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How to Save on a Tight Budget. Kathryn Greiner Director of Credit Education University of Michigan Credit Union 305 E. Eisenhower, #200 Ann Arbor, MI 48108 (734) 662-8200 xt 2741 email@example.com. Average Monthly Expenses. Average Monthly Income. Monthly Take Home Pay. $1,465.
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How to Save on a Tight Budget
Kathryn Greiner
Director of Credit Education
University of Michigan Credit Union
305 E. Eisenhower, #200
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
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Phone- 35299
Cable- 22277
Hudson's- 20257
Target- 40217
Visa- 50167
Student loan- 35132
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The Baltic Capitals & Highlights of Scandinavia by Air
12 days from £1639pp.
Visit: Tallinn, Estonia
Visit: Copenhagen, Denmark
Visit: Warsaw, Poland
Explore the Baltic capitals and see the very best of the Scandinavian cities, on this fully escorted holiday. Fly into the Polish capital of Warsaw and take a tour of the city, seeing the old town and visiting the famous sights such as the Chopin Monument. We then cross the border into Lithuania, and visit its capital Vilnius, before traveling into Latvia, where we arrive in the historic capital city of Riga. Take a tour of the famous sights from the Blackheads House to Riga Castle. It's then onto the stunning Tallinn, Estonia's capital on the Baltic Sea. Continuing, we take a tour of Scandinavia, where we pass the Finnish capital of Helsinki, Sail into Sweden's Stockholm and take a tour of the Danish capital of Copenhagen before returning home.
Day 1
Fly to Warsaw, where you will be transferred to your hotel.
- Included meals: Dinner
Day 2
See the major sights and discover the history on our optional, guided sightseeing tour. Destroyed during WWII, it was then rebuilt in only 13 years.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 3
To Vilnius, Lithuania , for a two-night stay.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 4
Included, guided walking tour through the Old Town area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its buildings, monuments and architecture represent various styles and eras. The Baroque Old Town area is one of the largest in Europe and the city has been dubbed the 'new Prague'. In the afternoon, enjoy an optional tour to the island castle of Trakai.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 5
To Riga, Latvia , for a one-night stay.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 6
Included visit to Riga. Once known as the 'Small Paris', join our optional, guided sightseeing tour to discover the delightful medieval ambience of the Old Town. We see the Blackheads House and Riga Castle. Continue to Tallinn, Estonia for a two-night stay.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 7
Our included, half-day walking tour with local guide will help you to see the major sights, including the Town Hall, one of the oldest in Europe, Toompea Palace and the old city walls. Tallinn's Old Town is a delight to explore with medieval walls, needling spires and winding, cobbled streets. Enjoy the afternoon at leisure.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 8
By ferry to Helsinki, Finland. Free time before departing for Sweden on the overnight ferry.
- Included meals: Breakfast
Day 9
Morning arrival in Stockholm. We spend the day in the Swedish capital, which is built on 14 islands and enjoys a stunning location by the Baltic Sea. Beautiful buildings, a picturesque Old Town (Gamla Stan), endless greenery and parkland all combine together with the magnificent views across the sea. Overnight in the Stockholm area.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 10
Head to Copenhagen, Denmark for an two-night stay.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 11
The Danish capital has many fascinating landmarks and architectural masterpieces. We include a guided sightseeing tour with a local guide seeing the statue of the Little Mermaid, the Royal Theatre and Christiansborg Castle.
- Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day 12
Transfer to Copenhagen airport for return flight to the U.K.
- Included meals: Breakfast
At a Glance
Tour Includes
- 10 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- 10 evening meals
- Overnight ferry crossing from Helsinki to Stockholm in a two-berth cabin with breakfast
- Flights to Warsaw & from Copenhagen
- Airport transfers in Warsaw & Copenhagan
Included Excursions & Visits
- Warsaw - Restored Polish capital
- Vilnius & Sightseeing - UNESCO World Heritage Siteith Guid
- Riga - Medieval ambience
- Tallinn & Sightseeing - Estonia's historic capital with guided sightseeing
- Helsinki - Finland's capital
- Stockholm - Sweden's capital
- Copenhagen & Sightseeing - Denmark's 'wonderful' city
Optional Excursions & Visits
- Warsaw sightseeing tour
- Trakai Castle
Single Room Supplement from £419.00 (12 days).
Frequently asked questions about our tours
You will spend two nights at the 4-star Radisson Blu Sobieski in Warsaw or similar; two nights at the 3-star Hotel Karolina, or similar, in Vilnius; one night at the 3-star Brigita, or similar, in Riga; two nights at the 3-star Hotel City Portus or Hotel Susi in Tallinn; overnight on the cruise ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm in a two-berth cabin; overnight in a minimum 3-star hotel in Stockholm area; and two nights at the 3-star Quality Airport Dan Hotel, or similar, in Copenhagen.
Radisson Blu Sobieski Warsaw
Frequently asked questions about accommodation
If you prefer, then you can join the tour at the hotel. To do this, we will require a copy of your passport for identification purposes and you must advise us at the time of booking.
No reduction will be given if you should choose to do this.
We are unable to guarantee that the hotel will be able to meet your dietary requirements. We find that the majority of European countries do not generally cater for vegetarians and that the meal supplied may well be what everyone else is having minus the meat.
