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People have a really hard time focusing on one goal at a time. Maybe it has something to do with our culture of ADD and overstimulation.
Whatever the reason, you might think you need to tackle every possible fitness goal at once, when all you really need to do is focus on one thing at a time.
We recommend employing the Cycle Principle.
What this means is spending a considerable amount of time focused on one goal, and moving on to a new goal when you've accomplished what you set out to with the previous one. The cycle principle is important for maintaining motivation and improving your ability to learn new skills.
It also prevents you from overworking any particular routine.
3 Examples of Ring Workouts You Can Cycle for Different Goals
Below, you'll find three different gymnastic rings workouts, each focused on its own goal.
Before jumping in to any one of these routines, think about what your goals are, and why. Plan ahead and think about what your next goal will be too. Ask yourself,
How will this goal help me get to my next one?
These are just examples, so we haven't included tutorials for every exercise. Most of these exercises should be pretty self-explanatory, and we've covered most of them in other places (on the blog or on our YouTube channel), but feel free to ask any questions if you're having trouble with technique.
Routine #1 – Pushing Strength Cycle
This is an example of a cycle to address pushing strength. You'll notice that each of these exercises either involves actual pushing, or engages the muscles that will help you build pushing strength through holds.
Plank Hold (5 seconds)
- Make sure to keep your wrists directly beneath your shoulders -or in front as you get stronger.
- Turn your rings out and keep your body tight throughout the hold.
- Go into and out of the hold slowly.
Push-Ups (3 to 5 reps)
- Start in the plank hold position, with the rings turned out.
- Lower yourself slowly and with control, and don't let your shoulders drop below your hands.
- Slowly push your body back up to the starting position, with control.
Dips to Top Position (3 to 5 reps)
- Start in the top position hold with the rings turned out.
- Let the rings roll in so your palms face each other and slowly bend your elbows, dipping your body.
- Push your body back up to the top position with the rings turned out.
Top Position Hold (5 seconds)
- Start by standing with the rings at waist height.
- Jump up and pull the rings close to your body.
- Keep your shoulders down away from your ears and lift your chest up.
- Push down and turn the rings out.
Stick with this routine for 4-6 weeks.
Work on increasing the number of reps/seconds per exercise, but make sure to maintain impeccable form. Once you feel confident you've improved your pushing strength, you can move on to your next goal.
Routine #2 – Conditioning Cycle
For this next cycle, we'll focus on building up your conditioning, or your ability to do a lot of work for prolonged periods of time. This will be helpful if you are looking to improve your endurance for a particular sport, or if you're just tired of getting winded while climbing the stairs.
Superset 1
- Push-ups (3 to 5 reps)
- Follow the instructions described above.
- Plank Hold (5 seconds)
- Follow the instructions described above.
Superset 2
- Neutral Grip Pull-Ups (2 to 3 reps)
- Start in a dead hang position with your palms facing each other.
- Slowly pull your body up until your shoulders meet your hands.
- Lower yourself slowly into a dead hang before starting your next rep.
- Dead Hang L-Sit (5 second hold)
- Start with your body below the rings.
- Straighten your arms, hanging from the rings.
- Without shrugging your shoulders or bending your arms, bring your legs off the ground into an L-Sit position.
Superset 3
- Dips (3 to 5 reps)
- Start in the top position hold with the rings turned out.
- Let the rings roll in so your palms face each other and slowly bend your elbows, dipping your body.
- Push your body back up to the top position with the rings turned out.
- Top Position Hold (5 seconds)
- Follow the instructions above.
Work on this routine for about 4 weeks, adding as many rounds of supersets by the end as you can – of course, while maintaining perfect form. You'll definitely notice improvements in your endurance as you go along.
Routine #3 – Core Strength Cycle
This cycle will help you get those rock hard abs you've always dreamed about. Of course, the path to a six-pack starts in the kitchen, but engaging your core is certainly a vital part of the puzzle.
Tuck to Inverted Hang (3 to 5 reps)
- Start by locking out your arms beneath the rings, with your feet on the ground.
- Pull your knees up into the tuck position.
- Keep pulling your knees in until you straighten them above you, in the inverted position.
- Lower yourself by bending your knees back into the tuck and coming back into the starting position.
Dead Hang L-Sit (10 seconds)
- Follow the instructions above.
Mt. Climbers (10 reps per leg)
- Start in the plank position.
- Tighten your core while bending one knee toward your chest.
- Return to the plank position and repeat on the other side.
Stick with this routine for 4-6 weeks, focusing on building up your time on holds, and the number of reps you are doing. As always, form is the most important thing, so don't lose sight of that.
Some Benefits of Using the Cycling Principle
We apply this Cycle Principle to all of our programs at GMB. Each one includes four phases, which are mini-cycles within the larger cycle of the complete program:
- Fundamental Strength Movements
- Skill Building Combinations
- Flow Acquisition Components
- Flow Mastery Routine
We set up our programs this way so you never get stuck on one goal, but you're still focused on one goal at a time. Maintaining this kind of focus, while planning for the next phase, will increase your chances of success in meeting your desired goals.
The three routines included above demonstrate that you can apply this principle to any tool.
The important thing is that you have a clear picture of what your goal is, and that you understand how your chosen routine will help you achieve that goal.
So, be sure to plan out your goals and your exercise routines accordingly, and you'll have a much greater chance of success.

