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- Nyctalops Nyc"ta*lops, n. [L., from Gr. nykta`lwps.] One afflicted with nyctalopia. [1913 Webster]
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
The Granville Island Serengeti
My friend Christine and I were up in Vancouver for a girls' weekend, and were wining it up on Granville Island on a sunny Sunday afternoon. We had been engrossed in conversation for three glasses of wine when Christine got up to use the restroom. An attractive couple sitting next to us immediately turned to me and asked me about our conversation. They were smart and funny and chatty and when Christine came back to the table, she was holding her middle finger up at me because she knew we had been discussing her. Then she sat down and promptly joined the discussion.
We talked mainly about relationships and break-ups, and personality types and how people basically fell into four distinct categories: aggressive-aggressive, aggressive-passive, passive-aggressive, and passive-passive. We'll call the couple Frank and Emily. Frank was probably in his mid-to-late 40s, and Emily told us she was 38. In the personality type classification, they were both admitted aggressive-aggressives.
Frank had asked me what I thought I was, and I said "Oh definitely aggressive-aggressive". He then said "What do you think your friend is?" and I answered "Um...probably aggressive-passive". He asked "What do you think she will say she is?" and I said "I don't know...but probably aggressive-passive".
Christine said "I think I'm probably aggressive-passive". So we then continued to discuss relationships, and the personality types of past boyfriends, etc. Frank and Emily had empty shot glasses sitting on their table, and we were like "Oh my God you guys are doing shots???" It was 4pm on a Sunday. They smiled and said "Yeah!" and then Frank offered to buy us tequila shots. Christine is Irish and was up for it, but after three glasses of wine, I knew a tequila shot would push me close to the barfing point, and I declined. Frank said to the waitress "Okay, we'll have THREE tequila shots, because BABY doesn't want one". I'm 40, and totally fine with someone calling me "Baby" even if it is an attempt to peer-pressure me into a tequila shot. I have a strong aversion to barfing, so I stayed firm with my initial anti-shot stance.
Christine went to the bathroom again, and Emily said "So you guys are going for sushi for dinner?" and I said "Yeah! You should come with!" because they were our new friends and we were all having so much fun! Emily grinned and said "Oh, we have our OWN sushi...at HOME..." and I laughed, because I didn't really know what she was talking about - I mean, maybe they had sushi in the fridge, who knows? And Emily continued and said "And our sushi is RAW" and she laughed wickedly, and I laughed along thinking "OH, ha ha, innuendo - they're naughty!"
When Christine came back to the table, she asked Frank what he thought of men who cheated, and Frank said "Well, do you mean cheating behind her back, or in front of her? Because behind her back is a different story." Blah blah - more conversation. Frank offered to buy me a glass of wine, and I just said "You can pay for this one" pointing to my empty third glass. My alcohol tank was on "Full".
At some point Frank said "Why don't you two come to our house for a drink?" which I didn't want to do, because I was hungry, and they were our nice new friends, and we were having so much fun! but I didn't need any more drinks. It was Sunday for crying out loud.
We all left the bar at the same time, and I think Frank and Emily had decided to come for sushi with us, but it wasn't clear. We were waiting for a cab, when the waitress ran out to us and said "You forgot to pay your bill!" to Christine, so Christine stumbled back inside the bar, and I waited outside with Frank and Emily. I said to them "You know, you guys don't really HAVE to come with us for sushi if you don't really want to." thinking that Christine might have just badgered them into coming. Frank answered "We know - we don't do anything we don't want to do - we're aggressive-aggressive!" and Emily added "Yeah, we're up for anything. Especially when sex is involved."
Insert exaggerated record scratch here. WHAT???
I had had three glasses of wine on a fairly empty stomach, and was not sober, so I thought I had maybe heard her incorrectly...
It was then that Christine came back outside and was all cheery and "Okay! Let's get a cab and go for sushi!" and she climbed into the front seat of the cab, leaving me alone in the back seat with our new "friends" Frank and Emily, who kept kissing each other as I craned my neck to look away from them and out the window.
Frank and Emily had directed the cab to their neighborhood, and pointed out their house, which was conveniently located exactly one block from their recommended sushi place. In the car they said "We're going to go home first, but we'll meet you at the sushi place in an hour". So Christine and I got out of the cab and walked into the sushi place. We sat down in a booth and I hissed across the table "THEY WANT TO HAVE SEX WITH US!!!" Christine said "What? No." and made a face like I didn't know what I was talking about. "You don't know what you're talking about!" she said.
I was exasperated, as I had been piecing together the afternoon conversations, and then the whole "especially when sex is involved" comment. Christine said "She didn't say THAT." and I was like "YES SHE DID OH MY GOD WHEN YOU WERE INSIDE PAYING THE BILL!!!!"
She still didn't believe me throughout dinner, which we ate very quickly, with me darting glances toward the window, and still didn't believe me in the cab back to our hotel. I had to replay EVERY clue and innuendo for her several times "Remember how Emily was like 'Oh, and you're both beautiful...and you both have really beautiful hands...'???" before she was like "Oh my God, they wanted to have SEX with us!!!"
It was a total predator/prey situation and we were the little unsuspecting Impalas, innocently grazing and drinking our wine out on the Serengeti, and Frank and Emily were the calculating Leopards, offering to buy the Impalas shots of tequila to lure them into their lair of raw sushi!
I'll bet they had gone home first to set up the hidden video camera! OH MY GOD!!!
So, I guess my lesson here is...I don't KNOW! People keep surprising me!
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Violence broke out between pro and anti-government students at Beirut Arab University's Commerce School Thursday. Eyewitnesses said at least four peopel were killed and 17 were injured.
According to Naharnet, the clash included students of the pro-government al-Mustaqbal movement, headed by parliamentary majority leader Saad Hariri, and members of Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri's Amal movement and Hizbullah. Al Manar television said one of Hizbullah's supporters was killed.
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Asif surprised at missing out on Test spot
Mohammad Asif, whose seven wickets yesterday ensured that England's batsmen would continue to struggle at the start of their Pakistan tour, has expressed surprise at not being called into Pakistan's squad to take on the visitors in the first Test at Multan.
After the day's play, Asif was quoted in local papers saying, "Given my performances for the Pakistan A team and in the practice matches plus domestic cricket I was confident the selectors would consider me for a recall. But when my name was not included, I was surprised, not disheartened.
"The selectors have their tactics and requirements when they pick the Pakistan squad so I don't blame them but I just hope now I will get a chance to play again for the senior team."
Asif played one Test for Pakistan against Australia last year in Sydney and although he didn't pick up a wicket, he reportedly impressed the management with his attitude and his doughty, committed batting in both innings. He has been kept in mind by the selectors, however, and Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, has said that Asif is among the most improved players he has worked with in Pakistan.
