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Take 2 on this tea – this time around I steeped with more leaf.
This is much better now. I guess it really needs more than I usually use – and typically, I use a little extra when I steep anyway… so this one needs about double the ordinary 1 tsp. of tea per teacup… I actually used 1 tbsp.
As it sits here still rather hot, I'm finding the black tea to be the strongest flavor in the cup, and the strawberry comes along followed by a hint of chocolate. I am going to allow it to cool slightly, and see how it changes a bit before I give it a numeric rating though.
Thanks to TeaEqualsBliss for sending me some of this tea to try! It's one that I've been anxious to try for some time now! I mean, how could I resist? With Chocolate and Strawberry? YUM!
While I am very happy that I am having this opportunity to try it, I feel like this is a tea that I need to tinker around with a bit, because I am just not getting the flavor I thought I would. I can taste faint notes of chocolate, faint notes of strawberry, and even the black tea tastes rather indistinct. I will try using a little more leaf next time and see how I fair with it. For now, I'm just not that impressed.
Sorry you were kinda bummed. I did notice the more I tinkered the more I liked! I usually doubled the amount and went for 3 or more minutes to infuse…not sure if that advice would help a little or not…
Yes, it does help. I am going to try having a little more leaf next time. I am also noticing that the flavor develops slightly as it cools a little bit. It's not a bad tea, it's just not as impressive as I expected it to be.
It does morph as it cools! So sorry I pumped it up too much for ya! LOL :P Sorry you were a little bummed
Another mystery tea from Jaime's secret santa package!
It smells amazing. I haven't even brewed it yet, just sniffing the dry leaf – and the blueberry and the jasmine really come together so beautifully in this blend. I've tried blueberry jasmine blends before, but, I don't think I've tried this one yet. So, I look forward to trying it!
The green tea is light with a fresh, somewhat vegetable-like flavor and a bitter note toward the middle of the sip. Not an off-putting bitter, but a savory one. The blueberry is the strongest flavor here, but the jasmine has added her distinctive sweetness to the cup as well. A nicely balanced cup. I like it very much
Thank you Jaime!
I reached for this as my first cuppa this morning. I woke up incredibly early this morning – I just couldn't sleep. Bums me out because it is the holiday break, which means I don't need to get up early to get the little one off to school… oh well.
At least I have something nice and warming to turn to! I love this tea. Strong, malty, slightly smoked, with a nice fruit quality in there too. Very wonderful flavor to this tea.
Lovely. The lavender really comes through nicely here, and I like how the fruit flavors linger throughout the sip. It is deliciously fruit-flavored without being too fruity, and nicely floral without being too flowery. And the rooibos are barely discernible.
A delicious cuppa.
This is the first tea that I tried from the many, many teas that my secret santa (Jaime!) sent to me. She individually wrapped each tea, and sent just enough of each tea for me to taste it and review it. She knows me well! This is absolutely perfect for me, because as much as I like tea, I think what I like best is being able to drink tea and then write about it. Having just this much… is PERFECT, because then I don't have to find a place to stash the rest of it. (there is no such thing as too much tea, but there is such a thing as too little room to keep tea)
So, since these are all individually wrapped, I don't know what I'm going to be selecting until I've selected it and opened it… kind of like the 12 teas of christmas thing, which was a lot of fun for me. Jaime has allowed me to extend that excitement for many many more days! Thank you Jaime!
OK… on to the tea. This is delightful. Delicious. YUMMY even!
Sweet strawberry. I can taste the honey-esque tone to it, and I like that. A beautiful tea!
I am having the last pyramid that I have in my stash… This time around, I can taste more of the cinnamon, which I really like! This really isn't terrible at all.
Why do I find that I enjoy something as I am sipping on the very last of it? It is still not something I am CRAZY about or anything, but, today's cuppa is quite nice actually.
This is a little unexpected, but in a very yummy way. What I expected was something more along the lines of a peppermint tea that has been jazzed up with a little bit of crushed candy cane. But, the vanilla adds a wonderful dimension to this tea that makes it more like a candy cane and less like a breath mint.
A very nice treat! I am glad that Frank found a few of these and added them to his inventory… because it is really YUM!
Nice review this sounds good I wonder how this would compare to candy cane land by celestial seasonings?
This is a decent rooibos blend, but of the four in the Festive Medley package from Suffuse, I would have to say that this one is probably my least favorite. The reason: I can taste the rooibos a little too much here, including that funky aftertaste that I get from rooibos sometimes. I don't really like that aftertaste, and with many of the rooibos blends out there, the flavors added manage to conceal that funkiness… but somehow this one missed the mark.
But, a little bit of brown sugar does fix this, and also enhances the apple pie-like flavor. Not my favorite rooibos blend, but, not horrible.


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Happy birthday, then, Match of the Day. You haven't changed a bit. Really. Not. One. Bit. Technically, Match of the Day doesn't turn 50 until next week, an occasion the BBC will mark by screening a gruellingly cosy, strangulatingly complacent and no doubt hugely compelling documentary. But the anniversary celebrations have already begun, drawing a slew of MotD retrospectives this week, from the well-modulated gush of the career anchorman, to the tempered praise of the professional reviewer, to the snarks and barbs and almost alarming detailed dissections of social media.
And, really, 50 years on this is still perhaps the most interesting thing about Match of the Day. For a rather mild, even childishly simple battered old family estate of a TV football highlight programme it is still capable of inspiring the most furiously nuanced reactions.
These tend to range from a studied and slightly unconvincing nonchalance, right through to a kind of low-level filial devotion borne out of the fact that if you were born in the 20th century in England MotD is almost certainly the means by which you first experienced televised football: it is the mother ship, an object of shared nostalgic affection that has contributed to the programme's air of slightly gooey amour-propre over the years.
Plus, there is the third, most vocal response, that peculiar strain of oedipal rage that seems to circle around this most upsetting of late-evening TV highlight vehicles, the urge to debunk and dissect and tut like teenagers snorting over some incurable parental inadequacy.
