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Like almost everyone, I fell in love with the vibrant colors.
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Like almost everyone, I fell in love with the vibrant colors.
Sunburned or not, you still look absolutely beautiful. And I know it's so wrong, but I'd rather have a sunburn than be pale!ReplyDelete
You have such a gorgeous tan! jealous!!ReplyDelete
Wow! This outfit is sooo beautiful, gorge whatever you want :D !!!!! Love it. Spring/Summer we waiting for youuuu ASAP!
you're still pretty! love your green skirt and of course your blog too!
i'm following you now at bloglovin! :-)
you're right--the colors are absolutely beautiful paired together. love that long "twirly" skirt!
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Beautiful! Spot on with the inspiration girl. Them YSl shoes are to die for. YOU GO!
Gosh how I envy thee!
Looks like an AMAZING time!
You look stunning!! loving your outfit, I love color too!
Enjoy your vacation!!!
Oh Delmy! I LOVE your skirt and outfit! Soooo beautiful!
What a total babe in your bikini! Hope you got onto some aloe vera for your skin. This outfit is stunning for its shape and colour!ReplyDelete
Love, love, LOVE it!!! You better werrrrk!!!ReplyDelete
flawless :)ReplyDelete
lovin' your style ...
you are having a lot of fun, but, ... be careful with the sun ...
WOW, it even rymes :)
STUNNING skirt! you look wonderful! xxReplyDelete
Nice skirt! The new colour of this new season. You look cute! Kisses and huges from Spain.
I am so inspired by your sunny looks, it's absolutely GORGEOUS. I posted them on my blog.
I am a woodstick-thin girl, I'm so jealous of your beautiful curves.
Poise & Vogue
love your sweamwear,
and the outfit you wear is very inspiring, like it!
You look like your having a dream vaykay...good for you, girl...yet, still have time to blog!! :)
♥ that bathing suit & that skirt!
Yes, that collection was amazing! :D I just love the colors. And you paired these colors so good, I must say I really love the skirt, great fabric ;)ReplyDelete
The place you are looks so wonderful!
Love Jen
That skirt is great. looks so comfy .
>3 jo
The hotel looks beautiful! I love the swimsuit. Hope your burn feels better soon!ReplyDelete
You look great in that vibrant color combo doll, hope you're having a blast!
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The skirt is beautiful and looks wonderful with the pink top! I like bright colours together so much!ReplyDelete
I'm French and i just discovered your blog a few days ago: i love it and i find you're very pretty.
I had the chance to spend holidays in Miami last year and next time i go there i take the boat and go to the Bahamas, it looks beautiful !!
You look amazing, as always! You look like you're having so much fun in the Bahamas! I love this mid calf skirt. Its so girly and feminine.
Beautiful outfit, the colors are great!
omg i love the combo
where is the bathing suit from
Loving the color combo. Sorry to hear about the sunburn!ReplyDelete
Am loving the bright colors!
Such a gorgeous color combo! You've got such a great fashion sense!
Unbelievable!!! That skirt paired with that top and those SHOES. I'm dying.ReplyDelete
Estás preciosa!!! me ha encantado la combinación de colores, buena inspiración. Y que tipazo en bikini :)
Un abrazo
You look AMAZING and your body is to die for!! I wish my stomach was that flat, lol Thanks for shearing, love Sia xxReplyDelete
I can't stop being so impressed by your great sense of style :)
Agnes x
Amazing! You are so beautiful!! :)ReplyDelete
Stop being so beautiful <3
Soooo jealous of your vacay!! Hope your having funnn!
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you look absolutely stunning!!!
Stunning colors! I really can't wait for a spring to wear more colors too! :)
Hope you're having great holidays!
I love your bikini and the shots where you twirl your skirt ^^ xReplyDelete
everything looks stunning on you!
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You look so amazingly gorgeous! I love that swimsuit. Last summer I tried to find a top like that but was very unsuccessful. I really like the color blocking here and how the colors look on you. :)
awww the burns dont look bad hun,,,,fab as always x
Love the colour blocking btw x
Hot colour combination!
What a beautiful skirt!ReplyDelete
so pretty, all the colors are just beautiful. not only your outfit but the surroundings too!
wishing you continued fun!!!
I love this outfit! Very bright and colorful!!
<3 Kat
You look simply stunning, and so radiant in such vibrant hues!!! =) And your shoes are so swoon-worthy!ReplyDelete
That skirt looks gorgeous on you! And I love your hair. I have a question though, I have bangs too but I can't seem to get them to stay all to one side. I try straightening them to the side, blowdrying them, using a bobby pin, but nothing works!ReplyDelete
you look amazing that skirt:) love how flowy it is.ReplyDelete
Lovely outfit
love the use of colors
Wow! Love the color combo!ReplyDelete
Wooooo that pink and green together looks so fabulous!!! My Lord!ReplyDelete
Delmy! This outfit is to die for. Love it. :)ReplyDelete
This look is totally amazing!!! Love it!ReplyDelete
LOVE the skirt. Second location, where is that.? Gorgeous!!
The skirt looks great on you¨!
xx Joy
Your skirt: AMAZING. Love your outfit's color mixture.ReplyDelete
beautiful color combination, and as usual you look amazing.ReplyDelete
I love your shoes:) AMAZING!
you look awesome!!ReplyDelete
Just beautiful
IM IN LOVE WITH THAT SKIRT!! you look absolutely stunning :)
oooh my god! how pretty you are :))) love your blog!ReplyDelete
i LOVEEEEEEE this skirt/bodysuit combo! i might steal!ReplyDelete
you're gorgeous! de hecho, you're the cutest blogger I've ever seen :D love the color combination!ReplyDelete
it's just the good outfit ! great loo !kReplyDelete
this look has to be my absolute faaaaave! and you look stunning!ReplyDelete
just discovered your blog and love it! definetly following. you are a great writer and have great inspiration here. you are too cute too, love your fashion sense and all of your tats (well those which are visible)!