We will of course endeavour to arrange for a vegetarian meal at the hotel. We do however suggest that you advise us of your dietary requests at the time of booking and recommend that you speak to the receptionist on arrival with regard to your request.
Travel Information
- Travel Options
- Extra Services
Silver Service
On most of our holidays you can upgrade to Silver Service, luxury coach travel, for comfort and style across Europe.
Relax and have a chat in the spacious rear lounge.
Servery on board offering a range of refreshments.
Enjoy the perfect temperature onboard with climate control.
Stay overnight near DoverFind out more
Why not go the night before your holiday for a relaxing start? You can park for FREE for up to nine days at the Holiday Inn Ashford North and enjoy an overnight stay with English breakfast from just £38 per person. This offer is subject to availability and based on two sharing a twin/double room on a B&B basis. We'll then collect you from the hotel on the day of departure and return you there at the end of your holiday.
To book this package, please call the hotel on 01233 713333, quoting 'Leger Holidays' and your booking reference. If your holiday is longer than nine days you can pay for additional days' parking. Ask one of our friendly reservations team for more details when you book your holiday.
Single supplements and terms and conditions apply.
Our Door-to-Door serviceFind out more
On Single Traveller holidays and coach holidays of 7 days' duration or more, you don't even have to think about getting to your local joining point. If you live within 20 miles of one of our free joining points we'll pick you up from your home and take you to meet your transfer vehicle, then return you back home at the end of your holiday. The cost is just £30 per booking each way for up to four people per booking.
If you live a little further afield, you can also take advantage of this convenient option for an additional charge – please enquire at the time of booking.
Looking for your local joining point? Enter your post code below
*Please note pickups are subject to availability.
Flight Information
Flights to Warsaw, returning from Copenhagen are available from Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Gatwick, Luton, Manchester & Stansted.
We will book flights to coincide with the arrival of other passengers joining the tour from a variety of UK airports. This is to enable the smooth operation of transfers for the group. Your flight times will be confirmed with your travel documents.
Flight supplements may apply for some airports. If your chosen airport carries a supplement, we will contact you to discuss.
All prices and airports are subject to availability – routes can be reintroduced, cancelled or amended by the airline at any time.
This holiday is operated by Leger Air Holidays Ltd. ATOL 3880.
Frequently asked questions about travel options
Flight times are given at the time of booking. The times given are for guidance only and may change.
Exact flight times will be confirmed on travel document which are sent 7-10 days before departure. For more information on flight times please contact our Reservations Department on 0844 324 9265 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Luggage allowances vary from airline to airline. The luggage allowance is normally up to 20kg (44lbs) and 5kg for hand luggage. Ryan Air's luggage allowance is normally up to 20kg (44lbs) and 10kg for hand luggage. All allowances are subject to changes made by the airline.
For more information on luggage allowances please contact our Customer Service Department on 0844 324 9265 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
To book this tour, just give our friendly team a call on 01709 787 463 or book online at www.leger.co.uk


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Seasonal Observation: Autumn/Winter
I sit at my desk feeling the dull light from the window envelope me. One of the two windows is slightly ajar; bringing a mild, wintery breeze in the room making the spoon in my cereal cold to my warm mouth. Outside I can see floating golds, yellows, browns and greens – colours which should have withered with the weather. But the evergreens stand firm, encouraging others to hold on to their colours tightly, and unite in defiance of the perpetual winter that seems to permeate the British year. One young maple hides behind the oak – brush-like and bare. I smile at its embarrassment as I pick up my cup of tea. The steam writhes urgently above the liquid, undulating on the metal of my spoon, and then forlornly dissipates into another nothing.
The room has become that little bit too icy, and my mother's voice tells me I really should pull it to; but the sounds of the dying wood fill me with warmth and purpose. The invisible wind which shows itself slyly in the slow swaying of the trees, gathering a large gust which scatters leaves and frightens birds that begin to think it was a bad idea to winter in this mellow place. Flecks of sky-tears begin to roll down my window and I realise that above the grey is blue, and above that black: I prefer bare to black.


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Animalcare Group is celebrating a strong financial performance, with profits before tax up 27.6% to £1.76m in the last six months of 2014.
The York-based company, made up of three product groups – licensed veterinary medicines, companion animal identification and animal welfare products – says revenues rose to £6.93m, an increase of 7.2% over the six-month period to December 31, 2013.
Operation highlights included:
- Strong revenue growth from its licensed veterinary medicines group, up 10.6% to £4.40m (£3.98m; 2013), in part due to a non-recurring benefit from sales of its painkiller Buprecare as a result of competitor supply issues.
- Revenue growth of 5% in its companion animal identification sector, reaching £1.26m (£1.2m 2013). Sales of both microchips and database services increased in the period.
- Continued focus on investment in product development and further recruitment planned to expand the business development team and support growth plans.
- Cash generation stronger than expected, with group cash balances up £1.23m to £5.04m (2013; £3.64m).
The company's financial year ends on June 30 and chairman James Lambert said he was delighted to report a solid start in the first six months in all three areas of the business.
"The group remains on target to perform in line with management expectations for the full year," he said. "The board is committed to its strategy to invest in enhanced generic medicines that will deliver growth and protectable revenue to the medium to long-term."