In recent years this dissatisfaction has tended to focus on the punditry sections. The present series is effectively the post-Alan Hansen era, with a revised roster charged with filling the space left by its departing giant. Most of them are pretty good. Danny Murphy has a nice urgent, ferrety quality. Martin Keown seems agreeably haunted, offering his opinions in a conspiratorial whisper like a retired undercover policeman with a secret.
Alan Shearer, for a while little more than a shrug, a frown, a shirt, is actually pretty good these days, even strangely edgy, like the kind of man who might grab your wrist at the bus top and hiss something devastating into your face before being bundled away by passers-by.
And then there is the great Gary Lineker, who could present a much better version of the programme on his own given the increasing stature-gap between this eminent and skilful host and his relatively junior panel.
Lineker could even present the show as a fast-paced two-hander, with just one other voice in there, similar to the Football League show on Sky, where the excellent George Gavin and some other footballing personage – Ian Holloway or Aidy Boothroyd – stand either side of a plinth while Gavin performs an intense face-to-face interrogation, like a man who has unexpectedly leaned in across the porcelain divide at the urinal and begun to speak in urgent, unstoppable detail about his ex-wife.
But then it is probably also right that this column should hold some unworkable views of its own about where Match of the Day should go from here. The sense of something awry or dangerously out of kilter has been a part of Match of the Day from the start when the BBC's innovative concept – show some football on TV – led to a dramatic standoff with clubs over fears of an annihilating drain on crowds.
Indeed, from a distance, Match of the Day's defining power struggles now look almost ludicrously parochial: from the room temperature hostilities with The Big Match, to the epic-scale John Motson-Barry Davies face-off (Davies was always the artist-outsider, Motson the gurgling populist), to the first real golden age under Jimmy Hill. English football's great impresario brought with him not just a sense of spiffy-suited pizzazz, but the first televised discussion of tactics, causing in the process something of a stir among players and managers, who pleaded with Hill in private to stop troubling the public with such complex in-house issues.
The temperature changed abruptly in the early 1990s. With the founding of the Premier League this Lego village of small-scale concerns was all but swept away by deregulation from the skies.
It is here that the rage against the sofa begins to seep in, because, let's face it, English football has effectively gone for good: it has escaped, a speck in the distance, disappearing over the horizon with a sense of growth and reach, but also of loss too.
Match of the Day was there right at the start of all this: and here it is now 50 years on gallingly the same, like Karl Benz still puttering around Mannheim in his triple-wheeled Motorwagen, leather helmet in place, while two streets away somebody else has long since invented the autobahn and the V6 engine.
The suspicion that somewhere along the way something valuable has been rather clumsily parcelled out and sold off – the trains, the fields, the meadows, the football – is a defining English characteristic.
It is this fleeing that gives Match of the Day its strained quality, an emblem of some basic wrong turn, of a world in which nothing will ever be quite so cosy or familiar or tweedily domestic ever again.
It has been a gloriously vivid 50 years but in the end you get the late-night football highlights show you deserve and MotD is essentially English football in miniature: complacent, unchanging, and, for all its faults, doggedly and insistently entertaining.
Happy birthday Match of the Day. Here's to many more happy, fraught, delightfully familial returns.


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Egypt's external debt grew by an annual 2.1 per cent in the 12 months ending in September 2012, to sit at $34.7 billion, the latest data from the Central Bank of Egypt showed on Tuesday.
External debt stood at $33.9 in September 2011.
Relative to the Egyptian economy, external debt made up 11.9 per cent of total Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in September 2012 versus 13.2 per cent a year earlier.
Egypt's position with regards to foreign borrowing is generally viewed as being a very healthy one, as total debt makes up 7.4 per cent of receipts from Egyptian exports whether goods or services.
The annual growth was driven by the increase in foreign debt held by the Central Bank, which increased from $1.49 billion in September 2011 to $3.12 billion in September 2012.
The government is the largest external debtor, holding 73.2 per cent of total foreign debts.
Egypt is mulling a $4.8 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for fiscal support.
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Ads for Mother's Day gifts litter the internet. Jewelry and flowers seem to top the must-gives, but these are not the types of things I want for Mother's Day.
For Mother's Day, I would like to give all the mothers of the world a hug and let them know that they are enough. That they don't have to be super-mom, don't need to be perfect - that they only need to love their kids, because in the end it's the love that makes the biggest impact. It is the love that's remembered, the love that's passed on to the next generation.
I want all mothers to feel valued and cared for and loved and to be recognized for the hard work that is mothering. More than that, I want them to embrace their value and fully feel their worth. Mothers do the most important work - they nourish bodies, minds and spirits, giving them deep roots so they may grow and flourish.
I want those who mourn their mothers to take some time to celebrate them and reflect on some of the things their moms brought to their lives that they would like to bring to others' lives. And then incorporate those wonderful things into your own life. I want those of us who will be celebrating with our moms to do the same.
And those not able to celebrate with mom to call your mother. Now. I'll wait.
This Mother's Day, I want to celebrate my Mom. Throughout my thirty-eight years, my Mom has taught me many things. Here are a scant few of the gems of motherly knowledge she's imparted to me:
Be involved, interested, and invested. From elementary school library mom to youth symphony board member to high school band parent, she was always involved in my activities and my education. But not only was she involved, but she was also interested and invested in all the activities. I witnessed a huge difference between my friends' parents who were doing things because they felt obligated to, and my parents, who were involved because they were truly interested and invested .
Take alone time, even if your children find it excruciating. As a child, I was not good at giving my mom alone time. That she would be doing something without me - doing I-didn't-even-know-what - was torturous to my young mind. This is probably why my first couple days of nursery school were a breeze, and the following I-don't-know-how-long was not - I had discovered that my Mom did stuff while I was gone. Without me. Later in my childhood she'd locked the door to the third floor of our house to get some quiet time. I couldn't fathom why she'd need time away from us lovely children, but now, as mama to five, I completely understand, and fully appreciate the wisdom of my Mom's example.