Hasan Raza has at least been picked in the 16-man squad and is now pushing for a place in the starting XI. It is widely acknowledged that Raza, captain of Pakistan A in this match, is on the verge of a Test spot and after his resilient innings of 34 yesterday, coupled with Asim Kamal's appalling run of form, he will have done his chances no harm.
He told reporters that he was disappointed with the lack of application of his batsmen yesterday. "The pitch eased out a bit but the ball was seaming around but still, we should have applied ourselves and got more runs. After bowling them out for 126 it was a golden chance to win the match but now the game is wide open and we will have to bowl very well again in the second innings. I was disappointed not to get my half-century but I tried my best and they bowled well."
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Friday in Laughlin, Nev.
SCORE Laughlin Leap contest launches final pre-race festivities to join over 130 entries at 16th SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge
Festivities Friday:
Manufacturer's Midway and Tech Inspection at Colorado
Belle/Edgewater Hotels--9 a.m.--4 p.m.
Laughlin Events Park: SCORE Trophy-Truck Qualifying at 1:30 p.m.,
SCORE Laughlin Leap and Fireworks at 7 p.m.
LAUGHLIN, Nev.--Pre-race festivities begin in earnest Friday with tech inspection, qualifying, fireworks and the fun-filled SCORE Laughlin Leap on tap in final preparation for this weekend's 16th Annual SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge.
For the 16th straight year, motorsports fans and racers from 11 U.S. States, Mexico, Denmark and Germany will gather in Laughlin, the Southern Nevada desert resort town along the shores of the Colorado River, for the popular SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge. The first major motorsports event of the year in the United States is launching the five-race 2010 SCORE Desert Series, the World's Foremost Desert Racing Series.
One of the event's most popular features, the SCORE Laughlin Leap, revs up the fun and helps get the weekend off. Moved to a new day, the SCORE Laughlin Leap will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday. The SCORE Laughlin Leap will start with a fireworks display. General admission grandstand tickets, priced at $20 each, will be available at the gate.
Drivers will enjoy the spotlight at the Laughlin Events Park, competing for a $16,000 purse and the honor of beating the 2009 champions. The SCORE Laughlin Leap, a dirt ramp built into the middle of the stadium portion of the race course, challenges the most daring of drivers. This year's competitors will be attempting to break the event record in the SCORE Laughlin Leap of 161' 6" set this past January by Larry Roeseler in the Norman Motorsports Ford F-150.
For the third straight year, qualifying for starting positions for the marquee SCORE Trophy-Truck division will be held on Friday. With free admission to the grandstand seating area, SCORE Trophy-Truck qualifying will be held from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and each truck will be timed over one solo lap of the 6.25-mile course to determine the start order in that class for Saturday's first half of the race.
Friday's pre-race activities will also include the SCORE Manufacturer's Midway and vendors village from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. SCORE Contingency, which includes each vehicle being pushed down the lanes in front of the Colorado Belle and Edgewater Hotels, alongside Casino Drive.
Laughlin Tourism officials have reported that tickets sales and entries for the SCORE Laughlin Leap are 20 percent higher than they were last year one day prior to the event.
With 19 classes divided into five groups, the single race is divided into multi-lap segments split over two days. Starting at 7 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday, the featured SCORE Trophy-Truck division will run 8 laps over the 6.25-mile course at 1 p.m. each day followed by the unlimited Class 1 open-wheel desert race cars that will run their 8 laps at 3 p.m. each day. The combined elapsed time and number of laps completed from both days will determine the final finishing position for each vehicle. Two vehicles will leave the start line every 15 seconds.
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Daily general admission tickets, good for grandstand seating, are $20 each per day for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, children 10 and under are free. Daily VIP tickets are $40 each per day for the each day, good for admission to the Laughlin Hospitality Chalet, including food, beverage and special seating.
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The Laughlin Events Park, with grandstand seating, vendor's village and food court is just minutes from the destinations eight resorts and includes an infield with switchbacks, whoops, minijumps and the SCORE Laughlin Leap.
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I Believe
by Nicole Daedone Sep 26, 2016
Nov 2, 2011
It struck me that there are certain beliefs that are normative that I simply don't hold. And others that are not, that are primary in my life. I found myself trying to contort myself into all of these very uncomfortable positions, trying to look like I was operating by the standard rules of play – while all the while, in back rooms, I was playing an altogether different game.
I felt like Valjean in Les Miserables who, realizing that he could not feed his family, made the conscious choice to steal a loaf of bread. In the moment the act had clean intent, but doubt and second-guessing seep in in hindsight, nibbling at his belief in his own rightness.
In other words, his interior compass, upon contact with the magnetizing force of the status quo, went haywire and he lost his sense of due north.
There are many institutional beliefs that I have chosen not to adopt or engage with. They come with too high a price tag – that price for me usually being some form of bondage: a loss of range of motion in the world, or perhaps loss of access to various other worlds I enjoy.
Where the cost has been limited access to my orgasm, to organic connection, and to exploring myriad beliefs with an ardent heart, immersing in the belief with the whole of my being (the requisite, I believe, to entry into any field), I chose to forego the blocking institution. I could engage to the extent that expression of that deeper self was permitted – I could go in, receive the benefits, offer my service – but I could not commit or become beholden to any set of laws.
Yesterday, I was talking with a friend who was befuddled by the fact that I am entirely willing to entertain a wide range of belief systems. He feared that perhaps I lacked a kind of discernment, that I was susceptible to infomercial hypnosis and were he to enter my house he would likely find drawers filled with salad spinners and Ginsu knives.
I think his fear was based on a common presumption, that the kind of discernment he's talking about is itself rationally based and necessary for protection, that one needs to keep guard over one's jewels at all times. Not so for me. Thank god! I think my capacity to curate resembles a Wikipedia of open choice. I take it all in. I take it all in as true. I can put my full attention on what is in front of me. From Scientology to Science to Socialism, I keep the gates wide open.
And then I immerse. Wholeheartedly. My friends tease about my tendency to passionately say, "this one is it!" And it is. Until it isn't. The chicken quesadilla with lettuce and green salsa on a whole wheat tortilla that I ate everyday for a year. The crazy joyride of Judaism that I went on for a year – starting with Michael Lerner, dragging me to Pennsylvania to meet Rabbi Maricia Prager, studying with an Orthodox rabbi in my turtleneck and long skirt while chanting in his office, feeling some of the most sublime sensations I have ever experienced. The list goes on.
And then the bell rings, the peep show window goes down, and it is time to go. To untangle my limbs and heart, to take what remains magnetized, to let the rest fall away. My interior self now that much richer, that much more concentrated, like the cream that has risen to the top.
I tell my friend that the key to freedom for me is simple:
Get in. Immerse. Get out.
The risk of getting stuck at any one of these points is high if your interior self is either in some way incongruous, or lacking strong enough magnetism.
