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Professor Emeritus Dr. Mary Bonner honored by alma materMay 17, 2011
Dr. Mary Winstead Bonner, whose association with Emporia State University has spread across four decades, will be honored by her alma mater next month.
Bonner, the second African-American faculty member at ESU, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame of Oklahoma State University's College of Education on June 3 in Stillwater. Bonner joins OSU wrestling coach John Smith of Stillwater, Okla.; and Dr. William "Bill" White of Edmond, Okla., in the 2011 induction class. Dr. Thomas Smith, a two-time OSU graduate and former director of education extension, will receive the honor posthumously.
"The OSU College of Education is extremely proud of these four individuals. All have made a lasting difference in their respective fields and have represented the values of OSU and the College of Education to the highest degree," Interim Dean Robert Davis said.
Induction into the Hall of Fame is the highest honor bestowed by the College. Inductees are chosen by a committee of representatives of the College's Alumni Association, Associates, faculty and administration. This is the College of Education's 13th Hall of Fame class.
Bonner has made Emporia home since 1960 when her husband, Dr. Thomas Bonner, was hired as the first African-American faculty member at Emporia State. He taught mathematics. Mary Bonner earned a bachelor's degree from St. Paul's College, a master's degree from Virginia State University and a doctorate of education in elementary education with specialization in reading from OSU in 1968. She joined the ESU faculty in 1964 teaching in the department of administration, curriculum and instruction.
During her tenure, Mary Bonner served as a faculty senator, was president of Emporia's chapter of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and helped establish the first chartered sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho, to welcome African-American women at ESU.
Both of the Bonners retired from ESU in 1986, but their support of the university and its students continued.
The couple established the Bonner-Bonner Mathematics Scholarship, the first of which was awarded just days before Tom Bonner's death in April 2004. In 1992, they established the Bonner & Bonner Lecture Series, which brought prominent African-Americans to ESU to speak. In 2002, thanks to a grant from Pepsi, the series' mission expanded and was renamed the Bonner & Bonner Diversity Lecture Series. Speakers have included former NAACP Chairman Julian Bond, Olympic champion and Native Ameican Billy Mills and football coach Herman Boone, whose story was told in the movie "Remember the Titans."
In 1998, Mary Bonner was the third person to receive the Ruth Schillinger Award, presented annually by ESU's Ethnic/Gender Studies Program to an individual who has made extraordinary contributions to the women of ESU over a sustained period. The award was established in 1996 when it was presented to Schillinger, the university's last dean of women.
In 2000, Tom and Mary Bonner, both emeritus professors, received the ESU Presidential Award for Distinguished Service to Diversity.
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GUERNSEY: Sussex strengthening ties with Guernsey17-May-2012
Further to the announcement of Sussex County Cricket Club and The Guernsey Cricket Board announcing a formal signing of a 'document of understanding' last month, another landmark event in the partnership will take place tomorrow.
Guernsey will be taking on a Canada XI at The PROBIZ County Ground, Hove, tomorrow in a 'home' fixture, a 50-over match (11.00am start).
Another example of the partnership in action was the joint GCB/SCCC EPP Training Camp in Abu Dhabi over Easter, whilst Sussex's Academy side recently travelled to Guernsey to play a Guernsey XI at King George V Fields, a facility that is planned to be brought up to first-class level in the hope that Sussex will be able to host first team matches over there in the future.
Guernsey Cricket Board CEO, Mark Latter, said, "This is a fantastic opportunity for the guys both to be playing Canada and also at The PROBIZ County Ground in Hove.
"This is further tangible evidence of the benefits of the relationship with Sussex CCC and all at GCB are very grateful to Dave Brooks and the team in Hove for this opportunity."
The GCB will also host their Guernsey Premier League Twenty20 tournament this summer and in another demonstration of Sussex's relationship with Guernsey, Andrew Hodd will play as one of the four Professional Players in the competition.
He follows in the footsteps of team-mate Will Beer who played in the tournament last year whilst former SCCC star James Kirtley is one of the players taking part this season.
Dave Brooks, Sussex's Chief Executive, said "We are delighted to welcome this Guernsey team to Hove for what will be a special day for the County and both teams. It is really important we showcase the talent that the island has so that our partnership may build and flourish."