Love it!!
been taking inspiration from Jill sander too! love their spring collection
Loved the skirt !ReplyDelete
I looked at this skirt yesterday and had no idea how I would wear it. Now that I've seen it on you I have to get it. Thank you for inspiring me once agin!


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"When we went up there, we felt like they disrespected us," said Dorsey, who had a game-high 19 points. "They beat on us. They were more physical than us. We weren't really ready to play. We as seniors told them at halftime at the start of the third quarter we have to turn up. That's what we tried to do. We came out a little sluggish.
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Priyanka virus is an exploit that takes advantage of vulnerability in the contact system WhatsApp for Android, to be included as such and modify the list of our contacts by name.
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If we have included it, then don't worry its removal is simple. Here we are telling you how to remove Priyanka virus on WhatsApp. Go through restart the messaging application WhatsApp using the following steps:
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With the oldies, Newman and Redford, and the kids like Travolta, Nolte, Gere et al, Hollywood casting directors are being stampeded by beefcake. Yet when it comes to nut-cake, there seems to be only Bruce Dern. "But I'm tired of it," he says of his Hollywood run of deranged roles, including Black Sunday and Coming Home (for which he was just nominated for an Oscar). "They won't let up—they just don't think I'm funny, amusing and quick," he complains. So, to make his case, Dern skipped town (Malibu) to return to Broadway this week, after 19 years, to play the Nobel-Prize-winning novelist Sinclair Lewis in a biodrama called Strangers. It's nice, he says, to portray a character of "charm, delight, energy and boorishness. And this is the first time I've gotten the girl." That may be an impish exaggeration, but Dern, 42, is entitled to say, "It sure beats what I had to do in Coming Home." Whether the Hollywood-typed, shell-shocked Viet vet will become a matinee idol on Broadway is uncertain, but one out-of-town critic offered hope: "Dern elicits the nurturing instinct in women." Certainly his third wife, Andrea, 38, agrees.
Dern runs (50 miles a week, 250 career marathons) as compulsively as Sinclair Lewis walked. He bets on pro football while Lewis wagered on boxing, and emulates the writer's hard-driving work hours. On the other hand, though Lewis drank too much booze, Dern guzzles Pepsi. ("My parents drank and smoked themselves to death," he explains.) Both had fathers who scoffed at their sons' creative professions, leaving both sons with psychic wounds. Lewis worked out his troubles in a sanatorium, which Dern deals with in a straitjacket scene. "It's one of the reasons I took the part," says Bruce. "But it's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life."
Born into a distinguished family (his grandfather was FDR's Secretary of War, his great-uncle is poet Archibald MacLeish), Dern was brought up in a 20-bedroom house in Winnetka, Ill. He was a rebellious middle child because "nobody listened to me. It's why I became an actor. I was desperate to communicate." At 8 Bruce was sent to camp, "where everybody was three years older—I started to run to survive." He left the University of Pennsylvania in his junior year after being tossed off the track team for wearing long sideburns. His father died when he was in drama school and "never lived to see my career."
After two marriages (one to Diane Ladd) and a slew of B-minus biker movies, Dern began teaching acting on the side in L.A. There he met and in 1969 wed student Andrea Beckett. "We both had come through great tragedies," he says. "Her husband had been killed in an accident and one of my daughters had drowned in a swimming pool." They often see Laura, 12, his other daughter by Ladd, but as for another child, Dern confesses, "I'm too selfish with my time and Andrea's. I messed up my first two marriages, and I was running around," he continues. "But I was looking for Andrea. She is understanding but brutally honest with me, extremely tough. Also she's a clotheshorse, which I like. She just bargained down the fur salesman at Bergdorf's $500. I'm so proud."
Speaking for herself, Andrea says: "I was afraid to talk to him for the first two weeks," but she soon succumbed to his vulnerable side. Typically, he ran 50 miles the day before their wedding nine years ago. "I had to hose him off," she says.
They live in one of the biggest houses in Malibu Colony and have another at Lake Tahoe that Dern frequents midweek: "I drive there alone, spend the night, sit and stare at the mountains and drive right back." He backs no political causes and appalled co-star Jane Fonda by telling her he doesn't vote. The Derns would go to more Hollywood parties, but, he says, "We're not invited." Mostly he hangs out "with Andrea's girlfriends." His best actor pals are Robert Redford and Jack Nicholson, although "I don't see either often enough." The relationship seems as much competitive as buddy-buddy.
Walking back from the theater one night with Andrea on his arm, he looked at the sky and howled to her delight: "Stars! You want to see a star? Go to Sundance!" The outburst is only half in jest. He plans to go back to Hollywood after his hour upon the stage. "I know I'm in the Superbowl," he declares, "and that I'll get the roles I want eventually. I'm not sorry I'm not Robert Redford." Indeed, he gave a much more persuasive performance in The Great Gatsby than Redford, and all he's envious of is the box office. A line from his new play sticks in Dern's head. "Sinclair Lewis said, 'I don't want to be quoted, I want to be loved.' " For himself, says Bruce: "I don't want to be loved—I want to be seen."
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What are you most proud of? I am most proud that I managed to produce some very pretty napkins with minimal crises. I got familiar with my new machine and learned a number of techniques with one project. It helped that the project had four parts so that I could push my learning envelope a little more with each napkin. If you are wondering, I did the blue napkin first, and the purple one last. Oddly enough, I would say that the blue one turned out the best and the purple one the worst, but I learned the most on the purple one as it is the one where I digitized a pattern for myself.
