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Personal Freedom and Being in the Flow
Everything in life has some ebb and flow to it; there is no life without something aptly called "the flow of life." As modern science maintains, everything in this world is made of energy, therefore the flow of Qi (energy in Chinese) is a fundamental essence of life. Qi is essentially the life force that supports and sustains our existence. The practice of Qigong (Chinese for "energy work") teaches us to trust the flow of life. Mysterious are the origins of this universal flow as well as the reasons where it flows and why. It is a common human attitude to be afraid of the unknown. Nonetheless, we can learn how to transcend this fear of the mystery that manifests our existence.
The practice of Qigong helps to become fearless as we enter the open territory of personal liberation and spiritual freedom. Qigong practice frees us from the patterns of dread, hopeless habit and repetition. It empowers us to gently release our pathological fear of living fully, of "being in the flow."
When we struggle against the flow of life, we inevitably tend to turn the dream we call daily life into a nightmare. Going against the flow of things in this dream exhausts our energy, takes a toll on our health, and wastes our time and energy. However, totally instinctively, we may have a gut feeling that we are capable of being in the flow of our dreaming, which would promote a greater sense of wellness and wellbeing. Indeed, as soon as we find ourselves in the flow, we become less tense or stressed-out. Then we discover that the problems that life continues to throw our way can now be perceived as learning opportunities, enriching and spicing up life. Being in the flow allows us to manifest our dreams effortlessly and gracefully. What enables us to do so is the knowledge that the source of our dreams is the same as the mystical source of the flow of the dream we call life. Tapping that source within ourselves empowers us to dream up more creative and abundant life.
Virtually every one of us has had some moments in our lives when we were in the flow. Those might be peak experiences that happened due to some extraordinary circumstances: at times when we performed in sports, experienced extraordinary creativity in arts, took exactly the right action in a life or death emergency; in other words, whenever we used all of our being. Luckily enough, there is a way to learn to go with the flow of life force consciously and regularly.
The following example may demonstrate such awareness of the flow of Qi: Imagine coming to a crossroads and feeling the energies of different directions that you may choose. You may notice that your energy resonates with some directions better than with others. Where there is resonance, your energy is attracted to flow in that direction. If you pay attention to such resonance, you can allow the flow to unfold naturally and spontaneously. But if you do not pay attention to this resonance, you may feel compelled to take a different path following your existing convictions, preconceived ideas or old labels. Often we tend to follow the ideas that do not even belong to us but were handed down from past generations as traditional beliefs or stereotypes of thinking. We often become programmed and domesticated to a degree that does not allow us to conceive of the ideas of perceiving the inner essence to things or being in the flow. Letting go of such programming empowers us to reconnect with the flow of life. Letting go of such programming is not simply an intellectual exercise but rather a process of discovering mental alertness and spiritual openness, as well as personal freedom.
When we speak of being at the crossroad, we view ourselves in the position of exercising our freedom of choice, the choice of direction that is. Personal freedom is necessary to be able to make choice in any situation of this sort. Alas, freedom is often restricted by beliefs distorting our perception. When we follow the beliefs that do not promote the perception of the flow, they become an impediment to personal freedom. Therefore, we need to look into our belief system to check whether or not our beliefs resonate with us.
Who are we? Do we need to know ourselves in order to find our preferences or beliefs? Here we run into a dilemma: We either view ourselves as the dreamer of the dream called life or as mere characters in our dream drama. Let us consider, for now, both of these options and find out which perspective allows us to enjoy both personal freedom and being in the flow and which perspective does not allow us to enjoy either of these.
Can we be free in the dream if we do not believe that we are the dreamer? In order to answer this question, let us take a closer look at our beliefs and their implications. Our beliefs have tremendous impact on the way we experience ourselves and the world around us. Beliefs often serve as the filters that paint our perception in certain colors. Many of common beliefs tend to filter out completely the perceptions that don't fit the beliefs. If we uphold such beliefs, our perception of reality becomes narrow and limited.
Religious dogma, such as believing in good and evil, is a major barrier to personal freedom and being in the flow at the same time. When we label something as good, we create an expectation that it should be good not only for us but for others, too. It also implies certain perpetuity of goodness despite any common sense. We know that most things that were deemed good yesterday may be not so good today and what is good for one person may not work for another. When we label something bad, it is just as misleading. Moreover, religious dogmas insist on rigid dualism of good and evil, judging our actions and threatening us with consequences. As it were, hell is not a geographical place but a state of being separated and afraid. Any belief supporting the sense of separation and fear creates a hellish existence in people's lives on earth.
One of the limiting beliefs widely spread in modern society is the belief in separation, the belief that each of us is a distinct entity totally separated from the rest of the universe. Having such a belief creates anxiety of abandonment and desire to belong. The sense of separateness upholds the illusion of the ego and vice-versa. In fact, our ego is the imaginary wall that seems to separate us from the world. The ego is threatened and gets defensive when its illusory nature is revealed. Its defensiveness restricts the flow of energy between the microcosm and macrocosm, thus leaving us far from being in the flow. It may even give us an illusion of benefiting from following its dictates, but in the final analysis these benefits prove to be exactly that, an illusion.
Another belief that holds people back is the belief that one cannot let go and just be in the flow. It ridicules the hippie attitude of being in the flow as something outlandish and impractical. The daunting need to control things, which is so predominant in the civilized world, is justified by the obligation to be socially responsible. Such responsibility is perceived as contradicting personal freedom and flow. It comes from the shortsighted views of the needs of society, as if they are contradictory to the needs of its individual members. One great example of this belief is the attitude we used to see in the Communist regimes, which insisted on forsaking one personal dreams and interests for the sake of future generations. Of course, "there are more important things than being here and now!"
Another peculiar belief is that we do not deserve to be free. We often delegate our freedom to authority figures, institutions or society in general. We do that because we hope to relegate our responsibilities by doing so. Responsibility is intrinsically related to personal freedom although it is something that people often want to avoid. Of course, this motivates people to empower their leaders and gurus rather than themselves. But how can we be empowered if we allow somebody to make choices as to the direction of our life?
There is also a belief maintaining that we have to struggle to succeed and achieve our goals. Indeed, when our goals follow the dictates of the ego, we get into a predicament trying to satisfy the ego and be confined by its limitations at the same time. The ego-centered dreams cannot be manifested by simply being in the flow because that would undermine the central position of the ego at the locus of control. The harder we try, the more resources and energy we have to spend on ego gratification, which is never enough.
Many people in the modern world tend to develop "fight or flight" response to the challenges that life throws their way. Such a response is the main source of stress and discord in people's lives. This stems from a fear-based mentality and desire for protection, which makes people protective. It is possible to transcend this fear by learning to shift from being protective to being protected by a power much greater than our personal power, for we are fully protected when we flow with the universe. Just imagine for example the flow of traffic moving down the street. When you go with its flow, you don't have to be protective. But going against the flow would threaten you with imminent danger. Life is full of similar situations: on the road, in business, in relationships, etc.
Most people do not experience life as it is happening but rather dwell in the past or future. As long as our knowledge of life is based on memories, we do not experience life as it unfolds moment by moment. Moreover, reminiscing about the past or fantasizing about the future keeps us constantly dreaming. With the realization that our life is mostly spent in dreaming, we can learn to become more aware and present to this flow of dreaming. This empowers us to be awake to the present moment, or lucid, like in a lucid dream. Indeed, present is the only time when we can really experience personal freedom. It is not enough to dream about freedom in the future or in the past. If we want to be free, we need to learn to be free now.