text: Internet Programming Chapter 1 Introduction to Programming Logic Objectives Understand the nature of computers and programming Explore the programming process Use pseudocode Use and name variables Describe data types Objectives (cont.) Understand decision-making and loop execution Understand modularization and abstraction in procedural programs Describe object-oriented programming Understanding the Nature of Computers and Programming Together, hardware and software accomplish: – – – – Input Processing Output Storage Syntax Errors Syntax errors are mistakes in a software code's grammar. Just as misspelling a word is a mistake when writing, misspelling a command word or forgetting to close a module will cause a syntax error. If you're supposed to use a semi-colon (;) and you use a colon (:) instead, you've made a syntax error. – – Where is the train station? Station is the train where? Faulty Logic Harder to find than syntax errors – 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Why? Stop at Pump Open Gas Cap Turn off engine Close Gas Cap Pump Gas Leave Pump Turn on Engine Run-Time Errors Run-time errors are mistakes that occur when you run the software code. Software not displaying a window correctly is a run-time error. Compiling and Interpreting Language-translation software (a compiler or interpreter) changes your programming statements into machine language. What's the difference between the two? IPO Get inputNumber Compute calculatedAnswer as inputNumber times 2 Print calculatedAnswer Exploring the Programming Process Understand the problem Plan the logic Code the program Translate the program into machine language Test the program Put the program into production Maintain the program Prepare to start the process again (iterative) Using Pseudocode English statements Uses terminal statements and indentation Start Get inputNumber Compute calculatedAnswer as inputNumber times 2 Print calculatedAnswer End Pseudocode Guides Use simple English. Put one command on a line. Place any important words in bold. – Reserved words, for example Start from the top and work toward the bottom. Separate processes with spaces to form modules. Use indentation Using and Naming Variables Naming rules vary between languages We will follow camel casing – Classes start with Caps Variable names must be one word Good examples: myRate interestRate Bad example: interest Rate Using and Naming Variables Variable names must have some appropriate meaning Good examples: finalBalance initialInvestment Bad example: f Assigning Values to Variables The equal sign (=) often is used as the assignment symbol (or operator) Whatever operation is performed to the right of the assignment operator results in a value that is assigned to the memory location named to the left of the assignment operator Example: answer = inputValue * 2 Describing Data Types A specific numeric value is a numeric constant, for example: 43 A specific character value is a character constant, or string, and often enclosed in double quotes, for example: "Chris" – Exceptions: Java uses ' ' for character and " " for strings Similarly, programming languages allow at least two types of variables – numeric, and character, text, or string. Understanding Decision Making A dual-alternative, binary, or if-then-else decision structure: if the answer to the question is yes then do something else do something else Understanding Decision Making A single-alternative, unary, or if-then selection: if the answer to the question is yes then do something Understanding Decision Making A Boolean expression is one that represents only one of two states: true or false For any two values, you can decide whether: – – – they are equal (=) the first is greater than the second (>) the first is less than the second (<) Understanding Decision Making In addition to the three basic comparisons, most programming languages support three more. For any two values you can decide whether: – – – The first is greater than or equal to the second (>=) The first is less than or equal to the second (<=) The two are not equal (!= or <>0) Understanding Loop Execution (aka repetition control structure) A loop is a structure than repeats actions while some condition continues. Almost every program contains a main loop – a basic set of instructions that is repeated for every record. Additionally, loops are used any time you need to perform a similar task several times. Understanding Loop Execution Three steps must occur in every loop: 1. You must initialize a variable, called the loop control variable, that controls the loop. 2. You must compare the loop control variable to some value that stops the loop – a sentinel value. 3. Within the loop, you must alter the loop control variable. Understanding Loop Execution A typical loop: count = 1 while count < 5 print "Danger, Will Robinson!" count = count + 1 Understanding Modularization and Abstraction in Procedural Programs No longer need to write an entire program from start to finish in a series of steps – this is procedural Use units or modules of code Modularization allows multiple programmers to work on a problem, each contributing one or more modules that later can be combined into a whole program. Modularization allows you to reuse your work; you can call the same module from multiple locations within a program. Scope in Modules Global variables are known to an entire program. Local variables are known only to their own module. Declaring local variables employs the principle known as encapsulation, information hiding, or data hiding. Why Use Encapsulation? Using encapsulation provides advantages: – – Programmers can create modules without knowing variable names used in other modules. Programmers can use the same names for variables as those in other modules, and no conflicts arise. Passing Values to a Module Passing a variable means that you send a copy of data in one module to another module for use. You declare a name for a passed value in a module header, or introductory title statement. The passed value is called a parameter or argument. Let's make a pass… getDrill() num usersChoice print "Enter 1 for addition drill, 2 subtraction" read usersChoice displayDrill(usersChoice) return for Send it on back… displayDrill(num option) num usersAnswer if option = 1 print "What is 3 + 4?" else print "What is 8 – 1?" read usersAnswer if usersAnswer = 7 then print "Very good" return Returning a Value from a Module Just as you can pass a value into a module, you can pass back, or return, a value from a module. getDrill() num usersChoice num answer print "Enter 1 for addition drill, 2 for subtraction" read usersChoice answer = displayDrill(usersChoice) if answer = 7 then print "Very good" return Returning a Value from a Module displayDrill(num option) num usersAnswer if option = 1 print "What is 3 + 4?" else print "What is 8 – 1?" read usersAnswer return usersAnswer Understanding the Advantages of Encapsulation When you use others' modules you deal with only the interface. Self-contained modules are reusable. Pre-written and tested modules are reliable. Code reuse is the basis for most contemporary software development environments and techniques What is OOP? Object-oriented programming is a style of programming that focuses on an application's data and the methods you need to manipulate that data. OOP Tenets You analyze the objects you are working with and the tasks that need to be performed with and on those objects. You pass messages to objects, requesting the objects to take action. The same message works differently (and appropriately) when applied to different objects. OOP Tenets (cont.) A module or procedure can work appropriately with different types of data it receives, without the need to write separate modules. Objects can share or inherit traits of objects that have already been created, reducing the time it takes to create new objects. Encapsulation and information hiding are more complete than with the modules used in procedural programs. OOP Overview In order to understand object-oriented programming, you must understand four concepts that are integral components of all object-oriented programming languages: – – – – Classes Objects Inheritance Polymorphism Classes A class is a category of things. An object is a specific instance of a class. A class contains three parts: – Every class must have a name. – Although not required, most classes contain data. – Employee, Dog, Car employeeID, dogSpecies, carModel Although not required, most classes contain methods calculatePay(), teachTrick(), lockDoors() Defining Classes Programmers often use a class diagram to illustrate class features. The class diagram contains the class name, and the attributes and the methods of the class. Defining Classes The Employee class diagram to the right is a typical class diagram. Usually programmers use public class methods to set and return private class data. Instantiating and Using Objects When you declare an object, you instantiate it. Each object automatically contains all the data fields, or attributes, that are part of the class. Each object automatically has all the capabilities, or methods, that are part of the class. Understanding Inheritance You can create new classes that are descendants of existing classes. Descendant, or child, classes have all the attributes and methods of their parent class. Within a child class you can override any attributes or methods of the parent that are not appropriate. – Square versus Cube Understanding Polymorphism Polymorphism allows the same operation to be carried out differently depending on the context. Method overloading occurs when you create multiple methods with the same name but different argument lists. Much time spent at the front end, but creates a multi-use module Understanding Polymorphism Three polymorphic methods: changeData(char desc) itemDescription = desc return changeData(num pr) price = pr return changeData(char desc, num pr) itemDescription = desc price = pr return The Advantages of ObjectOriented Programming When you use pre-existing objects, you save development time. The objects are already tested and reliable. When you use inheritance, you develop new classes more quickly. When you overload methods, you can concentrate on the purpose of your programs.


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Bears Illustrated Top Stories
Emerging '19 QB Talks Early Offers, InterestTYLER, Texas -- Coltin Clack, a talented East Texas 2019 quarterback, has his first two offers and more schools close to offering.
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A Life For A Life: Mild HorrorMature
Amy stepped out of one of the cubicles in the girls' bathrooms of her school. She'd clearly been crying, her face was blotched to patches of pink and white, and wet with tears, damp tendrils of her long, auburn hair was plastered to her face.
Everyone else was in class. All the tormentors locked away for another two hours.
"I can't do this anymore."
She whispered to her reflection, in the mirror above the sink. Then she opened her schoolbag and began looking for her technical-graphics box. Unlocking the tech-graph box, she found the pointed, silver compass. The compass that she'd used so many times to carve words like 'ugly' into her skin.
She retreated back into a cubicle, locking the door. She began hacking at her wrists, drawing blood, slicing deeper until the meagre drips of pink-red became a hot, flowing stream of crimson. Amy lay down, feeling weaker as the blood spilled onto the floor and seaped out under the door of the cubicle. Shortlty afterwards, she died.
Half an hour later, a girl named Liz who had enjoyed tormenting Amy, walked in, checking her reflection in the mirror.
Just as she was about to walk away, another reflection appeared in the mirror. The face of Amy, scarred and tear-stained, appeared as if trapped behing the glass. "Why?" the reflection of Amy screeched, trying to smash through the glass. "Why did you do this to me? Why did you kill me?" She shrieked.
Liz screamed and screamed, before turning away, and spotting the blood leaking out from under the cubicle. She opened the door, and saw Amy's lifeless body. Liz fainted dead away, cracking her head against the base of the sink, cracking her skull.
Justice...a life for a life....


text: Just completed a degree in media studies-journalism. I thought I wanted to be a journalist but doing the course I realised that it may not be as easy to get to the top spot as I thought it would be. Anyway one day soon I hope to get my work out there but for now I just want to have a little bit of creative fun and try to develop my writing skills. Random information about me is that I am sadly a facebook addict even though its become quite boring. I love soaking up the sun (binge tanning) and have invested in some sun cream lotion..oh and i am indeed a tea-a-holic. I must have at least one cup of tea- milk with no sugar please- each day.


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Beauty of Grace
The Night Before:
Carmen dropped me off at the old brick ballet studio.
"See ya!" She yelled out of the rolled down window of the brand new PT Curser.
I waved her away. Then taking a box of cigarettes out of my pocket, I lit one. I watched as the mysterious glowing flame touched the cigarette.