What advice would you give someone starting this project? - Starch the fabric you are using for the napkins. Spray them with starch and let them dry completely before ironing them. My fabric is a poly/cotton blend so in use will require minimal ironing; however, the stability you get through starching and ironing helps your embroidery to be much clearer and minimize puckers. - You don't need a serger for this project, you can of course do narrow or shirttail hems on a standard sewing machine. - Don't be afraid to make a mistake in the embroidery. The fabric is not expensive, just make another napkin. - Do not feel constrained by the colors listed for the embroidery design. If you want blue leaves, make blue leaves ;-)
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ATB: El Busto on Blockbuster MondayPosted by rtmsf on February 9th, 2010
Not a Blockbuster Night — More Like Netflix. Back in October, we wrote that tonight's two featured games between West Virginia-Villanova and Kansas-Texas were two of the top twenty games of the year on the schedule. At the time, we thought there was a good chance that the first game would feature the best two teams in the Big East, while the second game could involve the top two teams in the whole country. As it turned out, the Big East game did in fact involve two of the top teams in the conference (but probably not the best, Syracuse), but the Big 12 game only got half of the equation right — the #1 Kansas part. Still, the slate tonight held four of the top 14 teams in the latest polls, and we anticipated a great evening of college basketball ahead of us. That assumption was wrong, as both games tonight were rather ugly affairs involving poor shooting and a bunch of turnovers. All we can hope is that the rest of Rivalry Week looks nothing like tonight's tandem of busts.
- #5 Villanova 82, #4 West Virginia 75. Villanova and Scottie Reynolds continue to win games where on paper they appear to be at a disadvantage. Tonight the Wildcats ran out to a quick lead in Morgantown behind a hot Corey Fisher, but it was (who else?) Scottie Reynolds who broke out with 19 of his 21 points (along with 4 rebs/5 assts/3 stls) in the second half to ensure that the Cats moved to 10-1 in the Big East race (tied at first with Syracuse). To win at WVU, you need to do several things very well on both ends of the court, and Villanova did most of them, such as hitting 57% of their FGs, missing only three foul shots and going +10 on the boards. Perhaps more importantly, VU also held Da'Sean Butler to a mere 13 points on 2-12 shooting, easily his worst game in over a month and a far cry from the 43 he dropped on Jay Wright's team last season in a beatdown of the Wildcats. Now that both Syracuse and Villanova have gone into Morgantown and gotten wins this year, we're confident in stating that those are without question the best two teams in this league. WVU and Georgetown are on the next tier, and then there's a mess of about 4-6 teams that are largely equal but not serious threats this season. The top of this league is better than any other conference by far, though.
- #1 Kansas 80, #14 Texas 68. The second game of the night was even uglier and less exciting than the first. After a good start for the home team to lead 14-8, Kansas went on a ridiculous 22-0 run over ten minutes to effectively put the game away very early. It was a comedy of errors for the Horns as Kansas repeatedly stole the ball for easy runouts and three-pointers, and even though the halftime lead was only ten points, nobody in the building (including the Texas players) gave a sense that they were going to come back and win the game. KU punched Texas in the mouth and the Longhorns didn't like the sight of their own blood. How bad was it for UT? The two Kansas all-americans Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich combined to shoot 5-23 and yet this game was never in question after the second tv timeout. Let that sink in for a moment… As for Texas, we're starting to believe that this team is finished for the season. There appear to be underlying problems that probably relate to definition of roles and teamwork, because the Horns appear to be a bunch of individuals playing out there. Damion James had his typically strong night with 24/10 and J'Covan Brown had a strong second half (26 pts), but only three other Longhorns even scored tonight (Gary Johnson, Avery Bradley and Dexter Pittman combined for 16 points)! With all of the individual talent on Rick Barnes' team, that's simply inexcusable. Kansas moves to 9-0 in the Big 12 and Texas drops to 5-4, two teams clearly headed in opposite directions.
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- According to Dave Meltzer, UFC 70: Nations Collide will likely appear on Spike TV and not HBO.
Dana White said that regarding the broadcast of UFC 70 on 4/21 from Manchester, England into the U.S., that nothing is finalized right now, but it will most likely be on Spike and not HBO.
- Fight Opinion Radio has released their newest episode dubbed "Power Brokers". The show features former WFA boss and current EliteXC employee Jeremy Lappen and Jimmy Greninger of Soldier Fight Gear.
- MMA manager Monte Cox told MMAWeekly that he doesn't feel Tim Sylvia's back injury had any effect on the outcome of the fight with Randy Couture.
"He had trouble with his back. It was something that we dealt with with chiropractic help to make it so he could compete hard. And I think he did," commented Cox. "I'm not one to say that has any kind of effect. I wish he hadn't have said it. It happens before a lot of fights, it's just one of those things."
Injuries going into a fight, especially a fight with as much meaning as a title fight, are quite common among professional fighters. In fact, it's a common saying amongst fighters that "if you're not injured at all going into a fight, you're not training hard enough."
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The National Archives Celebrates the U.S. Constitution in September 2011
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Washington, DC…In celebration of the 224th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution (September 17 is Constitution Day), the National Archives presents an author lecture on James Madison, an ice cream social with Dolley Madison, and an evening panel discussion on the role of the Constitution in the Presidential campaign moderated by NPR talk show host Diane Rehm. These events are free and open to the public.
The National Archives has the original Constitution on permanent display in the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom of the National Archives Building, located on Constitution Avenue between 7th and 9th Streets, NW, Washington, DC. Museum hours (through Labor Day) are 10 A.M. to 7 P.M., day after Labor Day through March 14, 2012, 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., daily. Metro accessible on the yellow and green lines, Archives/Navy Memorial stop.