Incongruity to my mind is usually the result of fear. I am afraid that I will be seen a certain way, that I won't be loved and accepted, that I will be alone, that I won't fit in or belong or matter or make a difference in the world. So I take an off-the-rack cultural belief that hardly fits but promises to get me into the in crowd.
(Valjean suffered, more than anything, from his own inner incongruity.)
Beliefs can be quite costly though. They almost always come with a built-in immune system that attacks other beliefs, beliefs that I may hold dear. So taking on a belief without fully massaging it, wringing it out until the essence is congruent with who I am, insuring that no belief is stepping on any other belief's toes... it's a lot of work up front. But better to pay in advance; anything left to the back end will have accrued interest, usually in the form of wreckage: broken hearts, betrayal and disappointment.
The second element is to develop a sort of "magnetic field" strong enough that it will automatically attract and repel what is in line with my core self (though even that concept – "core self" – is iffy).
So part one is to remove the fear that would drive one to act in ways that are not in alignment with deeper beliefs, and the second one is to deepen that internal magnetism. Or in some belief systems - yoga, macrobiotics – to purify oneself.
This I do with OMing. It's like an amplifier, it turns the volume up. And the force happens naturally, effortlessly. The right people, places and things are drawn to me, and I to them. And by "right," I mean aligned. And the things that just don't jibe with me fall away like ripe fruit, rather than having to be wrenched from my clutching hand. It is not about detachment, it is about being so full that attachment is not a question. I work from both ends to get to the center: remove the fear that would put the brakes on unnecessarily; increase this purifying intelligence so that attraction flows clean; and voila, I've got a beautifully designed system of curation, well-calibrated to my countenance.
The "get in" stage of the practice requires an unprecedented level of surrender. You are not granted entry into any world that you have negative judgment about. (This is also true of people.) Or more accurately, you are permitted entry insofar as you can suspend judgment. It is not that people will not open, it is that your passcode doesn't work. The pass code for me is something like "You are real, true, valid and important." To the extent that I can maintain this attitude, whether it be with Christian or convict, I am granted entré and the power of sight. I get to see what it is about this phenomenon that has it exist on Earth. And this is one of my beliefs, that all occurrences have meaning.
The next stage, immersion, is where the ego gets challenged. There is this unbearable fear of loss of self, which is somewhat paradoxical in hindsight because the wake of ego's death is precisely where joy and meaning and all of the qualities that make life tolerable arise. Strip away that identity, which turns out to be an odd assortment of yearnings and self-admonishments anyway, and you are left with this pure unadulterated sense of aliveness. We cling to the rope, braced against such precipitous falls as being too fat or not getting that promotion, not realizing we're actually anchoring the hot air balloon against lift-off. The death against which the ego is battles is its own death, not that of the self. To find that the tug was buoyancy not gravity all along, complete surrender is required. And so we immerse fully and find liberation in the new domain.
You should know though that all of your other beliefs will line up like elder siblings wondering whether or not they are going to like this new delivery. They have benefitted greatly from their position and fear that they will not get the same level of attention. My job here is to remind them that every time a new experience has taken us, from falling in love to being pulled out into a deep ocean of meditative experiences, they have benefitted. And to remind them that they will not be displaced, that in fact they are irreplaceable in their specific domains. That this new experience will be additive. If it isn't it won't stick around long enough to be a problem, just as they wouldn't be here were they not viable.
In this arena it is therefore important to remember that there is no such thing as a false start. I am permitted to sniff around before engaging. I get to have as many kisses as I like before consummation. But again, frontloading is key. We are all so eager to make promises that we end up bound to things we really haven't considered. My friend Bruce says, rules (or promises) are easy to install and difficult to dismantle.
By the same token, it is important to jump, to take the leap. And when you do the key is to cut the caveats. Not, I hope this will work, but "I commit with all the resourcefulness of my being to make it work." I do not believe that an experience begins until you are 100 percent in, safety bar locked, thrusters at full. Part-way is way too dangerous.
I was working with a couple, and he was perfectly at the mercy of the conditioning that says hold out, or else you will be a complete dolt. Always keep a back door open or else you will be prone to abuse. I have a very different perspective. It's two fold. My first belief is that the greatest cause of injury on the planet is getting your finger stuck in your back door. Not letting things move to their natural resolution. Said another way: Never allowing yourself to be in a live-or-die position will prevent you from ever developing the inner resourcefulness to insure that you will always make it through. I don't trust anyone to take care of me. Not because I am not a trusting person or because I won't give myself entirely but because I believe that it is my responsibility to insure that others take care of me well; the onus lies with me. So I don't get abused, not because I carefully, rationally choose people who don't abuse others, but because I put up a field that is so strong that abuse really isn't an option. In other words, I don't depend on another to act in my best interest, I install the mechanisms that insure it.
What most people I see in my practice do is meet another person, believe that their expectation is on par with a universal law, set the expectation and then expect another to act in perfect accordance. We lay ourselves at the feet of others, and when they inadvertently step on us, feel terribly put upon. What I say in this circumstance is, take that big bag of bones, develop some muscles, and stand up man. Hold up your weight. It is only then that you can fully lie in the arms of another anyway. But do this too. Do it as an offering though, not leaving yourself in a basket on their doorstep and hoping for the best.
And do it wholly. Live a definitive life.
I was explaining to this man yesterday that his wavering, his pulling the rug out whenever his partner didn't match his inner rule set, was precisely why he couldn't get the feeling of stability he was craving. They were weeble wobbles, not due to her behavior but due to his response to it. He felt shaky and she felt in a perpetual state of disequilibrium.
Beyond this though, I explained that their game had not even begun, because the game, the reason for relationship, is to set up enough internal solidity that the cortex can relax and you can enter the involuntary together, that you can see the virgin territories of each other for the first time, these different aspects of being rising to the surface for both to witness concurrently.
So if she does not know that he is in, no matter what, how could she ever – ever! – open that involuntary part of herself, the part that is a mystery even to her, the part we have never before opened because we fear that there is a terrible beast in there. How could she possibly consider opening that part, when here she is on her very best behavior and even that doesn't quiet his subtle threat of pulling out.
So the rules of immerse are, simply, lock and load.
And finally, get out. Yeah right – entire epistemologies have been developed on how to get out. Addiction, craving, obsession, all are founded on our human inability to get out. Which most people take as a reason to not enter.
But then... Houdini was not most people's idea of a hunk. He is mine. He continuously looked for ways to lock himself up and then get out of his own traps, which is precisely what we want to do. The way to not be beholden to anything is simply to figure out how to crack the code that has it release you. And the more you do it, the more adept you get, and the more fun it gets. Intensity junkies love the thrill of cracking codes, because the code you are cracking is your own mind at deeper and deeper levels of lock-down.
