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When one reaches a certain age it is fairly easy to fill up a page or so of this and that when called upon to provide this type of background. But before going there, I'd like to take a moment to say why I founded Peace on the Street. To begin with I love cities, and having grown up on a farm in Northern California, I have no illusions about what it means to return to the land. It means unmitigated work. And although I grew up on the west coast, I really love New York.
A lot of people talk about the city being the source of sin, corruption, etc., etc. But when it comes right down to it the Christian scriptures say that Jesus will return and create a city, the New Jerusalem; a city not a suburb or farmlands. To that end I own property and live here in Spanish Harlem, a ten minute walk from our school.
I did a bunch of stuff before starting to meditate. I got an advanced degree from the California State University at San Francisco as well as a lifetime Community College Teaching Certificate. .My undergraduate work was in Classics and Social Science. My Master's is in Intellectual European History with a focus on Bureaucracies. I did a lot of management work for the City and County of San Francisco, particularly in mental health.
I got married a couple of time (Ann Marie and Randi), had a couple of kids (John Paul and Alex). I founded and operated a private school for autistic children, St Bernadette's between 1974 and 1978. I was certified as a Community Dispute Mediator, by the San Francisco Community Board Program as well as an, Emotional Support Counselor for the Terminally Ill by the Shanti Project where I did volunteer work in 1982.
That same year, 1982 I began to study meditation and in 1991 I began teaching. From 1982 until 1998 I studied, for the most part, with the controversial teacher Dr. Frederick Lenz (Rama). Randi and I moved from San Francisco to New York in 1989 to enhance the study . I was both certified to teach and ordained as a monk by Rama in 1991.
While many would go off to the mountaintops or the desert to meditate, the city is where it is really needed. We can list all sorts of benefits that meditation will bring you but the bottom line is that it will reduce the amount of pain in your life. This is needed in the city and it is particularly needed in the less affluent neighborhoods.
So I taught one class on 182nd St in a classroom that was provided by the Alianza Dominicana. I also taught classes on campus at CUNY. And again, it's easier to practice in far away quiet places but that's not available for most of us. So I developed techniques and exercises that worked in the city. I also decided to push the envelope and developed a meditation program for the inmates at Riker's island. I spent five years there from 1998 - 2003, with the support of a very talented co-teacher, teaching there.
I was also involved in supporting families that had family members that joined religious groups of which the family disapproves. In addition to the family reconciliation counseling, during the late 90's I co-authored a book, The Cult Around the Corner, to help families concerning this issue. During the 80's and the 90's a great many Americans who belonged to Asian based religions where tarred with the accusation of belonging to 'cults'. Meditation students studying with Rama were not immune to this type of 'mental health' discount. I made a point of studying the issue and providing support to families who were victimized by those who were inciting fear for profit. As of 2010 these anti-cult programs have significantly diminished. One researcher theorizes that the movement was a baby boomer empty nester phenomenon that ran its course as the baby boomer adult children entered middle age.
I've studied martial arts from time to time although I never took it to the level accomplished by Sifu Richard Garcia. But then I didn't take my first martial arts class until I was 43. I studied Capoeira and was initiated by Camisa and Preguisa into Omulu Senzala School of Capoeira in 1987; I studied Karate and was awarded the Sixth Kyu at the World Seido Karate Organization Honbu in 1991. I currently take the JKD classes taught by Sensei Garcia. I suppose at 67, at least for the moment, I hold the position as his oldest student. In the spring of 2000 Sensei Garcia and I did the Mankind Project Warrior Weekend. Some years passed during which I introduced a number of men to the weekend. In October of 2005 I began staffing the Warrior weekend and took a more active role in bringing the New Warrior Weekend Uptown. Since that time a number of men from Spanish Harlem have attended the weekend, some of whom have staffed a number of times and have moved into leadership roles. In 2007 I stepped up, along with Jonathan Figueroa, for Multicultural co-chair and we have both served on the NY Metro Council since then.
During the last few years I have been actively involved in the Hollow Bones Order. I was ordained as a Zen Priest with the Dharma name Hui Neng in 2004 by Zen Master Junpo Dennis Kelly, 83rd Patriarch in the Rinzai Zen linage. During 2005 Jun Po created the Mondo Zen protocols. I was amongst the initial Zen priests that first tested out the technology in Colorado and since that time have made these protocols a central part of our curriculum in Spanish Harlem.