Trust your children. This is the thing I value most about my mom - she trusted me. She not only trusted me to do the right thing, but she trusted me to make mistakes and learn from them. And I made some doozies (sorry, Mom!). She offered great amounts of help when I really needed it, and very little criticism, even during my very rough late-teens and early twenties.
My mom taught me love. Not just a mother's love for her children or a wife's love for her husband, but a love of others - of everyone. She truly loves her friends, and it shows in her interactions with them. It shows in the way her face lights up when she speaks of them and in the things she has to say about them when they're not in her presence. She has "adopted" several children - from foreign exchange students who lived with us for a couple high school semesters and with whom she continues to keep in contact, to my best friend, who is an expected part of all family festivities. And she taught me God's love - not through forcing me to go to CCD classes in my youth, but through the way she treats others, the way she followed her heart to a new church and new growth in faith, and through her encouragement of me to "come and see."
She still trusts me, and helps me, and cheers me on, is involved without overstepping her bounds, and even helps me out with time alone by offering her house, my childhood home, as a place of refuge from time to time - or by taking all five of my kids overnight. She continues to love me and those around her and to live a wonderful example of faith. I love you, Mom!


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Harris Regional Hospital in Sylva, Swain County Hospital in Bryson City and Haywood Regional Medical Center in Clyde, North Carolina, have laid off more than 80 employees in total. "Despite adjustments that have been made over the past several months, inpatient volumes have not rebounded as we had expected and our expenses have continued to exceed revenues, a trend that is unsustainable," said Steve Heatherly, president and CEO of WestCare hospitals which include the Harris and Swain hospitals. MedWest says the reductions will save about $7 million annually.


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Cartoon Noir
Abandoned Cars considers the wreck of the American dream
Noir, be it film or fiction, is as American as street racing and serial killers. What could be more American than deceit, violence and sex? In noir, desperation is a contagious disease. We seldom identify with those who populate such stories unless it's a cool, reserved Philip Marlow type. In fact, noir's pleasures derive from our indifference toward its sad, gullible, often despicable characters. We find them fascinating, but screw 'em—we'd never make the same stupid mistakes.
Tim Lane's dark collection of graphic short stories is full of such people. A sideshow of lost personalities, Abandoned Cars follows folks who've discarded the American dream and created their own nightmare. Set up like a sales pitch, the book's end pages (the only color illustrations besides the cover) depict a gaggle of humanity at Coney Island swirling beneath signs for beer, cotton candy and hot sausage. The opening pages are a hard sell for "The Great American Mythological Drama" ("Big, Bold, Buoyant . . . The Dream Ride That Never Gets Old!"). Somehow that dream resembles a 1940 Chevy. A few pages inside, past the full-page portrait of Marlon Brando, a carnival barker continues the spiel, asking us to question the bearded lady and to keep our hats on. Then things really get strange.
The stories, sharply drawn in shades of black and white, mostly take place in barrooms, bedrooms, freight yards and behind the wheel of a car. Each is preluded by an installment of a sick, serial saga framed by wide black borders. To keep the comic mood, "American Cut-Out Collectibles" are interspersed among the stories. These snip-and-paste figures include Crazy Dude, Chuck Berry (old and young), Tai-Chi Larry, the Rockabillies and the Magnificent Old Time Grifter. Collect them all!
If you think this bit of comic-book camp keeps the darkness down, think again. The first story moves quickly past a fired carnival worker itching for a fight to an old guy shooting himself in the face, a mass murderer and a fatal car wreck. Subtlety may be in short supply, but gore is not. The tales that follow are considered, less violent and truer to (low) life. While noir fiction often turns on crime and its unraveling, these stories are more about alienation and its consequences. The drama in "The Great American Mythological Drama" occurs when the American Dream, dark and convoluted as any frustrated desire, runs head-on into real life. Then all hell breaks loose.
Abandoned Cars looks back some 60 years to the glory days of comic books, when violent, risqué crime and detective monthlies were thought to have a negative influence on young readers (see social critic David Hajdu's recent The Ten-Cent Plague: The Great Comic-Book Scare and How It Changed America). Part pulp, part low art, comics have always been the perfect noir medium, and Lane continues that tradition. The look transcends time and space. Old-timers mix with longhairs. Big-finned Cadillacs; classic, muscular Camaros; and steam engines cross the pages. Elvis sings, Miles plays trumpet, and Tyrone Power tells Gene Tierney he wants to do more with his life than sell bonds. Forrest Gump is showing at the small-town theater. The look is retro, the circumstances contemporary, the dilemmas timeless.
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Three autobiographical sections titled "Spirit" give Lane time to muse while hopping freights and wandering across desolate rural landscapes. It's there, in a full-page panel, he claims Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway, Jack London and others as inspiration. But the remaining 15 tales take on the tone and tenor of pulp heroes Jim Thompson (After Dark My Sweet), Harry Whittington (A Ticket to Hell), Charles Willeford (Cockfighter) and other authors whose tales of the desperate were published by Black Lizard press in its noir reissues of the 1980s. The last story is the most classic American noir tale of all, "The Story of Stagger Lee."
Lane isn't shy about calling up well-worn symbols of American drama. The book's title may refer to the abandoned car left after a bloody accident, but it's also a symbol of what's left of the wreck of our dreams. Those Coney Island banners hawking pizza, kebabs and knishes as well as burgers and clams on the half-shell hang above a low-class crowd of varied ethnicities all lost in themselves. When Lane attempts to explain his mythological drama in prose, he loses focus. "Maybe articulating it is so difficult because the drama is so huge," he surrenders. Then he redeems himself on the next two pages with the image of a swank Buick cruiser driven by a man in a fedora heading into the night. The quote beneath it from William T. Vollman reads, "I go my own bumbling way . . . until I am there." It's the perfect coda.
Abandoned Cars: Stories by Tim Lane; Fantagraphics Books; www.fantagraphics.com. Hardcover, 168 pages, $22.99.


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Tom Rosenthal (son of Ronny!) scores solo wonder goal for Belgium U18s v Luxembourg
Stick with us for this one, as its good and you could well be hearing a lot more from Tom Rosenthal.