Guernsey's squad for the match against Canada tomorrow is: Stuart Le Prevost (capt), Jamie Nussbaumer, GH Smit, Ross Kneller, Tom Kimber, Jeremy Frith, Stuart Bisson, Andy Biggins, Tim Duke, Max Ellis, Ben Ferbrache, David Hooper.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif.--Cultural complacency and "uncomplaining" engineers are stunting EDA tool investment and preventing IC companies from keeping up with quickening design complexity, a senior engineering manager at chip vendor Nvidia Corp. said Tuesday (Jan. 29).
"Engineers don't complain enough," said Jonah Alben, Nivida's senior vice president of engineering, said during a keynote address at the DesignCon conference here.
"Engineers like myself tend to ultimately figure out a way to live with whatever environment they're put into," he said. "They don't speak up when everyone else is speaking up in the company about what we want to see in the next-generation product."
That, combined with "cultural complacency"--struggling to navigate new daily challenges and manage priorities--usually prompts companies to tamp investment in EDA tools while under-staffing their methodology-development teams.
"Despite the value of EDA, in general companies tend to under-invest in it, and I'll put my company into that bucket," Alben said.
This is happening at time when there's a widening gap between the growth rate of chip complexity and the ability of tools to, for example, simulate them efficiently, Alben said.
"The problem is we're in this multicore era of CPU. It's good for throughput...but for logic simulators...it's not been great era for them in terms of their intrinsic speed of simulation," he said.
Alben cited the example of a 2008 CPU design that today would be four times as big and complex, while simulation runs would takes 3.4x longer.
In the past, an engineer might have been running two hours worth of simulation tests to find bugs.
"On any given day, you can find a bug, fix a bug. Now they might be looking at eight hours to get feedback," he said. "This is definitely a significant problem we're looking at, and it's only going to get worse as we move forward."


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Septal defects are problems with the structure of the heart. They are present at birth. Septal defects are located on the inside of the heart. They are on a wall that separates the chambers of the heart. There are 2 upper chambers of the heart called atria. 2 lower chambers of the heart are called ventricles.
In a healthy heart, the blood flows from the body to the right atrium. The blood then goes into the right ventricle. The right ventricle pumps this blood to the lungs to pick up fresh oxygen. The blood then returns to the left side of the heart. It enters the left atrium first, then down to the left ventricle. The left ventricle pushes the blood out to the rest of the body.
Septal defects allow the blood to move between the left and right chambers. The blood most often moves from the left side of the heart into the right side. This means that blood that has just returned from the lungs may end up being sent right back to the lungs. As a result, both the heart and lungs have to work harder than they need to work.
There are 3 main types of septal defects:
- Atrial septal defect (ASD)—a hole in the wall between the 2 upper chambers (atrium) of the heart
- Ventricular septal defect (VSD)—a hole in the wall between the 2 lower chambers (ventricles) of the heart
- Atrioventricular septal defect (AVSD)—a combination of ASD, VSD, and problems with opening between chambers called valves
The stress of pushing extra blood to the lungs may lead to heart failure. The following information applies to all 3 of these defects except where noted.
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Factors that may increase the risk of septal defects include:
- Family history of congenital heart defects
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- Certain medications, such as those used to treat seizure disorder
Many people with ASD or VSD do not have symptoms. Large defects and AVSD may cause:
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- Poor growth
A septal defect may be found during a regular exam. The doctor may hear a heart murmur.
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ASD treatment options include:
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- About 40% of all ASDs will close on their own during the first year of life.
- This is more likely to occur with small defects.
- Surgery may be recommended in children with ASDs past 2 years of age.
- An ASD that still exists at age 2 is unlikely to ever close on its own.
- If it is not closed in childhood, it may cause problems in adulthood.
- Some ASDs can be closed without surgery. A device is placed in the hole with cardiac catheterization. This is a process that sends the device to the heart through a large blood vessel.
- No treatment.
VSD treatment options include:
- No treatment.
- Many VSDs will close on their own during the first year of life. This is more likely to occur with small defects.
- Small VSDs that do not close rarely cause problems.
- Surgical repair
- May be needed in children with defects that cause symptoms or do not close after 1 year.
- Medium and large VSDs may cause problems. They may need supportive treatment in the first few months of life until surgery can be done.
- No treatment.
Most infants with AVSD will have symptoms and require treatment. AVSD treatment options include:
- Medication, which can help the heart beat strongly, keep the heart rate regular, or decrease the amount of fluid in the blood flow
- Limiting physical activity
- Surgery to close the defect
- Medication may be needed for infants with septal defects with congestive heart failure.
The type of surgery used most often for septal defects is open-heart surgery. The hole is closed with stitches or a patch. In AVSD, the abnormal valves are also repaired.
