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Tiger confirms to be in talks for the film
While there have been reports of Tiger Shroff being part of the sequel of Student Of The Year, for the first time the actor confirms it. "Yes, we are in talks. Karan sir and I met a couple of times to discuss the film. He has given me a brief idea about the film. I will take the narration and sign the film mostly." Ask him about getting to work with KJo and he is all smiles. "Who would not want to work with Karan sir? If this works out, it will be fab." Tiger is promoting A Flying Jatt currently and will soon move to his next Munna Michael with Sabbir Khan. Post that, he starts Baaghi 2 in January next year. SOTY 2 will begin shooting after that.
There was buzz that actor Shahid Kapoor's younger half-brother Ishaan Khattar and Saif Ali Khan's daughter Sara were to play the lead roles in the film. But there is no confirmation on this yet.
Tiger will be next seen in the superhero flick A Flying Jatt. "I am motivated by fear and I am scared of not being able to do something," Tiger said at the trailer launch of A Flying Jatt. "I think every kids hero is their dad and for me my superhero is my father….I like superheroes who are very human and underdog," he said. "Thats why I relate to my character in A Flying Jatt because he is a very normal person and very human. He was very unsure about his super powers, he didnt know how to use them, he is scared of heights, speed, especially he is scared of his mom, but he has to listen to her," he added. The Baaghi star said he had to work really hard for his role in the Remo DSouza-directed movie.


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"MiKNo STYLE 001" is a compilation album by by circle MiKNoLoGiK Records containing vocals by both Japanese and English Vocaloids. The album features both original songs and remixes from various producers. It was first released at VOC@LOiD M@STER 13.
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442s are black, 642s are silver.
This is a discussion on S&W 442 or 642 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Guess I should introduce myself since I'm here as well. I'm JP, from FL. I'm 25 yrs old and thank God that I live in ...
Guess I should introduce myself since I'm here as well. I'm JP, from FL. I'm 25 yrs old and thank God that I live in a country that allows me the right to protect myself. I've got (2) Glock 23's, a Springfield XD-40 SC, Bersa 380 Thunder, Kel-Tec P3AT, and I recently purchased a Kahr PM9 about a month ago as my main carry pistol.
Can someone please tell me what the difference is between the Smith and Wesson 642, and the 442??? I am looking for a carry pistol for my fiance and I might have to pick one up for myself . I have been looking for two days and all I could find is that I need to get one with out the locking mechanism and THANK YOU GUYS FOR THAT!!!
Are you serious? Wow, sorry to waste the thread, what a let down. Sorry everybody.
The S&W Model 442 has a matte (black) finished aluminum alloy frame with a blued carbon steel barrel, cylinder and yoke.
The S&W Model 642 has a satin (silver) finished aluminum alloy frame with a stainless steel barrel, cylinder and yoke.
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Just roll to your rifle and blow out your brains,
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Well that being said, any advantages or disadvantages to carbon steel or stainless steel?
The Stainless parts(i.e.,the 642)have a better rust-resisitance. This does NOT mean they're rust-proof. You would be served well with either. Smith is now offering as a catalogged item NO-Lock 642's and(I think)442 Airweights. THAT'S the way to go !!!!!!! WELCOME TO THE SITE!!
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One consideration you might thing about. Personally, I think the black does not show as well compared to shinny steel. Therefore, it is not seen as easily. Its not a big deal and others probably will disagree, but that IMO. Plus I think the black one is less expensive!
I preferred the 642, because it was stainless, making it less prone to corrosion. This is especially useful on a carry gun, as it will be subjected to moisture from both the body and the environment when out and about with you.
Just as a small bit of education....All Smith revos that start with a "6" are stainless...640, 638, 642, 637, etc.
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At the end of the day, the pistol I pull from my IWB holster is often wet with sweat.
The moment that stainless and alloy pistols started becoming available, I always looked for those metals in any pistol I was considering as a carry piece.
If I "need" it to be black, I'll just take a spray can of black paint to it.
Haven't had to yet.
Something else to consider, the finish on a blued gun will wear off while stainless
is forever. Nicks and scratches on stainless guns can be easily polished out, whereas blue guns must be completely refinished. I have a large handgun collection and only 1 is blue, an old S&W M-29 that I never shoot. Even my springfield XD has a stainless slide.
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CB0- Just a heads up, the wife really liked the 642 until she put 25 rounds through it at the range. If your buying one for the little woman the fun runs out real fast after the 1st box of ammo. Great pocket revolver but its snappy.
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She was so eager to please; placing her heart in someone else's hands. She didn't give her heart to anyone in particular. She just always expected someone to be there. And when anyone showed up, she'd rid herself of the burden, and expect that someone to be there, to help her. But they would walk away, allowing the heart to fall on the ground, with an audible \"squish\". It didn't break. There would be no reason for it to. But it did get a bit beat up over time. Sure it didn't happen often, but when it did, the height of the fall didn't diminish, and the poor thing got beat up time and time again. I pity her. She never learned how to take care of herself. She would always need someone there, someone to help her. She was a useless excuse of a human being. Sure she had a pretty package, but she couldn't even appreciate that. She fell deeper and deeper into an oblivion of her emotions. She allowed her feelings consume her whole. All of the sadness, reminiscence, loss, confusion and longing was mixed in one cocktail which she drank full without asking questions. She didn't feel the side-effects; the shaking of her body, the rapid beating of her hear, the heat that her body radiated. She was too far gone. She was consumed in the downward spiral of her mind. It flashed images in front of her eyes. Images of those who she trusted, the same people betrayed her. Images of those who cared for her, they walked away. Images of those who said they would stay forever, they vanished like fog in the morning.
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Wholesale electric rates in Texas are already rising in response to a draft rule from the Public Utility Commission (PUC) of Texas which would increase the price cap in the wholesale market by 50% this summer, with such costs assuredly being passed on to retail electric customers.
Due to shrinking reserve margins -- or the amount of "extra" generation capacity available on record-setting hot days like Texas had last summer -- the PUC has moved forward with plans to raise the price cap in the wholesale electric market, which is currently $3,000 per megawatt-hour (MWh), or $3 per kilowatt-hour -- or about 4000% higher than current retail electric rates.