So the trick here is to know that there is an exit. It's usually small and flies by fast as you ride the merry go round. It usually says something like: "If you stop now it will be easy; if not, you have to go another round." Get off there. Buoyancy will likely have unprecedented force at this time, meaning that the pull to stay on may be at its greatest. But if you get off – right now! – you are free. And you now have another brass ring.
All this said, my journeys to this point have gained me a collection of brass rings inscribed with the wisdom of each domain and experience. The following then is a snapshot of my beliefs, in the current moment. I am far from done. Fact is, I'm just starting to hit a new stride. But that in itself is a familiar place.
Desire, Sex and Orgasm
I believe that your intuition is only as powerful as your sex is in its free radical state, and that your sex energy is what senses another's shadow state. It is where we exchange memes beneath the command and control center of the rational mind and provide the opportunity for the most accelerated learning like direct mind to mind download.
I believe that your sex is a result of your behaviors the rest of the time. It is your "reward" and your opportunity to see the result of the slow practice you have been living in.
I believe that we do not know how to use powerful things like sex or drugs or relationships and so we cage them in either shame or unreasonable rules and convince ourselves that we are better off.
I believe that pleasure is an honorable enough goal to do anything but that if you do something for the sake of pleasure, true pleasure, you will find that there is a great lesson inside.
I believe that raw potent unadulterated desire is the experience rather than the conception of god. And that to follow desire is truly to follow god.
I believe that most women would rather die than live in their desire because the consequence is great, we could get pregnant. But deeper than this I believe that the amount of gratification available in any situation is directly proportional to the amount of resistance you experience. That resistance is merely fuel needing to be converted. A woman's work is to learn the mechanics of conversion including changing the idea that a good woman is one who is small.
I believe that desire realized loosens historical baggage and that this requires tremendous care. It can either remain stagnant and turn to shame or else you can continue to move and be forever free of what was inside.
I believe that all suffering is caused by unpotentiated desire, that this is called tumescence and it is a swelling to the point of rigidity. I believe that the cessation of desire is the spiritual form of learned helplessness, that we do not believe that we can master it so we try to starve it to death.
I believe that power is what exists when all resentments are released. We are fundamentally this power or orgasm. Our natural state is gratitude, gravity and magnetism. Anything that we create lessens our power.
I believe in saying yes wherever I possibly can, that yes is the source of power. And that no is always an acceptable answer when yes is not available. I believe that no is the powerless person's power.
I believe that it is a human tendency to demonize that which we most desire, demonize and legislate, and that enlightenment is the ability to forego this tendency.
I believe that life sets you up to lose so badly being good that you finally throw in the towel and go for what you want. I consider this experience blessed.
I believe that you cannot make yourself want anything so you may live at the level of the incontrovertible desire.
I believe that your body never lies.
I believe that insatiability is an overused fallacy.
I believe that clean attention is the ultimate catalyst. I believe that orgasm is the ultimate clean burning fuel for this catalyst.
I believe that we have been taught to decrease the intensity of circumstance rather than increase the intensity of awareness. I have watched many enlightened people fall apart in the sexual arena or in the relationship arena so this is where I am interested in starting.
Shadow (Masculine and Feminine)
I believe that what most people call integrity translates roughly to one's ability to deny oneself for the sake of an untested idea and then to pat oneself on the back and judge others. I believe that it is a masculine notion that needs to die for true integrity to break up through the sidewalk.
I believe that much of what we call good, including "the light" is a masculine based notion of remaining sitting distance from your life – including most spiritual pursuits.
In terms of trust, I have a very difficult time trusting someone who has not been addicted. Or at least compulsive and obsessed. This is for two reasons. The first is that I believe that they have not been touched by the intelligence which "feels" like an addiction: you need more and more because the more that you are aching for is actually a catalyst to your awakening. And when you hit a certain point of birthing/awakening the object of obsession that took you through terrains you otherwise could not have entered falls away.
That said, trust for me is when my body (not my mind, mind you) wants to fuck someone. That is the truest of trues, the holiest of holies.
I therefore am extraordinarily skeptical of those who "awaken" in isolated or what are deemed healthy circumstances. This translates to me merely as untested.
Addiction teaches us who we are and how we operate out of control which is the only place worthy of getting to know ourselves, because we are only as good as we are when we're desperate, angry and poor.
I believe that our specific darkness is that gift that was given us to most deeply discover who we are. For example I grew up with four smokers and a lot of ho hos. My physical self is my most challenging. My physical self therefore is where the most learning occurs.
I believe that we crave darkness desperately but we do not have it as appropriate so we sneak it and in doing so give it a bad reputation. I believe that the darkness is actually the feminine, the wild uncultivated parts of ourselves. And that held against this masculine background, the darkness is everything we would not want to be. I believe that it is therefore vital not just to individuals but to nations that we recontextualize and exalt all things dark so that we can begin to enter this world we crave and operate skillfully.
I believe that we hold a masculine pole and a feminine pole inside. The masculine feels like a tight band that left unchecked gets tighter and tighter with rules and regulations and appropriateness. The promise it makes is that "if you just do this one last thing you will be permitted pleasure", until the feminine gets totally squeezed out. I believe that when we talk about women's liberation what we are talking about is inside, it is pushing out against those internalized constraints. It is leading from desire and that when we do this oddly both the feminine and masculine aspects of self are happy because she would consider him whereas he would not consider her.
I believe that our lives individually and collectively go into climax. I believe that we mistake this climax for spiritual crisis, midlife crisis, economic depression. It is a result of nature trumping form. All that is artificial builds to climax, falls away and the natural order comes back into being.
I believe that the key to life is to master the peaks (and above all climax). We do this by preparation or slow practice so that when the flow practice comes our tendency toward flailing, namely blame and making the last peak "bad", rejecting and blocking, is not necessary.
The concept of stay connected no matter what is to find each other after the debris and continue doing the necessary work to release the resentments that arose with the unreleased levels of history from the climax.
I believe that one of the greatest dangers to humans is the tendency to convince oneself of good motivations in selfish actions because we are so afraid to admit how selfish we are long enough to get fed to the point where selfish action falls away.
I believe that it is a good thing to get lost. Otherwise you never learn how to find your way back.
Relationship and Free Play
I believe that "the purpose" is to play. Play requires unbelievable acumen and calibration – doing an ever changing right thing – feeling what is called for, seeing it, doing it and then getting out. This translates to freedom when all are done on point.
I believe that we dismiss play precisely because it is of such incredible consequence to our awakening and that there is an actual "play consciousness" that we evolve to with its own codes and ethics that are deeper than any we could manufacture.
I believe that rules are easy to insert and difficult to remove and that those with the fewest rules are of the greatest service because they can enter the most people's realities and abide by the others' rules rather than inflicting their own.
I believe that the best form of relating is merely to "match funds" and that the kindest thing you can do is to want for someone exactly – no more or less than – what they want for themselves. And to get behind that becoming so, primarily by adding the currency of nonjudgmental attention.