Living With Septal Defects
Certain septal defects may increase the risk of infections in the heart. You may need to take antibiotics before certain medical and dental procedures to decrease the risk of this infection. Check with your doctor to see if you need to do this. If you do need to take antibiotics, ask your doctor to explain when they may be needed.
Follow these prevention guidelines:
- Talk to your doctor before considering pregnancy.
- Go to all prenatal screening tests.
- Avoid alcohol and drugs during pregnancy.
- Talk to your doctor about ways to reduce your risk of having a child with Down syndrome. One type of AVSD is associated with the syndrome.
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- Reviewer: Michael Woods, MD, FAAP
- Review Date: 09/2016 -
- Update Date: 08/06/2015 -


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First of all, great post! It really was, and it actually helped me visualize buddhadhatu. In a yummy way.Originally Posted by Jundo
Second of all, I apologize, but my response wasn't meant for you, Jundo (or, well, all my posts are meant for anyone who wants them) but was meant as a response to what I'm often seeing here, that is: somebody starts talking about intellectual stuff, and then, sooner or later, someone comes in and says "Hey guys, stop talking about this, go practice instead". Like intellectual debates aren't supposed to exist in a zen samgha, or that they are stealing time from sitting practice. Maybe for some folks, they are. In my case, no, not at all. There is a time and place for everything. Well, anyway, it gets tiresome after a while, and lately I've been starting to react badly when I'm constantly seeing this attitude (not just here though, in any zen buddhist forum). But that is, of course, my own problem. I should strive to correct this.
Also, as I said, I have no problem with cryptical answers, or short answers, or poetic answers for that matter. But I also have no problem with intellectual answers. Each to his own, right?
Hi Anista,
Understood. I am a lawyer by training (long ago), with a library of about 500 books on Buddhism, Buddhist philosophy, Buddhist history ... and I consider myself a pretty philosophical fellow. I also -do not- appreciate the folks who just yell "MU" or "GO SIT" in the face of any question.
YES, our way is both SITTING/PRACTICE and AN UNDERSTANDING OF BUDDHIST TEACHINGS/PHILOSOPHY/HISTORY to mold and guide the SITTING/PRACTICE. I have spoken about that MANY TIMES (you can see some of my library in this one) ...
http://www.treeleaf.org/sit-a-long/with ... right.html
HOWEVER. we in the Zen corner of Buddhism tend to have a QUICK THRESHOLD and SHORT FUSE for what constitutes "angels on the head of a pin" "chicken and egg" debates and discussions. Such discussions can sometimes aid practice, but often they detract from our way ... BECAUSE WE ARE SO MUCH ABOUT LETTING QUESTIONS BE, LETTING QUESTIONS FADE AWAY AND BECOME THUS "NON-QUESTIONS" ... DROPPING "THE CHICKEN" AND DROPPING "THE EGG".
I do not mean "ignorance", FAR FROM IT! But dropping some questions is often an answer! For example, if you saw two fellows debating the question "Which fly higher and with more grace? green flying elephants or pink flying elephants" ... you might tell them to drop the flying elephants! (maybe drop the bottle of scotch too! 8) )
I wrote the following ...
So, when I find folks trying to "discover Buddha Nature" by discussing "what is Buddha Nature" ... I use the example I mentioned ...[Someone wrote me to ask] "Does Satori provide the answer to the big questions?"
Our Practice provides some very specific (and wonderful) answers to some 'big questions'. For example, Buddhism provides very clear guidance for and understanding of the origins of human suffering in this life. The "Four Noble Truths". for example, provide a formula that effectively describes the sickness and provides the medicine for its treatment or cure.
Our Practice provides some very wonderful answers to other 'big questions' by instructing us to drop the questions as meaningless. Some questions are as pointless as our asking 'how many angels can gather on the head of a pin' or 'what color are the rabbits that live on the moon'. An example of such a question may be "where do we 'go' when we die, and where did we 'come from' before we were born" (I will talk about that in another posting later this week).
Hand in hand with the above, many questions we regularly ask may just be phrased poorly, biased by our narrow, anthropocentric human understanding. An example of that may be "why do 'bad things' happen in the world". When we change the way the question is asked, answers begin to present themselves (I will talk about that too in the coming days). Hitting the "reset button' on so many of our misguided questions are what most of those old Koans are on about, by the way.