I stood out in the cold shivering. No wonder. I had a knee high skirt on with sandals and with fall swallowing the Earth, dressing like this wasn't a great idea.
I shuffled into the old brick ballet studio that had been transformed into a living space. A house. The cigarette was still between my first and middle fingers. The room I stood in had mirrors along one wall. I saw a puff of smoke come from my mouth.
I jumped. The motion of the smoke scared me because of the mirrors along one side of the wall.
I looked into the mirror with the cigarette still in my hand.
I looked at my face. My wild waves of light blond hair, my periwinkle colored eyes, my pale skin, and then there was the cigarette…
Its appearance overshadowed the rest of my features. It stood out in a bad way.
I hate myself, I thought looking at my image in the mirrors.
I found a hammer on the other side of the room. Then I went up to the first mirror. I shattered it with my anger and hate.
The second, the third, the forth.
By the fifth mirror, I paused catching my breath.
What am I doing?
I felt the hammer slip from my hands and clang to the ground.
Stupid, stupid, stupid, I thought.
"You're so stupid!" I yelled. "Why the hell are you even alive?"
There was a strange echo.
I hurried to bed with tears in my eyes.
I threw the cigarette out the door. Stomped on it 'cause I was mad (mostly at myself).
Then I slipped my pajamas on-short shorts and a tank top-and slipped under the thin white bed sheet.
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Dragon Camps 30th May - 2nd June 2017
We look forward to seeing you at Dragon Camps for another fun-packed range of activities.
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Welcome to the Dragon Camps website. We run holiday camps, in the County of Conwy, North Wales, delivering a jam-packed programme to keep children aged 5 to 12 happy during the school holidays.
We offer the best when it comes to activities, challenges and adventures all rolled into one fantastic day!
Children leave having made new friends, had great experiences and feeling more confident. Everyone will be excited waiting for their next school holiday.
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Whit Half Term 2017 - 30th May to 2nd June 2017
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23. Evensong of Life [VI]
On the final notes, those finals 'da's, the room burst into laughter and appreciative clapping. Mrs. Costello-Masters led the company in the more traditional version of 'Happy Birthday', and finally, Zara cut the bright white cake. The indigo goggles still rested on her head and, at the same time, the fragile tissue-paper gift was still held within her hands, despite them being occupied with the knife too. Zara was exhilaratingly exhausted.
A cheer went round as the stainless steel slid into the soft icing, and the slices of sponge were passed from hand to hand until everybody gathered had a piece to nibble on. Zara felt scrutiny from one of the occupants, but she turned to see nobody looking but her little sister. Lynnette blushed at being caught out at her peeking, but her expression was not one of deep envy or even unhappiness, she was just watching Zara with a child's curiosity. Being the youngest by five years had put less of a strain on to Lynnie than it had Peter; both her parents were still young and, although there was not much chance of another child, they still had a 'lust for life', a less than prudent attitude, and steady, abounding love, and Lynnie had no reason to be pulled into adulthood quicker than she could blink.
Lynnette may have been looking, but she was not staring or demanding the present be opened. Zara caught her sister's eye, and smiled, happy for Lynnie's sense of patience and justice.
Secretly, having tucked the parcel behind her bright, cartooned paper plate, Zara tore through the rose paper, making perforations with her short, sparkling cerise nails.
A tiny, but elaborately decorated, necklace fell into Zara's lap. She picked up the dainty thing and studied it at eye-level, ignoring the rest of the world which rushed past, as though she were being held in her own bubble.
The links of the chain seemed to be made of sturdy silver, and in the centre hung a time-glass, half the size of Zara's thumb, and made of fine glass or sparkling crystal. The frame that held the edges of the time-piece to the chain was made of simple, black dyed wood, sturdy but also light and durable; what really captured Zara's interest were the grains of sand that slid back and forth when she tilted the container. Those sands were not only one colour, not simply two either (whoever designed the gift had been someone with an interest in flair), but three individual shades.
As Zara observed the blend of colours, she noticed that it was as though Lynnette had prised the rainbow from the sky and cut it into chunks of colour. The red sands made up the majority of the second-glass' residents. It probably was their natural colour, Zara assumed, as she had seen many pictures of distant lands in which sat a-hundred-feet-tall dunes of sand, amber and sunburnt, as though they had been tarnished by many years of fallen enemies' blood.
Next, sandwiched between the orange-red and the last, lime-green colour, was a small strip of bright yellow, the kind naturally found on beaches across the Big Sea, the kind that is fire to touch and a cold torch in the night. There weren't much of those yellow sands, but they gleamed the brightest of all.
Also, how silky the sands swiftly moved! They didn't look as though they were really tiny particles of ground-up glass. Then again, Zara noticed, at first nothing looked like it actually was. Even real life fooled.
She gestured Lynnette forward and, after wiping stray crumbs from around her mouth, gathered the young girl into a gripping hug.
"Thank you," she whispered into her ear.
A knock at the front door broke the girls apart, and tore Zara from her reverie on the states of true life. The room seemed to spin back into life again as noise erupted, and Zara slipped the locket down her top into the space near her heart. The jewels seemed to thrum on connection.