It is not important that you follow rules, only that you live congruently. This requires knowing yourself and living true to those beliefs despite the fact that others may not understand or approve.
A fundamental rule is not just "do no harm" – that is the lowest common denominator and I cannot actually say what is and isn't harmful – but do be true to what is asked of you in a moment. An example is that a loud strong voice may be asked of you and it may go against the idea of "nice" or telling the truth and someone's ego may get bruised. Inaction is as harmful as wrong action.
That said, overt lying distorts the game and the game is complex enough.
I do not believe in forgiveness or gratitude per se. I do not believe that we can "make" our hearts do anything, but I do believe that we can remove the residue that filters our natural state of orgasm which roughly translates to joy, gratitude, forgiveness.
The residue is called fear. Everything that we call evil is fear based, from trying to grasp more satisfaction than a situation can offer, to harming another. Knowing this, the response to evil is to expand and include it and those touched by it, not out of idiot compassion but because it is the only remedy. Fear met with fear isn't additive, it is multiplicative.
I believe that there is an underlying intelligence that runs through all of us that we have either plugged into or not. The initial time of plugging in can be violent and climax like. Our work in this life is to stay plugged in, to see, to follow the instructions in a sustainable way. It just so happens that staying connected requires much of us and much that we would likely rebel against. It goes against our conditioned ideas of love and truth and volition and independence/dependence and vocation. The reward is that to the extent we stay plugged in, we are happy and are the person we could only dream of being.
I believe that those who are plugged in recognize each other in a way that feels ancient and familiar. We will notice sensory or linguistic cues.
I believe that friendship is only available when two people are plugged in and that the foundation of friendship is to see the other, to never waver in your vision of them, in such a way that remaining fetters fall away. By "see the other" what I mean is to see who that person is fully potentiated and to use that as a compass even when the klippot (dark clouds of ignorance) enter obscuring the view.
I do not believe in the concept of trust. Trust what? That someone will tell me the truth? I don't think most people have access to their truth. It seems like an insult to expect it of them. That they will be predictable? The only way most people know to be predictable is to tighten the bondage in such a way that the dynamic aspects of a deeper self are constrained and they can continue to walk a straight line. Again that seems cruel. I trust people to be themselves.
I believe therefore that it is key for me to trust myself to adapt to changes and unsavory behaviors in others. To maintain steady attention regardless of their actions and that when I do this, their behavior naturally steadies out but it is a much longer game.
I believe that what runs inside of each of us is intelligent and seeking connection. It will not settle for the mimic of connection though and will destroy relationship in order to reform it. This is where it is key to stay connected no matter what, to discover what your relationship wanted to be.
I believe that there is a kind of love that is the violent prototype that people are looking for in romantic love. It looks a lot more like an argument at an Italian families dinner table than it does safety, security and caring. I call it love of the gods. It takes everything you've got both literally and figuratively and at the end of it spent, broke and broken you would do it all again.
I believe that it feels like a tsunami is moving through you when it floods in. This tsunami is the one pole rushing forward to meet the other in another. It is like the eternal man and the eternal woman who are impersonal to the extent that they don't care if your feel harmed as they rush to each other and blow through you in their desperation to find each other.
I believe that it is my work to make my body a vessel for this kind of love to occur and that when it does it is like a light in a socket, the lights go on, all is right with the world. This would be the living breathing version of enlightenment.
I believe that most versions of romantic love are like two exhausted prize fighters clinging to each other knowing that they should be dancing around the ring but too beaten up and breathless.
I believe that I always get what I ask for. I may not get it in a time frame that I can remember asking for it. Therefore it is my work to remember asking, to stop pressing the "attendants button" while waiting, to ask for help when I need it and trusting that it will come.
I believe that our most powerful tool is surrender, that true surrender opens the reception channel for all benevolent aid in the universe to enter. I believe that most people confuse surrender with acquiescence and this is a terrible mistake that causes much pain. Surrender has a backbone, it is just unbelievably flexible.
I believe that dynamic tension is the metric best used to determine right behavior and that the sensation of dynamic tension is a buoyancy, as if something else kicked in and injected life.
I believe that we have too few categories for who people are and what they are here to do in our lives, and this causes much pain. We are so busy looking for Relationship that we do not see that we are drowning in relationships. Beyond this though it makes us stuff people into ill fitting categories. The man who is here merely to turn us on, who can because he is free, we try to lock down and kill our own potential turn on or his. Or the woman who is here to unravel us we fight, thinking she is here to harm us when really she is removing an ace bandage that we've live wrapped inside of our whole lives.
I believe that it is best to live in 51 per cent good, 49 per cent bad. This way you pay your shadow as you go. And that 49 per cent comes to be quite sexy.
I believe that when people slip out of dynamic tension, they "take birth". This taking birth is an experience of disconnecting from the source. The best response is to "take your finger off" meaning to be loving and warm and let them go. To try to get them plugged in again before they are done is a terrible idea that will have the person feel shame because they cannot stop and will have you feel frustrated because you cannot control their behavior. Carry the message that plugging in is possible, not the person who is disconnected. They will hate you if you do.
I believe that the reason people leave is that they believe that they cannot get what they want where they are, which is most often the result of trying to keep them there. We return to where we believe freedom is available so the smartest thing we can do is get behind another person's desire even if it means they will leave us or be with another or do something that competes with us. Expand and include and you own the world.
I believe that unwholesome behaviors are sexy when part of a larger wholesome picture and that wholesome without unwholesome is unwholesome.
That said, I do believe that jealousy is a necessary pain in the ass like camel pose in yoga, that as much as you want out, savor it because when it is gone, if you did it well you will miss it and be grateful for the result.
I believe that we cannot get all our nutrients from one person, and to expect another to deliver – yes I mean monogamy – is cruel to the other person and self-defeating. And that our only option is to then go into psychic hibernation to conserve energy, and that security becomes what sets the bar. I believe that security is lowest of human desires but a necessary one to fulfill.
I believe that security is not set by outward circumstances and that in fact the search for security using outside circumstances is precisely what keeps us in an insecure state.
I believe that there are only so many forces on earth, likely twelve, and that if we come to know these forces we can see them in everything and that we can then "pick up the conversation" rather than going through dramatic separation and starting anew. We can always find that last lover in another, it just takes work like searching through Goodwill. You need to find a body that is suitable for the energy to come through.
Relate to the force inside another and not the person and there will be much joy.
I believe that we are, if we are living true, called to leave our lives. If we have done well, we have frontloaded well, insured that even though it is so compelling, we have not promised anything in the future and are conscious as we make our exit leaving things of course better than they were when we got there.
At the same time I believe that it is important to speak those desires, like, I want to be with you forever, simply with the caveat that it will likely not be so. I do not believe that time is in any way a metric of excellence in relationship and that this belief has been the single greatest cause of slumber both in relationship and personal evolution.