Belief in oneness is an alternative to the belief that we are all separate entities, which prevents us from experiencing the flow of life freely. When we realize that we are essentially one with the universe, made of the same energy as the earth and stars, we can perceive the flow of this universal energy by paying greater attention to it. The sense of oneness is the foundational aspect of the mystical experiences that lead prophets to create world religions. The same experience has always been the hallmark of Shamanic journeys of Medicine men and Shamans throughout the world. Contemporary men and women can experience oneness with the whole world by taking psychedelic substances, fasting, or practicing Tibetan Dream Yoga. The latter teaches us to become lucid in our night dreams and recognize that we are one with the world of dreaming. With practice, we can learn to translate these experiences into daily life, too.
Like in a dream, where everything is made of pure energy, everything is made of energy in our daily life, too. Everything we know about our dreams is based on memory and, similarly, everything we know about life is based on memory. Essentially, recognizing that the distinction between dreaming and waking is illusory allows us to apply all the other principles of Dream Yoga to the daily life. For instance, in a lucid dream you cannot take anything personally, knowing that you dream up all the experiences in your dream drama. This can also empower you to assume full responsibility for your destiny and the flow of your daily life. This seems to be the core belief enabling people to experience both personal freedom and being in the flow.
When we realize that life is a dream and has always been, we can also realize that you have been free all along. Just like the ugly duckling, we often tend to forget about our innate beauty and grace, succumbing to the circumstances of mundane life. The practice of remembrance allows us to claim our innate freedom and power. We just need to remember our true nature moment after moment because we all have a tendency to fall asleep even after the most profound awakenings.
Many people living in the modern age seem to concentrate most of their attention on the perceptions and feelings they experience in their heads. The sense of sight, hearing, smell and taste are focused in the same part of the body that is associated with thinking and talking. In order to embody the beliefs that promote freedom and being in the flow, we learn to shift out of the head into the body.
One of the easiest ways to experience such a shift is through developing greater awareness of movement, or kinesthetic sense. This is the mysterious sixth sense that is so thoroughly forgotten by the majority of us nowadays. If we never include it in the list of our senses, how often do we pay attention to it? Think about it for a moment: Movement is an essential aspect of life, since there is no life without movement. But when we pay no attention to our sense of movement we have no awareness of it and therefore have no awareness of the flow of life.
In many indigenous Shamanic cultures throughout the world dreams are considered to be spiritual lessons designated to awaken us to the flow of the dreaming. When we learn to view life as a dream, we accept whatever we encounter in life as spiritual lessons, rather than problems. In order to learn our lessons, we need to pay attention to them and be grateful rather than resistant. Resistance can only decrease our learning curve since we are not accepting what we need to pay attention to. Even pain and suffering can be perceived as lessons, accepted and appreciated. Experiencing pain does not mean that we have to suffer, for we do not have to take it personally. When in pain, most people tend to reach for a pain killer pill or numb themselves somehow. Instead, we can learn from pain and grow stronger and freer. It entails expanding the comfort zone we function in by going to the edge of the comfort zone and simply being present there.
Practicing remembrance allows us to see that what we remember is not the past but the ever-present truth of who we really are. The ability to be fully present also enables us to transcend the linear perception of time. Instead, we enter Dreamtime, which is a traditional way of relating to time indigenous to many Shamanic cultures in the world. The flow of Dreamtime does not move us from the past into the future because being the flow of time stops the linear mind from separating and dissecting time into past, present and future.
Once we come to the realization that we are essentially one with the whole world, our fears seize to exist being replaced with trust in the mysterious workings of the universe. We learn to embody the principle of being protected by being in the flow of Qi. It applies to virtually every sphere of life: health, relationships, finances, politics, etc. Being protected vs. being protective is particularly noticeable in the practice of Martial Arts, for it allows us to be free of fear in the face of adversity, free to commit the feats of power we could only dream about when we used to be protective.
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*This 2004 Journal of Qigong in America article is published with permission from the author Lama Tantrapa, Qi Dao teacher of Ricardo B Serrano. See My Perspective on the History of Qigong and Why Practice Tibetan Shamanic Qigong (Qi Dao)?
An excellent practical guide to personal freedom is the Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
The truth about the Celestine Prophecy's Insights can be experienced by the mastery of being in the Qi flow through the practice of Tibetan Shamanic Qigong with Shaktipat Meditation of the Enlightenment Qigong
Bhavachakra: Wheel of Life
About the author
Lama Somananda Tantrapa is the holder of the lineage of Qi Dao that has been fostered in his clan for 27 generations since 1224 AD. He has over 30 years of experience in Qi Dao and other internal martial arts. After pioneering Qi Dao Coaching in 2000, he has provided wellness, peak performance and life coaching to hundreds of clients from all walks of life. His coaching has inspired many professional athletes, speakers, dancers, singers, writers and actors to open up to the infinite source of power that exists within everyone.
Lama Tantrapa authored the book and DVD entitled "Qi Dao - Tibetan Shamanic Qigong: The Art of Being in the Flow." Being an avid speaker and presenter, he appeared on many radio and TV programs in the US, Guam and abroad. He currently serves on the NQA Board of Directors. For more information about Qi Dao Coaching, workshops, retreats, and long-distance learning opportunities, visit www.qidao.org.
The Four Agreements (1997)
Everything we do is based on agreements we have made - agreements with ourselves, with other people, with God, with life. But the most important agreements are the ones we make with ourselves. In these agreements we tell ourselves who we are, how to behave, what is possible, what is impossible. One single agreement is not such a problem, but we have many agreements that come from fear, deplete our energy, and diminish our self-worth."
"In these agreements we tell ourselves who we are, how to behave, what is possible, what is impossible."
In this powerful book that has remained on The New York Times Bestseller List for over eight years, don Miguel reveals the source of self-limiting beliefs that rob us of joy and create needless suffering. When we are ready to change these agreements, there are four deceptively simple, yet powerful agreements that we can adopt as guiding principles. The Four Agreements offer a powerful code of conduct that can rapidly transform our lives to a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love.
By Don Miguel Ruiz
[Say today's date]
I will live my life with gratitude,
I will respect all creation
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Germany vs France. Betting tip and prediction 7 July, 2016
The match is over. Score: 0:2
Germany vs. France Match Preview:Another semi-final will be held between Germany national team against the hosts France. Comparing to the first semi-final clash Portugal - Wales, this one seems much anticipated and much grander where the reigning World Champions are facing the Euro-2016 hosts. By the way, the winner of this duo is expected to lift the trophy in bookmakers' opinion.
Germany Team claims the holders of both Cups at once.German footballers have conceded only once within Euro-2016 by the penalty shot accomplished by Leonardo Bonucci, and managed to keep the clean sheet for four times. German team-mates must be grateful to the great Manuel Neuer, who basically saved the German team in the penalty shootout after the 1:1 draw against Italians. In that occasion against Italy, Germany looked balanced and dominating during the whole encounter so far. They have shown they are fit and being in good shape to claim another champion title, but in the European tournament this time. However, that only seems so sweet, but actually three crucial players are missing the upcoming match: Mats Hummels is suspended as he picked up the second booking, Mario Gomez and Sami Khedira are out due to injuries.
France triggers Germany in great spirit.French national team has been displaying a proper, decent level of football from game to game, which has actually always been expected from Didier Deschamps's men during the tournament. They score a lot, but concede enough as well. In five played occasions French guys managed to keep the clean sheets only against Switzerland and Albania which seemed not so terrifying. Sensational Iceland team netted twice a few days ago to Hugo Lloris's goal, what can not please Didier Deschamp and his mentality. Fortunately, French team approaches to the semifinal without any missing players, so there is some work for Deschamps to strengthen the defence line lest they are struck down by sudden scoring like we saw against Ireland.
