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Bordeaux coach Francis Gillot has downplayed the significance of his side's Europa League clash with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Speaking ahead of Bordeaux's Group F game against the Israeli club, Gillot said their Ligue 1 fixture against Sochaux on Sunday must take precedence.
"I am certainly thinking about the game against Maccabi, but I am also thinking about the match on Sunday, and I think the team that plays tomorrow will display this," he said.
"One has to make choices when it comes to the starting 11, of course we always want to win, but there are priorities, and currently the priority is the league, especially when you consider our current position.
"I have the responsibility to think about the league because we are playing again straight away."
Sitting 17th in the French top flight, Bordeaux are yet to have success in the Europa League this tournament, having lost their first game to Eintracht Frankfurt 3-0.
Gillot said beating Maccabi will be a difficult task.
"I've seen the matches they (Maccabi Tel-Aviv) played against Basel where they were 3-0 down at home and came back to draw 3-3," he said.
"They are a technical team and have a good mentality, because coming back in such a fashion clearly shows they have great mental strength.
"Basel were able to beat Chelsea a few weeks ago, I think that gives us a good idea of the quality of team we are going to face."
Bordeaux goalkeeper Cedric Carrasso said his side would need to make the most of their home fixtures in the European second-tier competition.
"Having played many group stages in Europe, we know that the number of points we need are around 10 points to qualify for the next phase of the tournament," he said.
"This means we need to win our home games and draw at least one away from home.
"There is no pressure for the moment, we just need to be aware that the important thing for us is to get the three points."
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Yes. Here's the English LP.Thanks! Gotta get around to watching this.
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Yes. Here's the English LP.Thanks! Gotta get around to watching this.
- One weird Super Famicom game about a medieval Japanese prince teaming up with a French one, and they're both cowardsI'm wondering, is this Deae Tonosama Appare Ichiban?
These are rather direct translations, and these may not all be correct. I am by no means an expert on the language.Thank you so much! Now I got an idea of what she is saying.
What game is this for?It's an RPG Maker VX game called Ghost School.
The sign looks like it says 屍霊学校 - without actually playing the game it's pretty hard to guess what the first word is, 屍 is more appropriate fit there as it means corpse.Yeah, I can agree. It looks like this name has no real relevance to the school just other than to be creepy.
Third one has no spoken lines (or just grumbling)I was just listening to it again, I can barely hear out "待って".
I think that's "height"; abbr. "ht.", comes with that stairs/steps/ladder icons(?)Yeah, the manual states it means "Height Cost". This is what it states in the manual:
Ht. Cost: The cost incurred in climbing up to higher levels. The higher the number, the more difficult the level difference is to clear. Be aware that there is a limit to the amount of level difference that can be cleared. No cost is incurred in moving down levels.
I think its Psy(cho)-condenser? Thyristor" sounds very complicated.. what is it exactly?Ah, you are right about that one seeing the ghost hunting background of the game. It's a part for a Spirit Machine used by a Scientist. I had machine parts in my head when I quickly translated it and thought it might be closest to サイリスタ開閉コンデンサ than サイコ・コンデンサ.
That I know, but it's still リタルランド and I still see no relations to Ritardando, as this is basically "a little kingdom by the Silk Road", as the intro says.Yeah, I was inclined to think this, but what is keeping me that is because Little is usually written as リトル, so it would be リトルランド (Littleland). But I'm cool with the Littleland spelling. Also if there is a reason mentioned, I am not seeing it neither from skimming through the novel or the strategy guide.
I've passed it twice, so I don't need a walkthrough We just have to betatest it, as one of the projectsI'm sorry for the misunderstanding, I didn't said that you needed a walkthrough. I said that I've been meaning to rewrite my own walkthrough, so I would love to re-play it again. But I do not have the time to betatest, but thank you for the offer.


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MEMBERS of the Obeid family negotiated to sell their interest in a mining venture for $60 million but the money trail had to be "disguised" in order to avoid "a whiff of corruption", ICAC heard yesterday.