That said, I do believe in remaining connected no matter what, to continue connection when the form shifts. This is actually where relationship begins in my mind, after the first "break up", because this is where you get to do the work of learning who this person is in their involuntary.
I believe profoundly in grace. I set the table but god chooses whether or not to enter. I do what I can to set a table so beautiful that he cannot resist.
I believe that true selfishness is the new selfless. At the same time, I believe that there is no turn-on greater than sympathetic experience that you were part of creating for another.
I believe that gratitude is the equivalent of Jesus, meaning it is our savior. I believe that gratitude is merely the shift between looking at lack and acknowledging reception. In our culture gratitude is associated with weakness or not being discriminating or owing someone something. I would say that this is the compensation of the mind that does not have the muscle to lift the weight of gratitude.
I believe that we can feel each other at all times and that there really is a right time, a time when the window is open for contact. Excellent relating is when we do not try to wrest more satisfaction than is available – meaning, trying to press the lever of contact when the window is not open for both, or not engaging when the window opens. In other words, it is not that he or she is not calling, it's that the channel to make contact is not open.
I believe that our first purpose is to get a soul and we do this by making our bodies a pleasurable place to be – no, not austere, but pleasurable. We find ways to decrease the mental traffic because no soul wants to live on the freeway, we saturate our cells so that it feels like big fluffy pillows inside of us and we learn to listen. Souls are intractable and not good at bargaining; they know what they want when they want it and how they want it. You had best be prepared as the entry of a soul onto a scene means that the greatest dictator you have ever experienced will look like mother Theresa.
I believe that a great teacher, then, serves as soul surrogate to walk with, nudge, coax, and invite people to their edge, towards deeper connection. To introduce unfamiliar parts of self and demonstrate ways to say yes to those parts and feelings to which we most often say no. To give people the precise stroke that they usually avoid, reject, or numb out to. It is the job of the teacher to create a simulated world that is as challenging, heartbreaking, seemingly impossible as the experience of the soul, to in a sense do everything they can to get the initiate to believe that they can't and then discover what they are made of experientially.
I believe that if you can escape it, it was not strong enough. But I also believe that escape is a questionable thing – like drinking after you have recovery in your head and feeling a sense of torture that you no longer enjoy the drink the way you once did but weren't willing to do the work to step up to the next level of consciousness is not escape.
I believe that it is a lonnnnnng game.
I believe that higher level practice means animating the many identities that exist inside of us: not trying to keep them so impacted that they come out as one coherent identity, but keeping them so free that they self organize to make you look sane to the world.
I believe that this stage is very difficult and is the "dip" of most work of awakening.
I believe that each identity has a whole set of beliefs, likes and dislikes, levels of lighting it feels comfortable in, speeds it likes to travel at, pressure it likes to experience. True genius is to create a world where all parts of self can have free unrestricted expression. This entails setting up your life so that it does not bump into itself, meaning for example that you do not give the "spiritual" one such free reign that it can fall into the trap of spiritual superiority, denigrating people who smoke and drink and cuss so that when your wily one awakens and wants to smoke and drink and cuss you are not bound by the rules of the spiritual one.
The only one bound by your rules for the world is you.
It is the ugliest of the ugly that need love. It is easy to love the lovable. And loving the unlovable is where the greatest reward comes to the lover.
You can only surrender to something that you perceive as less than you. If you believe it is bigger it is being held captive.
If you go to a teacher, be willing to wrestle but be willing to follow their guidance. Otherwise you make your guide impotent, as true teachers can only operate according to your desire.
I believe that at this point in evolution the most generous thing you can do is to let people know what you want and how to give it to you in a way that will gratify you and then acknowledge. I believe this because I believe that most people are backed up in the arena of love and that receiving love is 10 fold more challenging than giving it so you need to start them there.
I believe that there is an entire dimension where things are actually happening, where the real conversations that we are having with each other occur and that most people are not tuned into this so they live in the result of those conversations and not very skillfully. I believe that when we tune into this place we all effortlessly see the same things.
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Travis Tritt
Friday, October 4, 2013
8:00 pm
138 Park Ave West
Mansfield, OH 44902
Presented By: Renaissance Theatre
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Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
This story has sort of been overlooked nationally, but Star-Telegram beat writer Mac Engel had a great report on how the Jerry-T.O. breakup went down. Here's an excerpt from the story, which was told by Jones' No. 1 son, Stephen:
"Jerry Jones explained his decision to release Terrell Owens using a table cloth and a black pen," writes Engel. "The Cowboys owner drew a line and wrote both men's names on each side. He then told Owens that he felt he gave him 100 percent and vice versa, which the receiver agreed with. Then Jones drew an arch over both names and wrote 'Dallas Cowboys.'
"Unfortunately we have this bigger thing up here," Jones said. "Unfortunately I've got to make the decision for what's right for something a lot bigger than you, a lot bigger than me, and a lot bigger than our relationship. It's time for us to part ways business wise.
"Owens' agent, Drew Rosenhaus, immediately stepped in and tried to find a different solution during the meeting last week in South Florida. I've agonized for two months over this decision," Jones said. "I've made up my mind. Let's shake hands and move forward."
It was at that point that agent Drew Rosenhaus jumped from his seat and provided Jones with some other solutions, according to Engel's story. Jones said his decision was final and the meeting ended soon after.
If you're thinking about breaking up with your significant other, Jones has provided a pretty interesting option. Let me know what you guys think?


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Finding Your Story's Place In The Article Listing
The article listing is a list of links to all the stories on the site.
1: To go to the article listing page go to the bar at the top of the screen where it says "Creepypasta Wiki" in large letters then to Site Navigation and click on Article Listing. First select the letter category your story belongs in. A story whose first word starts with L, as in Listen to the Dark, belongs in the L category. Now you need to put your story in the list in alphabetical order starting with the first word. You're looking for titles with the same letters as your title. The same letters in the same order. Listen to the Dark and Lisa have three letters in common: L I S. These letters are also in the same order. That's what you're looking for. Once you find the first letter you go on to the second one. You start with L then look for Li, then Lis and so on. The difference between them is the fourth letter. Lisa has an A, Listen a T. T comes after A in the alphabet so Lisa goes before Listen to the Dark.
If the first words in both titles are the same like Black Dagger and Black Mountain just ignore the first word and go on to the second. Then repeat the proses we went through with Lisa and Listen. Well, D comes before M. That settles it. Black Dagger comes before Black Mountain. It's that simple.
You would do the same thing with Listen to the Dark and Listen to the Silence. You just keep going through the words until you find a difference between them. Then you figure out which letter comes first in the alphabet.
If the words you are comparing have the same letters but one is shorter then the other, like "Fred Frigglehorn Theory" and "Freddy's Bear", you always put the shorter one on top. So "Fred Frigglehorn Theory" comes before "Freddy's Bear". If you like you can think of the space between "Fred" and "Frigglehorn" as a letter that comes before A in the alphabet.