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Sep. 2, 1791
Orange County
New York, USA
Jul. 11, 1849
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Utah, USA
Born in Nobletown (later Hillsdale), Orange, New York
Son of Philemon Baldwin and Esther Charles
Married Nancy Kingsbury, 7 Dec 1814, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Children - Nancy Maria Baldwin, Caleb Clark Baldwin, Eunice Mary Baldwin, Waldo Baldwin, Mary Ann Baldwin, James Kingsbury Baldwin, Abigail Sherman Baldwin, Julia Murdock Baldwin, Ellen Diana Baldwin, Elizabeth Emma Baldwin
Served in War of 1812 in Ohio militia.
Moved to Warrensville (later in University Heights), Cuyahoga Co., by June 1830.
Baptized by Parley P. Pratt, 14 Nov. 1830, near Warrensville.
Ordained an elder, by June 1831.
Moved to Jackson Co., Missouri, by 1832.
Moved to what became Caldwell Co., Missouri, ca. 1834.
Served mission to Illinois, 1835; with Levi Jackman, established branch of church near Clear Creek, Union Co., Illinois.
With Joseph Smith in jail at Liberty, Clay Co., Dec. 1838–Apr. 1839.
Moved to Nauvoo, Hancock Co., Illinois, by 1840.
Ordained a high priest.
Moved to Salt Lake Valley, 1848.
Died in Salt Lake City, 1849.
Baptized member of the LDS Church, 14 November 1930 by Parley P. Pratt. Friend of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Caleb suffered in prison with the Prophet Joseph of Liberty Missouri. Driven out of Missouri and Nauvoo by vicious mobs. They came with the Saints to Salt Lake City in 1848.
Within the Walls of Liberty Jail
December 1, 1838, a little-known Latter-day Saint from Warrensville, Ohio, named Caleb Baldwin was charged with "crimes of high treason" and incarcerated in the lower level of Liberty Jail in Clay County, Missouri. His prison companions included members of the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Joseph Smith, Hyrum Smith, and Sidney Rigdon, as well as Lyman Wight and Alexander McRae. The six detainees' nearly four-month confinement became the final episode of an eventful and often troubled history of the Latter-day Saints in Missouri.
Within the walls of Liberty Jail, Baldwin scribed some of Joseph Smith's most profound reflections in letters to the scattered and destitute Latter-day Saints—portions of which were later canonized as Doctrine and Covenants 121, 122, and 123. Some of these passages have become scriptural gems, often cited in Latter-day Saint discourse over the years.
While the story of Liberty Jail has been told and retold from the perspective of Joseph Smith, the experience of the other incarcerated men provides additional insight. Baldwin, who was the most senior of the group, struggled physically and emotionally in the dungeon level of Liberty Jail. The inspiring words that came to Joseph as he dictated his letter provided comfort and counsel to the 47-year-old father of ten who longed to be with his family during his four-month confinement.
Early Conflict in Missouri
The Latter-day Saints' eventful history in Missouri began in 1831, when a revelation to Joseph Smith identified Jackson County as the site of Zion, the New Jerusalem (see D&C 57:1–3). By 1833, the Latter-day Saints in Jackson County numbered nearly a thousand—about a third of the county's population—and religious, political, and cultural differences created inevitable tension between the new and old settlers. After peaceful requests that the Latter-day Saints relocate their faith and families went unheeded, a large group of organized Missourians raided the home of William W. Phelps, destroyed the printing press of the Evening and Morning Star, and tarred and feathered Edward Partridge and Charles Allen.
While the Latter-day Saints sought redress through written petitions, they also organized themselves militarily to protect their families in case of armed conflict. Even after the Latter-day Saints moved to Caldwell County, in northwestern Missouri, which had been created by the state legislature exclusively for them, "battles" were fought at Gallatin, DeWitt, Blue River, Crooked River, and Haun's Mill in what became known as the Missouri Mormon War.
In October 1838, General Samuel D. Lucas, a leader in the Missouri Militia, imprisoned several prominent Latter-day Saints, including Joseph Smith, Hyrum Smith, Sidney Rigdon, Parley P. Pratt, George W. Robinson, and Amasa Lyman. Caleb Baldwin, Lyman Wight, and other indicted Latter-day Saints joined Joseph and his cohorts at a preliminary hearing in Richmond, Missouri, bringing the total number of arraigned Latter-day Saints to sixty. During the hearing, Judge Austin A. King singled out Baldwin and offered him his freedom if he would renounce his religion and forsake the Prophet Joseph—an offer Baldwin rejected. The same deal was then made to the other detainees, all of whom "returned an answer similar to that of Mr. Baldwin."
"Judge Austin A. King singled out Baldwin and offered him his freedom if he would renounce his religion and forsake the Prophet Joseph—an offer Baldwin rejected." Judge King ultimately found sufficient probable cause to lock away a number of the Latter-day Saint leaders. Joseph Smith, Hyrum Smith, Sidney Rigdon, Lyman Wight, Alexander McRae, and Caleb Baldwin were to be taken to Liberty Jail in Clay County, as there was no jail in the counties where the alleged crimes occurred. On December 1, 1838, Joseph Smith, as he entered the jail, "lifted his hat and said in a distinct voice, 'Good afternoon, gentlemen,' and disappeared behind the heavy iron door."
Liberty Jail
Spending over four months in the snug jail proved a daunting experience. Four-foot-thick stone walls, a six-foot ceiling, and constant harassment by guards caused Joseph and his companions to describe the structure as "hell surrounded with demons." The detainees were placed in the lower-level dungeon, where temperatures dropped, light dimmed, odors reeked, and time slowed. Only "dirty straw couches" prevented the prisoners from sleeping on the stone floor, but even those wore out after a while.