Regulators believe a higher price cap is necessary to incent new generation and assure new entrants of being able to recover the sunk costs of building a 20-30 year investment such as a power plant. The price cap is only hit during shortages of power (a handful of hours each year), such as during the hot, summer "super peaks," and regulators believe that the current $3,000 level, combined with the infrequent times it is hit, is inadequate to support the needed investment in new power plants.
Two of the three PUC commissioners support raising the price cap to $4,500 per MWh effective August 1, 2012. A draft proposal is currently out for public comment to finalize that change.
Although not yet final, the wholesale electric market has already reacted to the anticipated change, and forward energy prices have increased. Specifically, in the immediate aftermath of the PUC's proposed decision last week raising the price cap by 50% to $4,500, summer pricing in ERCOT jumped the equivalent of 1 cent per kilowatt-hour. While that may sound small, it represented an increase of 13% from where wholesale power prices had been.
Moreover, for the average Texas residential customer, an increase of 1 cent per kilowatt-hour can mean an extra $120 in electricity costs per year.
PUC commissioners also intend to raise the price cap further starting in 2013, and have issued a second proposal which includes a potential increase to $5,000 beginning June 1, 2013; $7,000 beginning June 1, 2014; and $9,000 beginning June 1, 2015.


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The Knox City Council discussed the controlled burn to dispose of the collected brush and debris from the June and July storms.
Knox Mayor Rick Chambers told the council that the burn was supposed to take place earlier this week but the community has voiced its concern, so Chambers says he wanted to bring it to the council for further discussion. Chambers says the Indiana Department of Environmental Management has given the city its approval for the burn.
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On April 25, Twin-Star International Home Furnishings of Delray Beach, FL, presented a check for $1,500 to Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County during the company's TEAM Build project. Twin-Star president Robert Cohen joined 18 Twin-Star employees in framing roofing, painting and landscaping a Habitat for Humanity home at 1024 Lincoln Road in West Palm Beach.
"We encourage all of our employees to give back to the community, and it is our pleasure to advance the wonderful work of Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County," Cohen stated.
TEAM Builds engage companies in Habitat for Humanity's mission of building simple, decent, safe and affordable houses for, hardworking low-income qualified families. At the same time, they lend participating teams an enhanced sense of camaraderie, accomplishment and cohesiveness.
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January / February 2012
Volume 25, No. 1
Solar's Visionaries on the Next 25 Years
By Alex Abdallah, Gina R. Johnson, Mike Koshmrl and Seth Masia
SOLAR TODAY celebrates a milestone anniversary in interviews with some of our most influential contributors.
- Doug Balcomb: Selling Customers on Passive Solar
- Karl W. Böer: Still Crusading for Solar
- Barbara Farhar: If You Build Net-Zero, They Will Buy
- Denis Hayes: It's Within Our Grasp to Transition Quickly
- Chuck Kutscher: Answering the Climate Skeptics with Science
- Ed Mazria: Taking a Movement to New Norm
- Bill McKibben: Battling Big Oil for the Climate's Sake
- Bob Ramlow: Solar Heating is Ready
- Dan Shugar: Getting to a PV-Supported Grid
- Creators Reflect on Past, Future of SOLAR TODAY
Decathletes Lead with Location
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By creating homes that address the ecology and culture of their own communities, participants in the 2011 Solar Decathlon took sustainable building to new levels.
For Aggressive Efficiency, Choose Passive Solar
By Norbert M. Lechner
Every south-facing window is a basic passive solar space-heating system. The challenge is minimizing heat loss while maximizing solar energy collected throughout the day.
Big Potential for Small Hydro
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With its large untapped capacity, small hydro is attracting policymakers' attention as a job-growth opportunity.
Japan Ramps Up Home Energy Management
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Rick Needham, Google's Director of Green Business Operations and Strategy
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Harmful Acids [Bart]Mature
Dinner was awakward, to say the least. In fact, Bart would have described it as being as painful as pouring acid onto your face. As he chewed his potatoes, he played with the idea of acid, and wondered whose face he could pour it on. He was sure Lisa would know where he could find some acid. He'd ask her later.
"So, Nelson," said Homer Simpson from the top of the table. "How's the uh... family?"
Bart cringed and look at Nelson. He looked surprised; he said nothing.
"Dad," Lisa hissed across the table, and Bart could see every little bit of her embarrassment. "Nelson's not in touch with any of his family. His mom and dad ran away to become circus performers when he was eighteen, remember?"
"Oh, yeah!" Homer laughed out loud and leaned over to elbow his son-in-law humorously. "Funny how something like that so easily slips your mind, huh, Nelson?"
"Dad, you still haven't told Lisa and Nelson about how the vending machine at work gave you double-credits today!" Bart interjected.
Homer's face lit up. "Lisa! Nelson! Wait until you hear this story!"
Lisa shot Bart a look of gratitude, before turning back to Homer and feigning interest.
Once Homer's story was over, silence fell over the table. Everybody chewed slowly and glanced at each other. Bart noticed Maggie had headphones on.
"Nelson, how's the mechanic job going?" Marge asked brightly.
Everybody looked at Nelson and waited for him to continue; but the only thing he continued was the eating of his beef.
"How much do you make?" Homer wanted to know.
"DAD!" said Lisa; "Homer!" snapped Marge.
"What? I just wanna know whether or not he's doing better than I did at his age. Though he's already got two kids come from his loins." He glared at Bart. "You couldn't have been twins, could you?" he muttered bitterly.
Awkward silence again. Everybody's face was red now, except for Homer's, and of course, Maggie, who was oblivious to all of the conversation.
Bart cleared his throat. "Lisa?"
Lisa put on a tight smile. "Yes, Bart?"
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"If you are really interested in finding out what it says, I could send a text message and get you some assistance", Jennifer said to Elina who was amazed by the sudden suggestion of help.
"What do you mean?", Elina replied with some hesitation in her voice.
"Well, my roommate's boyfriend studies Anthropology and he has had some semiotic studies lately. He seems to be totally fascinated by the subject and it would be nice to get those two separated even for one evening so we could do some girly things without the manly third wheel.", Jennifer answered.
" By the way how do you spell our name, I better spell it out right from the start or Scott won't take my request seriously", she added while typing her Blackberry.