Israeli legend (he of that famous miss for Liverpool at Aston Villa and that hat-trick for Spurs at Southampton) Ronnie Rosenthal has an 18-year-old son.
Said offspring Tom Rosenthal plays his club football for Watford and at international level for Belgium.
We can only imagine that Tom has chosen to play for Belgium (who wouldn't these days!) after Ronnie spent a time at Club Brugge and Standard Liege in the 1980s before heading to Liverpool, and married a woman of Belgian origin.
(Without getting all Adnan Januzaj on you, presumably Tom Rosenthal can still choose to play for Israel or England at international level in the future.)
Tom Rosenthal played for Belgium Under-18s in midweek and scored a goal that has been compared in the Belgian press to a Diego Maradona solo special.
Comparing it to El Diego might be a bit much but it is rather special…
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LOCKPORT – One of two Niagara Falls men charged with trying to steal copper pipe from a vacant home in that city April 6 was arraigned on a four-count indictment Friday in Niagara County Court.
Jose C. Rivera, 22, of Fourth Street, pleaded not guilty to third-degree burglary, third-degree criminal mischief, resisting arrest and attempted petit larceny.
Also indicted on the same charges but not yet arraigned was Alberto A. Torres-Roman, 18, of Michigan Avenue.
Police said a neighbor called 911 about intruders at the Seventh Street house, and officers caught one of the suspects at the scene and the other after a brief foot chase. About 150 feet of freshly cut copper pipe was found stacked in the basement as water leaked from damaged pipes, police reported at the time.


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Partners star Sophia Bush is well-known not only for her chosen career as a actress, but also for her serious sense of style and her commitment to philanthropy. We recently sat down with Sophia at the Luxe Rodeo Drive hotel in Beverly Hills to hear why she decided to tackle comedy after several years on One Tree Hill. We also found out why she's not afraid to speak her mind when it comes to politics and social issues, and talked about some of her favorite fashion moments. Sophia even shared some exciting news about her efforts with the education nonprofit Pencils of Promise exclusively with us!
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Hey, hey friends! It's taken me a lot longer to recover from SNAP than I thought it would. I still have so much to share about the conference! We went to Disneyland for three days then the next day headed to SNAP for four and I think it took a toll on my immune system, because let's face it..that's a lot of people to come in contact with! I'm feeling so much better and ready to get back to sharing some fun things with you this week. Today I have a quick and easy craft to share that you can literally make in minutes. This embossed Happy Birthday gift tag is a great way to embellish a gift and personalize for the special recipient.
The first thing I did was take a plain white gift tag and letterpress Happy Birthday on it. For some reason out of all the stamps I have I couldn't find a Happy Birthday stamp. If you have a stamp use that to make it even easier.
For the cake I used the new Detailz Dies from Lifestyle Crafts. The cake came with the Party Die Set along with a cute pennant banner and candle. With these new dies you can die cut, emboss, and stencil all-in-one! I love the detail embossing gives to my papercraft projects, you can see it in the picture below.
I like simple and white space but it was a little too plain for me, so I added the yellow trim on the bottom and a pink bow on top. I also placed adhesive pearls on the cake for added detail.
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GREEN BAY - Green Bay police say some people in the city are getting threatening calls from fake IRS agents.
Callers claim a person owes a significant amount of back taxes.
Police say a woman got a call Friday from a man who said if she didn't pay $1,200 someone would show up at her door to arrest her.
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UT Arlington racing teams compete in 10th annual autocross
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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ARLINGTON - Collegiate auto racing teams from across North America will meet July 10 and 11, 2010, at The University of Texas at Arlington for the 10th Annual Texas Autocross Weekend to test their skills at driving cars of their own making.
Racing starts at 8:30 a.m. on Lot 49, at the southeast corner of the intersection of South Cooper and Mitchell streets. The teams break for lunch, then race from 1 to 5 p.m.
Cars in the event are designed, built and driven by college students as participants in the Society of Automotive Engineers' Formula SAE program. The small scale cars are powered by motorcycle engines up to 600cc; a hybrid electric FSAE car will enter this year, too.
"Students learn so much about automotive engineering that you could never teach in a classroom," said Bob Woods, UT Arlington mechanical engineering professor and sponsor of FSAE racing. "They conceive, budget, design, build, fine-tune and drive these cars. They put in 20 hours a week and sometimes more to do all that."
Autocross is a form of racing involving a pattern of sweeping and hairpin turns, slaloms and chicanes. Cars race against the clock and will be timed by local autocross club Equipe Rapide. The best time out of three runs determines the score for each driver. The fastest time wins.
A decade ago, the competition featured five cars. This year, 35 cars from 14 different universities are participating. Other than UT Arlington, they UT Austin, UT San Antonio, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, University of Oklahoma, University of Kansas, Kansas State University, Wichita State University, University of South Florida, Iowa State University, University of New Mexico, University of Missouri-Columbia and University of Windsor, Canada.
"This event is just for bragging rights," Woods said. "The national engineering competition is held once a year, so this event serves as a place where students can visit with each other and trade rides without the pressure of competition and secrecy. They form lifelong friendships. It's a chance for them to relax and let their hair down."
On Sunday, July 11, the competition moves to Bedford in the parking lot of Pennington Field on Central Drive south of Highway 183. Teams will participate in Equipe Rapide's monthly autocross meet.
Events on both days are open to the public with no admission fee.
Woods said the Autocross teams have built better, more efficient and faster cars over the years as teams pass along innovations.
Major Formula SAE competitions are held annually in Detroit and around the world. The UT Arlington team placed sixth in the spring 2010 competition against 120 teams. UT Arlington teams have won the Detroit event eight times and they have also won at competitions in Great Britain, Australia and Japan.
UT Arlington's Formula SAE program is housed in the College of Engineering's Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering division. The SAE work is representative of the kind of hands-on research under way at the University of nearly 29,000 in the heart of North Texas.