The family's lawyer Sevag Chalabian, who had dealings with the sons of former Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid in structuring the venture, agreed under questioning that Cascade Coal director Richard Poole had spoken of the need to keep the family's interest "private".
ICAC yesterday heard the family continued to hold a 9.3 per cent interest in Cascade Coal.
Mr Poole did the negotiating for the family, who originally demanded $100 million, the inquiry heard.
"My instructions were that the family preferred to keep their interests private," Mr Chalabian said.
"Was it done with a view to disguising their involvement?" Geoffrey Watson SC, the counsel assisting the inquiry, asked.
"Yes," Mr Chalabian replied.
The inquiry was told of evidence Mr Chalabian gave at a private hearing earlier this year when he agreed Mr Poole had raised concerns the Obeid name being attached to the mining venture would be "unpalatable".
Cascade Coal later tried to sell the $1 million exploration licence to White Energy for $500 million. Graham Cubbin, one of White Energy's directors, told ICAC he hadn't known the Obeids were connected to the deal and would have been "incredibly worried" if he had been aware.
ICAC is examining claims former primary industries minister Ian Macdonald rigged the tender process for mining exploration licences in the Bylong Valley, placing the Obeid family in a position to profit by $100 million.
"It had to go through an elaborate installation of companies and trustees so no one could find the Obeid name?" Mr Watson asked.
"Yes," Mr Chalabian said.
Another witness, Neil Whittaker, was shown copies of documents, on which he was the signatory, that were sent to Mr Macdonald's department requesting the reopening of the tender for the licences.
Mr Watson noted the letterhead for Amerod Resources - a company which no longer exists - did not have a phone number. Asked by ICAC Commissioner David Ipp QC why he would sign a letter for "a company when you knew it was a non-existent company", Mr Whittaker said he believed it was "a subsidiary".
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The concept of us not knowing what goes on behind closed doors and in the room is valid. For sure. In his defense, so to speak.
But most other teams tend to she'd light on who the "speakers" are in the room, and I've yet to see or read anything that indicates Pominville is the finite voice or outspoken guy.
Ya that's pretty much what the second part is suppose to mean. Great captains don't usually fly under the radar, you are aware they are there at the beginning and eventually they get named captain. I don't believe that a player in the NHL can be givin the C and then become a leader, you start as a leader and earn the right to wear the C. I think Pommers earned the right to be the most respected player on the team but that doesn't make him a leader. Unfortunately this teams captain is a head case goaltender and not a soft spoken winger.
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Q)What happened on the first interception? Was it a miscommunication?
Pennington: Yes, that's what it was. Then the DB did a good job of reading the footwork that I had and he set down and I was just trying to push it outside and he ended up going outside.
Q)The Bills secondary was depleted with injuries. Are you surprised you couldn't do more against them?
Penningon: Yeah, it's disappointing when you lose I feel like we had a good gameplan going in and we knew what we needed to do to win. Anytime you play this defense you make it difficult upon yourself when you don't get a lead. They are very good when they get a lead cause they can pass rush they can do the things they like to do best, which is pass rush, play back and play soft zone and don't give up any big plays and that's what they were doing.
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Pennington: Well it's very difficult. You certainly don't imagine yourself starting off like this but this is the position we're in and the answer lies within our own locker room. We got to do a really good job this week looking at the tape and correcting our mistakes and moving on. In this league there are no 'gimme' wins and wins that come easy. You have to earn everything you get so we have to learn from this as a team and move on.


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USA Today One of McMurtry's best...Stunning.
The Seattle Times Storytelling at its best, the West at its fiercest, and McMurtry in his prime.