As a Zen priest my mission is to distill the Buddhist canon to its fundamental essence so that it can be made available as an authentic American teaching. The goal is to allow Americans, particularly inner city Americans, access to the technologies developed through the centuries by Buddhist practitioners without requiring the American students to access these teachings through the trappings of Asian cultural forms.
Hui Neng, the Sixth Zen Patriarch, is credited with completing the transformation of Zen from a foreign psychology into a genuine Chinese expression of the basic teachings of the Tathagata. I look to Hui Neng as a model in my goal of creating an approach to Buddhism that resonates with inner city Americans.
During the eight years I have been teaching it has become obvious that a Zen program integrated into a martial arts program is a successful model for bringing the Dharma to the inner city. In 2008 we moved outside of this model into adult education. We expanded the program to create an enhanced GED curriculum. This program integrates meditative and martial arts practice with traditional GED subjects.
Finally, I own and operate Matrix International Consulting. It's a small company where, in previous years, we provide software developers for various companies. I also managed software development projects for different companies and governmental agencies including New York City's Administration for Children's Services. In the past I've provided consulting services for the United Nations as well for the NY Consul General's Office of the Dominican Republic. I maintain membership in the Project Management Institute and have received the Project Management Professional Certification from the Institute. For two years I was on the faculty of Columbia University teaching the Project Management Course for their professional certification program.
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He asks "Your reason for entering the USA?"
"We are going to Detroit for the weekend."
"Really? Why?"
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"Welcome to the murder capital of the world."
Our turn to say "Really?"
He didn't answer. Instead he asks "Where are you staying?"
"In an Airbnb in Corktown." We give him the address.
"Corktown? Why?"
We don't have an answer.
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"Uh, yeah!" This is the point where we get worried.
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Mmmm , not sure if we want to be here now. Corktown looks deserted and downtrodden. Certainly not the kind of neighborhood we are normally drawn to stay in.
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Detroit has seen some bad times having experienced a steady decline in residents since it's heyday in the 1950's. The population has dropped by over 60% with the biggest drop between 2000 and 2010 where it plummeted by over 25%. This mass exodus is evident, the desolate area's of the city common.
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On the suggestion of our wonderful Airbnb host, we decide to have dinner at an iconic dive bar, Nancy Whiskey. This bar has 110 years of history, we have to give it a try.
Sitting at the bar, we are two of about eight patrons inside with a few outside on the back patio. After all, it is Sunday night. We ask whether the kitchen is open, the bartender answers that it is. He proceeds to take our order – the food is very cheap on the menu -, he walks into the kitchen and makes the food! Oh dear, what are we in for? Al has fish and chips, I have a vegetarian burger with no bun. We watch as both of our meals come out of a package. It was good, really good! The drinks are cheap and the bar is steeped in history. The bartender, Dan, is happy to share some of that history with us. This bar is a survivor somewhat like Detroit itself. The bar has endured prohibition and a fire in 2009. It has many claims to fame; one being that is was Jimmy Hoffa's favorite bar. He used to call it his second office!
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Okay, it turns out that Detroit really does have a high crime rate. Don't let that or a border guard who needs some tourism lessons, keep you away. It is estimated that between 65-70% of the crime is drug related. It is Flint Michigan, not Detroit that has the highest murder rate!
Detroit has soul and optimism. Detroiters have a love for their city that is infectious. The cheap housing is attracting lots of young people, wanting to make a new life there. The mix is promising. We found everyone very friendly.
At first sight Detroit looks abandoned, scorched, in ashes. But it has vision, real people who are daring to dream. Detroit is full of new beginnings and deserves to be on your bucket list!
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Should the Rams win two more games and cut down the nets in Houston, this particular fan will cash in a ticket worth $50,000.
"We definitely have some liability associated with VCU winning the title," Hilton book manager Jay Kornegay told Covers.com. "I can't say I'm comfortable."
At one point this season, the Las Vegas Hilton listed VCU at 9,999 to 1. When the NCAA tournament started and with VCU one of eight teams playing in the first round in Dayton, the Rams were listed in the "field" grouping, which opened at 200 to 1.