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Maybe it is too soon for him to be reading these books, though, to be fair. The 5 Love Languages shouldn't be a problem, I would think. Does he speak your Love Language? We started reading Not Just Friends about 8 months after d-day and parts of it were pretty triggery for us.
"Oh, why do my actions have consequences?" ~ Homer Simpson
"She knew my one weakness: That I'm weak." ~ Homer Simpson
He originally told me A books "hit too close to home" and were too painful
my husband has the same problem. I'm not sure if it's a man thing or a shame thing or what? I'm a wayward too and dont' have this issue. I relish the opportunity to learn more about myself and what I need to do to become healthy.
But I do think some people can take only so much.
As someone else pointed out here - he should be doing what YOU need him to do. Not what he necessarily wants to do or lack thereof. If this is a need of yours, insist on it.
I've heard a lot of good things about this book, and it is very compact - just under 100 pages. Should be a blip on the radar screen for him to finish this one, yet at the same time the subject material could open up some good discussions between you two.
Has his IC or MC made any reading recommendations to him? Maybe there would be some reading that would be beneficial to him that isn't necessarily directly related to the A, but related to working on him self, dealing with FOO issues, etc.
At the very least, I would think he'd be able to split his time between his reading for entertainment, and his reading of A-related/healing-related material, IMHO.
This smacks of avoidance, rugsweeping and entitlement to me. He doesn't want to face what he has done, and he won't do it just because you want him to. That's what this says to me.
Doesn't he owe that to you? Being as you have no choice but to face it every day?
Frankly if he won't dig deep and face it when it gets 'uncomforatble' for him - how is he every going to 'really' understand what was in him that allowed him to think it was OK to betray you? Avoiding what was broken in him won't make it go away. If he refuses to face it now, and work on it, how can he ever ensure that he won't do it again?
Personally, I think this is a big issue. He's not meant to feel 'comfortable' He's meant to be doing the work to make himself safe. He didn't consider your feelings when he had an affair - and he's not considering them (or at least not putting them before his own comfort) now.
It's hard because I think at most times in life, if someone is clearly trying so hard to make you happy you don't look for the one thing they're not doing and criticize, but in light of what he did, it really does feel like yes, you need to do EVERYTHING right. It's not my style at all, but it seems like not a single step can be left out.
Certainly not a step as big as this one. Doing everything to make you happy now is a very good move on his part, but ultimately not good enough. It won't make your marriage a 'safe' place for you if he doesn't make himself 'safe' for you.
I'm not trying to hurt you by being so frank naivewife, quite the opposite in fact, so please forgive me for it. But him facing what he did, owning that he chose to do it and persistently digging and looking at it, no matter how 'uncomfortable for him' it gets - is what he has to do - what he owes you - and him finding out how and why he chose to betray you like that is about as vital for your marriage as it gets. It being 'too close to home' and 'painful' for him to do it is a complete cop-out and a dangerous one for you going forward. It's completely selfish and him still putting himself first. Believe me, it's not my style to be this hard or pushy either, but for some things you've just got to be. For your own sake.
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Yeah dude just shake it off... there is no need beating yourself up over one girl. Think of all the sexy surfer girls out there and just straight sexy girls out there... if things were truely meant to be between you two then in the end sh*t will work out between you two... I suggest keeping things on the friend basis with her though just incase... but in the meantime experience the world and all the sexy girls it has to offer
Life goes on, drink a pint of JD and get over it.
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And this too shall pass. This realy helped me - think of the first girl that broke your heart, then how you feel about her now
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" you're having girls problems and I feel bad for you son. I got 99 problems but a ***** ain't one"
Dude you're waaay too young to get bent out of shape over this. I'm sure she's not the first and she won't be the last.
On to the next one my friend! The best thing you can do is not pay any attention to the "ex" and go find the next one. The last thing you want to do is let her know that it bothers you, like someone already said; it will empower her.
All girls are about the chase so whether you want her back or you just want to "get back" at her, you need to go find another girl. The other girl could be a pawn, used only for getting your Ex back. On the other hand, (and this is my favorite) make your Ex feel like **** and rub every girl you bang in her face!
Confidence is key, go get em brotha!
going thru the same ****. it sucks dude just go surf, train and stick with close friends. they will always treat you better than girls, plus teenage girls are ****ing insane, sorry girls but you are


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A total of 300 homes could be built on fields next to a nature conservation site and ancient woodland to the north west of Cardiff .
Plans to develop the 24-acre of land to the south of Radyr and north of St Fagans have been submitted to Cardiff council .
It is the latest application to be submitted for land which is on the edge of the wider Plasdwr masterplan for a "garden city" of 7,000 homes to the north west of the city.
Running alongside the site is Llantrisant Road, which would provide access to the development, called Goitre Fach.
Read more: The eight sites that were allocated for tens of thousands of new homes in Cardiff
Plans for first 630 homes approved
Plans for the first 630 homes of the Plasdwr development were approved by councillors at a meeting on Wednesday.
Now plans for Goitre Fach have also been submitted for councillors to consider.
The homes would be built on one of the so-called "strategic sites" outlined in the city's local development plan (LDP) as an area for residential, employment and other development.
But local councillor Graham Thomas said he was concerned that the application did not give enough consideration to infrastructure including transport and school places for youngsters.
Coun Thomas, the Conservative representative for Creigiau and St Fagans, said he would be objecting to the proposal on that basis – and added that although he was pleased the city now had an LDP he was saddened that more greenfield land would be built upon.
He said: "We need to think bigger before putting in these sorts of applications.
"Transport is a big problem. Llantrisant Road is the main arterial route into north west Cardiff and it's already congested. How would it cope with all this extra traffic?"
Read more: Why these new homes are vital to Cardiff's future: the planning expert's view
'Variety of retail and leisure, education, employment and health facilities'
In a design and access statement submitted as part of the application for Barratt David Wilson, agents RPS said: "The vision for this development is to provide a sustainable development that respects the site's existing features and creates an attractive and well integrated neighbourhood at Goitre Fach Farm."