And sometimes, Buddhism provides no answer to some 'big questions' (although that may be a kind of 'answer' too!). One such question may be whether or not there is actually a 'God' in the Judeo-Christian sense (and whether, for example, Jesus was 'His Son'). To such questions, our Zen Practice allows us to believe what we wish, or to take no stand at all. I often say:
Is there a "God named 'Jehovah'"? .......... If so, live human life, fetch wood and carry water.
Is there not some "God named 'Jehovah'"? .......... If not, live human life, fetch wood and carry water.
I will also examine that, and related matters, in future postings.
Oh, and I will also talk about what that word 'Satori' means in the coming days.
So, my response for today: Sometimes YES! Sometimes NO! Sometimes WHAT QUESTION?!?!
Gassho, Jundo
It is much like debating and discussing "what is Chocolate?" One should not overly philosophize about chocolate, its chemical make-up, whether "chocolate is a "thing" or a "color" or a "taste" or a "mental state", whether chocolate exists everywhere in the dish or only on the tongue or in the eye which sees it, whether the chocolate comes before the cocoa bean or after the bean, or the shoe size of the President of the Chocolate Company.
One just sits down and TASTES THE CHOCOLATE! 8)
Something like that. We have a quick threshold for "angel on heads of pins."
Gassho, J
Will you please stop with the chocolate metaphors? It causes unecessary suffering to those of us who are not allowed it. And NO! it not all good practice, chocolate pravation is horrible.
Many thanks
Back to banana ketchup it is!Originally Posted by Onshin
ugh no Chocolate?
Now another way of understanding the pudding metaphor could lead some to believe that ours is a practice of cannibalism; if you all were made of pudding, I'm sorry but I think my hunger would take over. hahahaahah :mrgreen:
Someone said this recently; I completely forget (I'm sorry :roll: ). But that's the rub with our practice. We could just sit back and say all is pudding, but we have to realize it and to realize it we have to do the work and the search.
By the way, if you guys would like to have a serious discussion of the nature of "Buddha Nature", please do and I do not mean to discourage you. Just start a new thread and go ahead. It is actually an interesting topic, although also a bit "eye of the beholder".
Same for anyone who wants to debate "green flying elephants"! :wink:
I cannot guaranty that either discussion will "take off", but let's see,
Gassho, J
I think perhaps this question indicates a misunderstanding of the experience of satori. Satori is an intense experiential experience of understanding some aspect of that great understanding we call enlightenment. Satori IS understanding. Satori doesn't "provide" anything, in perhaps the same way that music doesn't provide sound, music IS sound (of what ever sort of sound(s) the particular music is). People seem to think satori is some exotic experience, actually if you can think of some moment when some aspect of your life or reality or whatever was unclear and suddenly you Got It! Suddenly everything about a particular situation was suddenly absolutely clear and vivid and In Your Face (in a wonderful way)(and in your whole being). This is similar to satori only a satori is a much more intense version of this. Perhaps this is useful. For some zennies (or anyone) this happens at some random moment. For some zennies, the experience of understanding is like the dew of many years gently soaking into ones being. And for many people it is both sudden and gradual.Originally Posted by Jundo
For everyone, sudden or gradual, understanding comes over and over throughout one's life. This reflects the second vow "Delusions are inexhaustible - I vow to end them". And in my experience, if I don't understand, reality will keep slamming into my face until I do understand, stop being in denial or whatever.
I hope this was useful to someone
Thank you, Rowan. This above said it very nicely. Like diving into the sea, or walking through a mist as one's sleeves become damp.Originally Posted by Jinho
Gassho, J
Very very fine answer, Jinho. Very fine look on the processs from a Rinzai viewpoint. Perfectly right.
Now, in Dogen teachings, the ultimate cannot be known for when it is, it is not outside of itself. You can only see something if you separate yourself from it, the experience of non-duality leaves no trace whatsoever. That's why a statement like : I have satori is a very crooked statement. One of my first teachers used to say: naturally, automatically, spontaneously... in this, no feed back, just action and awakening as one. People endlessly mentionning their maha kensho ( you certainly know who I am talking about...) are doing a good job bragging about a very limited and crooked experience. Another way to put it is that there is no enlightenment outside activity. Enlightened activity is the blossoming-blooming-unfolding of as-it-isness and in it, no room for navel gazing and once crossed no anniversary celebrations either.
The Dharma is the invitation for everybody to naturally unfold their true nature. Quite ordinary and yet very very wonderful.
A last word: the day you don't mind anymore about being enlightened and stop chasing smokes and mirrors, the day you just taste water as water and wine as wine, is the day the gate of activity is wide open.