"E - L - I - N - A", Elina spelled out slightly distracted by the librarian who passed by them.
"Odd name! What's the story behind it?" Jennifer asked while staring at her Blackberry, like forcing it to make a beep for reply.
"Well, it's a long story, but to put it shortly, my great-grandmother suggested it to my mother. It's a Finnish name. Their version of Helen", Elina replied to Jennifer's deaf ears. She seemed to be totally concentrated on other conversation she was having through her Blackberry.
"Oh, I better be going now, or I will miss the exam", Jennifer said as she put her Blackberry in her bag. "Just wait here, I gave your description and Scott should be here in 20 minutes unless he gets very busy with Rhonda once again. I hope your note will keep him busy at least for 5 hours. I really want my roommate back, even if for couple hours" Jennifer chuckled on her way out of the reading room and received scolding looks from the librarian.


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We saw the Gamescom trailer from forthcoming MMORTS End Of Nation last week (although reposted below), but there's also a piece by Petroglyph talking about the metagame (also below) – which is the whole conquering-the-world thing that the game has going on. They talk about how you can deploy anywhere on the map to help friends out in the their conquests, and talk a bit about how that wider conflict will play out. We also learned last week that the game will indeed be free-to-play and so if Dan's message about the game from Gamescom (which read simply "strong") is to be believed, then we might be in for a cheap treat of RTS persistence.
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Nine Minutes Of Assassin's Creed Revelations
If you want to see the demonstration that was shown to journalists at Gamescom over the past couple of days then you need look no further than the crypt in the foundations beneath this post. Nine (count 'em!) minutes of the next Assassin's Creed game in action. There is snow, sneaking, and some stabbing. It looks lovely, but then I always think that about the AC games, and then I play them and oh.
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(Not) The Planetside 2 Gamescom Trailer
The Gamescom* Planetside 2 trailer is below. There is SOMETHING familiar about it. It doesn't show much of the new bases, or more than a couple of vehicles, sadly. Just a lot of pew-pew sidearm action. That said, there's plenty to suggest that this is going to be very like the original, with the tower under siege, a torrent of gunfire and a flight of reavers to finish things off. There are a few glimpses of familiar weapons, too. Familiar indeed.
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"William, The Bastard": Crusader Kings II
It's tough to make Paradox's glacial but intricate historical strategies look interesting in a trailer, but those plucky chaps have had a go for their Gamescom flag-waving attempt. Crusader Kings II, which puts you at the controls of a medieval European dynasty, is really all about the menus, and the trailer doesn't deny that, but it does editorialise a bit and try to show how the game is telling the story of the 1066 Norman invasion. It doesn't quite go for the big finish, but that's history. The game is still a way off, too, as it's due early 2012.
Right, so anyway, I've actually run out of trailer reblogging juice today, so this will have to be the last one, 'lest my glands need replacing. I've got Red Orchestra 2 and Trackmania 2 betas to wrestle with, too. So serious business ahead, indeed.
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Lookin' Fine: Trine 2 Trailer
This looks a bit lovely. Frozenbyte have joined in on the "Let's put out a new video for Gamescom" party, and have got a lush new trailer with a first proper look at their Trine sequel, which is hopefully due some time next month. Have a good old gaze at this: Read the rest of this entry »
Some Planetside 2 Images From Gamescom
Planetside 2's developers were apparently abroad at Gamescom 2011, and our own sinister agents arranged a furtive rendezvous for discussion of the game. We'll report back on what happened there soon. Meanwhile some images have escaped, and I've posted them in a little gallery for you to see, below. Click for full size, obviously.
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New For Old: Old Republic Battle Footage
EA have been busy at Gamescom. Here they are showing what it looks like when a team of eight players go on a mission to stop a dangerous bloke escaping a prison, in Bioware's upcoming space-friends MMO, The Old Republic. Here's four minutes of unedited (but likely heavily rehearsed) in game footage:
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Healing Music News
Sunday, February 12, 2017
Dear Friends of Healing Music,
Welcome to 2017!!! The words and feelings I have for this coming year are: GRATITUDE and ARRIVAL. I am so grateful to be here with so many wonderful beings who are consciously carrying the Light! And more and more beings are joining in this great gathering of Love and Light!!! We have been working towards this gathering for many many lifetimes and I have a feeling of Arrival and Celebration. I feel a wonderful shift, in myself, in family and friends, and in groups around the globe. Please stay extra grounded; deepen your spiritual practice; take special care of yourself; have fun and of course listen to lots and lots of Healing Music!!!
Here are some stories and events from my 2016. It was an amazing year for me!
To start off there is the photo collage at the top of the newsletter - created by my friends Joe and Leo at Orbital Arts! Some of my favourite memories! Me in Japan at my Temple Hozanji (photo taken by my niece, Claire). Playing at a Cathedral in New York for a Sacred Dance Event. (photo taken by Mayumi). Two pictures taken by Alfred D'Sa for my Ambient World CD. And in the middle a powerful Lioness with powerful energy to help carry me and my music through the coming years!!!! This collage is a gift from Steve to celebrate my birthday!!! Thank you Thank you Thank you, I love it!
I released 3 big projects this year: the Sacred Sounds trilogy, the new USB sticks with the Healing Music library and also the Sleep Program.
The Sacred Sounds trilogy has 3 of my favourite recordings: Sacred Sounds for Sleep, Sacred Sounds for the Spa and Sacred Sounds for the Soul.
The beautiful packaging designed by Sharon Lockwood,
The USB sticks are a brand new idea to help get the whole Healing Music catalogue out to listeners:
There are 3 versions and the complete catalogue includes some of Steve's magical piano recordings that were only available before in Japan.
The other release for 2016 was the Sleep Program that I have been working on for years. I am really happy with the end result and I hope that this program will help many listeners - including people suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Thanks to all who helped with the program! And as this is a 'by donation' project special thanks to all who have donated at the Sleep Program website - much appreciated. And please keep sending your suggestions about who to pass this program on to. Thanks!
It was a busy and fun year, playing at many wonderful events.
I started off the year playing at the beautiful home of my friend Sue - our annual 'Bring in the Energy for the New Year' event. It was sublime and grounding and healing as it always is!