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The first time I saw Billy he came walking out of a cloud....Welcome to the wild, hot-blooded adventures of Billy the Kid, the American West's most legendary outlaw. Larry McMurtry takes us on a hell-for-leather journey with Billy and his friends as they ride, drink, love, fight, shoot, and escape their way into the shining memories of Western myth. Surrounded by a
The first time I saw Billy he came walking out of a cloud....Welcome to the wild, hot-blooded adventures of Billy the Kid, the American West's most legendary outlaw. Larry McMurtry takes us on a hell-for-leather journey with Billy and his friends as they ride, drink, love, fight, shoot, and escape their way into the shining memories of Western myth. Surrounded by a splendid cast of characters that only Larry McMurtry could create, Billy charges headlong toward his fate, to become in death the unforgettable desperado he aspires to be in life. Not since Lonesome Dove has there been such a rich, exciting novel about the cowboys, Indians, and gunmen who live at the blazing heart of the American dream.
USA Today One of McMurtry's best...Stunning.
The Seattle Times Storytelling at its best, the West at its fiercest, and McMurtry in his prime.
from Part One: 1
The first time I saw Billy he came walking out of a cloud. He had a pistol in each hand and a scared look on his rough young face. The cloud drifted in from the plains earlier in the morning and stopped over the Hidden Mountains, in the country of the Messy Apaches that was what buffalo hunters called the Mescalero.
It was a thick cloud, which made downhill travel a little chancy. I had found myself a seat on a rock and was waiting for the cloud to go somewhere else. Probably I looked as scared to Billy as he looked to me my mule was winded, my gun was empty, my ears were popping, and I was nervous about the prospect of running into some Messy Apaches. One minute I wanted the cloud to leave; the next minute I was glad it was there.
Billy looked relieved when he saw me. I think his first notion was to steal my mule it would only have been common sense.
"This mule won't make it far," I informed him, hoping to scotch that notion though if he had pointed one of the pistols at me I would have handed him the reins on the spot.
Billy gave me a chip-toothed grin. I would have guessed him to be no more than seventeen at the time, and short for his age at that. In fact, he was almost a runt, and ugly as Sunday. His dirty black coat was about three sizes too big for him.
He glanced at Rosy, the mule. She didn't like heights, or clouds either, and was in a foul mood.
"An Apache could take that mule and ride her fifty miles," he pointed out. "It's lucky for you I'm not an Apache."
"If you were I'd offer you the mule and hope for the best," I said.
He stuck one of the pistols into an old holster he wore and shoved the other one into the pocket of his black coat.
"Joe Lovelady's around here somewhere," he said. "It would be just like him to show up with my horse."
"I'm Ben Sippy," I said, thinking it was about time we got introduced. I stood up and offered a hand-shake.
Billy didn't shake my hand, but he gave me another grin. He had buck teeth, and both of them were chipped.
"Howdy, Mr. Sippy, are you from Mississippi?" he said, and burst out laughing. In those days Billy was always getting tickled at his own remarks. When he laughed at one of his own jokes you couldn't help liking him he was just a winning kid.
Though now, when I think of Billy Bone giggling at one of his own little sallies, I soon grow blind with tears sentimental, I guess. But there was a time when I would have done anything for Billy.
"No, I'm just from Philadelphia," I said. He was not the first person to make the Mississippi joke.
"Well, I'm Billy Bone," he said, with a flicker of threat in his eyes.
I guess I must have started or flinched or something, because the threat immediately went away and it seemed to be all he could do to keep from laughing again. I don't consider myself much of a comic, but for some reason Billy always had trouble keeping a straight face in my company.
"You act like you've heard of me, Mr. Sippy," he said.
Of course, he knew perfectly well I'd heard of him. Everyone in the West had heard of him, and plenty of people in other parts of the world as well. Since Wild Bill Hickok had let himself get killed in South Dakota two years before, I doubt there was a gunfighter alive with a reputation to match Billy's. But I just looked at him and tried to take a relaxed line.
"Oh, you've got a reputation," I said. "They say you're a cool killer."
"I am, but the cool killing don't start till around November," he said, giggling again. "This time of the year we mostly do hot killing, Mr. Sippy."
Copyright © 1988 by Larry McMurtry
from Part One: 2
Later on, I realized it was a good thing I had paid Billy's reputation that trite little compliment. If I hadn't, I doubt we'd ever have become friends. In fact, if I hadn't, he might just have shot me.
