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The Crown Premier Dressage Bridle with integrated, padded crown, padded brow and crank noseband with flash is made from carefully selected leather. Finished with hand-rubbed edges and stainless steel hardware, this dressage bridle includes web/rubber reins.
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Dr. Cook's Leather BitlessBridle™ Reins are flat laced and match the Bitless Bridle. 54".
Dr. Cook's Leather Padded BitlessBridle™ is made of top-quality leather and features soft padding on the nose and brow. Developed by a veterinarian, this bitless bridle encourages kinder, more comfortable control, increased energy, more forward motion and improved balance and concentration. Matching reins are sold separately.
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Dr. Cook's Beta BitlessBridle™ offers all the benefits of a bitless bridle--plus exceptionally easy care. This synthetic bridle is made of Beta material with the strength and durability of nylon and the easy care of vinyl. Matching reins are sold separately.


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The flavor combo of the juniper and clove are outstanding. It makes this dish tasty and unique. What ever you do, do not skip the juniper. Very tender and it was well received by the whole family.
I modified this recipe a bit. I used front and hind leg meat from a Javelina (a wild pig in Arizona) that my roommate shot earlier this year. I omitted the juniper berries since I didn't have any, rosemary because I am allergic, gin because my roommate is a recovering alcoholic, and tomato sauce because I wanted a more robust flavor. I used apple cider vinegar instead of red wine vinegar. I added thyme and a bit of marjoram. I baked it in my dutch oven at 190 F for 8 hours.
This recipe does a great job of making the meat tender - at the end you could cut the meat with a plastic disposable spoon! The flavors infused the meat very well too, and there was no gamey flavor.
I imagine that this recipe would adapt well to a slow cooker as long as you can set it low enough where it won't boil.


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From The Mirror of Zen
There is only one thing, from the very beginning, infinitely bright and mysterious by nature.
It was never born, and it never dies. It cannot be described or given a name.
What is this "one thing"?
An eminent teacher wrote,
Even before the ancient Buddhas were born,
One thing was already perfectly complete.
Even Shakyamuni Buddha could not understand it.
How could he transmit it to Mahakashyapa?
There is one "thing" that is never born, and never dies. For this reason it cannot be named in any way, or expressed, or depicted.
The Sixth Patriarch of Zen once addressed the assembly thus: "I have something that has no name and no form. Do any of you see it?" Zen Master Shen-hui immediately replied, "It is the essence of all Buddhas, and also my buddha-nature." Due to this answer, Shen-hui cannot be considered a legitimate heir and descendant of the Sixth Patriarch.
Zen Master Nan-yueh came from Mount Seung Sahn to see the Sixth Patriarch, who asked, "What is it that comes here like this?" Nan-yueh was completely stuck, and could not answer anything. After eight years of practice, he finally attained enlightenment and said, "If you even call this a 'thing,' it is not correct." This answer is why Nan-yueh thus became the premier Dharma heir and successor of the Sixth Patriarch.
The sages of the three great teachings
Can be found in this phrase.
Who dares express it must be careful—
Your eyebrows may fall out!
The appearance of all Buddhas and Patriarchs in this world can be likened to waves arising suddenly on a windless ocean.
The word Buddha refers to Shakyamuni Buddha, and Patriarch refers to the Venerable Mahakashyapa. Their coming into the world means that, out of great kindness and great compassion, they appeared in order to save all sentient beings from suffering.
In view of "the one thing," however, everyone's original nature is already complete, just as it is. Why have we come to depend on others, always wanting to dress up this simple matter with more powder and rouge? Therefore their coming into this world can be viewed in just the same way you would if waves were to somehow arise on a sea without wind. This is the reason why the Maha Sunyata Sutra says, "Words on a page are demon-karma, names and forms are demon-karma, and even the Buddha's own speech is demon-karma."
All of this is just to say that when you correctly attain your original nature, both Buddha and Patriarchs are no longer of any use to you.
Light fades away in heaven and earth,
When the sun and moon grow dark.
Yet, dharma has many depths of meaning, and people have different capacities to receive it. Therefore it is necessary to adopt different kinds of skillful means.
Dharma refers to the one thing, and people refers to all sentient beings. Dharma has two aspects: it never changes, and yet it also follows conditions, cause and effect. People also have two kinds of capacity: they always have the ability to awaken to themselves in an instant, while there is the constant need to refine themselves through gradual practices as well. Therefore it is necessary to adopt different kinds of skillful means employing words and speech. There is an old adage that goes, "According to official policy, even giving so much as a needle tip as a bribe is strictly prohibited. Yet in actual reality, horse-drawn carts laden up with bribes endlessly come and go."