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The National Archives celebrates Constitution Day with a special program on James Madison, the "Father of the Constitution." Historian Richard Brookhiser discusses the life of this important Founding Father who helped to shape our country and who nourished Americans' fledgling liberty. A book signing will follow the program.
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In a special program in celebration of the signing of the U.S. Constitution, the first 224 visitors will join First Lady Dolley Madison for an ice cream social as she describes White House entertainment in the early 19th century.
A Voter's Primer: Presidential Politics and the Constitution
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Off-Campus Housing:
There are a lot of off-campus options. There are many off-campus dorms near campus, apartments near or far away from campus, and houses. The pricing, for dorms, are similar to on campus. Apartments further away from campus are not too high of cost. Parking is expensive. Not sure how much you can find through the school.
The teams do well. A lot of the students go and watch varsity sports, especially football. There is a lot of school spirit. There are also a lot of intramural options as well, but you do not hear about them as much as varsity.
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I do not engage in any of these things and I don't really ever see/hear about it. I'm sure if you get in with certain groups of people it would be much more visible.
There is a lot of diversity on campus. Most everyone is accepting as well. There are a lot of centers on campus that support diversity and provide a safe place.
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I do not know about student discounts. There are a lot of off-campus dining options all very close to campus. It ranges from cheap to expensive depending on what you want. You can satisfy any craving really within a few minutes walk.
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I have not really ate many places, but in my Dorm. There are a lot of fast food options on campus. Jester City Limits is pretty expensive. There is a lot of variety. The food is pretty good. The meal plans don't last the whole year. It would be better if you had a set amount of meals per week instead of dollars that had to last the whole year.
The local weather changes constantly. In the fall it was pretty consistently hot/warm and then got colder towards December. In the Spring semester we have had many freezing days and then it will be nice weather for one day then get really warm and go back to freezing the next day. The cold days affect me the most because I have to walk to classes and sometimes get sick from being in the cold for too long.
I have never used a computer or printing lab on campus. The network is usually reliable and speedy. There is wi-fi just about everywhere on campus. I personally think you need your own personal computer, but I have never tried to use the computer labs, so it might not be necessary. A personal printer is not necessary, but you will have to pay for printing.
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The space is small. Food is pretty good. Where I live the wi-fi isn't the best and the walls are thin, so you can hear people in the hallways/other rooms sometimes. Social atmosphere is great. Cost is average. Really close to campus. Easy housing process.
Great transportation available to students! Countless options to get around and all buses are free for UT students.
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Greek life is definitely present at UT. Personally I think that non-Greek students don't care for Greek students, while Greek students think they are part of an elite group.
UT is very diverse! Many different religions and cultures are represented on campus. Lots of activities are available at UT that are not available anywhere else. Students are exposed to a vast array of students from many backgrounds. Tons of organizations are devoted to diversity and acceptance of cultures, religions, and sexual orientations.
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Many kids partake in drugs and alcohol at parties. It's fairly easy to access these substances. UTPD and UT itself have safety guidelines in place and stress the importance of getting help for alcohol poisoning without punishment for underage drinking- safety is their priority.
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Living on campus is very expensive, but definitely worth it for students who want to be close to everything on campus. I thoroughly enjoyed living on campus, but I lived in the most expensive dorms available because I wanted a private bath. Communal bathroom dorms and older dorms are less expensive, but they are small and have more issues while still being pricey.
There are a ton of computers available to students, and many computer labs that are not in the library go unused because students don't know about them. Free printing is available for students in the buildings of their particular major.
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Off-campus housing varies a lot. Some places (like West Campus) are very nice, but also very expensive. Older areas are more affordable, but still pricey! Many students share rooms and split the cost of a single room.
I had no problem getting into my program of choice. If you have good grades there should be no difficulty.
I loved my classes, professors, and the many opportunities for research. UT has amazing facilities with well-equipped classrooms and some of the best technologies.
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UT has an amazing athletics program and it is probably the most funded part of the entire institution
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Pam Swope has been promoted to director of marketing and compliance, part of the executive management team. She has 20 years of experience in the credit union industry and an extensive background in member services, marketing, financial education and compliance.
A Certified Credit Union Financial Counselor and Credit Union Development Educator, Swope has been with FinancialEdge since 2003, formerly serving as marketing manager. She is part of the Michigan Credit Union League Financial Education Council and Community Reinvestment Initiative committees, and has consulted for state and national credit union organizations across the U.S. and Canada.
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Revealing new testimony has been given in the case of Daniel Villegas, who has spent the past 16 years in prison for the murder of two teenagers in Northeast El Paso.
On Tuesday, new witnesses came forward saying Villegas is not the killer and new evidence would have made a difference in his 1994 capital murder trial, which ended with him being sentenced to life in prison.
"I didn't sleep much last night, and it's been hard," Villegas' mother, Yolanda Villegas, said outside the courtroom. "I broke out in tears, and I haven't done that in a long time. I'm just hoping for the best and hoping that finally someone will listen and help me get my son out of prison."
A new witness, an unidentified former gang member, told the court under questioning by defense attorney Joe Spencer, "I was telling my girlfriend he didn't do it. And I know who did it."
Spencer then asked the witness, "How is it that you know who murdered Armando Lazo and Robert England?"
The witness replied, "I heard them talk about it."
Spencer then said, "The actual shooters?"
The witness replied, "Yes!"
Spencer followed up with, "OK, who was responsible?"
After an overruled objection by Assistant District Attorney John Briggs, the witness said a man by the name of Javier "Dirt" Flores was the shooter.