I wonder if the conversation might not be abetted by losing some of the more cliched terms like 'unfolding the Buddha nature', etc. Not because they're wrong, but because they've been repeated so many times that they start to lose their effectiveness - it's not the fault of the terms, if we could just come to them with a fresh mind it would be no problem. Maybe it's just me.
That's why Jundo's pudding metaphor, as cheesy as it may be perceived, at least makes you approach the things he's talking about without automatically thinking you understand because you've heard it so much. Or it did for me...
So yeah - Zen is useless so why do you sit? I think zazen being actually useless is not the same as the story 'zen is useless'. My ex-girlfriend used to ask me why I meditated and I'd say 'there is no reason'. She'd say, 'if there is no reason, why do it?'. If I felt like being enigmatic, I'd say, 'Yes.'. If I felt more compassionate, I'd say, 'you'd have to do it to understand - I can't explain it very well.'.
When I sit, zazen becomes useless just by 'engaging the clutch' and not being driven by thoughts. The gears aren't turning, and without anything to push against, the engine drops to a low idle - very occasionally it sputters to a timeless stop before percolating again. Often the gears get engaged in trying to describe what just happened before the clutch is re-engaged.
'Zazen is useless' as an idea is a useless idea that can keep you from sitting zazen or it can be an admonition to stop chasing some peak experience like a dog chasing a car.
'Zazen is useless' in actuality is just zazen - if it moves through your mind without getting stuck anywhere.
Lots of things get stuck in my mind, hitting landmines, causing a lot of heat and light and urgency. Maybe more for me than others. Zazen though, lets things be open so mental objects can pass through.
Thanks, really gave "zazen is useless" a different flavour for me,Originally Posted by disastermouse
Chet, this is not a supermarket. Feel welcome to ignore my pointless posts and I will be happy not to have to worry about customer satisfaction ( such are the ways of spiritual materialism: teach me what I want to hear).
A fresh mind indeed. Ten thousand times you may repeat and read the same sentence until...You see, Chet, just a suggestion: take the fukanzazengi, repeat it until your very bones are soaked with it. That's the Soto way, same old-new-always-old-but-so-very fresh zazen. Repeat it until you die and beyond.
Pop art and excitement and all the thrills of concepts and empty chats and philosophy...Not my cup of tea.
Meanwhile, carried away by your grudge or whatever you may call it, you miss the very core of what I try to say.
Your post is interesting, and you play the same old songs of clouds passing...turning clouds into "mental objects"
Good old song that, unlike you, when found in somebody else's mouth, I like very much.
Hey Taigu,
I really didn't mean to set you off or even really criticize you - I think I latched on to your particular phrase just because it was the most recent similar one I'd heard. My apologies for any unintended offense. I probably should have been more careful seeing as I've said some very critical and reactive things to you frequently AND recently and I could have used more thought in the possible meaning that might have been read into it. For what it's worth, I did admit in the original post that the problem could very well be mine. I think that the reason I brought it up is because it actually did take two readings of your post for me to realize that I hadn't at first let the words sink in - because of their well-worn familiarity. I didn't intend to imply that their familiarity was the same as insincerity.
I'm sorry you didn't appreciate my post and that you find my intentions or expression suspect. Much of this is my fault and to be expected considering my frequent antagonism and criticism of your teaching style.
I'll strive to do better. Gassho.
Thank you, Chet. I also tend to read things far too quickly (an old accademic habit).
Agreed. Any chocolate references will grab my attention. I enjoyed his metaphor so much I shared it with my wife who also thought it was great...and gave us a good laugh.Originally Posted by disastermouse
Also really liked this analogy a lot! Can you explain a bit more on what you mean by the last line? Are you then saying that in the absence of thought (disengaged gears) zazen exists and any attempt at descriptions we lose the essence of what zazen is?Originally Posted by disastermouse
I don't think that a disengaged clutch is absence of thought, just absence of being 'pushed' by it. When the clutch is pressed, you can still rev the engine pretty loud - it's just that the whole apparatus of an identity isn't activated by it, or it's minimally activated.Originally Posted by shards
And then sometimes, very rarely for my ADHD mind, the noise itself putters out and everything just seems 'just thus' - sensation is not producing any commentary at all. This lack of commentary is usually so startling that some aspect of comsciousness notices it and then begins a very loud commentary and then often a sense of identity arises. Then in a bit, the clutch is re-engaged, the excitement dropped, and the mumbling, often incoherent commentary rambles in the background like a snapped string - it's only very minimally giving rise to identity if at all.