Billy expected people to take note of his reputation, though why he even had a reputation at that time was a mystery to me, once I knew the facts. From listening to gossip in barrooms I had formed the general impression that he had already killed ten or twelve white men, and scores of Indians and Mexicans as well.
But when I met him, Billy Bone had yet to shoot a man. A bully named Joe Loxton had abused him considerably when he was thirteen or fourteen and making his living cleaning tables in a saloon. Joe Loxton made the mistake of wrestling him to the ground one day when Billy had just been carving a beef and happened to have a butcher knife in his hand. When they hit the floor the butcher knife stuck in Joe Loxton's belly, and a day or two later he was dead.
"It was mostly an accident," Billy said, "though I would have stabbed that shit-ass if I'd had time to think."
That's not to say that Billy was a gentle boy. He was violent all right. In his case the reputation just arrived before the violence.
I felt a little peculiar for a moment. There we were, in a thick cloud in the Hidden Mountains, with only one mule between us and the most feared young gunman in the West making jokes about my name. Nothing unfriendly had occurred, but it's a short step, in some situations, from the unfriendly to the fatal and a short step that often got taken in New Mexico in those days.
We had exhausted what few conversational supplies we seemed to have, and were just standing there. Billy had stopped giggling and looked depressed.
"I get a headache when I'm up this high," he said.
I was carrying one or two general nostrums, but before I could offer Billy one, Rosy, my mule, lifted her head and nickered.
I was horrified. Now all the Messy Apaches would have to do was ride in and make a mess of us, unless Billy Bone could shoot them all.
But Billy didn't even draw his pistol he just looked irritated.
A minute later Joe Lovelady trotted out of the cloud, riding one horse and leading another.
"See! I told you it would be just like him!" Billy said.
Joe rode up beside him and handed him his bridle reins, but Billy didn't even look up. "It must get boresome being so danged competent," he said in a tone that was anything but grateful. "Did you scalp all the Indians, too, while you were rescuing these nags?" Billy asked, in the same annoyed tone.
"Nope," Joe Lovelady said. "I just snuck in and stole back our horses while they were taking a shit."
"I thought those dern Apaches were supposed to know their business!" Billy said in an ugly tone. He seemed to be working himself into an angry fit just because his friend had recovered their horses.
Joe Lovelady, a calm man if I ever knew one, was unperturbed.
"It ain't getting any earlier," he said. "Why don't we lope on over to Greasy Corners?"
"In this fog?" Billy asked. "I couldn't find my hip pocket, much less Greasy Corners."
"I reckon I can find my way down a hill, fog or no fog," Joe Lovelady said.
Billy choked off his fit, sighed, and struggled onto his horse, a rangy black at least seventeen hands high.
"Gentlemen, could I ride along with you until we get out of these mountains?" I asked, seeing that they were about to ride off and leave me without further ado.
They both looked down at me. Joe Lovelady was a good-looking young man with a fine mustache. He could have been twenty-one or two, but no older, and he had more self-assurance than Billy Bone would ever have.
"I'm out of bullets and I'm lost and I'm not good at heights," I said, realizing it was a lame speech.
It had a good effect though it put Billy Bone in a better humor.
"This old man's a total loss, but let's take him along anyway," he said. "Let's show him some fun."
Joe Lovelady seemed surprised at the suggestion.
"What's his name?" he asked, looking me over.
"His name's Mister Sippy but he ain't from Mississippi," Billy said, and laughed even harder at the joke than he had the first time.
He was still laughing when we started down the hill.
Copyright © 1988 by Larry McMurtry
from Part One: 3
Joe Lovelady set a smart pace, cloud or no cloud. Rosy didn't appreciate it, but she was tired of living the lonely life with me and did her best to keep up for company's sake. Billy's horse was so tall it was like following a giraffe.
I don't think Billy much cared for horseback travel. His reputation was made in the Territory, but to me he had the look of a city boy and in fact he had been born on the Bowery in New York and brought West as a baby. Something of the Bowery had stuck to him, even so.
Before we had been traveling an hour, he got bored enough to drop back and make a little conversation.