Germany vs. France - Betting tips, PredictionGermany is the reigning World Champions and simply this sign may frighten any team they play against. Germans obviously intend to take another trophy and become double Champions. The question is will the French be able to stop them on verge of achieving this Cup which is so desired by French football community to be theirs? I do not think so. France is going to do its best to prevent an outcome like that. To make it, they need at least score once, everything remains to be seen. Our free betting tip on this match:
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Now look at the last day before vacation at a Sudbury school. You'll see sighs. You'll hear complaints. Kids will wonder why they can't go any more and try to figure out ways to do over the summer many of the things they'd been doing during the school year. Not to mention how bored they'll be without school.
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Tracy Moore is the host of Canada's longest running lifestyle show CityLine. From Monday to Friday on Citytv, Tracy is seen across the country trying do-it-yourself projects, learning new recipes, and sizing up the latest fashions. Speaking to audiences about making it in the media and the challenges (and triumphs) of balancing a career and motherhood, Tracy is always celebrated for her friendly nature and down to earth attitude.
Tracy's work ethic and engaging personally saw her advance from a CTV Newsnet intern to CBC videographer to CBC Canada Now back-up host and CBC Newsworld anchor. Her proudest work at CBC includes a documentary series on the working poor and a local series of reports on gun violence. Her sound reporting and news reading at CBC led to a reporter and anchor position on Toronto's daily news magazine Toronto Tonight. In 2005 Tracy joined Toronto's number one morning show, City TV's Breakfast Television, as its live reporter. Within months she was backing up the show's lead news anchor in addition to covering live breaking news events.
Tracy has received several accolades along the way including a nomination in 2014 for a Canadian Screen Award, a nomination in 2011 for a Gemini Award; being named one of Hello Canada's "Most Beautiful Canadians" in 2010 and 2013; an Ontario Black History Society's Communications Award; and being named the Black Business and Professional Association Woman of Honour.
Her work is not limited to her role on-air. Tracy is also an active community volunteer, including acting as spokesperson in 2013 for the CIBC Run for the Cure. She holds an honours degree in political science from McGill University and a Masters in Journalism from the University of Western Ontario. And, perhaps most importantly, she's mom to her two children, Sidney and Eva.
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The Magistrate thought perhaps that he was serving the interests of the present system and ensuring its stability by putting Bepin Pal in prison for six months, but what has he really done? Merely made people believe that the bureaucracy is so savage in its repression, so enamoured of power, that for its sake it will not even allow a man to possess a conscience, that an honest and reluctant protest on the part of a distinguished and honourable man against a misuse of the law will be punished by it with eager severity if it happens to conflict with its own interests or its repressive policy. The country will not suffer by the incarceration of this great orator and writer, this spokesman and prophet of Nationalism, nor will Bepin Chandra himself suffer by it. He has risen ten times as high as he was before in the estimation of his countrymen: if there are any among them who disliked or distrusted him, they have been silenced, for good we hope, by his manly, straightforward and conscientious stand for the right as he understood it. He will come out of prison with his power and influence doubled, and Nationalism has already become the stronger for his self-immolation. Posterity will judge between him and the petty tribunal which has treated his honourable scruples as a crime. Bande Mataram, September 12, 1907 SITE OF SRI AUROBINDO & THE MOTHER AUROBINDO.RU Home Page Workings Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library Vol.1 SRI AUROBINDO BANDE MATARAM Early Political Writings. 1890 - May 1908
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Come Enjoy the Soul
Posted on March 22, 2017 by Karina Olivera in Entertainment, News
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This weekend parents and family can come enjoy a performance, "Here Comes the Soul", that the PAM magnet is putting on. The plays that are performed by the magnet are always enjoyable and very well put together, so their dance shows should be nothing less than that. Students should come and support their fellow students and enjoy all the creative routines and the music that goes along with it.
This is a performance for parents, students and friends and family. It is for everyone to enjoy and be pleased and shocked by the amount of talent that our school holds. Parents are $7, seniors are $5 and students that have their ID will be charged $2. Everyone should come and support our magnet program and all the talented students that will be performing.


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We live in a multicultural world, in which every community develops in constant interaction with others. A series of theoretical models have been developed to explain these contacts, which in recent years have been utilized to understand the ancient world. In the context of the Roman empire, these theories are typically used to examine the interactions of various indigenous populations with their rulers. These kinds of studies were once grouped under the heading "Romanization", though the increased questioning of the term's validity has given rise to a diverse range of alternatives. These are often drawn from modern theoretical backgrounds: multiculturalism and multilingualism are two recent concepts employed in this realm.
The aim of this conference is to assess the validity and scope of a variety of some of these models, with a particular focus on multilingualism and multiculturalism. By promoting and facilitating dialogue between disciplines, we shall aim to provide effective tools for different fields' approaches in parallel (e.g. historical and linguistic). This has already been done very successfully in a few cases (e.g. 'code-switching'), though greater interaction remains a desideratum. It is hoped that the participants will thereby open the discussion for a 'theory of contact' in the Roman world.
We invite scholars from a range of fields, including epigraphists and papyrologists, philologists, legal historians, and archaeologists to consider if and how the multiculturalism and multilingualismmodels can be applied in the following areas:
· Language: onomastics; ancient bilingualism; language preservation and change. · Law: the interaction between native and Roman law; issues of status. · Literature: the response of Roman and Greek authors to "others". · Art and visual culture: interactions of Roman and indigenous styles; religious and cult imagery.
Papers that consider the role of the individual within these topics are especially welcome.
Confirmed Speakers: Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (Cambridge), Alex Mullen (Nottingham), Olivia Elder (Cambridge), Christian Djurslev (Edinburgh)
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2017-18 Registration info coming soon ( approx 1st to 2nd week of school )
Please contact Coach Diego if you have any questions [email protected]
New Members, please do the following two items to be considered for the surf club/ team:
1. Please use our "SignUpGenius" link to register your child for the swim test. (Link coming soon)
2. Also, please tell us about your son/ daughter's surfing/ body boarding experience/ skills. Use the following form and bring it to th swim test. Click here for coach's questionaire The questionanaire will download to your computer, you'll have to print it and fill it out by hand.
Swim test description
Students must be able to swim out through the surf beyond where the waves are breaking, tread water for 5 minutes, then swim back to the beach without assistance or swim fins. There are no lifeguards where we practice and we want to be sure that all members are comfortable in the surf zone.
Swim test procedure
1. Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time slot to allow for the check in process. Look for the San Elijo Surf Team pop up tent to check in. Provide your name and have your parents verify their email address.
2. Hand in your coach's questionaire and any pictures you have (staple them to your questionaire).
3. You will have a number written on your hand, arm, or leg.
4. You will be instructed to get into a line behind an orange cone near the water. Do not get out of line so that you can do the swim test with a friend. You will receive instructions while in line so please pay attention and do not distract others.
5. After the swim test, do not leave until the evaluator has recorded your result at the check out tent and released you to your parents. If you leave before the evaluator assigns a color to you, then you might not be selected to join.
6. Parents- please remain off to the side by the check out tent until your child has been given the go ahead at the check out station.
7. If you want to swim, surf or body board after your test, please do so away from the swim test area. Thank you!
After the swim test, prospective members will be graded either Green, Yellow, or Red. Passing the swim test does not mean automatic acceptance to the team. Selection will be based on swim test results and surf abilities/ experience (please make sure to turn in the Coach's Questionnaire).