LABYRINTH EVENTS: I offered workshops at several Labyrinth events - always one of my favourite things to do! Thanks to Jill Hewlett for arranging a lovely event in January. Thanks to the Toronto Labyrinth Society for organizing the fantastic event in June and thanks to my friend Joanne Stevenson for driving me!
MUSIC MEDITATIONS: I am so grateful for all the wonderful energy that flowed through the music at the many Music Meditations I offered this year.
A lovely Fairy Altar from my Ceremony at Akasha's Den:
Thanks to my lovely friend Mark Daniel who plays Tibetan and Crystal bowls. We played together almost monthly at wonderful spaces: Esther Myers Yoga Studio in Toronto, Akasha's Den in Ottawa, Adi Shakti in Ottawa, Kalyana Yoga Shala in Ottawa and Raven's Ridge near Orrilia.
Thanks to Andrea Gerhardt for her beautiful vocals and harp playing at both house concerts and at Esther Myers Yoga Studio.
Thanks to Chris Gartner for his amazing bass soundscapes - we have played at Esther Myers many many times and each Music Meditation is a soul journey! Plus we played at a wonderful outdoor event that I'll mention later in my newsletter.
I also offered solo Music Meditations at Akasha's Den, Orbital Arts gallery and store, at events hosted by the Sacred Dance Guild (
), and at an Edgar Cayce study group event. Always such lovely groups to play for!
I travelled to Grail Springs in Bancroft twice this year - one of the most beautiful places I have ever played at! Thank you Madeleine Marentette for the love you have poured into this space!
There are some lovely videos from Grail Springs coming with my music as the soundscape. I will send them all in a future newsletter!!! Exciting!
I played at one my all time favourite events ever for the Mindfulness Conference here in Toronto on May 13. The event was held in one of the best venues in the world - Koerner Hall. The acoustics in the hall are incredibly wonderful - my flute sound washed over me like honey!! This was also due to the amazing energy of the group - around 500 people who are all conscious beings working with mindfulness meditation on their spiritual journeys. In the wings, waiting to go on, I was blessed to be in the presence of Thupten Jinpa, the translator for the Dalai Lama. Special thanks to Michael Appolo for inviting me to play at this event and for all his work in organizing this amazing conference.
June took me to Raven's Ridge near Orrilia for a Soulstice Celebration!! A beautiful weekend event of Healing Music in the Labyrinth, the Medicine Wheel and nestled in front of the pond playing with Mark. Thank you Catherine Jenereaux for organizing this beautiful event!!!
Here is one of my favourite pictures - me and Mark playing in Narnia!
In July my wonderful friend Wendy Morrell hosted a CD 'PreLaunch' event at her beautiful home! A lovely group gathered in the back yard to listen and dance and do tai chi to the new recording I am working on with Chris Gartner! This was a fundraiser to help with the recording costs. We had champagne and strawberry shortcake and it was a fabulous night! Thank you so much Wendy for all your love and support!
August was incredible! I offered my yearly Shakuhachi Playday for my students at the lovely Camellia Teas space. Thank you to all my students for their diligence and beautiful playing! And big thanks to Rebecca and Matthew for inviting us again into their beautiful place.
We offered our yearly concert the day after the Playday, a gorgeous event! Thanks to everyone who played including Ian Hepburn with his beautiful harp music. Rebecca Cragg did live Japanese painting during the concert, wow! Lucky audience members got to take home these incredible works of art!!!
Next was the annual performance at Remic Rapids with the fantastic Rock Sculptures of John Ceprano. Stunningly beautiful setting. My students and friends played with me, much thanks for their strong flute/drum/harp performance and much thanks to the Sacred Dancers led by Wendy Morrell. Always a photographers dream playing at this site. Thank you John for all your wonderful work:
Changing gears - next I played on a Pirate ship!!!!! Yes, a pirate ship - the one at Toronto Island that does parties for kids. I co-facilitated a Healing Water Ceremony with Danielle Lobo. Thanks Danielle for organizing this fun and healing event! It was a magical cruise through all the back waters of the islands. Thanks to Matt, the owner of the ship, for taking us all out for a decidedly non-pirate type event!!! (except I did switch my fairy outfit for a pirate look….) But not to worry, the next night I played for a Music Can Heal event in Kensington Market and I was back in one of my regular Pixie outfits!
The fall was an amazing time for me for new Sacred Ceremonies. I am grateful to new friends David Deschambault and Eric Reynolds for their support and love with my ordinations as a Deaconess and a Reverend. Thank you so much. I look forward to offering more healing energy through the ceremonies I will be offering - Weddings, Memorials and Celebration of Life Ceremonies.
Our Palliative Care Association has had a busy year - doing lots of events and helping to spread the word about the healing benefits of music for hospice and palliative care. Thanks to our leader Talia Wooldridge for all her incredible efforts! I played at several benefit concerts and awareness raising events including events at Array Music (beautiful space), Kensington Market, Royal Conservatory of Music and at the gorgeous Earl Bales Park. Here I am playing with Chris Gartner:
I went to my most favourite ballet ever!!! La Sylphide - a ballet about Scottish Fairies!!!! I went with my great niece Stephanie and we had a magical time!!! Big thanks to my friend Janice Mawhinney for our front row seats!!! And another thanks to Janice for all her help with editing my writing, much appreciated!
I had so many lovely little trips travelling to events throughout Ontario - what a beautiful place we live in! Also had two amazing trips out of the country, one to Mexico and the other to Japan.
I love this story - my friend Sue and I were trying and trying to find a time to get together, no luck. Then she mentioned that she was going to Mexico and I said me too. Then she told me Puerto Vallarta and I said me too. Then her dates - we were going at the same time!!! When I got there my brother took me down to the beach and pointed out Sue's hotel just a few buildings away!!!! So we had a whole day to hang out and explore beautiful places in Puerto Vallarta!
Here is a lovely picture of us:
The Japan Cherry Blossom Tour was incredible!!! Thanks to the folks who joined us this trip! I so love showing my favourite places and Temples to the group. Here I am at my Temple Hozanji:
I love teaching and I am so grateful to my shakuhachi students who play so beautifully on this amazing but difficult instrument! I also have some Native American Flute and vocal students who benefit from the breath work incorporated into the shakuhachi playing. I love you all!!!