Often in my non-zazen thinking and life, the commentary is like a very tight string or like a sharp tool - and everything it touches rattles and creates noise and drags or creates a sense of 'me' along with it. What's most ironically funny is when this very noisy, sharp 'commentary dragging a me' actually thinks that it represents 'lack of engaged commentary'.
Also, Steve Hagen's books and talks are some of my favorite.
I agree with Adam that Johnson's post was well-put. It dovetails with my experience in beginning with Zen. At first, I did it to "learn to mediate" and to "calm my mind", and when I expressed this, I was abruptly browbeaten by someone that was trying to get me to realize the pointlessness of it.
This upset me (sensitive person that I am) and kind of drove me away for a while. However, after some time, I understand that this is a normal point to go to -- how do we get to exploring some spiritual ideas, or any ideas, anyway? We are looking for some benefit.
What is important is, as Johnson says in his post, that you'll get to the pointless point of pointlessness no matter what idea you start from if you are open to it (i.e., you aren't a spiritual materialist to begin with). The point you carried in grows further and further away as you sit.
I would have liked to discover this on my own rather than having it thrown at me, but either way, it happened.
I listen to Norman Fischer's talks, and in one of them, he mentions that people come to Zen invariably looking for some kind of benefit like that...nirvana, relaxation, calm, clarity...and while he knows we won't find that, he affirms that it doesn't matter why we come looking, it just matters that we come, and end up sitting. The pointlessness will be (not-)there when we get around to that non-place.
Um, many people have found nirvana, relaxation, calm and/or clarity as a result of doing zazen. All the people I have ever talked to in fact.Originally Posted by murasaki
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Sometimes the best things are found by leaving the hunt aside and searching over distant hills, realizing what's here all along.Originally Posted by Jinho
I like the Chinese Finger Trap example ...
this one too ...
Gassho, J
The dishes are dirty. Wash them!
I really love that post on "How to Attain Enlightenment". Thank you Jundo-sensei!
It really hits the Middle Path non-nail on its non-head. hahahah
I saved that to a text file so I can read it regularly.
I didn't mean for my previous post to sound so definitively dismissive of various states of calm and/or kensho.
I was trying to express my experience as one of coming to Zen with the idea of having that as THE goal of meditation, and right away being told that that's not what zazen is "for" -- these are difficult things to grasp for a newbie, and it had me confused and conflicted for a long time.
Jinho, if everyone you've ever talked to has attained these states from their zazen, then I congratulate them! It doesn't seem to come as easily for me. I am still learning, please bear with me.
I don't believe that anyone is perfectly enlightened. We are totally imperfect. So we keep practicing and trying to do the best we can. Its more of a process and paying attention to it is sometimes difficult. The calm is in the eye of the storm and its pointless because its always moving.
Hi Jinho,
I think what Julia meant is that there is a big difference between what you expect to find-realize-get and what you end up with in the process. Sawaki Kodo used to decribe Zazen as a way to loose everything.
Yes, you lose everything. We are acquisitive by ego-nature, but zen is (IMHO) a path of letting so much go. Maybe all of us are still a bit heavy with the unnecessary (me especially).Originally Posted by Taigu
Thank you, Taigu!
(Also, sorry to Julia for being so difficult with you in the past)
Hagen is good at communicating that zazen is not just a bigger, prettier chain to carry. When we sit together, we invite one another to put down our chains - not put on prettier chains. I'm very resistant to Dharma names, rituals, and suspicious of teachers. This is also a heavy egoic chain.
after loosing everything for a moment or even if 'still a bit heavy with the unnecessary (me especially)' this is a good songOriginally Posted by disastermouse


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Dean Steven Brown leaves ESU for Mississippi State positionAugust 1, 2011
Dr. Steven Brown, dean of the Emporia State University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences since 2007, has accepted an offer to become dean and associate vice president of the Meridian campus of Mississippi State University.
Brown will remain at ESU until Sept. 30, 2011, to aid the university in the transition to a new dean.
"We are grateful to Dean Brown for the many ways he has improved our College of Liberal Arts and Sciences," said Tes Mehring, ESU's provost and vice president for academic affairs and student life.
Particularly, Brown with the aid of his colleagues restructured the bachelor of interdisciplinary studies degree, creating a more academically coherent and viable program. In addition, he has assisted colleagues working to create an assessment model for general education at ESU and developing new ways to improve academic advising within the college.