In relation to infrastructure plans, it also says: "Although located in a rural setting the neighbouring settlements of Radyr, Radyr Court, Pentyrch and Danescourt are within two miles of the site, offering a number of established retail, leisure, education, employment and health facilities.
"The site benefits from being in close proximity to the future development at Plasdwr. The development proposes a number of local centres throughout the site and will provide a variety of retail and leisure, education, employment and health facilities."
The developers also say they want to ensure the development was in keeping with the garden city plans for Plasdwr.
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The name my husband and I both love for our first baby is Aisla Grace Fluty. Aisla pronounced (eye-la). We just don't love the other spellings, such as Isla or Ayla as much. Though I've found historical references to the name as spelled, and others who have named their little ones using the same spelling I am afraid of giving my daughter a name that will be so hard for people to pronounce or spell that it will be a nightmare for her into adulthood. Any of you have experience with super uncommon names/spellings?


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Neillsville man dies after getting punched in bar fight
A central Wisconsin man has died, two days after he was punched in a bar fight.
Keith Young, 43, of Neillsville suffered head injuries early Sunday at the Brickyard tavern in Neillsville. He died Tuesday morning at a Marshfield hospital.
Tyler Meier, 36, of Shawano was charged on Monday with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct.
Those charges could be upgraded now that the victim has died but Clark County prosecutors won't make a decision until Young's autopsy results are complete.
Investigators said Young pushed Meier in the chest - and the two argued before Meier hit him, and the victim fell to the floor.


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Mr. Burns Endorses Mitt Romney in New Video
It's the day before the election, and the Mitt Romney endorsements are flying in! The first came from Joss Whedon (who strongly believes Romney can jumpstart the zombie apocalypse)...
It's the day before the election, and the Mitt Romney endorsements are flying in! The first came from Joss Whedon (who strongly believes Romney can jumpstart the zombie apocalypse)...
While it's no "binders full of women," Obama got off a pretty good zinger during last night's presidential debate when he told Romney that in addition to fewer ships, our military also has fewer horses and bayonets.
Tonight in Boca Raton, Florida, President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney sat down for their third and final debate before the upcoming election...
I don't think I've laughed as hard at a political parody in my life. Before tonight's final debate, sit down with someone you love and try to keep a straight face! You may see tonight's match-up differently :-)
If you asked 100 random Mitt Romney supporters which pop star they preferred – Lady Gaga or Britney Spears -- you'd probably pick Brit Brit, right?
Everyone and their mother is crankin' out 'Gangnam Style' parodies these days. No, seriously-- don't you remember the mother-son pair who did an awesome rendition of PSY's giddyup move?
You'd think that after seeing versions from cats to Trekkies and everything in between we'd be a little sick of this craze, right?
Boy, that was one exciting presidential debate the other night. First there was the "binders full of women" debacle. Then one of Mitt Romney's sons said he wanted to punch the president. And now, somebody noticed the expression on Josh Romney's face during the debate, and this has happened. Memes, glorious memes capitalizing on the ... intense expression young Romney is making. These are our favorites.
If you are one of the many people still scraping off your TV after Tuesday's presidential-debate mud-slinging, then perhaps it is time for you to take a "poo-litical" stand and invest in some presidential poop bags.
To help you out with obtaining such novel effects is the Fort Worth, Texas-based company Therapoo, which has just released an arsenal of dog-poop bags branded with the cartoon mugs of both President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney.
Last night's presidential debate was a little intense. This video ought to make you feel better. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney coming together to perform Katy Perry's 'Hot and Cold.'
On boy, that was an uncomfortable moment last night when Mitt Romney bragged about having "binders full of women." We wonder if he instantly knew, as we did, that was a creepy-sounding thing to say, and soon there would be memes, memes EVERYWHERE!


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SiliconX puts IC supply chain on-line
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SAN JOSE, Calif.In a bold attempt to provide a central on-line location for the entire IC design and manufacturing "supply chain," SiliconX Inc. is announcing its plans this week and is field-testing an early version of its web site. The startup company includes EDA and Silicon Valley veterans and is backed by private and corporate venture capital.
While various other Internet sites have emerged to tackle specific aspects of semiconductor design, SiliconX wants to be the one site that offers it all. In addition to informational resources, such as news, calendar listings and directories, the company wants to enable and profit from a variety of transactions. These include the purchase of silicon intellectual property (IP), application service provider (ASP) use of EDA tools, and engagement of services in design, manufacturing, packaging, and test.
"There are many individual sites, but they don't offer enough value to the user and there's very little focus on IC design," said Judy Owen, SiliconX chairman and chief executive. "We're trying to bring about a community that's actually focused on getting silicon done."
A former chip designer, Owen founded Wireless Access in 1991, serving as its president and chief executive until its $100 million acquisition by Glenayre Technologies in 1997. Also active in SiliconX management is board member Doug Fairbairn, founder of Redwood Design Automation and first president of the Virtual Socket Interface Alliance (VSIA).
Klaus ten Hagen, SiliconX vice-president of engineering, held senior management positions at Synopsys. Baruch Deutsch, SiliconX vice-president of marketing, held senior marketing positions at such companies as Daisy Systems, Cadence Design Systems and Tegrity. SiliconX has attracted $1 million in venture capital and has commitments for $4 million more, Owen said.
The web site that's currently up is a "beta test" version, Owen said. The company expects to launch a more full-fledged version in time for this June's Design Automation Conference, and to announce some third-party partnerships starting in April.
While there are many e-commerce sites addressing electronic design, most of themsuch as Chipcenter, Partminer, and WebPRNfocus primarily on providing components and services for board designers. Cadence Design Systems next week is expected to add to this mix with an Internet spinoff company that will expand the original OrCAD activeparts.com site.
SiliconX is different because of its focus on chip design. Thus, it's concerned not with component sales, but with EDA tools, IP, libraries, and design and manufacturing services.