"We could all break our necks trying to follow Joe Lovelady in a fog like this," he remarked rather petulantly.
Finally we got down below the cloud and saw the great plain stretching away. By noon we had got pretty well out of the Sierra Oscura, but Joe Lovelady evidently had no intention of stopping for lunch. I began to realize that he behaved with a certain relentlessness when it came to getting where he was going.
I suggested to Billy that we might stop and try to scare up a bite in Tularosa, but Billy immediately vetoed that.
"There are plenty of unkind sons of bitches in Tularosa," he informed me.
By midafternoon I had begun to feel a little desperate. Greasy Corners, our destination, I knew of only by hearsay. It was said to be a den of whores and cutthroats, but that part didn't worry me. Most of the local settlements were dens of whores and cutthroats.
My own hope was to find one a little closer. Greasy Corners was somewhere on the Rio Pecos at least one hundred and fifty miles from where we hit the plain. I knew Rosy well enough to know she wasn't going to tolerate Joe Lovelady's pace for any one hundred and fifty miles. She was a mule with a lot of balk in her. I was not looking forward to being left on that vast empty plain with a stalled mule.
Besides, I was starving. By midafternoon I had begun to scrape little curls of leather off my saddle with my fingernails, just to have something in my mouth.
Billy Bone seemed a little gaunt too.
"You wouldn't have a biscuit, would you, Mr. Sippy?" he asked at one point.
I shook my head. "Do you think your friend will consider stopping for supper?" I asked.
"No, and if we did stop I don't see what there'd be to eat," he said.
"I've got a headache," he added in a sad tone. "If you don't have a biscuit you probably don't have a pill, either."
But I did have a pill a bottle of them, in fact. I had bought them in Galveston a few months before and forgotten about them. They were just general pills, about the size of marbles and guaranteed to cure a wide range of diseases. I dug them out of my saddlebag and poured Billy Bone a handful.
"Let's just eat them," I said. "They're just general pills. It's better than starving."
Billy didn't say anything, but he gave me a kind of quizzical, grateful look. It may be that my sharing those Galveston pills sealed our friendship.
We rode out on the plain, munching the big pills. After he'd eaten about thirty, Billy got tickled.
"I may get so healthy I'll fall off this horse," he said, but before he could get any healthier we saw Joe Lovelady racing this way and that, whipping at something with his rope.
"Prairie chickens," Billy said. "He's good at catching prairie chickens. Joe just whacks them down with his rope."
That indicated to me that Mr. Lovelady was at last thinking of his stomach, which proved to be the case. That night we feasted on four fat hens, and our troubles seemed to be over. The big pills had left Billy and me with gaseous stomachs, and we did a lot of belching, which Joe Lovelady, an unfailingly polite man, did his best to ignore. Billy tended to linger over his belching, as kids will some of his better productions gave the horses a start.
While we were polishing prairie chicken bones, Joe Lovelady suddenly looked at me and smiled his first smile since we met.
"I know who you are," he said. "Sippy. You're that Yankee who don't know how to rob trains."
"Hey!" Billy said. "Are you that Sippy?"
I had to admit I was. My own little reputation had caught up with me again.
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McMurtry is as always entertaining and a great story teller. The cover picture shown is that of Billy the Kid, AKA Henry Antrim. The story is totally fictional, that of Billy Bone and the narrator, by the name of Sippy, and bears little resemblance to the life of Billy the Kid other than that it is set in the eastern half of the state of New Mexico. Thus my only quarrel is the use of the cover picture to advertise the book. It is a fun read -- I would buy the DVD, were it made into a movie. Violent, and a bit bloody for less than a PG13 rating -- quite graphic in some places.
I remember I got this book in high school and it wasn't anything like I thought it would be. Larry McMurtry sketches an entirely vulnerable portrait of anti-hero Billy the Kid, from the off-beat perspective of a dime novel writer who befriends Billy on the trail. I rather liked the book at the time, which is interesting, because I never could get through Lonesome Dove.