As was the case in other nineteenth-century county jails, the food sickened the prisoners. Joseph and his companions described their daily meals as "very coarse and so filthy that we could not eat it until we were driven to it by hunger." When the prisoners finally ate their servings, the food had a life-threatening effect on their systems, causing them to vomit "almost to death." Some of the detainees suspected the guards of poisoning their food and water or even feeding them human flesh.
"Joseph and his companions described their daily meals as 'very coarse and so filthy that we could not eat it until we were driven to it by hunger.'"
As historian Dean Jessee noted, word spread of the Latter-day Saint prisoners at Liberty and "the place took on some aspects of a zoo." Locals visited the jail in droves to gape at the prisoners, and their taunts and jeers echoed through the stone walls. Hyrum Smith complained, "We are often inspected by fools who act as though we were elephants or dromedarys or sea hogs or some monstrous whale or sea serpents." Day after day the men languished in jail, and the emotional sting slowly and continuously tested their faith.
"Our souls have been bowed down and we have suffered much distress ... and truly we have had to wade through an ocean of trouble," Joseph wrote.
The four-month confinement in Liberty Jail also took a heavy physical toll on the prisoners. Sunlight barely crept through two small, iron-barred windows too high to see through, and long hours in the darkness caused the men's eyes to strain, as one of the jailers later remembered. While a small fire was allowed, without a chimney to channel the smoke the prisoners' eyes became even more irritated. Their ears ached, their nerves trembled, and Hyrum Smith even went into shock at one point. Sidney Rigdon, the second oldest member of the company next to Baldwin, was in such poor health that, lying in an inclined bed, he petitioned for an early release. His eloquent speech and severe infirmity caused the judge to discharge Rigdon ahead of schedule.
Perhaps most disheartening to the remaining prisoners was the idea of Latter-day Saint families, including their own, scattered, destitute, and driven throughout the state of Missouri. Baldwin, in particular, felt loneliness and separation in Liberty Jail. While the other inmates were regularly reassured of their friends' and families' well-being through visits and letters, Baldwin received only one brief visit from his wife, Nancy, just before Christmas in 1838, and there is no record of further communication with her or their ten children for the next three months.
Seemingly helpless, the prisoners twice attempted to flee the jail, on February 6 and March 3, 1839, but watchful guards put a stop to their daring getaways. Two weeks later, on March 15, the five men petitioned to be released for unlawful detention. Baldwin's two-page appeal evidenced his desperate desire to be reunited with his family, who had "been driven out of the state since his confinement without any means for their support." Baldwin had also learned that his son, also named Caleb, had been "beaten nearly to death by Missourians with hickory sticks." Thus, having been detained "without the least shadow of testimony against him," Baldwin asked that the "high hand of oppression" cease and he be acquitted of all charges. Despite the prisoners' petitions, sufficient evidence apparently existed to keep them detained.
Two days later, on March 17, Samuel Tillery, one of the jailers, inspected the lower-level dungeon and found an auger handle, which he believed was being used by the prisoners to chisel their way through the thick walls. Tillery ordered twenty-five men downstairs to finish the search, then ordered his contingent to chain Joseph Smith and the prisoners to the floor. Having already bottled up three and a half months of stress, anguish, and frustration, Baldwin furiously rose to his feet, looked the jailer in the eye, and affirmed, "Tillery, if you put those chains on me I will kill you, so help me God!" In the words of Hyrum Smith, Tillery "soon calmed down and agreed to call again and settle the matter." While Baldwin's fiery threat temporarily settled the dispute, the prisoners were put under even heavier guard.
Just three days after the scuffle with Samuel Tillery, Baldwin still on edge, wondering if he would ever see or hear from his family again, Joseph Smith began dictating a letter that undoubtedly lifted Baldwin's spirit—a letter that has since brought comfort and counsel to millions of Latter-day Saints.
Letter to the Saints
Alexander McRae scribed most of the letter addressed to "the church of Latterday saints at Quincy Illinois and scattered abroad and to Bishop Partridge in particular," although Baldwin helped pen two of the letter's twenty-nine pages. As historians Dean Jessee and John Welch noted, Joseph Smith's lengthy missive is a Pauline-like epistle. For example, Joseph called himself "a prisoner for the Lord Jesus Christ's sake" and wrote that "nothing therefore can seperate us from the love of God," language similar to the Apostle Paul's writings to the Ephesians and Romans. Joseph then detailed the sufferings of the "poor and much injured saints," including the families wandering helplessly and hopelessly between Missouri and Illinois, as well as the dismal experience he and his companions were having in Liberty Jail.
After rendering a soul-wrenching account of the callous and merciless acts of some of their Missouri neighbors, Joseph uttered the first words of what is now Section 121 of the Doctrine and Covenants: "O God where art thou and where is the pavilion that covereth thy hiding place how long shall thy hand be stayed and thine eye yea thy pure eye behold from from the etearnal heavens the rongs of thy people and of thy servants and thine ear be penetrated with their c[r]yes yea o Lord how long shall they suffer these rongs and unlawfull oppressions before thine hart shall be softened towards them and thy bowels be moved with compassion to-words them" (see D&C 121:1–3).
Joseph's heavenly plea was not immediately answered. He continued to reflect on the violent acts against the Latter-day Saints and wondered when justice would come upon his oppressors. Finally, after narrating seven pages of misery and angst, a consoling reassurance came to the Prophet Joseph: "my son pease be unto thy soul thine advirsity and thy afflictions shall be but a small moment and then if thou indure it well God shall exalts the[e] on high thou shalt tryumph over all they foes" (see D&C 121:7–8).22 The Lord also assured Joseph that "if the verry jaws of hell shall gap[e] open her mouth wide after know thou my son that all these things shall give thee experiance and shall be for thy good. The son of man hath desended below them all art thou greater than he?" (see D&C 122:7–8).