Another witness, Connie Serrano, testified that Flores' brother, Rudy "Dust" Flores, was involved in the killings, and not Villegas.
Spencer asked Serrano if Rudy Flores showed up to the funeral for Lazo and caused the chaos.
"Yes," Serrano said, "because everybody knew that Rudy killed him."
Spencer said afterward, "That info was out there and available and wasn't investigated by the police department."
Defense co-council Luis Gutierrez added, "We actually, I think, are bringing to light some of the things that were overlooked in the previous trial of Daniel Villegas."
The hope of Villegas' attorneys is that Judge Sam Medrano recommends a new trial based on all of this new evidence.
"We know the real audience is in Austin, Texas -- the Court of Criminal Appeals," Gutierrez said, "and we're hoping they see there is a community that's behind Daniel."
Javier "Dirt" Flores is deceased, according to defense attorneys, and his brother, Rudy "Dust" Flores, is currently locked up on drug charges.
Another big moment for the defense Tuesday was the admission of a signed affadavit from Villegas' attorney during the initial trial, John Gates, claiming he was ineffective because he didn't know much of this evidence and had only two months to prepare.
Briggs said after Tuesday's testimony that he's heard nothing yet that he thinks should lead to a new trial. Next up on the stand is Detective Al Marquez, who got Villegas to confess to the crimes as a teenager. Villegas is also expected to testify Tuesday.


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help identifying fighter
Maybe you guys can help me with the name of a fighter I saw on HDNET (I think) in 2007 or so. I think his name was Ivan and he was a fairly thin white guy with a very crooked nose. It seemed like he would break it every time he fought. He was also really crazy when he fought, even trying to continue one time after dislocating his hip. I know that's not much to go on but I'm wondering whatever happened to him
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Ivan Menjivar?
I don't think I've ever seen that fighter. Not to mention I've never seen an HDNet fight unfortunately. Hopefully that changes next week.
only two Ivan mma fighters I can think of are Ivan Menjivar and Ivan Salaverry.
What did he look like?
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Accessory digestive gland
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An accessory digestive gland is a gland of the digestive system that is not a part of the digestive tract.
An example of an accessory digestive gland is the exocrine pancreas.[1]
A closely related term is "accessory digestive organ". This can include structures that play a direct role in digestion, but are not glands, such as teeth.[2]
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"Kids, this is just pretend," said Los Angeles County Fire Department Battalion Chief Mark Savage over a speakerphone.
A young child, Dylan Muller, was about to pretend to drown so emergency personnel could demonstrate the protocol that accompanies a drowning incident.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department orchestrated the demonstration Saturday as a part of its third annual Water Safety Expo.
Booths for many emergency response services were set up to distribute information during the event. There were also places to sign up for CPR training and swimming classes.
"Children and water can be a dangerous combination," Savage said. "We just need people to be prepared."
Darrin Privett, an emergency physician at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital, spoke to attendees Saturday on how to promote safety in and around bodies of water.
Privett particularly emphasized the importance of never leaving a child unattended near water. The time it takes to reach for a towel, he said, can be enough for a child to become submerged.
"Drownings are 100 percent preventable," he said.
Privett reviewed some of the steps to help prevent drowning, such as active adult supervision, barriers for pools and swimming classes for children.
The importance of paying attention to children near water was a common theme at the event. Savage emphasized that while emergency crews are always ready to respond to a drowning incident, a parent or bystander who is able to perform CPR or get a child out of the water quickly can make all the difference.
"If you are not watching the water, tragedy can occur," Savage said.
Learning about water safety was one of the things that attracted Stephanie Eckelman and her family to the event.
Eckelman said she saw signs advertising the event around the Westfield Valencia Town Center and decided to stop by with her children.
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Call for Papers
Cultural Analysis Summer Academy (CASA): Acting & Spectating
July 2-5, 2004
The CASA meeting invites a discussion of the relationship between academia and society, between theory and practice, and of the policies that shape the conditions of research, teaching, and the role of academia within society. The meeting invites views and perspectives from academia, society and social movements.
Since the early 1990s, a number of international developments have made it increasingly obvious that citizens' opinions, their critical thinking and application of knowledge, have not been taken into account by those who make political decisions. Global opposition against the recent war in Iraq is the newest instance to prove the presence of a world-wide discontent. Simultaneously, we are witnessing, on an economic and social level, the imposition of a system that is based on an exploitation of the many by the few, one that removes by way of privatization citizens' influence on, and responsibility for, public life. Common to all these developments is the feature that those in power seek to "objectify" people by depriving them of the very agency that a democratic system strives to implement. At the same time, these overall changes on international and national levels show once again that agency is a problematic: people find themselves confronted with an unresolved tension between what they see/think and what they do/want to do. After all, decisions are not only susceptible to mistakes, but necessarily always have to be made from within a particular perspective, be it that of a white Western Christian male or a black Eastern Hindu female. Thus, any alternative to the present situation leads us eventually to choose between two wrongs: for in righting a wrong, we might end up doing a new wrong - how, then, should and do we act? In the quest for alternatives to a system that favors the few over the many, this "dilemma of agency" has become ever visible. How can we remain agents and act on individual and collective levels in today's culturally diverse world and pressurized societies?
The Cultural Analysis Summer Academy seeks to provide a space in which these issues can be discussed from different viewpoints:
CASA is inviting submissions for papers and workshops on the above and related issues to be discussed at the CASA meeting which will take place from July 2-5, 2004, in Amsterdam. The meeting will be organized in a workshop format. Contributions can thus come in the form of workshops, papers, presentations or other projects. For the sake of coherence, contributions should engage with the meeting's topics and can integrate several key texts, which will be put up on the website as a reader.