Informational resources at SiliconX include news, although the company is not an editorial content creator and will look to partner in this area. A "resource locator," now under development, will use intelligent search engines to link users to tools, services, technology, and manufacturers. Also planned are a series of topical on-line forums moderated by industry leaders.
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But the real mission of SiliconX, said Owen, is to build an "infrastructure" for e-commerce. The company is building a "services mall" that will link users with design services, EDA tools, IP, foundries, and packaging and test firms.
"We allow people to configure transactional exchanges more quickly," Owen said. For example, she said, SiliconX can bring together IP providers and purchasers by building the "underlying infrastructure" for an on-line exchange. It's not yet clear exactly what services SiliconX would provide, especially in comparison to the Virtual Component Exchange (VCX), which has a very similar goal.
Owen said that VCX could provide the underlying technology for the kinds of IP exchanges SiliconX will enable. Nothing specific has been announced - but Andy Travers, VCX CEO, is one of the industry figures who is publicly announcing support for SiliconX.
In the EDA realm, SiliconX will seek to enable the ASP usage of tools on a pay-per-use basis. Individual vendors are already doing this on their own web sites, as most recently seen with Monterey Design Automation's eDolphin product (see March 13, p. 1). But Owen believes that Monterey and other EDA vendors have much to gain by working with SiliconX.
"They'd have more feet on the street doing support," she said. "We can build a server farm on top of a co-location facility and support it. We could even support a company like Monterey for their own internal use." SiliconX is not yet announcing any EDA vendor partnerships, but hopes to do so in April.
Beyond IP and EDA tool usage, SiliconX will offer "request for quote" (RFQ) capabilities for a range of design and manufacturing services. While many web sites offer high-tech services, SiliconX will be much more focused on chip design than others, Owen said.
The company will derive some revenue from advertising, but will mostly seek to make money by taking a share of the transactions it enables, Owen said.
Among those announcing support for SiliconX are Jim Fiebiger, former president of VLSI Technology and a board member of the new company. "SiliconX will provide a path to silicon that will include design, manufacturing and test, helping accelerate products into the marketplace," Fiebiger said.
Others expressing support for SiliconX include Gabe Moretti, chair of VHDL International; Dennis Brophy, chair of Open Verilog International; and Mark Miller, chairman of the Rapid IP business consortium.


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ESPN and Marvel made a comic to explain how LeBron James will get seven rings
In the summer of 2010, the Miami Heat introduced LeBron James and Chris Bosh (alongside Dwyane Wade) in an arrogant welcome party that instantly became the go-to reference for any fan looking to explain an intense dislike for the team. The worst part, according to those detractors, was that LeBron suggested they'd win up to seven championships before they'd even suited up for a real game. It was all pretty off-putting, even if the hate went overboard at the time.
Now that LeBron actually has a championship, it's easier to joke about that moment, even if he's still a ways off from the promised seven titles. And jokes we now have, in the form of a Marvel/ESPN the Magazine team-up that brings us into the future to see how LBJ will go about rewriting the NBA record books. In the image above, you'll see one example. Yes, it involves Eddy Curry, a near-death Mike Miller, and a post-death, zombified version of Shane Battier capable of playing 48 minutes per game with absolutely no drop in single-minded, brain-focused effort.
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There's much, much more. After the jump, check out another image, plus a hint at some of the other scenarios in this comic.
It seems unlikely that LeBron will join up with Steve Nash, Kobe Bryant, and other aging stars when they're collecting Social Security checks, but who knows where the NBA will be more than a decade from now. I mean, this comic also predicts that Dan Gilbert will still own the Cleveland Cavaliers at that time, and he'll tell anyone who listens that his small-market business needs as much help as possible. Maybe we're heading for NBA boom times!
While the vast majority of this comic is pretty funny, I have to take issue with one situation Marvel and ESPN used. I greatly enjoy the idea that LeBron will start a trend of players mechanizing their bodies to stay healthy and relevant well beyond their physical primes, but that idea was already depicted in stunning detail by Tom Scharpling of The Classical in June. (Note: I am a founder and staffer for The Classical.) I hope Marvel cleared this idea with Tom, because he has an entire army of followers ready to attack all foes. Just ask Chuck Woolery.


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Re: [Wisdom-l] Bhanu: Kishore Mahbubani ?
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- My Dear Pat, Namaste.
(The Story of Second Titanic)
am reminded of a joke when one talks about Kishore Mahbubani*s recognition of
western worth in such terms as *Seven Pillars of Western Wisdom* (viz.
Free-market economics, Science and Technology, Meritocracy, Pragmatism, Culture
of Peace, Rule of Law, Education).
joke is this. You (a woman) meet somebody (another woman) for whom you develop
soon a liking for reasons unknown to you and inquire of her some personal
details. Your fondness for this person ascends as you listen to attractive
self-descriptions whose plausibility you have already assumed. How nice it was
to know that this potential friend was an artist, a singer, an engineer, a
social worker and so on! However, she would like to whisper the last point about
her into your ear, feeling a bit coy over the fact that you wouldn*t probably
like the last characteristic. And she finally tells you that she is in the grip
of the habit of lying!!
you would now be ashamed of your altruism of believing the woman as this moral
retrogression was enough to annul all of her purported positive features. The
last personal feature whispered into your ears is indeed the *absolute retrograde*.
what if one or more Kishorean Pillars of purported Western Wisdom happens to be
a socio-culture retrograde? An absolute socio-cultural retrograde?
you take a close look at these seven pillars of wisdom, you find each one of them
to be a composite agent of civilization, not a singular/ elementary one. These
composites could be riddled with deficiency and redundancy.
example, free market economics can not be deemed to be benign at all if it is
to implicitly acknowledge the in-built vice of encouraging unlimited
superfluity of choices about the most redundant material requirement - at the
cost of longevity of our planet (that is being deemed to cradle the peak
evolution of universe).
and technology isn*t a lay option available unconditionally without a
socio-cultural prelude and moral-instinctive pre-condition.
inadequately conceived meritocracy runs the risk of being overwhelmed by
snobbish vagary of education.