These comforting words triggered a sense of confidence in Joseph. He said that God "would have a tried people" and that the Latter-day Saints' experience in Missouri was "a tryal of our faith equal to that of Abraham." Inasmuch as Abraham was saved from sacrificing his son Isaac, so would the Latter-day Saints be delivered from their trials if they remained faithful.
Joseph then provided instructions on a number of additional matters. First, he directed how to conduct upcoming conferences and council meetings, giving his prison companions hope that they would soon convene again with the Saints. Another item of business was the purchase of property in Iowa Territory. Joseph believed the land would "be of grate benefeit to the church" and counseled Edward Partridge and others on how to properly negotiate the transaction, emphasizing the importance of doing so without greed or self-indulgence. He also advised Church leaders to remember those in need and "bare the infermities of the weak."
The letter then turned to why many are called but few chosen, words Jesus used in the New Testament (Matthew 22:14). Joseph lamented that he and the Latter-day Saints had learned "by sad experience" of the destructive power of pride (see D&C 121:39). Joseph may have been reflecting on some of his close friends, like William W. Phelps and Frederick G. Williams, who had recently apostatized and aided in his imprisonment. (Both would eventually return to full fellowship in the Church.) Joseph laid out attributes that holders of the priesthood and all Latter-day Saints should seek to attain if they hope to have influence with others: gentleness, meekness, persuasion, long-suffering, kindness, charity, virtue, and love (see D&C 121:41–46).
Near the end of the letter, Joseph returned to the persecution the Latter-day Saints had suffered in Missouri. Believing the Constitution of the United States to be "a glorious standard" that ensured freedom of worship, Joseph asked the Saints to sign affidavits detailing their grievances and maltreatment (see D&C 123:1–6). Without a guarantee of receiving anything in return, Joseph and the Saints were determined nonetheless to "present [their affidavits] to the heads of government," fulfilling a commandment given by the Lord (see D&C 123:6).
Joseph Smith's lengthy letter has had a lasting impact. It not only counseled poor Baldwin in prison and the Saints suffering mayhem in Missouri, but was continually republished for many years in the Times and Seasons, Millennial Star, and the Deseret News. Eventually, extracts were canonized as Doctrine and Covenants 121 through 123, and those passages continue to provide comfort and direction to anyone mining the scriptures for meaning.
The prison companions eventually managed to "escape" legal authorities while being escorted to a hearing in Boone County, Missouri, in April 1839. Their guards turned a blind eye and allowed the prisoners to flee from custody after leading them away from enemies of the Latter-day Saints in Clay County. Baldwin became separated from Joseph and the others on several occasions after their getaway, but all the prisoners ultimately crossed into Illinois, finally reuniting with family, friends, and the rest of the Latter-day Saint refugees.
-- JosephSmithPapers.org
Caleb Baldwin, Prison Companion to Joseph Smith
The Life and Times of Caleb and Nancy Baldwin
A Test of Faith: The Book of Mormon in the Missouri Conflict
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The scene opens with Jimmy waking up to find Burt naked in a dark room. He tells that he is hiding from Maw-Maw because earlier that night, Burt is getting fresh with Virginia when Maw-Maw, thinking that Burt is Wilford, her dead husband, is with Virginia. She has a shotgun drawn on them and he runs off and hides. Jimmy tells Burt to put some hot sauce on his neck because when Maw-Maw finds Burt that is where she is going to kiss. He asks Jimmy if he thinks other people have to do this in the middle of the night and he doesn't think so. He also tells Burt to put some hot sauce on his neck because when Maw-Maw finds Burt, that is where she is going to kiss. The next day, Burt comes in with a feather that he found and Virginia thinks it is disgusting. She is trying to see who is on the phone that Jimmy is talking to. He gets off the phone and tells Virginia that her cousin, Delilah, is coming over and Virginia tells that she can't come over and has Burt do her thing, which consists of him rubbing her nose.
Jimmy asks Virginia why her cousin can come over and Virginia tells the story about how she had Burt first as a boyfriend and that she always got what she wanted. So Virginia decided to steal Burt by telling him that Delilah was a lesbian and went to the lake and let Burt go "all the way" with her. All her life she would send postcards and brag on how stylish her life was and then one day she called and she told Delilah that Maw-Maw was dead. After the story, to which Burt says took a long time, Delilah knocks on the door. Virginia tells Jimmy to take Maw-Maw to work with him. He agrees and Burt answers the door. Delilah tells that it is nice to see that age has treated Burt kindly and in the background, Jimmy is carrying Maw-Maw into the van and closing it behind. Burt invites her in quickly. Inside, Virginia wraps plastic wrap around her stomach to hide her belly fat. Virginia comes out and is holding Hope. Delilah teases her of being a grandma already and tells that she is looking good. She touches her stomach and feels that plastic wrap to which Virginia says that she spends a lot of time in the sun.