Phillip and Peter entered the busy kitchen, having been let in by Zara's father, and gave their congratulations to Zara, just words without her presents yet. The latter smiled more broadly even though the room was filling up to a bustling point of bursting.


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"Sorry" I muttered still amazed at the variaty of people there were here. "you said these things will take me back to my story?" I asked, not daring to take my eyes from him.
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I looked back up at the man with the neon complexion, "..and if I go here and do what i need to there then these teleport things will take me home?" I asked, well aware that I already knew the answer. "Yes" he said simple then walked away, his bright purple hair, just touching the lobby floor.
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Dogma Free Spirituality (Part Two)
Before we get started, here are the links to my previous articles in the "Dogma Free Spirituality" series. Each builds on one another and I'd recommend starting with those before reading this, or, if you're punk like me you can just say "f*ck it" and start wherever the hell you want, because no one is going to tell you what to do!
The Times They Are a-Changin'
~ Bob Dylan
That they are, and then they change some more, and more, and on and on it goes, this thing of ours. While change really is the only constant in this "reality," it's also one of the most feared and fought against things in our daily lives. That's why I feel that shifting paradigms is such an important topic to explore.
Now, not to get all new-agey, but I don't think I'm the only one who has noticed a significant increase in shifting universal energies in the new millennium, especially over the past few years. What I've also noticed with these shifts is a lot of people, especially younger generations, looking for something more, yet not knowing where exactly to look or how to find it.
Many resort to looking for it in material items such as drugs, shopping, food, sex and so forth. Others seek it in transforming their physical appearances via tanning, tattoos, piercings, plastic surgery, expensive clothes… but these are all temporary and fleeting things that will only fill the gap for so long. There's absolutely nothing wrong with any of the aforementioned things, I'm personally covered in tattoos, but it's important to remember that things such as those are nothing more than material pleasures which typically don't transform us on a deeper, inner level.
So why then, isn't spirituality typically at the top of those lists, since in essence, it's supposed to address our inner most selves, right?
I personally believe much of it has to do with the stigma attached. I know when I was initially looking for something deeper in life that talk of fire and brimstone, giving up material possessions, living in caves, stretching in weird positions and so forth, were not very appealing to me. With the exception of the fire and brimstone, I'm at a place today where most of those things actually are appealing, but when I was first approaching spirituality, haha, yeah right.
A big part of "Dogma Free Spirituality" is the intention to make spirituality more accessible for all seekers.
It's to inspire us all to help create a safe, nurturing, non-judgmental space for all practitioners, regardless of how established—or not—they are. Or, whatever lineage—or lack thereof—they adhere too.
Spirituality often conjures negative thoughts and images for people and most often, rightly so. Many have had bad experiences with religion and spirituality forced upon them while growing up. Others were only exposed to certain tenants of it that didn't resonate with them and thus, they wrote it off altogether. Still, others see it as some lame, lovey-dovey type of thing that they can't relate to at all.
Spirituality can certainly be lovey-dovey a lot of the time. Hell, I've had plenty of those experiences myself, but for someone not familiar with the territory, possibly coming to it from a darker place due to any number of life's experiences, they may not be ready to accept all the love and hugging, the prayers and chanting and Buddha this and Christ Jesus that. What they, and many others, may need is just to know that it's all okay, that it's all grist for the mill, that it's all part of spirituality. Remember, no mud, no lotus.
The following is an excerpt from Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche's classic book Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism (Shambhala Publications).
(I'm sharing this as it was of paramount benefit for me to read early on in my spiritual practice and something I revisit often to keep myself and my practice in check. I also think it's a wonderful example of re-evaluating our own spiritual paradigms.)
It is important to see that the main point of any spiritual practice is to step out of the bureaucracy of ego. This means stepping out of ego's constant desire for a higher, more spiritual, more transcendental version of knowledge, religion, virtue, judgment, comfort or whatever it is that the particular ego is seeking. One must step out of spiritual materialism. If we do not step out of spiritual materialism, if we in fact practice it, then we may eventually find ourselves possessed of a huge collection of spiritual paths.
We may feel these spiritual collections to be very precious. We have studied so much. We may have studied Western philosophy or Oriental philosophy, practiced yoga or perhaps have studied under dozens of great masters. We have achieved and we have learned. We believe that we have accumulated a hoard of knowledge. And yet, having gone through all this, there is still something to give up. It is extremely mysterious!
How could this happen? Impossible! But unfortunately it is so. Our vast collections of knowledge and experience are just part of ego's display, part of the grandiose quality of ego. We display them to the world and, in doing so, reassure ourselves that we exist, safe and secure, as "spiritual" people.
So is everyone still with me here? Many of you are already aware of everything I've written about here and that's wonderful, so maybe this served as a nice little refresher. Maybe some of you haven't looked at things quite like this before and have something new to ponder. And of course, some of you will read this and think it's a complete crock of shit, and that's totally cool too. I never have, and never, ever will say that what I write is the way things should be, or tell someone what they should or shouldn't do, because that's the complete antithesis of "Dogma Free Spirituality."
Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.
~ Buddha
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No person is an island.
"No one can live happily who has regard for himself alone and transforms everything into a question of his own utility," wrote the first-century Stoic philosopher Seneca in his Moral Letters to Lucilius. And in practically every religious tradition and practice, giving of oneself is a key step on the path to spiritual fulfillment.