"They probably would have been much higher like 400- or 500-1, if they weren't associated with the field" Kornegay said. "But because they were playing in the play-in game, we put them in the field. I mean we had them at 200-1 to win the region."
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Philip Elliot Slater (May 15, 1927 – June 20, 2013[1]) was an American sociologist and writer. He was the author of the bestselling 1970 book on American culture, The Pursuit of Loneliness and of numerous other books and articles.[2]
He had an A.B. and Ph.D. from Harvard[3] and taught sociology at Harvard, Brandeis, and University of California at Santa Cruz. He was Professor and Chairperson of the Brandeis Sociology Department in 1971 when he resigned to found, with Jacqueline Doyle and Morrie Schwartz, Greenhouse, a non-profit growth center, where he led encounter groups and personal growth workshops.
He was a merchant seaman, actor, business consultant, cookie salesman, marriage officiant, and president of a theatre. He collaborated with filmmaker Gene Searchinger on Paradox on 72nd Street, a one-hour TV documentary aired nationally by PBS[4] and acted in over 30 plays and films. In 1982, he was chosen by MS. Magazine as one of its "male heroes". Slater taught writing and playwriting at UCSC and in private workshops starting 1989. He returned to academia in his eighties, teaching in the doctoral program in Transformative Studies at the California Institute for Integral Studies [1].
Besides the influential 1970 bestseller The Pursuit of Loneliness [2], Slater was the author of nine other books of sociology and social commentary. He wrote more than 25 novels and plays. In a prescient 1964 Harvard Business Review article called, "Democracy is Inevitable," he and co-author Warren Bennis predicted the fall of the Soviet bloc and the rise of democracy: "Democracy... is the only system that can successfully cope with the changing demands of contemporary civilization." Slater believed fervently in democracy's adaptive superiority, an idea he would later develop in his last two books of nonfiction, A Dream Deferred (Beacon 1992) [3] and The Chrysalis Effect (Sussex Academic Press 2008) [4].
He died of cancer in Santa Cruz, California at 86.
- ^ San Francisco Chronicle Author, Harvard LSD tester Philip Slater dies
- ^ Slater, Philip (1990). The Pursuit of Loneliness. Beacon Press. ISBN 0-8070-4201-3.
- ^ Vitello, Paul (29 June 2013). "Philip E. Slater, Social Critic Who Renounced Academia, Dies at 86". The New York Times. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
- ^ O'Connor, John J. (January 5, 1982). "TV: 'AMBUSH MURDERS,' BASED ON TRIAL". The New York Times. Retrieved 25 December 2016.


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Since heat flow management accounts for the majority of home energy use, minimizing the amount of energy wasted hugely impacts energy efficiency. A significant source of heat gain and loss in the home comes from solar radiation incident on windows. Current material solutions for reducing solar heat inefficiency, such as window glazing, suffer because they do not react to changing environmental variables. We propose a dynamic sensor system integrated with an electrochromic window which changes light transmission properties in response to an applied voltage. The system will collect ambient temperature and light data in order to make informed decisions on the granular adjustment of the window and thus minimize the amount of solar heat gain opposing the air conditioning temperature management system of the home. We aim to achieve our goal of reduced home energy consumption by obtaining the materials and designing the sensor apparatus and algorithms in order to physically implement the system in a home.
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You want the best for your child both at home and in school. Sometimes you and your child's teacher may disagree—and that's OK. But if disagreements affect your rapport, the friction could impact your child as well. These tips can help you try to improve your relationship with your child's teacher.
Consider writing down what you want to say before a meeting with the teacher. (Download a parent-teacher conference worksheet to use for this.) It can help you prioritize your concerns and help you stay on track. It can also keep you from forgetting what you want to say if you get emotional or the teacher doesn't respond as you expected.
Try framing your concerns from your perspective. This can help keep the teacher from taking your concerns personally. For instance, saying "Why weren't you sending me reports that she wasn't turning in her work?" may put the teacher on the defensive and shut down conversation.
Instead, you could say, "I didn't know that my daughter hadn't turned in homework for the last month until I saw her report card." This explains your concern and allows for more conversation.
A good way to start the discussion is to make a list of what you and the teacher agree and disagree on. Create the list together. This can help clear things up for both of you. It also aligns you toward the common goal of helping your child.