2: It is very important to note that if your title begins with the word "a" or "an" as in "A Wonderful Gift" or "the" as in "The Nightmare" you ignore this word and use the next one instead. So if I want to add "A Wonderful Gift" to the article listing I wouldn't start in A I would start in W. If I want to add "The Nightmare" to the article listing I would start in N not in T. The title of such stories should be displayed as "Wonderful Gift, A" or "Nightmare, The" in the article listing.
Numbers and Symbols
Your title may not start with a letter it may begin with a symbol, punctuation or a number. In this case the article listing category you start in should be the Symbols and Numbers category. It is the first article listing category, located right above A, and is represented by the symbol "#". I can tell you how to organize numbers but unfortunately there is no formal system for alphabetizing symbols and punctuation. All I can give you is my best guess from studying the Symbols and Numbers section on the wiki. The system used on the wiki is not an official system for the wiki or anywhere else. People seem to be making it up as they go along. There are some inconsistencies but I will do my best.
1: The basic order for characters seems to be Numbers, Letters, Symbols and Punctuation, Non-English (Foreign) characters.
2: Organizing numbers is just like organizing letters. Numbers are organized from first to last the same as letters. 0-9 and A-Z. 111 comes before 115 just like AAA comes before AAE. You compare the numbers, look for similarities and when you run out of similarities you have found your story's place. Numbers come before symbols, letters, punctuation and foreign characters. So 111 comes before AAA.
3: In standard alphabetizing systems punctuation is ignored but in this section of the creepypasta wiki when the title does not begin with punctuation, punctuation marks seem to be treated like spaces for the most part. Examples below.
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4: If your title starts with punctuation or a symbol then try to put it with other titles that start with the same mark and alphabetize the title normally from there. The titles in this section often begin with or consist entirely of multiple punctuation marks and symbols. For example: "..." and "........". If all the symbols in the title are the same but one title is smaller you can put the smaller one on top. If the title is made of several different symbols (*$&@) just figure out which character is higher up the list and try to organize the symbols as if they were letters. If your title starts with a punctuation mark or symbol that is not already on the list put it bellow all other punctuation marks and symbols but not bellow foreign characters.


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Turbulence Training is a four-week workout program developed by certified strength and conditioning specialist Craig Ballantyne. The workouts, which are meant to be done three days per week, feature bodyweight exercises that are organized into three sections -- warm-up, strength workout and training intervals. Training intervals are workouts that are organized into bouts of high-intensity and low-intensity exercise. You can choose the type of exercise activity you want to do for the interval component. For example, you could run, jump rope, swim or even exercise on a stationary cardio machine. According to Ballantyne, the high-intensity circuit structure of the workouts burns calories and boosts metabolism to help with weight loss.
Turbulence Training is organized into four-week chunks, where you perform a workout for four weeks and then switch to a different workout. After you've consistently trained for 12 weeks, you take one week off and perform just light, low-intensity workouts. Workouts are done three days per week on nonconsecutive days. If you also weight train, you should do the Turbulence Training workout after your weight workout so your muscles aren't fatigued when you're lifting weights.
Workouts always begin with a dynamic warm-up circuit that takes less than five minutes. The warm-up consists of 10 reps of bodyweight squats or lying hip extensions, 20 seconds of front planks and six to 10 reps of pushups or modified pushups. Go through the circuit two times without any rest between activities.
The strength workout is organized into supersets, which means you go through the battery of exercises in pairs, doing one set of the first exercise followed immediately by the second exercise. In one beginning workout, for example, eight reps of lying hip extensions are paired with 15 seconds of planks, and you're assigned three total sets. Therefore, you do eight reps of lying hip extensions followed by 15 seconds of planks and then go back to lying hip extensions again. You continue back and forth until all three sets of each exercise are complete, and then you move onto the next pairing.
In addition to lying hip extensions and planks, Turbulence Training incorporates bodyweight exercises, like prisoner squats, bird dogs, kneeling pushups, side planks and ab curl-ups for beginners. More intermediate and advanced participants are assigned exercises like regular pushups, one-legged squats, split squats, chin-ups, inverted rows and bicycle crunches.
Each workout in Turbulence Training finishes with a high-intensity interval component that lasts for 20 minutes. Ballantyne assigns an intensity level to each minute of the 20 minutes. The intensity level is given in a range of one to 10, with a level of one equating to very low intensity and a level of 10 meaning maximal exertion. In the beginning interval workout, the first five minutes are used to warm up the body. Minute one is assigned an intensity level of three. Minutes two and three are given level four, and minutes four and five are given level five. Over the next 10 minutes of the workout, the assigned levels of intensity either increase or decrease with each minute. They range from level three to level seven. The final five minutes serve as a cool-down and are assigned an intensity level of three. The intermediate and advanced interval workouts follow a similar warm-up, high-intensity and cool-down structure but reach higher intensity levels.


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Author | exchange4media News Service | Friday, Sep 28,2007 9:37 AM
R Suresh, Managing Director, TNS India, has decided to step down after being with the company for almost two decades. He joined TNS in 1988 and took charge as Managing Director in 2006. He will continue to lead the organisation until the end of the year, while TNS will announce the appointment of a successor in due course. TNS is a global market insight and information group.
Stuart Campbell-Morris, Regional MD, TNS Middle East, Africa and India, commented, "During his time with us, in all our corporate identities over the past 19 years, first as RCG, then MBL-RCG, then NFO and now TNS, Suresh has always been instrumental to our business. He has developed a range of key initiatives, such as a driving a sharper focus to our products and services, structural changes to better serve our clients' needs, and operational changes to improve quality and efficiency."
Suresh has also personally helped in the progress of many individuals who are today an integral part of the market information industry in India and beyond.
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The City Manager is appointed by the City Council to be the administrative head of municipal government operations of the City. The City Manager is responsible for implementing decisions made by the Council, and coordinating those activities through the various City departments, in accordance with the Municipal Code.
The City Manager is also tasked with identifying key areas of interest relating to the City, formulating appropriate responses, and creating policy recommendations for the Council; as well as, budget development, strategic planning, and the economic development of the City. He also represents the City in legislative actions, legal service functions, and provides leadership for the organization.
If you would like to obtain additional information about the City Manager or the City Manager's Office, please call (562) 868-0511, ext 7510.
Thaddeus McCormack, City Manager
Mr. McCormack is the son of Irish immigrants, and grew up in the Whittier area. He attended local public schools and graduated from California High School. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science with an emphasis in Public Administration from Cal State Long Beach and later earned a Master's Degree in Political Science from Cal State Fullerton. Prior to beginning his career in local government, Mr. McCormack worked in the private sector for a number of years with Xerox Corporation in the customer relations field. He began working for the City of Santa Fe Springs as an Administrative Intern in 1998. Since then, he has held the positions of Administrative Assistant, Management Analyst, Assistant to the City Manager, and Assistant City Manager. Mr. McCormack has worked in a variety of areas of the City's operations including Transportation, Waste Management, Public Information, and special projects, to name a few. Mr. McCormack is married and the father of three boys.