Please be prepared to be at the swim test for at least an hour ...it is typical to have 30-50 new members trying out for the club/team. After checking your student in, please be patient and remain off to the side near the check out tent during the swim test. Last year, we had over 100 people on the beach and it was a bit chaotic. We're all volunteers and want to get your student swim tested as fast as we can, but our primary concern is safety.
Those selected to join the club/team will be notified by email ASAP after the swim test.
Registration details will be provided to those that have made the club/ team.
Please make sure we have your correct email address when you check in at the swim test.


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The Ajax Online Academy is offering a subscription based, on credits, for individual soccer players that allows you to use the exact training techniques Ajax does. The training exercises are supported with Ajax videos and thorough explanations. What are you waiting for? Get a few friends together, show your coach and start practicing like the stars of Ajax!


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On October 15, 1989, sporting a burnt orange and white Longhorn sweatshirt, award-winning comedian Bill Cosby made his very first appearance at the Frank Erwin Center to perform his side-splitting stand-up show.
The gentle, hilarious and timeless soul we all love to laugh with performed for a crowd of nearly 12,000 and had the audience in stitches throughout the night.
Mr. Cosby performed at the Erwin Center again in 1992 and 1996, but for his next trip to Austin, he's headed to Bass Concert Hall. If you have never seen him perform live, here is your chance! We're giving away two tickets to his Far From Finished show on September 21 at 3 pm!
To enter, fill in the form below by Friday, September 5 at noon. The randomly selected winner will be notified Friday, September 5 by 3 p.m.
Visit the Frank Erwin Center website to see who's coming, and subscribe to Be the First to Know to get a jump on upcoming pre-sales and ticket giveaways.


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Previous Read Feed entry Friendships Between Women highlights titles featuring authentic depictions of friendships between two women.
The novels collected here, published since the release of that list, echo its titles in that they all skillfully portray the close bonds between pairs of women. More specifically, they capture the way that deep connections between women can contain tension alongside affection and thereby can prove nourishing one moment, challenging the next.
There a lot of amazing young adult books that are set right here in America. While these books can serve as mirrors for some teens by representing characters and settings to which they can relate, books that act as windows into the lives of other teenagers and cultures are also important. Plus, for those who are unable to travel foreign countries, sometimes being able to read about them can be one of the next best things. Below is a list of seven different young adult novels set around the world.
My introduction to Jane Austen began the summer before my sophomore year of high school when one of the books I could choose to read for school was Sense and Sensibility, which I found highly enjoyable. I was immediately prepared to read more of Austen's work, particularly since my mother had always loved watching adaptions of it.
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As an art form, ballet is complex -- blending grace and power, beauty and control.
This complexity shapes the demands that ballet makes on those involved in its production, particularly dancers, as well as the rewards that they can achieve and in these many and various tensions and triumphs, there is opportunity for nuanced narratives, making the world of ballet an apt setting for Literary Fiction.
Come see the season's must-see film at the library:
Get Out
Tuesday, May 23, 2017 at 6 p.m.
A speculative thriller from director Jordan Peele. When a young black man visits his white girlfriend's family estate, he becomes ensnared in a more sinister real reason for the invitation.
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As a child, I fantasized about being an astronaut, or even just going to space camp. In my adult years, this prospect sounds absolutely terrifying, especially after seeing Gravity and The Martian.
Although the library constantly gets wonderful new fiction, classic literature continues to circulate well. Even readers who have not picked up a classic recently have likely read one for school. For readers who may not find the classics accessible, or just want something different, we have a variety of novels that retell classic literature. This list focuses on retellings that are written for young adults.
What shapes a life? What defines it? And what agency does an individual have?
These questions echo throughout each of the following novels, all of which play with narrative to present multiple possibilities for their characters' lives.
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Types of Alimony and the Consequences of Failing to Pay this Support Payment
Though not always an issue after divorce, alimony, however, can present difficulties if ever it becomes one of the divorce-related cases that need to be settled. Alimony is a court-ordered payment that one spouse needs to give his or her partner after they get divorced. This support payment applies only where marriage was valid, though, ruling out marriages that end in annulment or were declared void, unless the state provides otherwise.
In the US, laws regarding alimony – who ought to receive it, how much financial support should be given and what the required conditions of marriage (numbers of years of marriage) are, vary from one state to another. The types of alimony or forms of payment, though, are somehow the same:
- Temporary – also called alimony pendente lite. This type of alimony is awarded to one of the spouses (either the wife or the husband). This applies if, while the divorce case is pending, the spouses are already living separately.
- Rehabilitative – support given to a spouse to help him / her undergo the re-education or re-training that will help him / her get a good job and become self-sufficient.
- Permanent – a court-specified periodic (usually monthly) payment to allow the recipient spouse or obligee to continue to enjoy his/her standard of living enjoyed during marriage. This support payment goes on, but only until the recipient remarries, either of the spouses dies or if the court makes modifications.
- Lump sum – a large and fixed support payment made either in a limited number of payments or in a single payment. This type of alimony is usually applied when the spouse supposed to provide the support is deemed totally irresponsible in living out his / her duty of providing spousal support.
When making decisions regarding alimony awards, the following factors, which determine the abilities and needs of both spouses, are considered:
- Age and health condition of the spouses;
- Earning capability of either party and the capacity of the determined supporting party to pay spousal support;
- Earned and unearned income and assets of both parties;
- Duration of the marriage;
On its website, the BB Law Group PLLC, tells how difficult it can be for spouses to reach a settlement regarding alimony. Spouses need to understand, though, that alimony is ordered by the court and, therefore, has a mandatory nature; failure to make payments will merit contempt of court. Under this instance, the court may pursue a criminal or civil case against the law violator or resort to any of the following to oblige the payor to pay:
- Imprisonment
- Seizure of earnings like tax refund or liens on property
- Wage garnishments
Getting help from a knowledgeable family or divorce lawyer will somehow make the fight or settlement for alimony be concluded faster and fairer. These lawyers know how essential alimony is, especially to those who gave up their own educational and employment opportunities by offering their full time to family concerns to allow their spouses' careers to peak.


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I thought this would be a perfect time to have Laurel Schroeder, narrator of all four Alchemy books, over for a little insight into her profession.
Laurel is currently working on the second book in a pirate adventure series, called The Devil's Tide. You can find out more about that series and what else she's been up to here: https://www.facebook.com/laurelschroedervoice
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If you hate pointless merge bubbles as much as I do, you'll kick yourself because you didn't think of this.
But don't feel bad. I should have, a lot sooner, myself.
Voila! git-debubble.
If you hate pointless merge bubbles as much as I do, you'll kick yourself because you didn't think of this.
But don't feel bad. I should have, a lot sooner, myself.
Voila! git-debubble.
I think it's weird that I have to write this post in 2015, but earlier today I had to explain to someone with the technical skills to submit a good patch that he was doing the process wrong in some basic and extremely annoying ways.
Googling revealed that most explanations of patch etiquette are rather project-specific in their advice. So I'm going to explain the basics of patch submission that apply to just about any open-source project, with a focus on how to do it right when you aren't a regular committer (that is, it's what's often called a drive-by patch). Here we go…
Welcome to my first new-project release of the year, git-weave. It's a polished and documented version of the script I used to reconstruct the early history of INTERCAL five years ago – see Risk, Verification, and the INTERCAL Reconstruction Massacree for the details on that one.
git-weave can be used to explode a git repository into a sequence of per-commit directory trees accompanied by a metadata file describing parent-child linkage, holding committer/author/timestamps/comment metadata, and carrying tags.