Tell the teacher you'd like to hear her perspective as well as provide yours, but that you want it to happen in a way that promotes productive conversation.
Suggest that you're both allowed to speak without being interrupted. Let her know you'll respect her point of view and that you ask the same of her. Ask the teacher if she'd like to set any boundaries around the conversation, too.
It's OK if you disagree with the teacher's comments. But make sure you have sample schoolwork or other records on hand, so you can provide facts to support your point of view. Focusing on the data about how your child is doing helps keep the conversation about your child and the support he needs.
Be clear that you're looking for solutions to your concerns. Or, if you just need to voice your concerns, make sure that's clear, too. Ask the teacher for suggestions on what can help fix the problem. Provide your own solutions, too. For example, if you've read about an accommodation you think might help, suggest it and ask the teacher for her opinion on it.
Sending an email summarizing what you talked about and thanking the teacher for her input and time serves many purposes. It can help you process what was discussed during your meeting. It can sum up your decisions and takeaways.
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When your child has dyspraxia, it's important to talk with his teacher about it. Understanding what your child struggles with allows the teacher to find ways for your child to be successful in the classroom. These tips can help guide the conversation.
If your child with learning and attention issues is struggling in school, you may need to help him more with homework. To be effective, you'll need to understand how he's being taught. This way you can help your child within the context of the class and avoid confusing him.
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The Macintosh Lab Series is Comprised of four digital animations, Opening Folders, Nyan Folder, Deep Gradiant and Spinning Beach Folders. They all operate the same way. The folders are selected with cmd (A) or by dragging the cursor.
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1401 S Choctaw Drive Ext
Baton Rouge,LA
7.93 mi
Environmental & Ecological Consultants
Good company to work for with good benefits.
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8550 United Plaza Blvd
Baton Rouge,LA
4.25 mi
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Operational for more than 20 years, Innovative Emergency Management is a risk management company in the United States. It provides its services to various private industries and government agencies, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Defense. Its homeland security services include emergency and disaster management. Innovative Emergency Management also specializes in identifying risk areas from natural and man-made hazards. It offers various protection programs. Innovative Emergency Management additionally provides information technology and software solutions, such as software development and project management. It is partnered with federal, state and local protection and emergency management agencies and defense organizations for the safety programs.The company is located in Baton Rouge, La.
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9542 Brookline Ave
Baton Rouge,LA
4.42 mi
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Intek Corporation-South, is a sales, service and rental company specializing in analytical instrumentation for ambient air monitoring, water quality analysis, stacks emissions and process analyzer applications. Intek-South has operated from its Baton Rouge office for over 26 years, servicing our customers nationwide and representing our manufacturers in the Gulf Coast Region including the states of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Southern Alabama. Intek-South Rental offers a variety of rental equipment and supplies for fugitive emission monitoring, site assessment, soil and water analysis and health and safety. Intek-South Service offers professional service by trained technicians on portable monitors with a fast turnaround at no additional cost. We at Intek-South take pride in our reputation for offering top quality products, service and support for the past 26 years. Let us know how we can better serve you in the future with your analytical application needs. Thank you for the opportunity and your business.
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1401 Seaboard Ave
Baton Rouge,LA
6.72 mi
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Compliance EnviroSystems is a full-service environmental assessment and technical sewer evaluation company. It serves municipalities, engineers, sewer districts and utility contractors. The company operates field offices in Louisiana, Maryland and Texas. Compliance EnviroSystems employs civil, electrical, mechanical and environmental engineers, as well as biological and computer scientists. The company offers high pressure cleaning, flow monitoring, manhole inspection, and dye flood and smoke testing services. Its data management center is equipped with computers, analysis software and video software editing stations. The company provides preventive maintenance and asset management programs. Its clients include Allen & Leblanc, Professional Engineering Consultants and URS Greiner Woodward Clyde. Compliance EnviroSystems is headquartered in Baton Rouge, La.