This book is a joy to read and is fun if you know the land that is in. The Set is New Mexico and it is more or less about Billy the kid the outlaw that ran around in New Mexico and who and what ran with him. It is funny and it is a great read if you like to learn thing that are not true about the west and about Billy the Kid.


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States there are 5 lakes and then names six.?? Eregli bob (talk) 11:53, 28 April 2008 (UTC)
I see the name elsewhere as "Band-i-Amir". Is this preferable? --Annielogue (talk) 21:01, 29 September 2008 (UTC)
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In 2008 Time Magazine included Habiba Sarabiin its list of "Heroes of the Environment", partly for her work in establishing the Band-e Amir National Park in Bamiyan. I guess this page should reflect that? --Annielogue (talk) 21:05, 29 September 2008 (UTC)
The article states that the Band-e Amir area is visited by thousands of tourists from all over the world each year. Are there any sources for this? The area is without a doubt beautiful and worth a visit, but given the political situation in Afghanistan I find it very hard to believe that any significant number of international tourists actually visit this place these days. Hadoriel (talk) 10:40, 29 June 2009 (UTC)
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The next time you talk to one of your loved ones today, truly listen.
Let go of whatever is going on in your own head for one or two minutes and look into their eyes as they speak to you.
Be present to them and for them in that moment.
The next time you talk to one of your loved ones today, truly listen.
Let go of whatever is going on in your own head for one or two minutes and look into their eyes as they speak to you.
Be present to them and for them in that moment.
Look at up at the sky above.
The ever expansive, open, spacious sky.
And breathe.
In May I was lucky enough to attend a weekend retreat at Omega with Pema Chodron. She is an American Buddhist nun and meditation master. She has written many books about dealing with fear, pain and uncertainty in everyday life. She teaches on how to cultivate acceptance and compassion for yourself, others and the world around you.
I was so excited leading up to it. I didn't really know what to expect. Of course she was amazing, even in a room of 500 people her energy totally set the tone and could be felt throughout the entire space.
We dove in to the idea of touching the present moment. That in fact was the title and theme of the entire weekend. She covered a lot of material and this blog post would be way too long if I did them all. So for this month I picked the concept of labelling and being present. The concept of 'labelling' is universal. We all do it. I feel that it applies to so many things in my life.
The teaching explores the fact that we all label things as soon as they are happening to us, sometimes before they even start to happen. We label people, events and experiences and then we fixate on them as a way to keep control of our lives and resist change – even though change is inevitable.
A quick example: We meet someone new and based on the way they look, a few things that they say or what we may have heard about them, our mind creates a label of who we think that person is or what their intentions are. We stick that label on the person and then it becomes very hard to take it off. We do this with new people and we do it with people who have been in our lives for a long time. Sometimes we do it to those we love even more. We also do it to ourselves when we say things like " I could never do that" or "I'm not good enough for that". Or we label situations too like "today is going to be awful, I hate going to that place". In a way we have already set the stage by giving a label to something that hasn't even happened yet.
Once we have labelled something we tend to put it in a box and not allow it any room to change. For example " She always does that" or " I won't even bother because he doesn't care". Then instead of seeing that person, place or event as fresh and new each time, we see it through the lens of our label. That is ok, that is human, we all do it. However our labels keep us rigid, the more we want control of our lives the more we use our labels, the more tight and wound up and fixed we become.
Over the weekend Pema was asking us to look at this process and think of how our labels can make us like hard like ice. She challenged us to try and find the water in the ice. Try and become aware of when we start to label and then instead of letting ourselves become rigid and wrapped up in how we think things should be, explore becoming fluid instead. Notice when it is happening, become aware, then allow yourself to be in the moment to see what is truly in front of you instead of the concept you have set in your mind about it from previous experience.
" You need to be present with yourself and not give yourself a fixed label. Our stress comes from having a fixed idea of ourselves and how we want things to go." – Pema Chodron
So what do we do with this?
Being mindful and returning to the present moment as often as you can is a really good place to start the process of becoming more fluid, more open to what is truly happening around you. Once you become more open and caring towards yourself it becomes easier to start doing the same for others.