At the store, Jimmy tells Sabrina that he is going to lock Maw-Maw back in the van and Sabrina tells that Barney is going bike riding with his brother and won't be back all day. She tells that Maw-Maw could be a greater. Maw-Maw greets people and tells them their faults. However when she tries to show them her butt, Jimmy stops her. At the house, Delilah asks to see the Will of Maw-Maw and Virginia tells that there was no Will. She tells that she is entitled to half the estate. Virginia tells that she doesn't need it because of her business. Delilah tells that she has lost a lot of money and needs it for a nipple reconstruction. Delilah tells that they are going to have to call lawyers. Virginia tells that they will take everything in fees and they won't get anything. Back at the store, Barney comes into the store and tells that he is taking Frank, his "brother" because his family left him alone. Barney tells that the biking helps him work out his anger. He has Sabrina turn around while he picks the wedgie. Jimmy finds Maw-Maw in the deli case and Barney sees it too and asks what is going on. Jimmy asks for some personal time off.
At the house, Burt asks if Delilah was serious about taking half of the house away and she tells that she doesn't want to, but Virginia took Burt away from her and that she doesn't want to fight about it. She tells that she wants a piece of Burt. Virginia finds out that Delilah wants to go to 2nd Base with Burt. Virginia tells Burt that she is with it because she doesn't want Delilah to drag it out in court and know that she lied about Maw-Maw. He tells that he is going to think of his Aunt while he goes to 2nd base with Virginia's cousin. Jimmy takes Maw-Maw to Shelly's and says thanks for watching her. Suddenly Maw-Maw grabs a moped and takes off on it. They run after her, but they can't catch her. At the house, Delilah rinses with Mouthwash and swallows it. She comes in to find Burt and Virginia drinking and Delilah tells Burt to put on clothes that she has. Jimmy, Shelly and Sabrina get in the van and chase her down. They see the moped, but it is "Dancin' Dan" on it. He tells that he traded his skates for the moped. They continue their search to find Barney and Frank on the side of the road. They tell that Maw-Maw hit Barney in the head with the stereo and took their bike. Maw-Maw meanwhile speeds down the hill.
In the bedroom, Delilah puts on music and Burt comes in the outfit that he wore back when they were younger. She asks if he brought protection in case he can't stop at 2nd base. He tells that it won't be a problem. She starts to dance around and gets on top of him. She tells him do touch her. As he touches her breasts, Maw-Maw looks through the window and calls Delilah a harlot. Delilah thinks that it is the ghost of Maw-Maw and runs out of the house and tells Virginia she can have it all. The next day, Burt shows Jimmy what Delilah's nipples were like and repeatedly stabs the second egg with his fork. Virginia tells that Delilah is just sad and lonely and that Virginia is lucky to have someone to love. Burt tells that single people are pathetic and Jimmy looks at him. He tells Jimmy that he is creeping up on being pathetic and Virginia tells that Jimmy will find the right girl. Maw-Maw comes in and kisses Jimmy's neck. Jimmy puts hot sauce on his neck and asks if normal people have to do it. Burt tells that they don't.
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I love this! I love anything with dark-foreground-lit-up-background. So beautiful. The little faint glint of the waterfall in the background is so well done, too.
Thank you very much! I think the waterfalls are my favorite part too. :'>
The thing I like most about this picture is the tiny waterfall in the background. I don't know why.
He looks tired.
He looks tired.
He does look tired. And thanks! I love the waterfalls too. XD I was excited when I thought to add them, lol
Great landscape! The colors are very nice, too. There's something a little lonely about it, too. I like it! c:


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When I was a kid, a friend of mine taught me the basics of chess. We didn't know about en passant and a few other fiddly bits, and we had a couple of rules wrong. But we played like it was the most important thing ever.
We played and played and played, and in so doing learned that we tend to lose if we start off doing certain things, and that no trap works twice in a row against the same opponent.
We adapted to favorite openings and learned how to finish the game when only a few pieces remained.
Neither of us had read any books, and didn't know terms such as "middle game". We just played with desperation. It was agony, and it was glory.
I almost always lost. And I quit the game after a while.
Then one day I found an old Reinfeld book that my sister had bought used. I read it from cover to cover, learning a now-obsolete form of chess notation, and I worked through most of that book. By the end I had gained a glimmer of understanding about how very much I didn't know about this game.
I began to make people work so hard to beat me that every opponent expected an exercise in frustration when it came time to play me. But I still lost. And I quit the game soon enough.
Years later I bought a version of Chessmaster for my Xbox and played through the Waitzkin instruction course that came with it. It changed everything for me once again, and clarified some tactical ideas with interactive exercises. I began to feel that I was far from competent but at least learning the language of the game properly after a couple of decades of blundering around on the board.
Now I began to actually win against some less-experienced players, and the game became less of a panic attack. But I gave it up yet again, because I felt overwhelmed by the whole experience.
Next time I tried my hand at the game, I had years of computer programming experience under my belt, and had trained my brain to power through logic problems in order to pay the mortgage.
I picked up a copy of Fritz and used it to learn how to document main lines and variations as I studied branches within games. And I switched to correspondence play, allowing me to take the time to really think and explore ideas before choosing my moves.
These days I find I win around half of my games. Sometimes I'm winning, and sometimes I'm losing. But I finally feel like I'm playing the game in a way that I couldn't imagine when I was a kid wasting a summer with my best friend.
That is a very nice narrative of you learning stages. I went through some of them myself.
I'm at my last stage, I don't play I teach beginners the game.
I read you played correspondence chess. I that through the mail system? Like mailing an envelope?
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The makeshift mosque was at once sweet and sinister. As befit a creation of a couple of first-graders, it was a riot of colors and flags and self-portraits and doodles. The base was made of two shoeboxes, one set slightly behind the other to give the feeling of depth. Perched atop the base was the dome, actually a beach ball adorned with colored tissue paper, giving the illusion of a tiled mosaic.