Going in the other direction, it can take the same sequence of trees plus metadata file and reconstruct the live repository. Round-tripping is lossless.
What it's really useful for is reconstructing a partial but useful ancient history of a project from before it was put under version control. Find its release archives, synthesize a metadata file, apply this tool, and you get a repository that can easily be glued to the modern, more continuous history.
Yes, you only get a commit for each release tree or patch you can dig up, but this is better than nothing and often quite interesting.
Nifty detail: the project logo is the ancient Egyptian hieroglyph for a weaver's shuttle.
In my last post, I inveighed against using git-svn to do whole-repository conversions from Subversion to git (as opposed to its intended use, which is working a Subversion repository live through a git remote).
Now comes the word that hundreds of projects a week seem to be fleeing SourceForge because of their evil we'll-hijack-your-repo-and-crapwarify-your installer policy. And they're moving to GitHub via its automatic importer. Which, sigh, uses git-svn.
I wouldn't trust that automatic importer (or any other conversion path that uses git-svn) with anything I write, so I don't know how badly it messes things up.
But as a public service, I follow with a description of how a really well-done repository conversion – the kind I would deliver using reposurgeon – differs from a crappy one.
This is a public-service warning.
It has come to my attention that some help pages on the web are still recommending git-svn as a conversion tool for migrating Subversion repositories to git. DO NOT DO THIS. You may damage your history badly if you do.
Reminder: I am speaking as an expert, having done numerous large and messy repository conversions. I've probably done more Subversion-to-git lifts than anybody else, I've torture-tested all the major tools for this job, and I know their failure modes intimately. Rather more intimately than I want to…
There's a deeply annoying class of phenomena which, if you write code for any length of time, you will inevitably encounter. I have found it to be particularly prevalent in transformations to clean up or canonicalize large, complex data sets; repository export tools hit variants of it all the time, and so does my doclifter program for lifting [nt]roff markup to XML-DocBook.
It goes like this. You write code that handles a large fraction (say, 80%) of the problem space in a week. Then you notice that it's barfing on the 20% remaining edge cases. These will be ugly to handle and greatly increase the complexity of your program, but it can be done, and you do it.
Once again, you have solved 80% of the remaining cases, and it took about a week – because your code is more complex than it used to be; testing it and making sure you don't have regressions is about twice as difficult. But it can be done, at the cost of doubling your code complexity again, and you do it. Congratulations! You now handle 80% of the remaining cases. Then you notice that it's barfing on 20% of remaining tricky edge cases….
…lather, rinse, repeat. If the problem space is seriously gnarly you can find yourself in a seemingly neverending cycle in which you're expending multiplicatively more effort on each greater effort for multiplicatively decreasing returns. This is especially likely if your test range is expanding to include weirder data sets – in my case, older and gnarlier repositories or newer and gnarlier manual pages.
I think this is a common enough hazard of programming to deserve a name.
Now that the Universe Splitter is out, it might be that a lot more people are going to trip over the word "mu" and wonder about it. Or it might be the word only occurs in the G+ poll about Universe Splitter – I don't know, I haven't seen the app (which appears to be a pretty good joke about the many-wolds interpretation of quantum mechanics) itself.
In any case, the most important thing to know about "mu" is that it is usually the correct answer to the question "Have you stopped beating your wife?". More generally, it is a way of saying "Neither a yes or no would be a correct answer, because your question is incorrect",
But the history of how it got that meaning is also entertaining.
It's not news to long-time followers of this blog that I love listening to virtuoso guitarists. Once, long ago in the 1980s I went to see a guitarist named Michael Hedges who astonished the crap out of me. The guy made sounds come out of a wooden flattop that were like nothing else on Earth.
Hedges died a few years later in a car crash, tragically young, and is no longer very well remembered. But I was on IRC yesterday taking music with a friend who mentioned a harmonica and a whistler doing Jimi Hendrix in a "laid back, measured, acoustic style", and I brought up Hedges because I remembered his cover of All Along The Watchtower as an utterly amazing thing.
Afterwards, in a mood of gentle nostalgia, I searched YouTube for a recording of it. Found one, from the Wolf Trap festival in '86, and got a surprise.
It was undoubtedly very similar to the performance I heard at around the same time, but…it just didn't sound that interesting. Technically accomplished, yes, but it didn't produce the feeling of wonder and awe I experienced then. His original Because It's There followed on the playlist, and held up better, but…huh?
It didn't take me long to figure this out. It's because in 2015 I'm surrounded by guitarists doing what Hedges was doing in the late 1980s. It even has a name these days: "percussive fingerstyle", Andy McKee, Antoine Dufour, Erik Mongrain, Tommy Emmanuel; players like these come up on my Pandora feed a lot, intermixed with the jazz fusion and progressive metal.
Sometimes progress diminishes its pioneers. It can be difficult to remember how bold an artistic innovation was once we've become used to its consequences. Especially when the followers exceed the originator; I must concede that Andy McKee, for example, does Hedges's thing better than Hedges himself did. It may take memories like mine, acting as a kind of time capsule, to remind us how special the moment of creation was.
(And somwhere out there, some people who made it to Jimi Hendrix concerts when they were very young are nodding at this.)
I'm here to speak up for you, Michel Hedges. Hm..I see Wikipedia doesn't link him to percussive fingerstyle. I think I'll fix that.
It's Penguicon 2015 at the Westin in Southfield, Michigan, and time for the 2015 Friends of Armed & Dangerous party.
9PM tonight, room 314. Nuclear ghost-pepper brownies will be featured.
Back in 2012, Poul-Henning-Kamp wrote a disgruntled article in ACM Queue, A Generation Lost in the Bazaar.
It did not occur to me to respond in public at the time, but someone else's comment on a G+ thread about the article revived the thread. Rereading my reaction, I think it is still worth sharing for the fundamental point about scaling and chaos.
I've been sent my panel schedule for Penguicon 2015.
One of us needed a new computer. One of us kicked off the campaign to
fund it. One of us assembled the massive system. One of us installed the
software. We were never all in the same place at the same time. All of us
blogged about it, and had a great time with the whole folderol. Come hear
how Eric "esr" Raymond got his monster machine, with 'a little help from
his friends' scattered all over the Internet.
What makes one chocolate different from others? It's not just how much
cocoa or sugar it contains or how it's processed. Different varieties of
are grown in different parts of the world, and sometimes it's the type of
beans make for different flavor qualities. Join Cathy and Eric Raymond for
a tasting session designed to show you how to tell West African chocolate
from Ecuadorian.
Ask ESR Anything. What's he been working on? What's he shooting?
What's he thinking about? What's he building in there?
We do also intend to run the annual "Friends of Armed & Dangerous" party, but don't yet know if we're in a party-floor room.
"Geeks With Guns" is already scheduled.
I've released shipper 1.7. The main new feature in this release id that it now knows how to play nice with repository collections managed by gitolite and browseable through gitweb, like this one.
Last Sunday I was informed by email that I have been nominated for the 2015 John W. Campbell award for best new science-fiction writer. I was also asked not to reveal this in public until 4 April.
This is a shame.. I had a really elaborate April Fool's joke planned where I was going to announce my nomination in the style of a U.S. presidential campaign launch. Lots of talk about a 50-state strategy and my hopes of appealing to swing voters disaffected with both the SJW and Evil League of Evil extremists, invented polling results, and nine yards of political bafflegab.