I offered so many workshops and did so many ceremonies this year, including 'Mantra Meditations' (create your own Mantra) and 'Inviting in Light Ceremonies' (for homes or work places).
Here is a link to our Healing Music website that tells you more about my offerings:
New Recording: I am continuing to record pieces for the new recording with Chris Gartner. This is a beautiful collaboration that has some songs with words - a new endeavour for me!!! I am loving the music and I can't wait to release this recording! We already have a music video finished and the artwork ready to go….
Another New Recording: We are adding some new parts on the recording I am doing with Celina Carroll. This is a powerful celebration of music for Ceremony, lovely for walking meditation and gentle movement. Stay tuned for more updates!
Meditation Recordings: The Guided Meditations with David Price Francis are coming along nicely! We will be releasing more of the meditations for our event this year in April. Here are the ones we have released so far:
And big hugs to Katee for her excellent help with all my website updates and newsletters!
Whew, I need a cup of tea, that was quite a year! I hope you have enjoyed reading about my adventures! I look forward to seeing you this year at an upcoming event!
I hope you have a wonderful, healing, creative, lovely and fun 2017!!!!
fairy hugs, love, debrina
Breathe in Love
Breathe out Light
January 7, 2017 Saturday
a MUSIC MEDITATION and Healing Music talk to bring in the wonderful energy for the amazing shifts to come in the New Year!
Location: Scarborough, at the beautiful home of my friend Sue. Directions to her house will be provided when you make your reservation.
Reservations: 416-439-1494
February 5, 2017 Sunday
Interfaith Ceremony
Time: 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Annapurana Restaurant
1085 Bathurst (south of Dupont)
Please join us for a beautiful Interfaith Community Ceremony of peace. I will be offering a short Shakuhachi meditation. Tea and snacks will be served. All are welcome.
For more information:
Februay 2017
Retreat at Cat island. A return for me to an area where I lived for a year on a desert island!
March 14 to 23, 2017
I am looking forward to sharing Music Meditations with the group at my favourite Temples! We will also have some amazing experiences going to: castles, a Japanese cooking class, Kabuki, Sumo wrestling…. and more fun events!
The 2018 Japan Tour will be booked starting in the summer of 2017. Please let me know if you would like some details.
April 2, 2017 Sunday
Details to follow.
I will be playing at a performance organized by Kathryn Henzler - graduate student. The performance itself is a blend of musical theatre, classical composition, and Japanese instruments and poetry.
Please contact me for more information:
April 15, 2017 Saturday
MUSIC MEDITATION with Debbie Danbrook and Mark Daniel.
Please join us for a magical Music Meditation with Shakuhachi, North American flute, Fairy Chimes, Fairy Stick, vocals, Tibetan and Crystal Bowls and Gongs.
Delicious tea will be served. Please come early for tea and stay after the event to chat.
Location: Esther Myers Yoga Studio
390 Dupont Street, Suite 203
(side entrance, north side of Dupont between Spadina and Bathurst)
Time: 7:30pm (doors open at 7:00pm)
There are mats, blankets, pillows and chairs available at the studio. If you would like to bring extra pillows/blankets to make yourself comfortable please do. You can stretch out and relax completely during this deep, music meditation.
Cost: $33
The space is lovely and cozy. We can accommodate a total of 20 participants.
To reserve your space please prepay through paypal or e-transfer:
Questions? Don't use paypal or e-transfer? Please call or text me:
or e-mail, much thanks.
For directions/questions the night of the event:
I look forward to seeing you at our event!
April 21, 22, 23, 2016
I will be performing on April 21 and 23
I have been invited to play at this wonderful conference. I am honoured to be a part of this amazing event! The conference last year was incredible!
I will update the details for my performance.
If you are interested in joining the full conference, please register at
April 26, 2017 Wednesday
David Price Francis with Special Guest Debbie Danbrook.
Time: 7:00 - 10:00pm
Location: Trinity St. Paul's Church
427 Bloor St. West (Bloor & Spadina)
A life-changing evening of information, guided meditation and music!
More details to follow, please save the date!
Price: $20
For more information/registration contact:
May, 2017 - date to be announced
Time: 7:00pm - 90 minute Ceremony
MUSIC CEREMONY with Chris Gartner at Akasha's Den
Please join us for a healing and restorative Music Ceremony featuring Debbie playing shakuhachi flute, fairy chimes and Chris creating layers of beautiful soundscapes with his bass and magical sound generators.
Location: Akasha's Den
#1 � 312 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville
One block east of Trafalgar turn right onto Reynolds Street.
Cost: $44
Registration and Information: Akasha's Den:
MAY EVENT - details to follow
June 9, 2017 Friday
MUSIC MEDITATION with Debbie Danbrook and Mark Daniel.
Please join us for a magical Music Meditation with Shakuhachi, North American flute, Fairy Chimes, Fairy Stick, vocals, Tibetan and Crystal Bowls and Gongs.
Delicious tea will be served. Please come early for tea and stay after the event to chat.
To register and for more details please contact:
Ram Das Latulippe
The Adi Shakti Yoga Home Sanctuary in Orléans
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
613 824-9189
June 2017 Date to be confirmed
MUSIC MEDITATION with Debbie Danbrook and Andrea Gerhardt
Please join us for a magical Music Meditation with Shakuhachi, North American flute, Fairy Chimes, Fairy Stick, vocals, and the beautiful and ancient songs of Hildegard
Delicious tea will be served. You are welcome to come early for tea and stay after the event to chat.
Location: Esther Myers Yoga Studio
390 Dupont Street, Suite 203
(side entrance, north side of Dupont between Spadina and Bathurst)
Time: 7:30pm (doors open at 7:00pm)
There are mats, blankets, pillows and chairs available at the studio. If you would like to bring extra pillows/blankets to make yourself comfortable please do. You can stretch out and relax completely during this deep, music meditation.
Cost: $33
The space is lovely and cozy. We can accommodate a total of 20 participants.
To reserve your space please prepay through paypal or e-transfer:
Questions? Don't use paypal or e-transfer? Please call or text me:
or e-mail, much thanks.
For directions/questions the night of the event:
I look forward to seeing you at our event!