Poking out from the top of the dome was a flag with the word "Mosque" written on it. And as a decorative touch, drawn right over the "o" was a star.
A Star of David.
Our daughter had been secretive about the architecture project at school. During the school year her class had been to the bus depot and the firehouse and the bank, in a unit on "community," where they learned about the fabric of their Manhattan neighborhood, Yorkville.
But the new project and accompanying field trip was different: an architectural tour of the neighborhood led by a docent from the Center for Architecture in the Village. I signed up to chaperone.
Before the tour began the kids got a crash course in the architectural features of their cityscape. First, the simple stuff: apartment buildings, balconies, row houses. Then, more complex features: bay windows, arches, columns, cornices. Armed with clipboards and a handout with drawings of the features — the kids were to check off the ones they spotted — we hit the streets on a sultry June morning.
The first stop was the corner of 96th and Third Avenue. There, catty-cornered from the school, was city's largest mosque. With a little prompting from the docent the kids realized that it didn't show its face to the street straight on; it sat on an angle, with its tall minaret tucked into the corner of the lot and the dome rising elegantly in the middle.
There was some talk that the building was angled toward the holy city of Mecca, but not all the kids took it in, and soon our party was heading west on 96th Street toward Lexington. "Wrought iron," one kid shouted out, checking off the feature on the handout. "Keystone," said another. "Fan light," said a third. Then stately Park Avenue yielded up its magic: Corinthian columns, oculus windows, pediments.
Before heading back east on 95th Street we all peeked across Park toward the castle-like structure that is Hunter College High School. "Turrets," nearly all the kids shouted at once. Rapunzel could have hung her hair down for some handsome prince, right there on Park Avenue.
Soon, parents were summoned to school for an architecture fair. The first-graders, working in pairs, had picked a building they saw on the tour and constructed it. There were cardboard row houses, with windows that opened and shut; high-rise apartment buildings that pushed skyward; shed-like markets selling fruits and vegetables.
And then, on a table in the front of the classroom, stood the mosque. A dad, his digital camera trained on the quirky house of worship, pointed out the Jewish star that flew proudly from the flag jutting up from the dome. He joked: "The photo will be posted on YouTube, fly around the Internet, be picked up by Al Jazeera, get beamed across the Arab world with the headline 'Jewish conspiracy to control New York mosques,' and in two days there'll be protests at the school." He laughed but it was strained; maybe the joke wasn't such a joke.
I tried to laugh but couldn't. I think I managed a clenched smile, but as far-fetched as it was the joke hit too close to home. The mosque was the work of my daughter and her partner.
My anxiety (paranoia?) only deepened when I learned that the Center for Architecture was going to mount an exhibition based on the kids' work. About a dozen public schools citywide took part in the project, with first graders through high schoolers crafting their creations, and a handful from the hundreds submitted would be chosen. What were the chances of the mosque with the Jewish star going public in a show thousands of New Yorkers would see?
And yet, wasn't there something irresistible about it, the combination of innocence and post-9/11 scary, a beautiful, childlike ecumenism set against a chilling, "new normal" reality? I thought of the Mohammed cartoons, of Ahmadinejad. My chest tightened.
When the exhibition opened, there was the mosque hanging alongside the fanciful constructions of dozens of city school kids. The Jewish star atop the mosque was "a cool touch, very inclusionary," said the Center.
The show stayed up for six weeks. No protests. No Al Jazeera. No Zionist conspiracy. A bullet dodged. When I called to find out what would happen to the works, the Center told me they wanted to keep a few pieces for a fundraiser that fall. They wanted the mosque with the Jewish star. I thought of Rushdie and the fatwa. My stomach churned.
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text: On 12/27/10 Dec 27 -11:03 AM, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote: > [Robert Goldman <rpgoldman@...> (2010-12-27 15:20:36 UTC)] > >> Any help finding the location would be received with gratitude; > > Like so, perhaps: > > ; grep -r 'declaring unknown variable .* to be ignored' src > src/compiler/ir1tran.lisp: (compiler-style-warn "declaring > unknown variable ~S to be ignored" OK, that gets us to this: (defun process-ignore-decl (spec vars fvars) (declare (list spec vars fvars)) (dolist (name (rest spec)) (let ((var (find-in-bindings-or-fbindings name vars fvars))) (cond ((not var) ;; ANSI's definition for "Declaration IGNORE, IGNORABLE" ;; requires that this be a STYLE-WARNING, not a full WARNING. + (compiler-style-warn "declaring unknown variable ~S to be ignored" name)) ;; FIXME: This special case looks like non-ANSI weirdness. ((and (consp var) (eq (car var) 'macro)) ;; Just ignore the IGNORE decl. ) ((functional-p var) (setf (leaf-ever-used var) t)) ((and (lambda-var-specvar var) (eq (first spec) 'ignore)) ;; ANSI's definition for "Declaration IGNORE, IGNORABLE" ;; requires that this be a STYLE-WARNING, not a full WARNING. (compiler-style-warn "declaring special variable ~S to be ignored" name)) ((eq (first spec) 'ignorable) (setf (leaf-ever-used var) t)) (t (setf (lambda-var-ignorep var) t))))) (values)) This raises a couple of questions: 1. Would it be reasonable to change the call marked with "+" to: (compiler-style-warn "Declaring variable ~S to be ignored, but not in the form which defines this variable." name) ? 2. At the FIXME, any reason why there's not a WARN there, something like: (compiler-warn "IGNORE declaration for a macro, ~S, not supported. Skipping this declaration." var) ? Thanks, r


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WESTMINSTER An East Calais woman was one of two state employees injured Tuesday afternoon when a box truck hauling a carnival cotton candy trailer jackknifed on Interstate 91 and hit their car.