The plan was to write it so over-the-top that everyone would go "Oh, ha ha, great AFJ but you can't fool us"…and then, three days later, the other shoe drops. Alas, I checked in with the organizers and they squelched the idea.
It is, of course, a considerable honor to be nominated, and one I am somewhat doubtful I actually deserve. But after considering the ramifications, I have decided not to decline the nomination, but rather to leave the decision on the merits up to the voters.
I make this choice because, even if I myself doubt that my single story is more than competent midlist work, and I want no part of the messy tribal politics in which I seem to have become partly swept up, there is something I don't mind representing and giving people the opportunity to vote for.
That something is the proud tradition of classic SF, the Golden Age good stuff and its descendants today. It may be that I am among the least and humblest of those descendants, but I think both the virtues and the faults of Sucker Punch demonstrate vividly where I come from and how much that tradition has informed who I am as a writer and a human being.
If you choose to vote for Sucker Punch as a work which, individually flawed as it may be, upholds that tradition and carries it forward, that will make me happy and proud.
Gitorious – which I preferred to GitHub for being totally open-source – is shutting down sometime in May. I had no fewer than 26 projects on there, including reposurgeon, cvs-fast-import, doclifter, and INTERCAL.
Now they've moved. This won't affect most of my users, as the web pages and distribution tarballs are still in their accustomed locations at catb.org. If you're a committer on any of these Gitirious repos, of course, the move actually matters.
Temporarily the repositories are on thyrsus.com; here's the entire list. They may not stay there, but moving them to thyrsus.com was 90% of the work of moving them anywhere else and now I can consider options at my leisure.
Earlier today I was in an email exchange with a Tier 1 tech support guy at a hardware vendor who makes multiport serial boards. I had had a question in as to whether a particular board supported the Linux TIOCMIWAIT ioctl. Tier 1 guy referred the question to an engineer in their Linux development group, and Tier 1's reply to me happened to include his email chain with the engineer.
The engineer wrote to Tier 1 "Is that Eric Raymond 'ESR'? He's a big deal in open-source circles." This made me smile, because when I get made that way it usually means the engineer's going to work rather harder to make me happy than he would for some random. This is helpful to get my work done!
But there is a duty which is the flip side of that privilege, and that's what I'm here to write about today. Because if you are reading this at all, your odds of becoming a geek-cred certification authority someday are higher than average, and if that happens, it's better if you consciously understand what you ought to be doing.
I think Terry Pratchett's death finally hit home for me today. I've been kind of numb about it before now, but today I learned abut this proposal for GNU Terry Pratchett. And as I was commenting about it on G+ I found myself crying.
Here's a very slightly improved version of what I said on G+. I don't think I knew Terry well enough to give him the tribute he really deserved, so this will have to do.
All my readers should be aware of the Rowhammer attack by now.
It gives me great pleasure to report that thanks to our foresight in specifying ECC memory for the design, the Great Beast of Malvern has armor of proof against this attack. The proof being over a thousand runs of the Rowhammer test.
Thank you, everyone who threw money into the Beast's build budget. If y'all hadn't been so generous, the build team might have had to make compromises. One of the most likely items to be cut would have been ECC…because registered ECC DRAM at the Beast's speeds is so freaking expensive that the memory was about a third of the entire build budget. And now we'd have a vulnerable machine.
As it is, the Beast roars in triumph over the Rowhammer.
Oh, and what I'm currently doing with the Beast? Why, I'm repairing the very fabric of time..itself! Explanation to follow, probably early next week.
I've published a background paper on precise clocks, time service, and NTP. It is Introduction to Time Service and is meant to be read as a companion to (or before) the GPSD Time Service HOWTO.
Comments, critiques, and suggestions for additions will be welcome.
An incredibly shrinking Firefox faces endangered species status, says Computerworld, and reports their user market share at 10% and dropping. It doesn't look good for the Mozilla Foundation – especially not with so much of their funding coming from Google which of course has its own browser to push.
I wish I could feel sadder about this. I was there at the beginning, of course – the day Netscape open-sourced the code that would become Mozilla and later Firefox was the shot heard 'round the world of the open source revolution, and the event that threw The Cathedral and the Bazaar into the limelight. It should be a tragedy – personally, for me – that the project is circling the drain.
Instead, all I can think is "They brought the fate they deserved on themselves." Because principles matter – and in 2014 the Mozilla Foundation abandoned and betrayed one of the core covenants of open source.
I just dealt with an attempt to interview me by email that checked off pretty nearly every possible mistake in the form. As a public service, I now reproduce the advice I gave after bailing out halfway through the list of questions.


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We are all born free and equal. We have a right to be treated fairly, wherever, whoever we are. The right to be safe, to move, or stay in one place, to be presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
Category: Humanity
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Instead of fighting with anger and more guns, let's try the Gandhi approach. Let's align ourselves with the Muslim brethren and dialogue and negotiate offering a peace pipe. There is no peace without prayer.
Are we alone?
Lately I have been hearing about Pluto being a dwarf planet. With my knowledge of astronomy, knowing it was small, I haven't paid much attention but today I found something that I consider more worthwhile in our vast and fascinating universe. For the first time, scientists have found what appears to be a rocky world…
The toll has reached over 3,700 from the massive earthquake. One of the victims was a man I knew and admired that I had worked with on my short-film, The Trouble with Tonia, Tom Taplin
Now is the Time
No matter how hard he tried, it was a meaningless escapade where there was no top. But we do not have to be Sisyphus destined to be cursed to continue struggling for an eternity.
Modern Greek tragedy
Tout ce qui brille n'est pas All that glitters isn't gold. Fifty years is a long time. But few events cast such a long shadow such as the shock and intrigue surrounding the death of John F. Kennedy. He will forever be enshrined in mystique by an assassin's bullet, and because he died young and…


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'6 Nights', their last concert as a full group for the time being with some of the members planning on enlisting this year, is a large-scale concert that stretches on for 6 nights. The members are going to be performing songs that have never been performed before.
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In this latest photo, the boys are holding up 'PROMISE', which means they promise they'll be with their fans forever. While it may sadden HOTTEST that Taecyeon and Jun.K will be enlisting soon, possibly followed by more members, they're promising to stay by their fans' sides always.
The concert '6 Nights' will be kicking off its first show in just one day.


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Furniture and mattress are not included in price, and unfortunately are only for local delivery or personal collection.
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A stay at Hyatt Regency Houston places you in the heart of Houston, walking distance from Houston Police Department Museum and Houston Public Library.
This 4-star hotel is close to Discovery Green and George R. Brown Convention Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 955 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while iPod docking stations and cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can catch a ride on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 3 mi.
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Houston? This hotel has 71300 square feet (6624 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms.
About the Hyatt Regency Houston
Property Features
Hyatt Regency Houston offers its guests an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. There are 2 restaurants on site, as well as a coffee shop/café and a grocery/convenience store. You can enjoy a drink at one of the bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A computer station is on site, and both WiFi and wired Internet are free in public spaces.
Business amenities include a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event space at this hotel measures 71300 square feet (6624 square meters) and includes a conference center. A rooftop terrace, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands are also featured at the eco-friendly Hyatt Regency Houston. A free area shuttle within 3 mi is available. For a fee, parking is available.
This 4-star Houston hotel is smoke free.