June 21, 2017 Wednesday
Time: 7:00pm - 90 minute Ceremony
MUSIC CEREMONY with Debbie Danbrook and Mark Daniel at Akasha's Den
Please join us for a healing and restorative Music Ceremony featuring Debbie playing shakuhachi flute, fairy chimes and singing
and Mark playing Tibetan and crystal bowls.
Location: Akasha's Den
#1 � 312 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville
One block east of Trafalgar turn right onto Reynolds Street.
Cost: $44
Registration and Information: Akasha's Den:
August 4, 2017 Friday (date to be confirmed)
Start time: 2:00pm
Location: Stepping Stones Gallery
This is an annual get together with my Shakuhachi students for a Master Class on breathwork, Japanese music and an informal concert. We have had some lovely 'non-shakuhachi' musicians join us in the past. Please let me know if you would like details.
If you are a beginner Shakuhachi player please feel welcome to join us - players of all levels are welcome!
Please contact me for more information:
August 5, 2017 Saturday
DANCING on WAVES of GRACE
Time: (to be confirmed)
free event
MUSIC MEDITATION, MOVEMENT MEDITATION with the rock sculpture of JOHN CEPRANO Please join Debbie Danbrook and musical friends, including the Take Club Shakuhachi Group along with dancers from the Sacred Dance Guild for a beautiful and peaceful Walking Meditation through the rock garden sculptures. Participants will be invited to sit or to join in a meditative walk with music/dancers weaving throughout the space. After the performance we will sit together and enjoy the sunset.
This is a photographers dream! Please feel free to bring your camera
Location: Remic Rapids on the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway. There's a stone sculpture installation at the entrance with a sign "Remic Rapids" right after the Parkdale exit
August 6, 2017 Sunday (date to be confirmed)
Time: 7:00pm to 9:00pm
CONCERT: An evening to celebrate Japanese and Canadian Music and Art
Ian Hepburn - harp, Debbie Danbrook - Shakuhachi, Catriona Sturton - harmonica and accordion plus the Shakuhachi students of Debbie. Beautiful Japanese brush painting artwork will be created by Rebecca Cragg during the concert and lucky audience members will take home these beautiful pictures. Also in the raffle will be CD's by Debbie Danbrook. This will be an intimate private concert with limited seating for 20 participants.
Tickets: $30, in advance
RSVP and tickets:
or phone:
Location: Mooney's Bay. Directions are given with your RSVP confirmation.
October, 2017, date and details to be announced
Time: 7:00pm - 90 minute Ceremony
MUSIC CEREMONY with Debbie Danbrook
Please join us for a healing and restorative Music Ceremony featuring Debbie playing shakuhachi flute, fairy chimes and singing. Debbie will also offering a Healing Music talk.
Location: Akasha's Den
#1 � 312 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville
One block east of Trafalgar turn right onto Reynolds Street.
Cost: $33
Registration and Information: Akasha's Den:
December 17, 2017 Sunday
MUSIC MEDITATION with Debbie Danbrook and Mark Daniel.
Please join us for a magical Music Meditation with Shakuhachi, North American flute, Fairy Chimes, Fairy Stick, vocals, Tibetan and Crystal Bowls and Gongs.
Delicious tea will be served. Please come early for tea and stay after the event to chat.
To register and for more detais please contact:
Ram Das Latulippe
The Adi Shakti Yoga Home Sanctuary in Orléans
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
613 824-9189
Last week of March and beginning of April
Approximately 8 to 10 days
(dates may shift by a few days to accommodate the cherry blossoms)
Maximum of 3 participants - booking for this tour starting in summer, 2017
Please join me and a few participants for the annual Cherry Blossom tour to Japan. We will travel to my favourite temples where I will offer Music Meditations under the Cherry Blossoms. Tour includes travel to Nara, Kyoto, Osaka, and sometimes Ise, the spiritual centre for the Shinto religion. We will enjoy peaceful and tranquil walking meditations at ancient sites, experience a traditional Tea Ceremony, listen to healing music and of course eat fabulous Japanese food, drink sake and shop!!!! Always an enlightening and fun adventure. For more info:
Lots of Love,
Debbie Danbrook
Breathe in Love
Breathe out Light
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Friday, January 13, 2017
Sleep Program
A program to enhance sleep that will help to relieve stress, anxiety
and post traumatic stress disorder.
"Sleep is the best meditation"
by Debbie Danbrook
"Sleep is the best meditation"
"Sleep is the best meditation"
Dalai Lama
Dear Friends of Healing Music,
Welcome to 2017 and welcome to calmer and deeper sleep! I am very happy to be sending you the completed Sleep Program. This is project very close to my heart. I have worked on this project for years! It combines my Healing Music, 'The Sacred Sounds for Sleep' recording along with my personal Mantra "Breathe in Love, Breathe out Light" and instructions on some gentle movement to help you get the sleep you need.
You can listen to the program on your computer or device. If you pause the recording please go back to the Sleep Program homepage to refresh the recording.
There are detailed instructions on how to do 3 different programs to enhance your sleep. Please try all 3 and see what works best for you!
Special thanks to everyone who has helped to develop this program with me, your help is so appreciated!
We would like to help as many people as possible with this program and so at this point we are simply asking for donations. There is a 'donate' button. Thank you in advance for your support.
And please feel free to share this program with friends, family, colleagues - anyone who could benefit from more and better sleep.
If you have contacts or suggestions about who to send our program too I would really appreciate your input - please e-mail me at:
Happy Sleeping!
lots of love,
Debbie Danbrook and everyone at Healing Music
Sleep Program
Sleep is one of the key ingredients to good health. It gives us mental alertness, physical coordination, and restores and rejuvenates nearly every cell in our body. It improves our memory, mental concentration, and creativity. We need sleep. And most of us love it!
Many studies have concluded that listening to slow, quiet, meditative music, reduces stress in all ages – including newborns – and has countless other documented health benefits such as reducing anxiety, lowering high blood pressure and heart and respiratory rates and assisting those with insomnia. A recent medical study has also added enhanced brainpower and a better memory to the benefits of music while we sleep!
Debbie Danbrook, through her Healing Music Company, has produced two recordings specifically designed to enhance our sleep experience and at the same time take advantage of these many other benefits!