Vermont State Police said Patricia Ethier, 44, was driving the state Department of Labor car and Aaron Lewis, 38, no address given, was her passenger. Both were taken to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. According to a state employee directory, both work for the Department of Labor in Montpelier.
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On October 7th, residents of the Chinese cities of Jiangxi and Foshan reported a strange sight - Towering skyscrapers that appeared to be dangling from the clouds. As the video of the 'floating city' went viral, it resulted in various theories. Some speculated the residents had seen a window to a parallel universe while others believed they had just glimpsed into a secret NASA project. Then there were the skeptics that dismissed the whole thing as a hoax. While that may still be the case, some experts believe that it could also have been a rare, naturally occurring optical illusion called Fata Morgana.


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He improved by 105 spots from his first Boston Marathon race last year
57 Panthers Named to Fall SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll
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Iseley, Neave and Willse are Panthers' top three runners in meet
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Forgenie, Homeyer, McMaster, Schultz and Wren earn recognition
Fifty-Six Panthers Named to Fall SSC Honor Roll
471 student-athletes named to Sunshine State Conference Fall Commissioner's Honor Roll
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Florida Tech Women Place Seventh at Mountain Dew Invitational
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Florida Tech Women Tie for Fourth at South Florida Invitational
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Both teams look to build on 2012 season this fall
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Cross Country Rolls Out Fall Schedule
Men and women begin season Sept. 6 at South Florida Invitational in Tampa
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Men's and women's cross country teams earn All-Academic status
43 Panthers Named to Fall SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll
Thirteen FIT student-athletes earned a 4.0 grade point average
Florida Tech Athletics Launches Social Media Webpage
Page includes direct links to all of the Panthers' social media websites
Four Panthers Named 2012 NCAA Division II All-Region
Three men and one woman earn All-Region honors following South Regional race
Panthers Finish 10th in South Regional
Florida Tech women's cross country season comes to an end at NCAA Division II South Regional
Panthers Prepped and Ready for NCAA Regional
Florida Tech cross country teams to compete at Division II NCAA South Regional
Panthers Finish Sixth in SSC Championship
Senior Stephanie Fonseca lands top-20 finish to lead FIT
Panthers Set Sights on SSC Championships
Florida Tech cross country teams to compete in conference championship race at UCF Cross Country Complex
Panthers Finish 14th at Florida State Invitational
Senior Stephanie Fonseca leads Panthers in fourth-straight meet
Fonseca Earns Top 10 Finish at Saint Leo Invitational
Panthers finish above two SSC foes en route to fourth place finish
Fonseca Leads FIT Women's Cross Country with 37th Place Finish
Panthers finish 16th at Mountain Dew Invitational
Fonseca Finishes 12th to Lead Panthers in UT Early Bird Classic
University of Tampa wins home-opening meet of the season, Florida Tech finishes 10th overall
Cross Country Gears Up for Tampa Early Bird Classic
Panthers will open 2012 season by racing at Sidney Dover Trails in Brandon, Fla.
Fall Sports Begin Practice Monday
Cross country, soccer and volleyball open preseason at Florida Tech
Men's and Women's Cross Country Set 2012 Schedules
FIT returns 15 of 24 runners from 2011
Florida Tech Captures SSC Mayors' Cup for Men's Division
Award recognizes Sunshine State Conference's top teams from 2011-12 season
54 Panthers among Florida Tech's Newest Graduates
Three assistant coaches received their master's degree during graduate ceremony
Student-Athletes Recognized at Carrabba's Awards Banquet
Panthers look back on a year full of highlights
FIT Awarded Division II Presidents' Award for Academic Excellence
Only 24 Division II institutions received the prestigious award
Panthers Garner Praise in Spring Honors Convocation
Twenty-five awards were handed out to Florida Tech's student-athletes
FIT Student-Athletes Lend a Hand in Palm Bay
Panthers leave their mark by teaming up with Habitat for Humanity
Six Panthers Tabbed USTFCCCA All-Academic Cross Country
Honorees include four men and two women
Clarke, Kirui Close Out Season at NCAA Championship
Clarke just misses All-American nod, coming in 47th out of 186 participants
Clarke, Kirui Ready to Carry Panther Flag at Nationals
Free live webcast will be available at NCAA.com
Clarke Advances to NCAA Championships with Fourth-Place Finish
As a team, Panthers come in eighth at NCAA South Regional
Clarke Snatches Spot on All-SSC Team
Tampa's Butler and Saint Leo's Novotna selected Co-Runners of the Year
Women's Cross Country Places Third at SSC Championships
Clarke leads Panthers with a third-place finish
SSC Cross Country Championships Set for Saturday
Championship will take place at Markham Park in Sunrise, Fla.