"Feel tenderness for your human-ness and everyone else's human-ness" – Pema Chodron
Try experimenting with the idea of letting yourself and others exist in open space. Space that is full of possibility and empty of judgement and pre conceived notions. It's not easy to do. It really is a practice that we can work on every day, several times a day. The more you pause to be aware of the present moment the more you get out of the story in your head and into the reality of life around you. Meditation is one of the best ways to find space within you.
In addition to sitting down and meditating here are 3 quick, simple ways to get into the present moment:
I have been playing with this concept ever since the retreat weekend. Some days are easier than others but the more I do it the more I love it. When I feel myself getting worked up or starting to label so I can keep things in a box and under control, I just pause and breathe, even for a moment, in awareness. I give myself some space. I try to be a little more fluid, a little less rigid and see the world without my agenda overlapping it. It is a work in progress and it gets pretty interesting once you start to notice your emotional habits.
Life will always be full of wonderful experiences and incredibly difficult ones. That is just how life works. Change really is inevitable. Having a few tools in my back pocket to ride those waves instead of resisting them seems to be making a difference in my life. It feels like a good start. Thanks Pema.
Lately my 6 year old and I have been doing some yoga together. She also likes to do it on her own following the pictures in her kids yoga book. I must admit as a yoga teacher it makes my heart smile to see her starting to explore her own yoga. But the part that has really taken me by surprise is that in her own 6 year old mind, on her own level she understands yoga. She also know when to use it, or rather when to remind me to use it.
She has created a little sequence that she calls Sky Pose. She says it helps her when she gets frustrated and that I should try it when I am frustrated. One day when I was losing it with her little sister for something totally ridiculous I felt a little tap on my arm. Kaia looks up at me and says, "maybe you should do skye pose"?
Of course my first reaction was ,"are you kidding? Don't tell me what to do when I'm angry, stay out of this. I'm the mom, I'm in charge." ( Yes I said that in my head of course).
She was looking at me in such earnest that I sighed and said, " sure ok fine let's do skye pose". I did it with her. Then we took 3 deeps breaths together and my anger was gone. Just like that. My need to yell and scream was gone. I still wasn't happy with what her little sister was doing but I looked at her and instead of wanting to yell I felt like I could keep my cool and navigate my way through the incident with more patience.
All we did was stop, breathe, stretch our arms overhead and bring our palms together down to our hearts and deep breathe again. So simple and so effective. It was made even more powerful for me because it was my 6 year old daughter who recognized what I needed in that moment and guided me through it.
Yoga was the example for me but beautiful lessons from children come in all shapes and sizes. They show up in many different situations. Children, no matter what age are incredibly wise and have so much to teach us. We just need to make sure we are listening.
It's about this time of year that I really start to feel winter. Yes I know we live in Canada and we always have winter so it shouldn't be a surprise. True, but that doesn't make it any easier to take when it gets so cold out that your nostrils freeze 30 seconds after you go out the door and you waddle down the street hoping you won't slip on ice and break something. There are many beautiful parts to winter like skating, skiing, building snowmen and drinking hot chocolate. There is also something that comes with the not so nice part of winter called SAD ( Seasonal Affective Disorder) and it's real. I'm sure many of you are familiar with it. I think most of us have experienced it at one point or another, they say even kids and pets get it.
For many this is the time of year when you might be feeling more tired, lethargic, unmotivated and generally crusty. You also might find you are catching more colds and flus or that they are lingering longer. One thing I like to use to help me get through this blah time are essential oils. Depending on the oil you use they can uplift your spirits, boost your immune, clear you head and give you a bit more zip to make it through the rest of winter.They are all natural, inexpensive and pretty easy to find.
Here are some winter power oils I like:
Lemon – Lemon smells amazing, reminding us of summer sunshine and that alone can make you smile. Lemon helps to defend the body against infection because it stimulates the production of white blood cells. It can help with bronchitis and flu.
Sweet Orange – Orange is an anti -depressant. It is incredibly uplifting and also can help against colds and flu. Orange can be used around the house as a deodorizer. It also can help calm nausea.