Or, as Einstein put it, "only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile."
There are 3 kinds of empathy: cognitive, emotional, and compassionate.
But for the greatest positive effect, it's not just about empathy; it's about the right kind of empathy. In trying to understand our leaders' "weirdly detached" reaction to Hurricane Katrina, Daniel Goleman, a journalist and the bestselling author of Emotional Intelligence,describes psychologist Paul Ekman's breakdown of the three kinds of empathy. First, there's "cognitive empathy," which is knowing how someone else feels or what they're thinking. But simply understanding another's position doesn't mean we've internalized what they're feeling. So there's also "emotional empathy," in which we actually feel what another person is feeling. This is triggered by so-called "mirror neurons." But given the amount of suffering we're so frequently exposed to, it would be too draining to live in a constant state of emotional empathy. "This can make emotional empathy seem futile," writes Goleman. But there's the third type, which Ekman designates "compassionate empathy," in which we know how a person is feeling, we're feeling their feelings along with them, and we're moved to act. So compassionate empathy is a skill we can nurture, and one that leads to action.
So this is the kind of empathy we're fueled by when we're giving back -- though even the term "giving back" is misleading. It implies that service and volunteering are important only in terms of what they do for the community or the recipient. But just as important is what they do for the giver or volunteer. And the science on this is as unambiguous as it is amazing. Essentially, giving back is a miracle drug (with no side effects) for health and well-being.
Indeed, we're so wired for it that our genes reward us for giving -- and punish us when we don't. Last month Gretchen Reynolds reported on a study by scientists from the University of North Carolina and UCLA that found that participants whose happiness was mostly hedonic (or about consuming) had high levels of biological markers that promote inflammation, which is linked to conditions like diabetes and cancer. Those whose happiness was based on service to others had health profiles showing reduced levels of these markers. Of course, we all experience a mix of both kinds of happiness, but our bodies' internal system is subtly pushing for us to augment the kind based on giving.
Giving makes us happier and healthier, and enables us to live longer:
Many other studies show the positive health boost provided by giving. A 2013 study by Dr. Suzanne Richards of the University of Exeter Medical School found that volunteering was connected to lower rates of depression, high reports of well-being, and a significant reduction in mortality risk. And a 2005 Stanford study found that those who volunteer live longer than those who don't.
The effects of giving back as we age are especially dramatic:
- A study from Duke University and the University of Texas at Austin found that seniors who volunteered had significantly lower rates of depression than non-volunteers.
- A 2011 Johns Hopkins study found that volunteering seniors were more likely to engage in brain-building activities, which lowers the risk of Alzheimer's disease. Regaining a sense of purpose among older people who had suffered the loss of their defining roles as parents or wage earners is another advantage of volunteering.
Studies of the effects of giving in the workplace are equally dramatic and show that the way to a more productive business and a healthier, more creative and collaborative workforce is not by continuing our culture's dangerous devotion to burnout and overwork. For instance,a 2013 study by United Health Group found that employee volunteer programs increased engagement and productivity. The same study showed that:
- Over 75 percent of the employees who had volunteered said they felt healthier.
- Over 90 percent said their volunteering had put them in a better mood.
- Over 75 percent reported experiencing less stress.
- Ninety-six percent said that volunteering enriched their sense of purpose in life (which in turn has been found to strengthen our immune function).
- Employees who volunteered also reported improved time-management skills and enhanced ability to connect with peers.
Another 2013 study, this one by researchers at the University of Wisconsin, found that employees who give back are more likely to assist their colleagues, more committed to their work and less likely to quit. "Our findings make a simple but profound point about altruism: helping others makes us happier," says Donald Moynihan, one of the study's authors. "Altruism is not a form of martyrdom, but operates for many as part of a healthy psychological reward system."
It doesn't necessarily involve giving money:
As Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen put it in her book Giving 2.0, it may involve helping "business professionals donate skills in areas such as strategic planning, management, human resources, marketing, design, or IT to nonprofits in need of those skills."
Arianna Huffington explains more in her article, too:
The brain is built for generosity and compassion.
Read more: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324009304579041231971683854.html
I like direct options. I also enjoy herding facts towards accessible ground where we readers and others can use them to improve direct experience of our world. Emotions are fun to talk about because they are accessible to everyone. And improving our experience of emotions in the world for ourselves also improves experience for everyone else around us. Emotions are not dictated by any specific acts of hedonism of eudaimonism, or environmental cues, unless we choose to leave them wired that way by circumstance or caprice. Emotions are born neurologically free within us and they can be liberated from any social norms, or wedded to them:
1. I (and all others) create emotion by doing things, as emotions will spontaneously arise without consciously thinking about experiencing them--our environment matters.
2. I also can think myself into a particular emotional feeling state without doing the things, or being in the environments, that inspire that emotion to spontaneously arise--our thinking matters.
3. Because I can sense if my own emotions are arising from my own thoughts, or from direct external experience of my environment, I can now also distinguish pulses of others' emotions arising from direct external experience of their environment, without judging or participating in those emotions unless I choose to do so--other people are part of my feeling environment.