- 955 guestrooms or units
- 30 levels
- 2 dining venues
- 10 conference rooms
- 71300 sq ft of conference space
- 6624 sq m of conference space
- Built in 1972
- Bar by the pool
- Bar or lounge
- Coffee shop
- Terrace on the roof
- Charging station for electric cars
- Conference center
- Business facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Front desk (24 hours)
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Staff is multilingual
- Storage area for luggage
- Front-desk safe
- Car service
- Concierge
- Wedding services available
- Convenience store
- Garden
- Gift shop
- Beauty salon
- Newspapers in lobby (free)
- Television in lobby
- Onsite shopping
- Bellhop
- Elevator
- No smoking on site
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Hyatt Regency Houston offers 955 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and laptop-compatible safes. Beds feature premium bedding. 32-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels and pay movies. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, complimentary newspapers, and phones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is offered daily and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested.
- IPod dock
- In-room dining (limited hours)
- Flat-screen television
- Cable channels
- Premium channels
- Movies for purchase
- Refrigerator
- Coffee maker
- Luxury bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding
- Shower and tub combination
- Cribs (free)
- Rollaway beds (free)
- Housekeeping (daily)
- Newspapers (free)
- Hair dryer
- Laptop safe
- Toiletries (free)
- Telephone
- Iron and ironing board
- Desk
- Blackout drapes
- Climate control (air conditioning)
- Ensuite bathroom
- Connecting rooms available
Nearby Things to Do
A roomy mirrored 24-hour fitness center at the Hyatt Regency Houston offers guests cardio and weight training equipment, six TVs, towels, purified water, vending machines, and restrooms. A large lap pool on the sixth floor is surrounded by a roomy sundeck and offers sweeping views of the Houston skyline. Bright-blooming azaleas and trees add a garden feel. There are plenty of chaise lounges and towels.
Houston's downtown YMCA is three blocks from the hotel and offers guests two aerobics studios, indoor/outdoor tracks, four-lane lap pool, squash and racquetball courts, two basketball courts, volleyball, saunas, steam rooms, and a complete cardio center (surcharges apply).
The 18-hole Memorial Municipal Golf Course is located three miles from the hotel. It has a rolling terrain, mature pine trees line its fairways, and several water hazards make for a challenging game (surcharges apply). The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Spa Services
- Manicures and pedicures
If you need to make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when booking your stay.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
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- Kids stay free! Up to 10 children 1 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets: USD 100 per pet, per stay
- Maximum 2 per room (weight limit: 75 lb)
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About StreamLines
StreamLines is an interactive, place-based project that merges the sciences and the arts to advance the community's understanding and appreciation of Indianapolis' waterways. This work is made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation and is modeled on the City as Living Laboratory/FRAMEWORK.
StreamLines features art created for specific sites along six Indianapolis waterways of focus to Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW):
- Five environmental installations by Mary Miss/City as Living Laboratory® (MM/CaLL)
- A series of dance performances by Butler University Department of Dance
- Six musical compositions curated by Michael Kaufmann/The Kinetic Project
- A collection of poems penned by Indiana poets selected by Poets House
The site-specific art invites the community to learn, explore and experience the science of local water systems. The project is supported by an interactive website, smart phone app and related programming to increase engagement, enhance interpretation and provide expanded opportunities for learning.
StreamLines is administered by the Butler University Department of Biological Sciences and Center for Urban Ecology at Butler University. In addition to support of ROW and Indianapolis community organizations, following is a list of partners (* = based in Indianapolis):
- Butler University Department of Dance*
- The Children's Museum of Indianapolis*
- The daVinci Pursuit*
- IUPUI Center for Urban Health*
- The Kinetic Project*
- Lifelong Learning Group.
- Mary Miss/City as Living Laboratory
- NewKnowledge.org
- two21 LLC*
- Poet's House
For more information about StreamLines contact Molly Trueblood (community) or Ryan Puckett (media).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is StreamLines?
StreamLines is an interactive, place-based project that merges the sciences and the arts to advance the community's understanding and appreciation of Indianapolis' waterways.
Where is StreamLines located?
The visual art is located at focus areas identified by community stakeholders as part of the Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW) initiative. These focus areas are along the White River, Fall Creek, Central Canal, Pleasant Run and Pogue's Run. Little Eagle Creek will not have visual art installed on site, but will feature poetry and music.
Find a Google Map of the StreamLines installations here.
The StreamLines website and app allows the public around the clock access to the visual art, poetry, dance and music.
When will StreamLines take place?
StreamLines officially launched on September 24, 2015 with an event in Holcomb Gardens on the campus of Butler University. The installations will remain in the neighborhoods as ongoing assets and programming will run through the grant term, which concludes in September 2017.
Who is involved? How is it funded?
In 2013, the Center for Urban Ecology at Butler University received a $2.9 million, four-year grant from the National Science Foundation to explore how artistic installations and programs can promote community engagement in science learning. The funding covers planning, implementation and research.
StreamLines is modeled on the City as Living Laboratory/FRAMEWORK. Mary Miss founded City as Living Laboratory (MM/CaLL)® to forge collaborations led by creative artists with scientists and communities, grounded in dialogue, place-based experience and interactive experimentation.
Dr. Travis Ryan, director of the Butler University Department of Biological Sciences, administers the teams of artists, researchers and planners. In addition to support of Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW) and Indianapolis community organizations, following is a list of partners and responsibilities:
- Butler University Department of Dance – dance performance and choreography
- The Children's Museum of Indianapolis – programming and dissemination
- The daVinci Pursuit – artist and scientist collaborative engagement
- IUPUI Center for Urban Health – research and formative evaluation
- The Kinetic Project – website, app development and music curation
- Lifelong Learning Group – summative evaluation
- Mary Miss/City as Living Laboratory – visual art installations
- New Knowledge Organization Ltd. – research and front-end evaluation
- two21 LLC - marketing and communications
- Poets House – poetry curation
The entire StreamLines team is grateful for the support of Eli Lilly & Company, Lilly Foundation and Keep Indianapolis Beautiful leading up to this project and removal of invasive species along Indianapolis' waterways through the annual Lilly Global Day of Service.
How were the artists chosen?
The Center for Urban Ecology at Butler University selected artists and organizations for the project including:
- Mary Miss, a New York-based visual artist, designed the visual art installations. StreamLines is modeled on the City as Living Laboratory/FRAMEWORK including Miss' previous work commissioned by the Indianapolis Museum of Art, "FLOW: Can You See the River" in 2012.
- Poets House and The Kinetic Project will curate poetry and music, respectively, for all of the installations and made recommendations on local, national and international artists for this project.
- Cynthia Pratt from the Butler University Department of Dance will choreograph original works for each space with administrative leadership by Larry Attaway.
How can I get involved?
StreamLines includes a series of events such as guided bike tours of the installations, quarterly Art+Science discussions at various Indianapolis Public Library branches, programming at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis and participation in community events related to Indianapolis' waterways.
Neighborhood meetings will also be a primary source for sharing information and collecting feedback. The public is invited to participate in StreamLines programming and respond to surveys that will inform how we can improve the process and outcomes in the future.
In addition, local organizations and neighborhood groups are invited to create programming opportunities with the StreamLines project team. Contact Molly Trueblood for more information.
StreamLines supports community dialogue about the future of Indianapolis' waterways. Everyone is welcome and invited to participate in waterway committee meetings as part of the Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW) initiative. Dates, times and locations for ROW waterway committee meetings can be found at OurWaterways.org/events.
How is the funding be allocated?
The majority of this exhibit's budget is distributed to artists and researchers. This allows for the team to evaluate the effectiveness of using the arts to translate science content and thinking in the outdoor environment of a city. The research will inform how future sites can be designed to maximize science-learning outcomes for the participants.