Brown has also encouraged funding of an undergraduate research program that provides talented ESU students the opportunity to work on research projects with faculty.
"I will always recall the incredible accomplishments of faculty colleagues and students, in the classroom, lab, studio and performance hall," Brown said. "The work of these talented folks has been, and will continue to be, a priceless treasure for the university, the city and the state."
Before coming to ESU, Brown served as chair of the Department of Music at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. He then became an associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts in that institution.
Originally from eastern Arkansas, Brown received his bachelor's and master's degrees in music education from Arkansas State University. He completed a doctorate in music education at the University of North Texas.
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SQUAD: Sharks aim to head back to the summit15-Aug-2012
Sussex Sharks are aiming to storm back to the summit of Group C of the Clydesdale Bank 40 competition when they host Warwickshire Bears at The PROBIZ County Ground, Hove this evening, in a top of the table clash (4.40pm start).
The Sharks are only a point shy of leaders Warwickshire who occupy the top spot and victory at Hove this evening will put them in the driving seat to reach the semi-final stage of the tournament with matches against Kent Spitfires and Yorkshire Carnegie to come.
Sussex are unbeaten at home in the competition this season and tickets are available on the gate this evening with Adults priced at £20 and Juniors only £5.
The Sussex squad is as follows:
Amjad Khan
WAT Beer
BC Brown (wkt)
JS Gatting
MW Goodwin
Naveed Arif Gondal
EC Joyce (c)
CJ Liddle
MW Machan
CD Nash
MS Panesar
KO Wernars
LJ Wright
MH Yardy
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2013 Honorary Bat Girl Contest winner for the New York Yankees, originally from the Bronx, to be recognized at Yankee Stadium for "Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer"
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Major League Baseball recently announced the 30 winners of the 2013 Honorary Bat Girl Contest that recognizes baseball fans who have been affected by breast cancer and demonstrate a commitment to eradicating the disease. The winner of the Honorary Bat Girl Contest for the New York Yankees is Lisa Forte-Doyle, who will be recognized in a pregame ceremony on Sunday, prior to the Yankees' scheduled 1:05 p.m. game vs. the Toronto Blue Jays.
Forte-Doyle is one of 30 winners, one per MLB Club, who will take part in pregame activities, be honored during an on-field ceremony and will receive pink MLB merchandise and two tickets to the game.
Born and raised on the Grand Concourse, a major thoroughfare near Yankee Stadium, but now living in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Forte-Doyle has been a lifelong and dedicated Yankees fan since she was a young girl. From watching Reggie Jackson hit three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series vs. the Dodgers at the original Yankee Stadium, to rooting for today's team at the current venue, the Yankees have always been a part of her life.
In 2010, Forte-Doyle was diagnosed with breast cancer after a lump discovered in her breast was found to be malignant. After eight sessions of chemotherapy, six weeks of radiation treatment and a mastectomy, she now continues to live her life positively with the Yankees close to her heart. Her selection as the team's 2013 Honorary Bat Girl has been dedicated to her 93-year-old mother, who was also born and raised in New York, and shares her love for the pinstripes.
The Yankees will honor the Forte-Doyle family in a special, pregame ceremony on Sunday, prior to the Yankees-Blue Jays game. Lisa will also help bring the lineup card out to home plate before the first pitch.
Fans across the country shared inspirational stories that provide hope and motivation in the fight against breast cancer, as well as the reasons they or their nominees should represent their favorite team. The 30 Honorary Bat Girl winners were selected by fan votes on HonoraryBatGirl.com along with feedback from a Guest Judging Panel that included CC Sabathia of the New York Yankees, Matt Kemp of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Andrew McCutchen of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Alex Gordon of the Kansas City Royals, Maria Menounos of Extra TV and Sam Ryan, MLB Network host and reporter.
Louisville Slugger, the official bat of MLB, will introduce a new design element to their iconic pink bats that are used by hundreds of players throughout the League on Mother's Day. The hot pink color was introduced in 2012 and this year, it will include the new Louisville Slugger logo, which changed on MLB's Opening Day, marking the bat maker's first logo change in 33 years and only the second significant change in its 129 years in professional baseball. Louisville Slugger and MLB first introduced the pink bat program on Mother's Day in 2006. Fans can obtain their own personalized pink bat by going to going to shop.mlb.com or sluggergifts.com. Game-used Louisville Slugger pink bats from Mother's Day games will be auctioned exclusively on MLB.com to raise funds for the fight against breast cancer.