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Ethical Fashion Startup Veraly Seeks to Develop New Niche
A new startup will make it easier than ever to find and purchase ethically produced apparel and accessories. Veraly, an ethical fashion ecommerce site, plans to run beta testing through September leading up to a public launch later this year.
The site will initially offer dozens of verified ethically sourced products, and the founders plan to add more products as the company grows. A team of curators, as well as feedback from the site's users, will determine which products make the cut.
"Ethical fashion" is a fairly ambiguous term, with no consensus definition. One of Veraly's founders, Tabea Kay, acknowledged this ambiguity in an article in GOOD Magazine, where she writes a column. The curators at Veraly will apply the triple-bottom-line criteria as they select products to carry, verifying that the entire production process of a given product is socially ethical, environmentally sustainable, and potentially profitable.
"Our curatorial process can involve anything from walking factories and/or studio spaces to verifying claims through various independent certification processes," wrote Kay in an e-mail. "If companies are hesitant about disclosing the provenance of their labor or materials, it is usually a good indicator that something is amiss. If they are open about it, we will go further and ideally work together with the brand to highlight their ethical credentials to our customer."
Veraly's founders have chosen the perfect timing for their launch, as long-term steady growth in both ecommerce and ethical consumerism will provide a potentially valuable niche to develop.
Ecommerce sales have grown astronomically since Netscape 1.0 first offered SSL encryption in 1994. In 2011, online retail sales rose to $194 billion in the United States, representing a 16 percent increase from the previous year. Apparel and accessories were crucial drivers of 2011's ecommerce growth, with sales growing faster than any other ecommerce product segment, according to eMarketer.
Meanwhile, data suggest that consumers are increasingly likely to consider ethical issues when making purchasing decisions. In 2011, a record 91 percent of consumers said they'd buy a product associated with a cause, continuing a steady 18-year trend in consumer preferences, according to Cone Communications.
Other research supports these findings. According to the Co-operative Bank UK, the market for ethical consumerism in the United Kingdom grew from £16 billion in 2000 to almost £47 billion in 2010. In 2000, less than 30 percent of consumers said they'd bought a product primarily for ethical reasons. In 2011, that figure had increased to 46 percent.
Veraly will give ten percent of profits to charity. At the outset, the company will donate to mostly recognizable organizations, like the National Resources Defense Council and the World Wildlife Fund. For the second version of the platform, however, the company plans to allow users to choose where to donate their money out of a larger pool of non-profits.
To get updates from the Veraly team and previews of the sorts of products the site will offer, sign up at vera.ly.
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Washington Recreational is also a winner in the Washington Square deal.
At Monday's meeting members unanimously approved the acceptance of $1 million in lieu of developer Ray Rice building low-to-moderate-income housing to fulfill the state's Council on Affordable Housing obligation.
Borough officials plan to designate $700,000 to rehabilitate existing housing, while the remaining $300,000 will be awarded to the recreation department.
Washington Mayor Scott McDonald said it's a win-win.
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Planning board chairwoman Mariann Van Deursen said the funding offered a unique opportunity. Because the borough has more than fulfilled the COAH obligation, the money can be used to help beautify deteriorating low-income homes.
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Jade Acquisition LLC intends to build some 86 market-rate townhouses in the Washington Square development.
The state Council on Affordable Housing requires municipalities to provide affordable housing for low- and moderate-income residents. Washington already has 140 more units than the law requires, and many of those homes need rehabilitation, McDonald said.
A court judgment ruled in favor of accepting payments in lieu of building affordable housing, a decision that's currently being appealed.


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Pro-life centers in New York City have been granted a temporary victory in an ongoing free speech battle.
In January, a federal appeals court upheld part of a city law forcing pregnancy centers to issue disclaimers on their signs, ads and conversations with clients.
The law was written by pro-abortion legislators and does not apply to abortion clinics.
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A time-travelling dragon who eats the souls of the dead, Alduin the World Eater appears twice in Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to do battle with the player. Both fights are very similar and not overly difficult if you know how to defeat him.
1Summon a minion with a ranged attack before the fight begins. This is important because NPCs can shoot at flying dragons with much more accuracy than a player can. Depending on your skill in magic, there are a few different minions that could summoned.
- A flame atronach shoots quickly but Alduin, being a fire dragon, takes very little damage from flame attacks.
- If you have completed the quest line "Arniel's Endeavor" at the College of Winterhold, you can summon Arniel's Shade. This is an excellent minion to use against Alduin because of his high damage and accuracy with lightning spells.
2Use the Dragonrend shout whenever Alduin is flying. You will have just obtained this shout immediately before the first fight. This shout is important because it forces Alduin to land, where he is vulnerable to attack.
- Marked for Death is a useful shout also, as it makes Alduin less resistant to damage. Priority should definitely be given to Dragonrend, however.
3Let an ally take the damage. In both fights you will have allies present to help you fight the World Eater. Each time that Alduin lands, wait just a few moments for an ally to attack him and draw his attention.
- At the Throat of the World, Paarthurnax will help you fend off his previous master.
- In Sovengarde, three heroes from the ancient past join you in the fight against Alduin.
4Do not stand in front of Alduin. His breath attacks are very damaging, so make sure you are standing in the best spot to use your attacks.
- If you use ranged attacks, stay as far back as you can.
- If you use melee attacks, hit him from behind. You will still take damage, but his tail attacks are far less damaging than his fire breath.
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You make several good points. I was a very good baker before going primal, and had developed several traditions around it: baking Christmas cookies for family, birthday cakes for friends, pastries from fresh, seasonal ingredients that I'd been making since I was little. Baking was an important way I'd show affection for people I cared about, and I haven't found a substitute for it. (Continuing to give unhealthy things to people I love doesn't seem right, and a well-cooked steak just doesn't convey the same emotion).