4. I sometimes imagine sensing a person's emotion arising from their thought forms, instead of from direct influences in their environment and as I've no objective proof of this outside of a lab it can lead to arguments, if I'm explicit and pushy about it--I am also part of the feeling environment for other people.
5. Even if an emotion doesn't feel good to me, but I want to keep feeling it because it just seems right for the occasion, I let it roll--hey, it's ok if it's all about me sometimes.
6. If I want to change an emotion I'm feeling, then I do so, either by thinking my way into a different emotion that displaces and upgrades my current feeling state, or by changing my environment. Being stuck on an airplane in turbulence is a particularly fertile opportunity for bullet-proofing all thinking-my-way-into-an-emotional-upgrade skills--this is about me being with others.
7. After much practice at #2 above and learning that all my emotions are more limber and flexible than I ever imagined, I've lost all fear, anxiety or impatience in their natural rise and fall and simply choose or don't choose to feel the way I feel most of the time--this is about me being alone and with all others.
8. The way I feel is mostly all natural autopilot now, with smooth flying in rise and fall and very little unwelcome emotional turbulence--every emotion has its season and it's good to welcome each one with generous hospitality.
9. Sometimes I like getting into turbulence...
Well said but you remind me that emotions take many years to master....
Haha, I've been pretty stubborn and obtuse towards learning new things my whole life--more than most. That's why it's taking me a lifetime to get the basics down...and I'm still learning them.
Honestly, it really doesn't take long to make significant progress if you practice a method that works for you an hour a day, every day. Your effort extends only if you get stuck doing things that simply don't work for you--drop those practices like cold turds--I've plenty of practice at those things. As Emerson said, "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds."
You will know a practice method works if you get immediate progress, and that progress should build into ever more spontaneous and dramatic gains. Progress should be directly felt...not based on somebody else's observations or promises for gains to come later if only you believe. Bah!
That said, it's impossible to predict which methods will work for you, now, where you are... you can just hit the buffet variety and graze awhile until a specific practice jumps out at you and fits into your life with natural ease, then stick to that choice--be deliberate, methodical and focused.
Good practice wins the day, every day. And it only takes days, not years... about 100 consecutive days actually.
PS You can make up your own practices from your own creative imagination. That's what all the masters do. And that's also what makes them masters.


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Pakistani soldiers crossed the ceasefire line in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir today and attacked an army patrol, killing two Indian soldiers, an Indian army official said.
The outbreak of violence was the second in three days in Kashmir, where a ceasefire between the two wary, nuclear-armed rivals has largely held for a decade. India and Pakistan have fought two full-scale wars over Kashmir, the only Muslim-majority state in largely Hindu India.
Syed Akbaruddin, a spokesman for India's foreign ministry, said military commanders from the two countries had been in contact since the violence. Such contacts normally occur to make sure confrontations do not escalate.
Brigadier S Chawla, an Indian army officer, said the Pakistani soldiers crossed into Indian-controlled Kashmir near Mendhar, about 110 miles from Srinagar, the region's main city, taking advantage of thick fog. The Pakistani soldiers retreated after a brief gun battle with Indian forces, he said. He said one of the Indian bodies had been mutilated, but provided no more details.
A Pakistan army spokesman denied that Pakistani soldiers had been involved in an unprovoked shooting.
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There are stretchmarks, there are stomach rolls, and there are five of the most beautiful models in the game today: Welcome to Vogue's latest lingerie editorial.
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The models—Candice Huffine, Tara Lynn, Inga Eiriksdottir, Marquita Pring, and Ashley Graham—are all photographed in black and white wearing gorgeous bras by Secrets in Lace, Lane Bryant, Addition Elle, Agent Provocateur, and Wacoal, to name a few.
The editorial is titled "'Give me a D! Give me an F!' Because Gorgeous Bras Come in All Shapes and Sizes" and reads, in part:
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The headline and text kind of make me chuckle, because, uh, duh. Maybe Vogue is just realizing what us big girls have known for a while: it is possible to find sexy bras in bigger sizes. What, did they think we were all just walking around in granny panties and XXL sports bras? Oh, Vogue, you arrived so late to the plus-size party. There's still so much you have to learn about the secret lives of plus-size women!
Anyway, what I love best about the photos is their rawness—they appear to be entirely untouched by Photoshop and the models are wearing little-to-no makeup. The spread is just so stunning and so, so refreshing. I mean, has there ever been a stretchmark in Vogue ever? Or a hint of cellulite? Honestly, it's really blowing my mind that I'm looking at an editorial spread in Vogue and thinking, yeah, I can kind of see my own body here. I can imagine what I might look like in these bras.
Not only can I picture myself in these bras, but I actually do own one. Check out photo 9: I'm totally wearing that bra right now! It's from Ashley Graham's own label, the Ashley Graham Collection for Addition Elle. Ashley designs jaw-droppingly sexy lingerie for big girls, and I own a few pieces from the collection (all of which I love).
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With a stay at Club Quarters Hotel in Philadelphia, you'll be centrally located in Philadelphia, steps from Liberty Place and Art Institute of Philadelphia. This 4-star hotel is close to Liberty Bell Center and Independence Hall.
Make yourself at home in one of the 275 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Philadelphia? This hotel has 1430 square feet (133 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 1430
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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- Total number of rooms - 275
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