Sentient beings' original nature is already complete, but they do not open their wisdom eye, and thus, of their own free will, fall into the cycle of rebirth (samsara). Without the gleaming sword of Wisdom transcending worldly matters, who could cut through the heavy veil of ignorance? Owing to the Buddha's great kindness and compassion, we are enabled to cross the ocean of suffering and arrive on the other side. Were we to sacrifice our life as many times as there are sands in the Ganges River, it would still be difficult to repay even the tiniest portion of this debt.
All of this demonstrates how much we should truly appreciate the blessings of the Buddha and the Patriarchs and redouble
our efforts anew to attain our original nature.
The king mounts the royal throne.
An old man in the countryside sings a song.
You may call it "mind," or "Buddha," or "sentient being." Yet you should neither become attached to the names nor make distinctions or understanding. The essence of things is just-like-this. If even one thought appears, that is already a mistake.
Sutra teachings rely on words such as these three names ("mind," "Buddha," "sentient being") to express the one thing. Zen meditation teaches that you must not become attached to any words or speech.
Picking it up or putting it down. Creating or destroying. These are the actions of a Free Person who is without any hindrance.
The selection above demonstrates how Buddhas and Patriarchs have freely used myriad expedient means to convey their teachings.
It's like sweet rain falling after a long drought;
Like encountering an old friend in a faraway,
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(July 3, 2014) -- UTSA students and staff recently attended the two-day 2014 University of Texas at Austin Male Student Leadership Summit, hosted by the Texas Education Consortium for Male Students of Color.
UTSA students Francis Garner, a senior business management major, and Alvin Curette, a graduate student in the UTSA College of Education and Human Development, Gaston Cantu of the San Antonio Pre-Freshman Engineering Program and staff members from the Tomás Rivera Center including Tracy Lawson, Scott Williams, Javier Cervantes and Bonita de Leon represented San Antonio and UTSA at the summit.
The summit brought together emerging student leaders from across the state. It featured workshops for students and professionals focused on building leadership and networking skills among young men of color, including best practices, leadership strategies and professional career development.
The two keynote speakers were Marco Davis, a representative from the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics, and Luis Ponjuan, an associate professor in the College of Education and Human Development at Texas A&M University.
The strategies and ideas presented at the summit will be used to plan the UTSA Men Achieving Leadership and Excellence (MALE) Summit in 2015. The first MALE Summit was held in January, as part of a LeaderShape Vision initiative by Marston Jefferson, a UTSA student who wanted to create an opportunity for male students focused on academic success and leadership
For more information about the UTSA Student Center for Community Engagement and Inclusion, visit http://www.utsa.edu/inclusion, call 210-458-4770 or visit University Center 2.01.04. For more information about the UTSA MALE Summit, contact Francis Garner at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Campers will investigate how museums use artifacts, oral histories, and research to unravel stories about our past.
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MIT Computer Scientists Demonstrate the Hard Way That Gender Still Matters BY ELENA GLASSMAN, NEHA NARULA AND JEAN YANG "We're 3 female computer scientists at MIT, here to answer questions about programming and academia. Ask us anything!" we wrote for our Reddit Ask Me Anything session last Friday. Read more.
CSAIL postdoc and member of the MIT Computational Biology Group, Andreas Pfenning and collaborators at Duke University have reported findings on large data studies comparing song bird genomics with humans and primates. Vocal-learning birds and primates have common genes that could help pinpoint genetic disorders in humans such as stuttering or Huntington's Disease. Read more.
On Dec. 11, 2014, the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab hosted 150 local students for its first annual "Hour of Code" demo fair, tied to the international initiative aimed at getting young people excited about programming. Read more.
A new cybersecurity center made possible by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation will focus on cyber security policy -- one of three new academic initiatives (also at Stanford and UC Berkeley) aimed at laying the foundations for smart, sustainable policy to deal with the growing global cyber threats. Read more.
At this year's Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages and Applications (OOPSLA) conference, EECS faculty member Martin Rinard and several students from his group in MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory presented a new system that lets programmers identify sections of their code that can tolerate inconsequential error. The system, dubbed Chisel, then determines which program instructions to assign to unreliable hardware components, to maximize energy savings yet still meet the programmers' accuracy requirements. Read more.
Rodney Brooks, Founder, Chairman, CTO of Rethink Robotics and Panasonic Professor of Robotics (emeritus) at MIT, has spent his life creating intelligent machines that do our bidding. Read more about him and why he fears there will not be enough workforce robots in the future.