contaminated with conceit could, if not rectified in time, turn into virtual
cannibalism at some stage.
of law could turn into a piece of deceptive rhetoric if promulgation of law as
an integral part of national sovereignty was to be devoid of the concern of
nationalizing wisdom and jurisprudence.
of peace could be a redundantly altruist notion if it doesn*t consider any
objective higher than mere peaceful coexistence.
seven composite agents of civilization need to be resolved into their
elementary components firstly and then, the retrograde components must be
isolated and quarantined as germs of apocalypse. The identities of individual
agents need to be expressed as permutation-combination of their elements and
any agent with in-built retrograde element is to be stricken off.
many of these purported pillars of western wisdom will survive this ingenious
intellectual operation to assign a semblance of dignity and ascribe a semblance
of superiority to US/ West? In other words, Kishore needs to brace up to clear
own vision. Because this intellectual exercise will also clarify if Kishore-perceived
American-Western wisdom and image is indeed positive or is mostly mistaken. He
could have mistaken imposed dignity and brute superiority for proof of wisdom
Kishore*s perception of the East is also equally
indiscriminate and lopsided. Take the two prominent corners of Eastern
Hemisphere viz. China and India. He appears to have reckoned both equal with
respect to respective march to modernity, weltanschauug (worldview), actual
self-worth, implementation of personal freedom, capacity to embrace the West
and multitude of aspects of civilization Kishore Mahbubani so ornately spells.
He couldn*t be more wrong.
can he be expected to be even marginally right in this comparative study if he
doesn*t have and doesn*t look for the cardinal/ absolute index of society/
culture/ civilization? The easiest and the best one probably is the index of
crime/ immorality. Has he ever put India on crime/ immorality scale? Has he
ever witnessed/ imagined the ghastliness of the actual Indian social scenario?
Or, has he again made the mistake of seeing through the warped American eye
that may discount million socio-cultural deaths of another country (third-word
country) to capitalize on few conducive/ selected politicizable cases of
purported/ fictitious *human right violation* underscoring a lopsided sense of morality
and justice?
commits the double-fault of overestimating classical West/ US and Modern India,
the two chameleons. This makes his international perspective deficient.
do appreciate his surmises about the foreseeable fall of American
pseudo-modernism and rise of Asia. But the story that will unfold to vindicate
Kishore*s surmises is different from the details he conjures up. It is the story
of the great triangle whose vertices represent centers of global civilization
of past, present and future.
past had witnessed the greatest socio-cultural polarization in the Eastern Hemisphere,
in India. The present age is still witnessing the highest global polarization
in the Western Hemisphere, in US/ West. This flight of global center from East
to West depicted the rise of the West and the decline of the East.
East-to-West flight of global socio-cultural center is about to be reversed in
near future. Kishore*s words seems to be prophetic up to this point. But what
he has to see further is that the West-to-East flight of global socio-cultural polarity
would be consummated in China. And the credit for this historic phenomenon
would go exclusively to China.
is not all. The saddest part of the futuristic story is that the Titanic will
sink prior to this stretch of evolution of history, if an averting magic
doesn*t occur. The doomed ship is India, the second Titanic. And this Titanic,
even as she arrives at the bottom of the ocean, will still have in her coffers
the heart (the metaphor to mean genes) of the planet.
would India be so doomed? - That is because of its neo-Indian navigators who still
think the clean-and-crystalline heaven (iceberg) visible ahead is the
would China be rewarded with such a global glory? - That is because she is the heir
apparent to pan-Indian socio-cultural legacy, erstwhile global essence, because
she is thus the inheritor of feline human genes. To realize this, you have to
look into the transcendental theory of evolution that puts civilization as function
of national genes and that puts national genes as function of metaphysical
movements. The time-bomb of Buddhist metaphysics have been ticking to
conflagrate as the winner genes later in China.
is that actual tipping national characteristic that would give China an edge
over US/ West. It is progressive incorporation of higher democracy into
national constitution. Protraction of disproportionate/ unlimited econo-social
security is taking epidemic form to gnaw away Western Democracy, the iceberg
that India wishes to harvest a destination from.
Chinese success really so succinct? - No. It isn*t. It is about to be on the
crossroad where it will meet the fatal contingency of choosing between the
Kishore Mahbubani-spelt sevel pillars of western wisdom with in-built
retrogrades and civil democracy projected by the theory of absolute polity.
(Bhanu Padmo)
may reply this thread upon http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/greenlogic/%c2%a0
as well
or consign a copy to greenlogic@... for extended discussions.
--- On Mon, 2/18/13, Pat Louise Davies <pld@...> wrote:
From: Pat Louise Davies <pld@...>
Subject: [Wisdom-l] Bhanu: Kishore Mahbubani ?
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Date: Monday, February 18, 2013, 7:01 PM
Hello Bhanu & Friends,
Since you and others have some interest in
political philosopy, Bhanu, I am wondering if you are familiar with the writings
of Kishore Mahbubani? If so, what are your opinions of his ideas? As
you may know, he was the President of the UN Security Council 2001-02, and UN
Ambassador from Singapore. He was
born of Indian parents in an impoverished area of Singapore 64 yrs
I heard Kishore speak recently @ Cornell and found
his ideas about the need for world collaboration interesting; I am currently
reading 4 of his books. In his view, the USA's tendency to stay
stuck focusing on world leadership instead
of supporting world organizations and other means of world collaboration is very
problematic & unfortunate for the USA now, and going forward.
Kishore's message at the outset of his Cornell
talk was that there is much pessimism in the West, including Europe,
whereas many Eastern countries are enjoying much rapid successful
economic/cultural development as a result of being influenced by " The 7 Pillars
of Western Wisdom" (his term which includes free market, rule of law, etc...)
and are optimistic; In his view, the West is currenty moving away from the
7 pillars.
Many points of his Cornell talk are laid out in his
most recent book published in Feb/13. He discussed the 7 pillars in his 2008 book: The New Asian
Your thoughts?
Thanks ~ Namaste, Pat Louise
May our efforts benefit
all beings and the
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