The PBS documentary "The Meaning of Food" covers what you discuss (and is available on Netflix). I'm very thankful for the primal community, too. It'd be nice to have more like-minded people in your physical proximity though, huh?


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Wallace Matthews wants the Mets to do what it takes to get Alfonso Soriano:
The Mets have the needs. Soriano has the goods. Omar Minaya has Fred Wilpon's money. If there's a reason why this shouldn't happen, I'm listening.
The problem is that it's going to take a whole lot of Wilpon's money to get him, probably something like 6-years, $90 million (if not more). Soriano's a terrific player, but I'm still hesistant about his plate discipline (lifetime .325 ob%), attitude and sloppy defense (especially at second base). If the Mets are going to go after a big-ticket free agent, I'd prefer they land Barry Zito or Daisuke Matusaka, who both fill the the team's biggest need and are a few years younger than Soriano.


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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
A knock off: Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman
MoMA store).
Disclaimer: "This item is not an original Charles & Ray Eames Lounge chair, nor is it manufactured by or affiliated with Herman Miller."
(via Regency Shop)
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Bleet-Up @ The Mohawk & Taste of Thanksgiving @ Whole Foods
The Bleet-up brings together Austin bloggers for a happy, little evening of music, complimentary food and drinks, a pop-up shop by Prototype Vintage and Rene Geneva Design, and a silent guitar auction. Music includes Learning Secrets DJ's, The Lennings, Built By Snow, Corto Maltese, Politics, Sad Accordions, and The Great Nostalgic.
Doors open at 8:30 at the 10th Street entrance of the Mohawk.
RSVP at www.eavesdropper-pr.com/rsvpAND by RSVPing, you're entered to win a pair of Fun Fun Fun Fest tickets (woot).
First 50 Bleet-Up arrivals we pick up goodie bags with the following items included within the bag:-$50 coupon to the spa at Four Seasons
-Music and art by Monofonus Press
-Music by Hollywood Gossip
-Music by Vanessa Lively
-Samples of Kohana Coffee
-Coupons to Mama Fu's, Franks, Tiff's Treats, Inglenook Decor, and Changos Tacqueria
Before heading to the Mohawk for the Bleet-Up, I'd recommend visiting Whole Foods for their annual Taste of Thanksgiving event. It's from 6-8:30 at the Lamar location and features free tasting of the holiday menu. A description of the event:
It's time for our annual feast, the Taste of Thanksgiving! Join us for an elegant evening as we welcome the fall harvest and present our newest holiday menu! Stroll through the store and taste all the fabulous flavors of fall. It's our biggest event of the year so you don't want to miss it!
From prepared foods and bakery to wine, each department across the store will be sampling delicious seasonal fare so bring your appetite, grab a plate and explore the flavors of the holidays. Imagine serving a classic turkey dinner with wild mushroom and sage gravy, cinnamon-dusted butternut squash, cranberry-mandarin orange relish, and handmade, fresh baked pies without spending a minute in the kitchen! Now that's something to be grateful for.
(via Whole Foods)
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Monday, October 19, 2009
Junior Boys tonight @ Mohawk
I'm seriously the worst blogger ever... I sporadically post blog entries and when I set a little deadline for myself to start posting again I don't follow my deadlines. THANKFULLY this just happens with this little hobby. Arr (insert emoticon pirate). I'll update at some point (maybe, possibly, since I can't be trusted to make promises anymore) of what I've been up to lately.
What's exciting tonight is that I'm going to see Junior Boys at the Mohawk. If you haven't heard of this Canadian duo, that's okay. You should still go see them regardless because after you hear them you'll become addicted to their after midnight sound. It's quite lovely. *what what*
Junior Boys Myspace
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
I saw a white wizard in a Corvette today. No joke.
I have a ridiculously busy week that unfortunately involves real life. I'll resume posting this Friday.
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Saturday, September 19, 2009
Tom Ford is in the director's seat for A Single Man.
I'm excited to see A Single Man. It's directed by Tom Ford and stars Colin Firth and Julianne Moore.
Tom Ford and I share the same birthday. I think it's a sign.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Is it James Schuman or Scott Dean?
James Dean photo originally uploaded to Flickr by Chris Weisberg.
Browsing through Flickr for an upcoming post, I stumbled on the above James Dean photograph and my initial thoughts turned towards Scott Schuman (aka The Sartorialist). I've always wondered how he worked behind the camera and I took the Dean photo above as something comparable. Continuing to browse through James Dean photos, I began to see a similarity. I'm not sure it's of conscious influence, but Scott emulates James. My proof is below.
James Dean photo originally uploaded on Flickr by adkins_rita. Photograph of Scott Schuman by Karl Hab and posted on Hypebeast.
James Dean photo originally uploaded to Flickr by adkins_rita. Photo of Scott Schuman originally uploaded to Flickr by yael_sloma.
Well maybe not completely. Dean seems more of the rougher sort and Schuman is probably a charmer.
If you haven't bought Scott Schuman's newest book, The Sartoralist, you can buy a copy through Amazon. If you're lucky enough to live in a large city, you might be able to attend one of the author's book signing events. Anyone want to send me a signed copy? I highly doubt he'll take a visit to Austin, TX.