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14617 Perkins Rd
Baton Rouge,LA
8.20 mi
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13351 Scenic Hwy
Baton Rouge,LA
8.68 mi
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16851 Jefferson Hwy
Baton Rouge,LA
10.36 mi
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Love and a . 45 [DVD] [1994]
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Two young lovers go on the run from the law after a convenience store robbery goes bad in this road movie. Love and a .45 centers on philosophically inclined thief Watty Watts (Gil Bellows), who believes in a little robbery but not real violence. An ill-advised collaboration with a crazed, drugged-out biker (Rory Cochrane) ends badly, however, forcing Watty to go on the run. His girlfriend Starlene (Renee Zellweger) joins him, and the two become media darlings thanks to television coverage of their flight from the law. First-time director C.M. Talkington's combination of violence and ironic attitude recalls both 1970s crime dramas and Quentin Tarantino's violent, quirky takes on the genre. However, the film's warmed-over feel may be redeemed by its irreverent tone and appealing performances, including a self-parodying appearance by Peter Fonda. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi
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Jimmy Mack & The Music Factory
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the Pittsburgh area as the popular local band known as
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The Igniters,
made up on musicians that included Ronnie "Byrd" Foster, Jeff Bobula, Bob McKeg, Joe Santavicca and Jackie Keir
along with the singer Frank Czuri, were often
seen at The Varsity House in Pittsburgh as its house band and gaining a large fan
base with their renditions of the R&B and British Invasion popular
songs of the day.
In 1968 The
Igniters managed to gain themselves a recording contract from Atlantic
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taken on by them. However, the
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possibility of Mack's Factory was shelved, Jimmy Mack & The Music
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SINGAPORE, Oct 5 (Reuters) Tightening sanctions on military-ruled Myanmar for its brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters would probably be counter-productive, Singapore's prime minister said in an interview published today.
Lee Hsien Loong also said that the military, which has ruled former Burma for 45 years, was a key institution that would have to be a part of any national reconciliation process.
''We have to be mindful of the realities of the situation. First, sanctions against a regime that is ready to isolate itself are more likely to be counter-productive than effective,'' Lee told the Straits Times newspaper.
Lee also said China had been ''quietly exerting its positive influence'' on Myanmar's rulers to make the visit by UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari this week a ''success''.
''China and India are critical to any international approach to Myanmar. Both share borders with Myanmar,'' he said.
Singapore is one of Myanmar's biggest foreign investors and its trade with the country last year was 1 billion dollars (675 million dollars).
The city-state is currently chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), whose foreign ministers last week voiced ''revulsion'' at the killings of protesters in Yangon.
Lee said in the interview that it was better for Myanmar to remain part of ASEAN as the regional grouping could ''engage'' the country and ''help it to move forward''.
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We had a scare with Hannah yesterday and rushed her to the vet. She was vomiting and couldn't even keep water down, had bloody diarrhea, and was very lethargic. However, it didn't happen in that order. By the time, the bloody diarrhea started, it went quickly from, "okay, we have to watch her" to calling my mom in tears to take me to the vet.
I didn't know what was wrong but I immediately assumed it was the heat. I tossed her in the sink to cool her down and she started to perk up but the bloody diarrhea scared me and we drove to Carbondale. Carbondale is out of the way by like 30 minutes but they have a great animal clinic. It wouldn't be feasible in an emergency but we weren't at that point yet.
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She did, however, get her booster for her distemperment and her rabies so now we can take her to the groomer to get her fur cut for the summer. They say you aren't supposed to cut the hair of long haired dogs but my vet said it was a good idea. I did it last year so she hasn't had to deal with hot temperatures with her long hair.
Despite being tired all day yesterday, Hannah weaseled herself up to our pillows last night (in our air conditioned room) and slept well. This morning I leaned over to ask her how she was and she licked all over my face. She's now up and running around with her daddy and sissy.
She's still getting special treatment, though, since she was given medication. She got a tasty treat (concoction) of tuna (and ALL THE MEDS!) while all the animals (even the cats) looked on.
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Travel and Dining in Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau
The nicest thing about the Dome Café is its location, at the porch of the Singapore Art Museum. The museum is housed within the former Saint Joseph's Institution building, a beautiful historic building with classic architectural motifs of a Mediterranean "palazzo", that used to accommodate one of Singapore's oldest Catholic boys' schools.
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It was evident that this hotel was recently updated. Everything was fresh, clean and new. It was the perfect place for my daughter and I to stay while visiting NAU. The only disappointment is the sauna was out of service, but other than that, everything was very nice. The staff was very helpful and we will definitely stay again.
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