Cross Country Regional Rankings Remain Intact in New Poll
Men still hold No. 4 spot, while women remain at No. 9
Panther Women Climb to No. 9 in USTFCCCA Region Poll
FIT jumps over fellow Sunshine State Conference member Saint Leo
Women's Cross Country Finishes 10th at Walt Disney World Classic
Clarke and Fonseca lead the way for Panthers
Cross Country Remains Among Top 10 in South Region Poll
Men stay at No. 2, women now rank 10th regionally
Clarke Repeats as SSC Women's Runner of the Week
Maryland native broke her personal cross country record time for second consecutive week
Clarke Leads Panthers at Charlotte Invitational
Reigning SSC Female Runner of the Week smashes newly set personal record
Women's Cross Country Moves Up to No. 8 in South Region Poll
Tech jumps up one spot from last week
Clarke Tabbed SSC Women's Cross Country Runner of the Week
Biochemistry major earns award after running a career-best time at FSU Invitational
Women's Cross Country Finishes Seventh at Seminole Invitational
Clarke leads way with ninth-place finish
Men's Cross Country Ranked No. 1 in South Region Poll
Panthers leap seven spots from preseason poll
Women's Cross Country Wins Florida Tech Invitational
Clarke earns first collegiate win, crosses finish line at 19:06
Women's Cross Country Places Sixth at Early Bird Classic
Clarke paces Florida Tech with a fifth-place finish
Florida Tech Releases Cross Country Schedule
Annual Florida Tech Invitational set for Sept. 10 at Wickham Park
Florida Tech Releases Cross Country Schedule
Annual Florida Tech Invitational set for Sept. 10 at Wickham Park
Athletics Recognizes Student-Athletes with Annual Season Awards
Twenty-two student-athletes and three teams receive commemorative plaque
Clarke, Huba and Price Honored for Excellence in Chemistry
Trio earn award for academic and research achievements
Clarke Paces Panther Women to Eighth Place Finish
The junior finished just five seconds out of the top 10, places 13th
Clarke Named to All-SSC Cross Country Team
This is the second such honor for the junior in her career
Tampa Claims Women's SSC Cross Country Championship
Five Spartans grace the top 10, plus one runner from each of the other five SSC teams
Panther Women Finish Third, Men Sixth at FSC Invite
Clarke and Rolke top the Panthers in Lakeland
Tech Fares Well at Competitive Walt Disney World Classic
Men earn 12th place and women finish 14th among strong field
Florida Tech Athletics Launches Online Photo Store
Fans now have the chance to browse and purchase photos of their favorite Panthers
Tech Men and Women Take Second at Asics Classic
Both squads place four in the top 20
Panthers Compete at UF Mountain Dew Invitational
Men take 13th and women grab 14th among competitive field
Panther Women Place Third, Men Fourth at Florida Tech Invite
Nicole Clarke leads the Tech women with a seventh place finish in the 5K
Panther Women Second, Men Third at UT Early Bird Classic
Nicole Clarke leads the way for Tech with an 8th place finish in the women's 5K
Panther 2010 Cross Country Schedule Released
Florida Tech to serve as host for the 2010 SSC Cross Country Championships
All-American Sara Trane Finishes 18th at NCAA Championships
Trane became the first cross country All-American in Florida Tech history Saturday
Trane, Garza Honored as All-Region Members
Field Set for NCAA Cross Country Championships
Trane Named Runner of the Week a Third Time
Two Panthers Pick up Postseason Honors
Women's Cross Country Earns Regional Ranking
Tech Competes at FSU Invite
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Noting that remarkable things can happen when cooperation and a can-do attitude are employed, Duane and Vicky Hanus, managers at Cedar River Tower, were delighted to welcome residential tenants home as early as late July.
One of the best views of the Cedar River in Cedar Rapids, IA, can be enjoyed from the 25-story office and residential tower nestled along its banks. Cedar River Tower - built in the early 1970s, and one of the city's few true high rises - was 100-percent occupied when floodwaters came rushing to (and then in to) its front doors in mid June. Although the river didn't damage any apartments (the 150 residences begin on Level 6, above the 1st-floor retail and multiple-story parking ramp), the offices and entryways sustained considerable devastation. But, the biggest challenge, according to Cedar River Tower Managers Duane and Vicky Hanus, was evacuating the largest residential building in the downtown area.
Waldo Morris, the building's owner (and Vicky Hanus' father), alerted Vicky Hanus to the impending flood on Monday, June 9, upon her return from a trip to Florida. The river's threat had not been highly publicized - yet.
Morris also runs a construction business, so bringing in a consultant to evaluate the potential menace to the structure was a matter of due diligence. "The engineer chalked around our building for the anticipated 22-foot flood levels that were predicted, determining that we would not be affected," says Vicky Hanus. "By Wednesday morning, June 11, however, we thought, 'To heck with this,' and we started sandbagging; then, Wednesday afternoon, the city called for a mandatory evacuation."
The Hanuses immediately called all tenants - some were at work - to come home and pack up. "We called the utility company, too, since a number of the 200 residents at Cedar River Tower are elderly and had no place to go. They estimated that the electricity would be cut off Thursday night," says Vicky Hanus. "We continued helping people get out of the building until 9 p.m. on Wednesday, fully anticipating that we had time to assist the remaining occupants throughout much of the following day. Unfortunately, when we returned at 6 a.m. on Thursday, the electricity had already been shut down."
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Created in this Craftsy class
Craftsy Block of the Month 2013 taught by Laura Nownes
Learn new quilting techniques, make new friends and create a sampler quilt! Laura Nownes demonstrates 10 fabulous blocks and numerous techniques in this FREE class.
Other projects made as part of this class:
QuiltingBOM 2013
QuiltingBOM 2013
QuiltingLog Cabin Dust Cover
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Wow! Very nice! Symmetry in your layout design makes this outstanding! I'm sure lots of hours went into this quilt and sewing extra blocks too.
11/02/2013 Flag
Unbelievably gorgeous! Love that great print!
11/08/2013 Flag
Sophisticated. Love the colours & the big blocks.
06/17/2014 Flag