'Sounds for Sleep' is a 43 minute recording that helps people fall asleep and stay asleep. This recording utilizes an ancient Japanese instrument, the Shakuhachi flute, to create a type of Zen called 'Suizen' or blowing Zen. This instrument was traditionally played only by monks as part of their Zen practice. Listening to the Shakuhachi creates a calm and relaxed feeling - the breath slows and the rhythms of the body and mind come together. Sounds from the London Boys' Choir (played on a keyboard) are also used in the background, creating an overall experience that is beautiful, soothing, tranquil and flowing.
By leaving this Sleep music on all night, very, very softly, the listener relaxes into a deeper, sounder sleep - and the rest simply happens!
The companion recording to 'Sounds for Sleep' is 'Movement for Sleep'. This recording combines the music from 'Sounds for Sleep' with very gentle, guided movements that can be easily done in bed either during the day or before bedtime. This is movement that anyone can do, no yoga background or meditation techniques are needed. Those with physical restrictions can also benefit from this recording by doing the guided breath work and visualizing the movements while enjoying the relaxing music. The breath work follows a very simple and calming spoken meditation phrase, resulting in a deeply relaxed state.
Please refer to the Sleep Program Instructions for details on how to use these recordings to enhance your sleep experience.
Scientific Information on Brainwaves
BETA ALPHA THETA DELTA - The effect of the Sleep Program on brainwave activity.
In our busy and often stress-filled days we stay mostly in the BETA waves of brainwave activity. These waves can take us from being comfortably alert with normal thought patterns to an uncomfortable level of frustration and anxiety that fills us with extreme tension.
In a normal, relaxed daily routine as the day comes to an end we would naturally move through ALPHA and THETA waves. These waves offer us deep relaxation - a meditative state, drowsiness, the beginning of falling asleep and then moving us into sleep. During the ALPHA and THETA states we are in our most receptive, creative and healing states. Our mind and body are integrated.
And then we move to DELTA for our deep sleep state.
What is happening for many of us is a jumping from extremely active BETA waves directly to DELTA. Often this occurs from sheer exhaustion. Because so many are sleep deprived (and that includes children) we fall into an exhausted sleep, and don't have the gentle flow there that would facilitate time in the healing and relaxing ALPHA and THETA states. Or sleeping pills take us directly into DELTA, again bypassing either or both the ALPHA and THETA states.
The music, breathing Mantra and gentle movements in the Sleep Program, will help you to move naturally through both ALPHA and THETA wave patterns - encouraging deep healing that will in turn facilitate deep, restful sleep.
Lots of Love,
Debbie Danbrook
Healing Music
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Falah Shakaram is a lawyer specialising in managing human rights programmes at international NGOs in Iraq. The projects he has carried out address various aspects of women's rights including the rehabilitation of female offenders and tackling female homelessness. In his current role at the Association for Crisis Assistance & Solidarity Development Co-operation (WADI), a joint Iraqi-German initiative in Kurdistan, Falah manages a shelter and a radio station for women and youth. He also runs campaigns to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Falah, who is a survivor of the 1988 chemical bombings in Halabja city, has been involved in education and health projects for the victims of chemical attacks in rural areas of Iraq.
Falah has served as a Board Member for many Iraqi women's rights charities and has been involved in drafting several Iraqi laws including the provisions criminalising domestic violence and FGM.
As a John Smith Fellow Falah will run a series of awareness campaigns in the Kurdistan region to support the enforcement of the law against domestic violence which came into force in 2011. As part of the campaigns Falah will work towards creation of a taskforce coalition of Iraqi organisations to co-ordinate development of guidelines and methods necessary for the effective implementation and enforcement of the legislation.


text: Chopin Cleveland Orchestra: Chopin and Strauss Airs Monday, January 4, at 1 p.m. This week on the Cleveland Orchestra pianist Lang Lang joins conductor Franz Welser-Möst for a concert featuring Chopin's Andante Spianato and Grand Polonaise Brillante, as well as Pintscher's Idyl for Orchestra and two works by Richard Strauss, his Burleske and his Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks. Savannah Music Festival: Nikolai Lugansky Live Airs Thursday, January 29 at 8 p.m. A recital given by Nikolai Lugansky at the Telfair Academy of Arts & Sciences. Players who win piano competitions don't always become great pianists but, now in his late 30s, Nikolai Lugansky has all the makings of a modern virtuoso. Born in Moscow in 1972 to a couple of research scientists, Mr. Lugansky was just five years old when his innate musicality first appeared. He went to a neighbor's home, sat down at the piano, and played a Beethoven sonata from memory, having learned the music by ear. In this episode, we hear Nikolai Lugansky's interpretations of the Fantasie in F minor by Chopin, followed by Chopin's "Heroic" Polonaise in A-flat Major and Rachmaninoff's Sonata No. 1 in D minor, performed at the Savannah Music Festival. Savannah Music Festival: David Finckel & Wu Han S Airs Thursday, November 27, 2014. As Musical America's 2012 "Musicians of the Year," cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han rank among the most respected and influential classical musicians in the world today. Their repertoire as a duo spans virtually the entire literature for cello and piano. However is is the combination of talent, energy, imagination and dedication that they bring to their endeavors as performers, educators, recording artists, artistic administrators and cultural entrepreneurs, that make them so incredibly special. In this episode, we listen to David Finckel and Wu Han perform Strauss' Cello Sonata in F Major, Op. 6, the slow movement from Messiaen's "Quartet from the End of Time" entitled "Praise to the Eternity of Jesus," and Chopin's Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor, Op. 65, performed during the 2013 Savannah Music Festival at Trinity United Methodist Church. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Airs Monday, May 26 at 11 a.m. On this week's broadcast concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra music director Manfred Honeck will be joined on stage by pianist Yefim Bronfman in a performance of Ludwig van Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor." Mr. Bronfman will all play several encores by Liszt and Chopin. The concert also features Johann Strauss, Jr., Franz Lehar, Henry Mancini, and Jerome Kern. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Airs Monday, March 24 at 11 a.m. Join us for a new season of concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra each Monday morning at 11 a.m. The open concert for the season features conductor Manfred Honeck who will be joined by pianist Lang Lang for the Piano Concerto No. 1 by Franz Listz as well as Chopin's Etude No. 5, Op. 10. The concert will also showcase Giuseppe Verdi's Overture to "Forza del Destino;" Felix Mendelssohn's Scherzo from "A Midsummer Night's Dream;" Richard Wagner's Overture to "Tannhauser;" Igor Stravinksy's Danse Infernale from "The Firebird;" and Lu Wencheng's "Autumn Moon on a Calm Lake." Join us for a new season of concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony each Monday morning at 11 a.m. on Red River Radio. Pages1 2 next › last »


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Genowefa Owczarek, 71, was on the phone from Poland to her granddaughter Elizabeth Spence in Hindhead, Surrey, when the pains began. She called the Polish emergency services but could not make contact. So she called Ms Spence again, who dialled 999. Ambulance staff tried in vain to call Poland, and then called the Polish embassy in London, where staff contacted a Polish hospital.