Ginger – Ginger keeps you warm and cozy. It is great for arthritis and rheumatism. This oil is great for travel sickness, cold, flu and fevers. It can also help with cramps and muscle spasms. *Ginger is a very strong oil so you need to make sure you mix it with a carrier so it doesn't irritate your skin.
Thyme – This oil works with the immune, respiratory and muscular systems. It can help with coughing, bronchitis and pneumonia. It is a stimulant that helps boost the immune system. It helps reduce feeling of fatigue and can boost the energy of people who are recovering from illness. * This is a very strong oil which should not be used during pregnancy, if you have high blood pressure or very sensitive skin
Remember pure essential oils are powerful and need to be used properly. Here are some safe ways to use your oils:
I leave you with the thought that spring is less than 2 months away. Yay!
I read an article this week that I loved and thought I would share it with you as we start of off this new year. It is the speech zen buddhist monk Norman Fischer gave as his Baccalaureate address at Stanford University in 2014. I like it because it is so simple and so true. It brings it back to basics, yet fills you with hope and excitement about moving forward at the same time. It is about being present, being of service and bringing it back to love.
Here is a passage I really liked:
"Your life isn't and has never been about you. It isn't and has never been about what you accomplish, how successful you are or are not, how much money you make, what sort of position you ascend to, or even about your family, your associations, your various communities, or how much good you do for others or the world at large. Your life, like mine, and like everyone else's, has always been about one thing: love."
May this year bring you closer to love on all levels.
This week I did a guest post on the CureDiva blog. Last week the hospital I met a woman who even in just 15 minutes added some happiness to my day. She inspired a little blog post.
You can check it out here: http://www.curediva.com/blog/all-get-inspired/a-little-bit-of-grace/


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Horatio Nelson was born in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, on 29 September 1758. He first went to sea at 12, marking the start of his heroic naval career.
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MONACO (AP) – After a mediocre start, Sporting Kansas City began a turnaround with a victory over FC Dallas in June. The resulting surge has lifted the club toward the top of the Eastern Conference.
Kansas City looks to continue its push for first place when it hosts Dallas on Saturday night.
Sporting KC (9-7-9) went 1-4-6 during a tough season-opening stretch of schedule before defeating Dallas 4-1 on June 12. That sparked its current 14-game roll, which has been helped in part by a heavy diet of home games.
Kansas City improved to 6-1-4 at Livestrong Park with a 1-0 victory over D.C. on Sunday. That moved it into second place in the East, four points behind Columbus.
With a favorable schedule over its remaining nine games, six of which are at home, Sporting KC sees overtaking the Crew as a reachable goal.
"They aren't going to be easy games because this is the point where everyone wants to get points," forward Kei Kamara told the team's official website. "All we have to keep doing is use our fans as our 12th man to keep helping us get those points."
Kamara scored his team-leading seventh goal Sunday, giving him four in the first six games of this nine-game homestand.
Jimmy Nielsen has also been outstanding during this stretch, recording two shutouts while giving up six goals.
Dallas (12-7-7) matched its longest winless streak of the season at three with a 1-0 loss to Seattle last Saturday. The club has continued to struggle since a hot start, going 2-3-3 over its last eight while getting shut out three times during that stretch.
Dallas is also dealing with lineup uncertainty. Defender George John didn't play last weekend because of a yellow-card suspension and replacement Zach Loyd left the backfield in the 24th minute with a hamstring injury.
"When Zach went out it was really hard to find someone to go into center back," coach Schellas Hyndman said. "There's a lot of things that have been talked about George John and a whole bunch of stuff that is going on, but I think you saw our team missing him."
John is reportedly being sought by Blackburn of the English Premier League. He traveled to Greece this week to collect his passport, which could signify his end with Dallas.
Loyd is questionable for Saturday while midfielder Daniel Cruz, ejected last week after receiving his second yellow card, will have to sit out.
The roster issues come as Dallas tries to hold on to the third spot in the West. It is two points behind second-place Seattle and two ahead of fourth-place Colorado.