To further demonstrate their support for the breast cancer cause, players and on-field personnel will wear the symbolic pink ribbon on their uniforms along with pink wrist bands. Commemorative base jewels and dugout lineup cards will also be pink.
The Honorary Bat Girl program was introduced in 2009 to raise additional awareness and support for the annual "Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer" initiative celebrated on Mother's Day. In four years, over 4,000 testimonials have been submitted and more than 10 million fan votes have been cast. Going to Bat Against Breast Cancer is a Major League Baseball initiative supported by its charitable partners Stand Up to Cancer, a charitable program of the Entertainment Industry Foundation, and Susan G. Komen for the Cure. This initiative has set out to raise awareness about the breast cancer cause and funds to support life saving breast cancer research.
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SECOND ELEVEN: Sussex seal Trophy victory over Somerset18-Apr-2012
Sussex's Second Eleven got off to a flying start in the Second Eleven Trophy with victory over Somerset at The PROBIZ County Ground, Hove yesterday.
With the heavy rain in the morning causing the match to be reduced to 33 overs per side, the visitors won the toss and inserted Sussex to bat. The hosts then proceeded to defy the conditions and made 249 for 4 from their allotted overs once played finally got underway at 1.15pm.
Matt Machan led from the front. His unbeaten 86, opening the batting, came from 98 balls and included 9 fours. He was ably assisted by Naveed Arif Gondal and Andy Hodd who both hit 29 before Will Adkin smashed 54 from only 27 balls – an innings which contained 2 fours and a massive 5 sixes propelled Sussex to a more than competitive total.
In reply, Somerset never really looked like making a strong challenge for the total and were dismissed for 137 in little more than 28 overs. Will Beer was the main aggressor with the ball with his leg-spin claiming 4 for 24. Left-arm seamer Lewis Hatchett, who opened the bowling picked up figures of 3 for 21 whilst fellow left-armer Chris Liddle's 2 for 24 completed the innings.
Sussex now face Somerset in a three-day Championship match at The PROBIZ which is set to begin this morning at 11.00am. However heavy rain this morning looks as though the start will be delayed. Click HERE for more updates from the 2nd XI via the SussexSeconds twitter feed for more news on when play will start. Entry is of course FREE.
Yesterday's team: Machan, Jackson, Naveed Arif, Wernars*, Hodd+, Adkin, Liddle, Beer, Graham, Hatchett, Sakande.Somerset: Barrow*+, Abell, Burke, Waller, TD Rouse, Lawrence, Jenkins, Lintott, HP Rouse, Sutton, Querl.


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Pemetrexed/Long Half-Life NSAIDs; Diflunisal
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Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
NSAIDs and diflunisal may prevent your kidneys from removing pemetrexed from your body.
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The amount of pemetrexed in your body may increase and cause more side effects than normally expected.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know right away if you are taking any NSAIDs or diflunisal. Your doctor may want you to stop taking your NSAID or diflunisal for a few days before and a few days after your pemetrexed treatment. Your doctor may want to change the NSAID that you are taking.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
1.Alimta (pemetrexed for injection) US prescribing information. Eli Lilly and Company March, 2015.
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I had something bizarre happen today while in a "hangout" this morning so I thought I would share.
I got up early this morning to meet with someone on G+. Once my meeting was over, I decided to go ahead and sit Zazen before I had to wake my kids up and get them ready for school. So I started a Hangout and invited Treeleaf Zendo as I usually do when I'm siting online. I got settled on my bench and got to it. About 5 minutes in, I hear someone join. I mute my microphone (in case the kids or dogs start raising hell) and leave my speakers on (so I can hear). Usually when someone from Treeleaf joins, there is a little noise and then silence. (I don't face my computer so can't see what is going on). I guess when you invite the Treeleaf Community, it makes it "public" because the gentleman that joined me did not know what was going on. So I start hearing this running monologue in an Australian Accent. He first tries to get my attention, which I ignore thinking he'll get bored and go on to something else. Nope. He then begins, out loud, trying to figure out what it is I'm doing. You know all those thoughts that run through your head when you have an unusual experience? Well, he verbalized all of them. He commented on everything he could see. You should have heard him trying to figure what I had around my neck! (My rakusu) At one point he went on a run with the idea that it was some kind of performance art. This went on for about 10 or 15 minutes with no end in sight. I finally surrendered. I bowed, which I think startled him, and then proceeded to have a nice chat with a young man from Brisbane about what it was I was actually doing.
I spoke to someone in Ireland and Australia, all before 7AM! What an amazing world we live in! :-)