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Many Olympic competitors illuminate an event with their distinguished performances, but few spark a complete transformation of the rules.
Park Si-Hun's victory in the light middleweight division at the Seoul Games of 1988 was not just controversial, it was truly impugnable.
The South Korean boxer took the gold medal following a highly disputed 3-2 decision in the final against much-fancied American Roy Jones Jr., and the fight will forever go down as one of the biggest travesties in Games history.
Jones cruised into the showpiece bout in Seoul and was one of the USA's top medal hopes and iconic Olympians; he stormed out of the ring, embittered and infuriated, having lost a fight despite landing a staggering total of 86 punches to his opponent's 32.
No one bar the scorers — three of whom were eventually banned from the sport for life - was left in any doubt: this was an absurdly one-sided bout.
Park reportedly apologised to Jones as a result of the fight, and an entirely new scoring system was subsequently employed after the Games. The IOC's judging methods now rely upon a 'count of blows that obviously connect', rather than a reliance on theoretically objective judgement.
To compound the absurdity of the result, one of the judges — wined and dined by the Korean officials, perhaps unsurprisingly — later admitted that a grave mistake had been made.
It was not an isolated controversy in Park's route to gold: his third-round bout with Vincenzo Nardiello saw the Italian comfortably take the first two rounds, but had to be dragged screaming out of the ring after the Korean took the third and was promptly crowned the victor.
The backdrop to the farcical decisions made in 1988 was South Korea threatening to withdraw altogether from the Los Angeles Olympics four years earlier after officially protesting against a series of hugely controversial calls in favour of American boxers against their medal-hopefuls. The sense of injustice following Jerry Page's victory over Kim Dong-Kil was, in particular, very sorely felt.
Jones went on to win the Val Barker trophy awarded to the best boxer of the Games, and to become one of the best pound-for-pound boxers the sport has ever seen.
While Jones went on to be named 'fighter of the decade' for the 1990s by the American boxing writers' association and remains forever hopeful that the decision will one day be overturned, Park has seemingly drifted into a post-Games abyss — at least to the wider public's view.
And where is he now?
Despite being just 22-years-old at the Seoul Games, Park's boxing career essentially ended with his gold medal.
Park officially retired from boxing without turning professional later in 1988 and instead turned his attention to his studies.
Born in Haman County, the Korean did not travel far to embark on a bachelor's degree in physical education at Kyungnam University.
He served as a high school PE teacher in Jinhae, Gyeongsangnam-do after earning his degree, before he eventually left education to pursue a career back in boxing.
In 2001, Park was named an assistant coach of the South Korea national amateur boxing team, and he was finally reunited with the sport in which he had gained such unlikely and controversial success.
Seven years later, he went on to participate in the inaugural World Youth Amateur Boxing Championships as the coach of Team Korea.
Park is currently the coach of the South Korea national reserve boxing team.
While Park was openly embarrassed by his victory and has not spoken about it since, Jones has been more open.
''His country paid him a lot of money for winning that gold medal, and that made a big difference in his life,'' Jones said back in 1997 after tearfully accepting an Olympic Order in the form of a large silver bracelet from the IOC.
"Myself, if it was me, I think I would have given it (gold medal) back. But I can understand that and accept it.
''He wasn't supposed to say it, but he told me he could not believe what the judges were doing to me,'' Jones recalled. "I deserved it."
Winning a gold medal is a dream come true for any Olympic competitor, but Park may reflect back on his triumph as a nightmare.
As for Jones, he is left to meditate on the 'Serenity Prayer' each and every night: "God grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change..."


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text: I am walking in the Princess Half Marathon in 9 days. I have pretty large blisters on my feet from my 10 mile walk today. I am using wicking socks, body glide and had these blisters before I did this long walk. I survived the walk, although it was quite painful and am convinced I CAN do the Princess Half - which will be a HUGE deal for me. But...I have a few blisters that I need some help with. These are not small ones - they are big. One of them is 2 inches by 1 inch and is on the very bottom of my foot. It is red...not sure if it is filled with blood or if the skin is just angry underneath, but it is red. I have blister ampoules (Band Aid Brand) and mole skin. I am thinking I will stay off of them most of the day. My question is - do I pop them??? Especially the big one? Not sure if I should leave a day or so and pop it later? Or go ahead? I am keeping them very clean and soaking in Epsom Salt 3 times a day. Any clues you can give me would be much appreciated!


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When the Olokun head was discovered in Nigeria exactly a century ago by the German archaeologist Leo Frobenius, it could have told us a great deal about a lost 14th-century African civilisation. But the artefact has ended up telling us rather more about the often unattractive attitudes of our own.
Frobenius, who dug up the object after bribing the overseer of the sacred site with a small sum of money and a bottle of whiskey, believed he had found evidence of a lost "white" African tribe. And other Western experts dismissed the copper sculpture as a forgery, arguing that a work of such sophisticated craftsmanship could not have been created by the hands of supposedly primitive Africans. And in 1948 the British Museum's experts didn't even believe it was authentic. The view was that the original must have been smuggled out of Nigeria. But now the British Museum has changed its view once again. It is now believed that the Olokun is authentic after all.
In the light of this fraught history, the public should probably go and see the British Museum's latest show, the Kingdom of Ife, and judge for themselves. And they would be well advised to leave their preconceptions at the door.
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