If you would like to contact the City Manager, you may send an e-mail or contact the City Manager's Office at (562) 868-0511, ext. 7510.


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I am so not shocked by this. A Manhattan Democrat representative on New York City's Board of Elections, Alan Schulkin, is now saying there is rampant voter fraud in New York City thanks to Mayor (Comrade) de Blasio. Evidently, the mayor has been handing out ID cards instead of driver's licenses for voting and now someone can walk in claiming to be anyone they want to be and get an ID good to go for voting. I assume they can get as many IDs as they want and vote over and over again. That was no mistake by Red de Blasio… he knew exactly what he was doing… he is a communist after all.
We have all known that in the Democratic haven that is New York City, elections have pretty much always been rigged. But now they've reached a new high in voter fraud. All the better to keep Marxists in control indefinitely. Project Veritas has an explosive video showing the admission on voter fraud by officials. The Big Apple is certainly rotten to the core.
From the Conservative Tribune:
Throughout the general election this year, Republican nominee Donald Trump has warned his supporters to be on the lookout for election fraud in November because of how desperate Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton is to win.
An explosive new video shot by Project Veritas, a conservative nonprofit organization, has confirmed many Republicans' worst fears. In the video, the Manhattan Democrat representative on New York City's Board of Elections, Alan Schulkin, essentially admitted that there was rampant voter fraud in New York City thanks to Democrat Mayor Bill de Blasio.
"He gave out ID cards, de Blasio. That's in lieu of a driver's license, but you can use it for anything. But, they didn't vet people to see who they really are. Anybody can go in there and say I am Joe Smith, I want an ID card. It's absurd," Schulkin explained.
"There's a lot of fraud. Not just voter fraud, all kinds of fraud," Schulkin added. I bet. Under Progressive leadership everything is crooked and de Blasio is nothing if not a Progressive's Progressive. The hysterical part here is that Schulkin didn't know he was being recorded and said off the record that he supports voter ID laws… that people should have to… you know… prove who they are before they vote. What a novel concept.
And if you loved what Schulkin had to say about voter IDs, wait till you hear what he has to say about Muslims: "They detonate bombs in the public schools, which we are using. That could disrupt the whole election … Your vote doesn't even count, because they can go in there with a burqa and you don't know if they are a voter," he stated when talking about Muslims voting. Sounds like Schulkin is in the wrong party. Just sayin'.


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TSR Version of Burger King Whopper by Todd Wilbur
READY IN: 8mins
Recipe by iluvclayaiken1978
I haven't tried it yet, but it is the recipe for the Burger King Whopper, so tell me how it is! This is from Todd Wilbur's book Top Secret Recipes. www.TopSecretRecipes.com
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 hamburger bun with sesame seeds
- 1⁄4 lb ground beef
- 1 dash salt
- 3 slices dill pickles
- 1 teaspoon ketchup
- 3 -4 raw onion rings
- 2 slices tomatoes
- 1⁄4 cup chopped lettuce
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat a barbecue grill on high.
- Toast both halves of the bun, face down, in a hot skillet.
- Set aside.
- Form the beef into a thin patty slightly larger than the bun.
- Lightly salt the hamburger patty and cook on the barbecue grill for 2 to 3 minutes per side.
- Build up the burger in the following stacking order from the bottom up: bottom bun, hamburger patty, pickles, ketchup, onion rings, tomatoes, lettuce, mayonnaise, top bun.


text: Think about it. In a world populated by telepaths, how could you ever be certain that your thoughts aren't constantly being read? Would you willingly set foot on such a world, knowing that? Has there ever been any indication (onscreen or in print) that this danger wouldn't be real? One would think - hope - that Betazoids would never read someone's mind without their consent, but has this been confirmed? I mean, look at Lwaxana Troi for example. She is friendly enough (maybe too much ) but I seem to remember a few times where she poked into people's minds unprovoked. Just ask Picard. I'm just guessing here that a native Betazoid can tell if another is reading their mind, but there's no indication that any other race (like a human) could. If one of us sets foot on that planet, a Betazoid could read your mind and you'd never know it.


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Author | Noor Fathima Warsia | Wednesday, Aug 31,2005 8:01 AM
Aakar Patel, Group Editor-in-Chief of Mid-Day, has finally decided its time to move on. Patel is on his way to joining Divya Bhaskar as its Group Editor-in-Chief. Confirming the development, Tariq Ansari, Managing Director, Mid-Day Multimedia, informed that Patel would be with the organisation till the end of November and a replacement would be decided closer to that date.
Patel has been with Mid-Day for six years now. He joined the group as Editor of Mid-Day. Three years later, he became Group Editor and looked after the English, Urdu and Gujarati publications.
Said Ansari, "It has been a pleasure working with Aakar. But he has been expressing for some time now his desire to expand in the language publications domain and play a larger game on that front. So this decision didn't come as a surprise."
The next plan of action is also in place. Ansari said that with a highly competent second level, the operations of the Mid-Day group would proceed smoothly. Agreeing with Ansari, Patel said, "The team at Mid-Day is competent and is the best in the domain."
Commenting on his stint with Mid-Day, Patel said, "Having grown 20 per cent over the last ABC, which is the fastest that Mid-Day has ever grown, I couldn't think of a better way of leaving. My experience here has been fulfilling and fun. I am moving to Gujarat now and needed a great challenge – Divya Bhaskar fits the bill."
In his new role, Patel would be the national head for Divya Bhaskar, where the heads of various centres would be reporting to him. Bhaskar officials expressed that Patel's appointment was in view of Divya Bhaskar's aggressive plans for the future and would strengthen the whole team.
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Syracuse University's MSLIS News blog posts about http://www.librarycareersny.org.
(From NYLINE listserv:)
Librarycareersny.org is a coordinated effort to collect and present information supplied by educators, librarians, and other educational sources for people interested in pursuing a library and information science career.
I'm very flattered that the page about medical librarians includes a link to this blog and a link to the Masterlist of MedLib blogs I started at LISWiki.


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Annabella Gloria Philomena Sciorra (born March 8, 1960) is an American film, television and stage actress.
For Disney, she portrayed Claire Bartel in the 1992 Hollywood Pictures film The Hand That Rocks the Cradle.
She also played Liz Randone in the 1997 Miramax film Cop Land and Ellen Holder in the 1993 Miramax Films film The Night We Never Met.


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Cover da música "Como Se Sente" da banda de Salvador BURIED IN SILENCE (BIS)! O audio travou no final da música, rs! Espero que gostem! \,,/
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