanovic allegedly nodded at his son Wade, the younger man started firing.
Sydney siege gunman Man Monis' partner Amirah Droudis to face murder trial
Stephanie Gardiner Sydney siege gunman Man Monis's partner, Amirah Droudis, has been committed to stand trial accused of murdering Monis's ex wife, who was stabbed 18 times and set alight.
Marcela Castaneda found not guilty of manslaughter of fiance Gregory Peck
Stephanie Gardiner, Louise Hall Marcela Castaneda has been found not guilty of the manslaughter of her fiance Gregory Peck. She successfully argued she acted in self defence when she fatally stabbed him during a fight about...
Marcela Castaneda 'scared' of fiance Gregory Peck when she stabbed him: court
Stephanie Gardiner Marcela Castaneda remembers her heart beating rapidly, her hands covered in sweat, and her face getting hot as she gripped a knife.
Marcela Castaneda tells court about night she stabbed fiance
Stephanie Gardiner Marcela Castaneda said she looked up the definition of "wife" and showed her fiance in the moments before their fatal argument.
Osteopath Robert Anthony John Black banned for groping women
Stephanie Gardiner One patient was a 12-year-old girl being treated for "knock knees", another was a woman recovering from a car accident, and yet another was pregnant and in severe pain.
Fight about postponed wedding led to Marcela Castaneda fatally stabbing fiance Gregory Peck, court hears
Stephanie Gardiner "I don't know what he might do. I'm worried that one day he might hurt me." Marcela Castaneda had "chilling insight" into the fate of her relationship, court hears.
Matthew Tupper fined for scratching woman's car after finding 'prick' letter
Stephanie Gardiner The note stuck on the windscreen said: "Please call this number and I'll move my car, you inconsiderate prick". But Matthew Tupper took a different course of action.
'Nothing to lose': Rodney Boatswain, accused killer of Helen Dawson Key, to stay in jail
Stephanie Gardiner The shooting was "cold-blooded", the weapon is missing, the accused man is dying and has "nothing to lose".
Murderer Terrence Leary pleads guilty to attack on Sydney woman while on parole
Stephanie Gardiner In 1990, Terrence John Leary broke into a teenager's room and beat her to death with a hammer when she refused to have sex with him. Now he's admitted a violent attack on another woman.


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I took a drive out to the former site of the Troop octagonal barn a couple of days ago. It had been a while since I had been out to the site and I felt that I should go to see what was left. In reality, I had been delaying this trip. Partially it was because I have been busy at work, but the majority of the reason for the delay was that I just didn't want to see the site without any trace of the barn.
As I approached the site, the first thing that I saw was a large hole in the landscape. Not a literal hole (there was still a pile of debris) but a hole which represented a missing landmark. When I drive through Granville Centre, my eye almost unintentionally turns to the skyline as I drive past the community centre. From here I was able to get my first view of the round barn. On this trip, the only things on the skyline were trees.
When I got to the site I had a feeling of sad resignation fall over me. The barn was indeed flattened and the frame was gone. To make me feel a bit more useful, I wandered around and snapped some pictures of what remained at the site. As I looked around the wreckage, I was even able to find something to smile about. The stone foundation was much more visible than it had previously been. This allowed me to get some good shots of the stonework. I always enjoy walking through local fields and finding the stone remains of an old barn or house. It gives me a chance to reflect on who the inhabitants may have been and what their lives were like. Perhaps the Troop barn's foundation can give someone this moment of reflection a couple of centuries from now.
My wistful moment took another turn as I was leaving the site. While I was walking back to the car I noticed a number of barn swallows soaring gracefully through the air. I watched them for a while and I started to wonder where barn swallows live when their barn goes away.
All for now,


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Top 3DS Action Games of All Time
Welcome to VideoGamer.com's top action games of All Time, a list of the best videogames, generated by editorial reviews and popularity on the site. Here's a look at our favourites...
Remember, this list is in descending order! VideoGamer.com is always open to hearing about your opinion. Would your list be different? If so let us know on the Forums or tweet us @VideoGamerCom.
LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
LEGO Star Wars III grips your hand and never quite trusts you enough to let go, and unfortunately means it never develops beyond the by-the-numbers status it starts off with.
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D
The fast-paced, score-orientated nature of Mercenaries mode remains intact for the 3DS version, but even with all its bells, whistles and 'duo' co-op play, it never feels like a 'proper' game.
Resident Evil Revelations
Unable to choose between the balls-out action of Resident Evil 5 and the classic tension of the original games, Capcom settles on a haphazard combination of styles that never quite works.
Sonic Lost World
Sonic: Lost World on 3DS is better than its Wii U counterpart, but it's still a disappointment.
Kirby Triple Deluxe
Another decent series entry, with smart levels, puzzles and unlockables that'll keep the Kirby Hardcore happy.
Our Score7
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars
For all its lack of 3D showboating, Shadow Wars offers genuine depth.
Star Fox 64 3D
Star Fox 64 3D is no masterpiece. All the same, it's one of the best-looking games on the platform, and a respectful restoration that will please the fans.
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D
If the 3DS is the only console you own, you really should acquire this game as soon as you can. When everyone said that you'd love it, they really weren't lying.
Kid Icarus: Uprising
A triumphant return for a forgotten hero; a dazzling, silly, beautiful adventure that mostly, but never completely, overcomes its control woes.
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate
A great action title and one of the best offerings on Nintendo's console.
Our Score9


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Orange County residents are invited to celebrate the Lunar New Year with a free Metrolink ride to Chinatown in Los Angeles on Saturday, Feb. 5.
The first 100 guests will receive free round-trip Metrolink tickets, courtesy of Metrolink, to ring in the "Year of the Rabbit" at the Golden Dragon Parade in Los Angeles' Chinatown.
Tickets will be handed out beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Irvine Transportation Center, 15215 Barranca Parkway in Irvine.
Participants can catch the 9:38 a.m. train to Los Angeles Union station. All Metrolink tickets are good for a free transfer on the Gold Line to Chinatown.
Those who ride the train to the parade also can enter the Orange County Metrolink Lunar New Year photo contest by uploading a picture of themselves on the way to the event or at the parade to the OC Metrolink Facebook page.
Photos must be uploaded by Feb. 12 and the winner will receive four free round-trip Metrolink tickets.
For train schedules and contest information, visit www.octa.net/lunar2011.


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Sadie Hagan was kind enough to write down stories from her life. She covers everything from doing her chores to helping helping her father hitch up the horses to go to town. Most importantly, this short volume serves as a reminder that everyone has a story and there are people who will find it interesting.
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