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On Repeat: Principles of Geometry
I'm kind of obsessed with A Mountain for President by Principles of Geometry. It reminds me of Sébastien Tellier. Speaking again of my time abroad, at that time I never heard of Sébastien Tellier and my guy friend invited me to his concert when I was in Copenhagen. I decided not to go because I had something going on the next day (it was something insignificant like an exam or of the similar). I really, really regret that decision. I hate being a good, little student sometimes :(
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The Turn: T Magazine and The Brothers Grim
I blame my love for Jane Austen books and the imagery of the characters within her books for my admiration for topcoats, top hats, and neatly folded scarves. The Brothers Grim in T Magazine for NYTimes utilizes inspirational pieces from the common fashion of the Victorian era to provide a modern interpretation of such sartorial wear. Jane Austen wrote in the Georgian era, which is pre-Victorian.
These pictures reminded me of the music video Crucify my Heart by Private. I think the lead singer should have opted for a top hat. Don't get my wrong, I love seeing a Dane without blond hair, but the hair just kept getting in the way :( When I was wrecking my reputation in Copenhagen, my guy friends would make me flirt my way into requesting My Secret Lover at the gay clubs. Funny thing was that the DJ was a fine example of a lesbian Cougar. Thankfully, I had my catnip cologne on so it didn't take much. True story. Find more Private at their happy, Danish blog.
PRIVATE - Crucify My Heart from PRIVATE on Vimeo.
PRIVATE - "My Secret Lover" from PRIVATE on Vimeo.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
I do too.
Originally uploaded by ernieland.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
News and Highlights
Karl Lagerfeld and Philippe Starck are guest editors for this month's Wallpaper (via Design Milk).
Thom Brown lowers prices. I guess my 1000+ emails finally worked (via We Are The Market).
Milla Jovovich give you purple love in the current issue of Purple. Beyond that greatness, interviews in the issue include Karl Lagerfeld, Miuccia Prada, and Yoko Ono (via Swipe Life).
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Everyone should be jealous of me just for one second.
NOTCOT loves my twitter bio. That is all.
Follow NOTCOT and The Sartorial Architect on Twitter.
NOTCOT loving my Twitter bio... I should go study.
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The Item: Apolis Activism Wax Canvas Bomber Jacket
Apolis Activism has some notable pieces for the upcoming fall season. The wax canvas bomber jacket struck me because I usually have a No Bomber Jacket policy. I really can't stand the snug cuff and waist portion of the jacket; I'll fidget between my shirt cuff, watch, and jacket cuff in attempts to style the three appropriately. I have problems. I like this bomber jacket enough to overlook my pending mannerism. The blue, wax cotton makes the jacket. On top of being a great shade of blue for the season, the wax will add a slight shimmer providing a great texture to contrast a pair of dark grey jeans or any other pant of your choice.
Find this jacket at Context Clothing.
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Busy Bee
So this is Busy Bee. I saw this little outfit at the Galleria in Houston and I had to have it for my cat, Sophia. When I place it on her she doesn't move and just looks down. I think she likes it or believes that I'm robbing her dignity when I place that little bee hoody on her. I'll probably have to put it on her some more before I can decided which one is true.
Sharing is caring.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Etsy Find: Black Ankle Strap Boots
It's not a Robert Geller ankle boot, but that's okay. These happy boots from Stuart McGuire are a size 11AA and will cost you about $52.00.
Black Ankle Strap Boots.
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I came across some news about a modern American Guru, James Ray, who had performed sweat lodge retreats for spiritually interested people. In one of those retreats however, three people died. He was accused and convicted of negligent homicide.
Of course I don't believe that this man is a murderer. He did not have any criminal intention but he was probably looking for the money that he gets through such a retreat. He had 56 participants in that retreat and each of them paid 10000 US-Dollar. They were in a sweat lodge which was obviously too small and then too hot for these three people who died. This is why he was charged: he was responsible for the people at his retreat and he did not take care of them, seeing that he can earn more if more people come. I have seen in other, similar events that people got sick or fell unconscious in sweat lodges.
On such an occasion I was asked once what my opinion is about sweat lodges. I personally have never been to a sweat lodge and have not made this experience. I know however what it is and I know that it is an ancient ritual of the Native Americans in the USA which has become more and more popular in the spiritual scene and all over the world. I know some similar rituals of tribal times and I do have an opinion in participating in those rituals.
Imagine the time in which all those rituals were invented. People were living in tribes, they were living close to nature, with heat and coldness as it came through the year. It was hundreds or even thousands of years ago. How can we compare ourselves to them? One thing is that physically we are not in the same condition. You live in your multi-story, air-conditioned apartment, you are not in nature usually but then you decide to go into a sweat lodge. It can of course be dangerous to your health. This however is only a point on the side.
I don't see why we need to copy those rituals. These are old and ancient practices which are nice if they are preserved by the true offspring of those tribal people. In former times, the shamans of the tribes were performing them and today it could be their great-grandsons. But why do we need to imitate them? Why do we need to pretend to be who we are not? We are not Native American Indians, we don't live in tribes. Most of us don't have any connection to those times, so why do we copy them? Why do you wear feathers and leather, dressed up as a Native American if you are not? I know that it is a big business for some people. If they dress up in this way and make a show out of it, they can attract more people. Why do you want to be someone who you are not? Only to attract attention and money? Then you are not yourself.
People ask us sometimes why we wear the clothes that we are wearing. I always answer, if I wore jeans and t-shirt I would not be myself! I don't change my dress for showing off. It is what I normally wear in my daily life, wherever I am. It is a part of my culture, a part of me and it feels right to me. It is comfortable and simply natural for me. I don't want you to imitate my dress, I want you to be yourself! In the same way, if you do any ritual, I ask you to do it with your heart and honesty. Don't just do it out of fascination but see the deeper sense behind it and ask yourself if that corresponds with who you are. Don't stick to any ritual just because some scripture, religion, guru or master told you to. Feel it yourself and you will know what it right.
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