What's the purpose or goal of StreamLines?
The settings where people learn and engage is ever-evolving. With more than 50% of our national population living in urban areas, we need to look beyond traditional learning institutions – schools, museums, zoos, etc. – to not only educate but inspire curiosity about the everyday environments where we live. By creating a culture of curiosity among all residents, we will cultivate more thoughtful consumers and inspire the next generation of scientists.
StreamLines' goal is to help people better understand the connections between their daily activities and choices as well as the science of the city's water. We hope it will inspire the public to ask questions and test their knowledge about the surroundings, and advance a new level of appreciation for the waterways as an asset in their neighborhoods.
StreamLines is a platform for cross-fertilization between artistic creativity and science interpretation. The project team will encourage exchange between disciplines with a goal to generate new and replicable forms of art and social practice for science learning.
About StreamLines [Video]
StreamLines is an interactive, place-based project that merges the sciences and the arts to advance the community's understanding and appreciation of Indianapolis' waterways. This work is made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation and is modeled on the City as Living Laboratory/FRAMEWORK.
In this video, StreamLines collaborators Mary Miss, Dr. John Fraser, Dr. Gabriel Filippelli, Mark Kesling and Molly Trueblood introduce the concept, its execution and its goals.
Encouraging Curiosity: Explore the visual art of StreamLines [Video]
Mary Miss, artistic director of Mary Miss/City as Living Laboratory, explains the environmental installations she and her studio created for StreamLines. The site-specific art invites the community to learn, explore and experience the science of local water systems.
StreamLines is an interactive, place-based project that merges the sciences and the arts to advance the community's understanding and appreciation of Indianapolis' waterways. This work is made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation and is modeled on the City as Living Laboratory/FRAMEWORK.
Choreographing the Movement of the Waterways [Video]
This video explores the story behind the dance component of StreamLines. On September 24, 2015, more than 100 members of the Butler Ballet performed Riverrun, a site-specific dance choreographed by Butler University Dance Professor Cynthia Pratt for the StreamLines project. This dance was part of the programming for the project's launch and performed in Holcomb Gardens on the campus of Butler University. The site-specific art invites the community to learn, explore and experience the science of Indianapolis' water systems.
Riverrun brings to life scientific concepts and concerns about human intervention of the waterways in Indianapolis. The dance takes the audience on a journey of the water. While the dance did have a beginning, middle and end, it was structured as an installation, where audience members could walk around the area, exploring each image fully in their own time and have discussion.
The proximity of the audience to the dancers gave onlookers the feeling that they were part of the performance rather than just observers. The overriding goal of the dance was to convey that we are part of our environment rather than separate from it, and whatever impacts the waterways greatly affects our lives.
The original live performance is divided into six parts for online audiences.
Part 1 - Rainstorm/Overflow - vimeo.com/167134419
Part 2 - Fall Creek - vimeo.com/167134418
Part 3 - Central Canal - vimeo.com/167134417
Part 4 - Pogue's Run - vimeo.com/167140036
Part 5 - Pleasant Run - vimeo.com/167134422
Part 6 - White River Watershed - vimeo.com/167140038
Exploring the Waterways Through Poetry [Video]
This video explores the story behind the poetry of StreamLines. Working with Poet's House in New York City, three award-winning writers collaborated with Mary Miss to write original poems for StreamLines. All based in Indiana, the three poets' works are etched into medallions at the five installations sites.
About the poets:
Catherine Bowman is the award-winning author of 1-8OO-HOT-RIBS, Rock Farm, Notarikon, The Plath Cabinet, and Can I Finished, Please?, as well as editor of Word of Mouth: Poems featured on NPR's All Things Considered. Her poems have appeared in the New Yorker, Ploughshares, Paris Review, The Los Angeles Times, and Best American Poetry among other journals. She lives on a farm and teaches literature, writing, and poetry at Indiana University.
Alessandra Lynch is the author of Sails the Wind Left Behind (2002) and It was a terrible cloud at twilight (2008). She has been the recipient of a Barbara Deming Memorial Award, as well as fellowships from Yaddo and the MacDowell Colony. She teaches at Butler University.
Adrian Matjeka's most recent volume of poetry is The Big Smoke (2013), which was a finalist for the 2013 National Book Award and for the 2014 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. He previous books of poetry include Mixology, recipient of the National Poetry Series, and The Devil's Garden. His work has been recognized by the Lannan Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the Illinois Arts Council. He is Poet-in-Residence at Indiana University in Bloomington, where he is at work on a graphic novel.
Investigating the Sounds of the Waterways [Video]
This video explores the story behind the six musical compositions of StreamLines. Curator Michael Kaufmann worked with six musical artists - Olga Bell, Hanna Benn, Stuart Hyatt, Roberto Lange, Matthew Skjonsberg and Moses Sumney - to create the sound art for StreamLines. The site-specific art invites the community to learn, explore and experience the science of Indianapolis' water systems.
Where to Find StreamLines
Find the locations of the environmental installations created by Mary Miss/City as Living Laboratory on Google Maps.
How to Make a Repurposed Rain Gauge
It's easy to repurpose your StreamLines bookmark as a rain gauge. To do so, you'll need the following items:
a StreamLines bookmark / scissors / rubber band / clean and empty plastic bottle (a 2-liter or 1-liter bottles will work fine; bottle should have flat sides for an accurate measurement / approximately one-half cup of small pebbles / 3 paper clips / water.
Begin by removing the label from the bottle, then use the scissors to cut off the top of the bottle. Cut just low enough to be able to turn the top over so it resembles a funnel. Add the pebbles to the bottom of the bottle to hold it steady. Next, place the bookmark against the outer side of the bottle (ruler-side facing in) and hold it in place with the rubber band. Be sure the bottom edge of the ruler stands evenly on a hard, level surface with the rubber band holding it in place. Add a little bit of water to the bottle until the water line reaches zero on the bookmark's measuring edge. Turn the cut top of the bottle over like a funnel (be sure to remove the cap) and affix the upside-down top to the lid of the bottle to catch the rain and hold it in place.
Now all you have to do is wait for rain and record the results!
When it Rains...
Every drop of rain has an impact on our waterways. Currently, millions of gallons of raw sewage empty into Indianapolis' waterways during an overflow of the system that collects rainwater runoff, domestic sewage and industrial wastewater in the same pipe. Typically, this occurs during rains that deposit more than ¼-inch. This issue is called Combined Sewage Outfall/Overflow (CSO). It is usually unsafe to come into contact with the water body affected by the CSO due to high bacterial counts.
Formally called the Indianapolis Deep Rock Tunnel Connector Project, the Deep Rock Tunnel will help prevent CSO. This tunnel system will be 25 miles long, able to store around 250 million gallons of sewage at once. The stored sewage in the tunnel will be treated in the advanced sewage treatment plants as capacity allows so that fully treated water will then be discharged into the waterways as is normally done with treated wastewater
The entire project is scheduled to be completed by 2025 at a total cost of $1.6 billion and will include significant upgrades to two wastewater treatment plants.
Another concern when it rains is where it falls. When storm water is absorbed into the ground, it is filtered and ultimately replenishes aquifers or flows into streams and rivers. In developed areas, however, impervious surfaces such as pavement and roofs prevent precipitation from naturally soaking into the ground. Instead, the water runs rapidly into storm drains, sewer systems, and drainage ditches.
Solutions at home that you can try to help contribute to alleviating storm water runoff including the following: rain gardens, pervious pavement, green roofs, and rain barrel water collection, among others.


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